yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] highdiver_2000:
Here you go.

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/kernel-kernel-cm11-omni-4-4-slimkat-t2222843
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ledzgio:
Hi, I get always Insufficient storage so I cannot upgrade my applications, which are very few.

Any idea on how to fix?

thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strokemesilly:
hey guys.

installed rom and booted first time no issues. os then updated and installed a bunch of apps automatically.

after setting up the phone the way a like i switched it off to insert sim card.

turned phone on and it is now stuck on first samsung screen with yellow triangle.

what to do?

cheers ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Karpfenhai:
Reflash the ROM on top in recovery and clear cache plus dalvik, should boot then.

Regards

Tapatalked from my Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II Android Development] strokemesilly:
Thanks, Ill keep that in mind if i ever try the rom again ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Facuu:
hey guys, whats up

hey i'm a little bit confused so if you can help me that would be great

i am running cm 10.2 installed through the installer, the version is a snapshot of cm 10.2 and it works perfect, except for the battery, in 6 hours the phone is dead. So i was looking at other roms or kernels, so i saw that this one is very good, and that everyone used it with gustavo_s kernel , but as i have read, you are all talking about uptime time, what does that mean? how much time passes before the phone reboots itself?

is it a good thing? everyone is really happy here but i don't understand i think, i don't think random reboots and hangs are a good thing

does that happen if i just power off my mobile everyday? or just if i keep it awake forever till it reboots?

when it hangs and you need to reboot, is it just that? or you need to clean wipe and all that on recovery? or maybe reinstall?

I hope you can answer me this because i'm having problems with the battery here , so any other kernels you can recommend me with better battery management would be great

thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] highdiver_2000:
There is a memory leak in this version. Depending on how hard you use it, it will freeze 2-3 days time. You don't mind doing a daily reboot (automate using Llama), you should be good. For better battery performance, use Gustavo kernel.

I have since move on to CM11, it is great except with the cost of turning off Google Locations.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ranhaber:
Does anybody have a problem with Google+? It's killing my battery.

Location is off, refresh is off, no updates. What can I do next?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Facuu:
that memory leak is on the rom or in the gustavo's kernel?

I installed this rom and the battery managemente wasn't very good, i mean, i was just touching the phone a little bit and it dropped like 3% in 10 minutes, it's kinda a lot

And today i rebooted it and it dropped from 50 % to 15 % and then it started to "charge itself" and now it's on 21% . It's really strange

I think the battery is not the issue because when i bought the phone 4 days ago it had the carrier's rom (Personal, in Argentina) and siyah's kernel, and the battery was perfect, in standby or light use (just as i am using it now for testing) it dropped only 1% per hour more or less.

So what are your suggestions? keep this rom and try gustavo's kernel? try the stable version of original cm which is 10.1 ? or maybe kitkat or cm 11 are stable enough and have better battery managemente, but i don't think so, and i don't want to return to that carrier's rom because it's ugly as hell and full of bloatware

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pz1982:
Phone suddenly switch off when copying files from/to computer

Hi guys,

do you also face that phone suddenly switch off when copying files from/to computer ?

P.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dkings:
I always come back to this baby

It's real fast and stable

Many thanks infected_
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lammpat:
Beyond any doubt, and I always miss Infected_ for my i9100. Though Markox is doing great job by providing Linaro builds.:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gaikokujinkyofusho:
alternate compatible minimalist gapps?

Just tried out this rom, trying to work out the battery drain (am guessing need to try some different kernels) but other than that is super stable compared to what I was using before. Wanted to ask, can anyone recommend where to get a "minimal" gapps that would work with 10.2? say with just google play, and maps? Thx!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
here you go:

http://d-h.st/P83

more minimal than that, i dont think that exists .. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gaikokujinkyofusho:
much obliged! for the gapps link and the rom!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lanchon:
dear [MENTION=1077833]infected_[/MENTION] ,

i set up a friends aging i9100 with your 10.2.1 final and it seems to work great.

i was about to set up other friends with it, but then i panicked: i saw your note mentioning "sqlite fsync hack (by dorimanx)".

what exactly is this? i tried googling but could not find anything, so i am assuming the worse :)

i cannot risk my friends loosing their data. is there a way to reenable fsync on this rom? or is there maybe another 4.3.x rom for the i9100 that you can recommend?

thank you very much!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
final release doesn’t have sqlite hack.. but if it did, it would be perfectly safe, and no issues on the phone. it would just read db's faster.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lanchon:
that is GREAT to know!!! thank you!

btw, i wouldn't want to start a discussion on it, but if the hack involves removing fsync calls from sqlite, it'd be absolutely not safe. the fsyncs are simply REQUIRED for sqlite to be able to provide ACID semantics to its clients. clients expect ACID sematics in the db layer and will break if ACID breaks, it's just a matter of time. kernel, filesystem and sqlite developers all are very much aware of the performance impact of fsync, yet they took the trouble to code all that stuff because there's no way around it, it's just necessary. i happen to be an electronic engineer versed in system software and understand exactly why this mechanism is required (or other alternatives).

moreover, i'd guess sqlite would not just beak but break badly, because its not designed to expect or tolerate certain write reorderings, and would probably not even partially recover. to sqlite, no-operation fsyncs would look like hardware malfunctions, events from which sqlite developers really cant and wouldnt even want to recover.

in fact, there are already plenty of hardware malfunctions plaguing ssds and emmcs (eg: http://www.extremetech.com/computin...ing-drive-are-power-outages-killing-your-ssds) and thus possibility of corruption, but i wouldnt add insult to injury by willingly adding software side bugs.

on the other hand, if the hack is enabling some tricky configuration option in sqlite that somehow weakens its ACID semantics in exchange for performance, that would be worth considering. but i'd stay away from it all the same, as most app developers tacitly expect the strongest guarantees everywhere, and have trouble outputting good code even if you provide them.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lammpat:
I know It sound stupid and demanding, but It would be great if we could ever get O3 optimized of this super stable release. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
it was compiled with -O3 ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lammpat:
..Thanks a lot! The same which markox is using right? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alderian72:
Help, how to flash gustavo

Hi, I have the last release of this kernel on my S2 and I was looking to combine on the Gustavo kernel, but I can't seem to get it to work, the boot animation screen doesn't show and stays black. I'm dirty flashing it through CWM Recovery (took backup first!), rebooting, get Samsung boot screen, then black with no activity. Reflashed backup and it's back were I started.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zile995:
Use kernel wipe script and then after that flash gustavo.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
-O3 flag is universal for the GCC compiler.. if he is using the same toolchains, i doubt it.. i9100 was limited to build kernel with 4.7...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alderian72:
Any chance you could point me in the right direction/URL?

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Found the script, just don't know what to do with it. Do I flash the zipped script, then the kernel, then reboot?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zile995:
Flash kernel script. After that flash gustavo. Then wipe dalvik cache and wipe cache partition.

Reboot system now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alderian72:
Still no luck

Nope, still the same problem, Blank after the Samsung splash. Using "kk-kernel-21-06-CWM.zip" and the "GS2KernelWipe2.09.zip" from HawkerPaul but no solution. This is in combination with the last linaro cyomod from this thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jnetode:
Hi. Kk kernel is for 4.4.4 rom. Gustavo had one jb version. Download and use this one.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alderian72:
Just what I thought. Unfortunately I have no idea where to get the JB version? I'll take a look around in while awaiting a reply.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Alderian72:
HELP, last piece missing

Can anyone please help me locate the right Gustavo kernel, and point me in the right direction for dirty flashing it without losing CWM recovery?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] highdiver_2000:
I don't have the kernel offhand. You can flash that from CWM. Don't like it ? Flash a Rom and it is gone.

The version I used "jb-kernel-22-02-CWM"

Not too sure if his KitKat version supports the JB.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] highdiver_2000:
I manage to upload it. Here it is. Let me know if yoiu have access problems. First time using Onedrive

http://1drv.ms/1pbVpFJ
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/z10r4n015saza/Gustavo_s

link to all Gustavo_s kernels i gathered while i was building for i9100..

regards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arjo656:
how to create folder

hello, i have a little problem, i can't create different folder in the apps menu, for exemple; a folder for all the games, a folder for office apps, a folder for navigation apps etc....

how can i make it? i don't like to see all apps in disorder
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
get a custom launcher, like; nova, apex, etc...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arjo656:
trebuchet 1.0 is already installed in my rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
(...)

you can use another launcher even with trebuchet installed... thats the whole purpose of replacing stock launcher, with a custom one...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arjo656:
so ,if i install a new launcher, can i uninstall trebuchet?

because in don't like to have 2 apps for the same use
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
freeze it titanium backup, or if you want remove it, after setting new launcher has default.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arjo656:
ok thanks, i'll try opex, nova, and S5launcher
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Clark Joseph Kent:
Thread Closed as per OP.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Grift-:
Cool you play BF3 too? Add me up on Origin ! BloodyPixel (I think :p) you have no idea what ****ty PC specs I have... Plus its a laptop!

1st Gen I5 480M

4GB Ram

500GB HardDisk

ATI 6550M

Runs BF3 at less then 30 fps on bare minimum :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alb3rtt:
So 3000 Aussie dollars... WOW :eek: BUT IT SO BEAST :/

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I'm not that active on BF3 but i'll add you when i go on next :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Grift-:
Yeah amounting to about 4000 SGD :eek: So beast you should have no issue when BF4 comes out ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
how about a little OC? :D

what cooler and mobo do you have?

edit: nevermind, saw you specs in sig... NO OC for you.. :angel:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
i'm more anxious for call of duty ghosts than bf4... :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Grift-:
I like CoD for its CQB but battlefield for all out war with planes, tanks and choppers :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vahooli:
totaly im not satisfied with 0708 battery and im sure its relate to cm and not relate to infected :)

so for better battery which kernel is better ?

Stock? Dorimanx ? Gustavo ? ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
try [MENTION=4217277]Gustavo_s[/MENTION] CM based kernel 0507 (linaro compiled also).. currently using it and recommend it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Fulfen:
why is it better than stock?

oh sry, it is stock like kernel with stweaks? nice
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alb3rtt:
Yeah :( Is my CPU bottlenecking? It is practically the same as an i3 2100. (But without hyper threading)

If it is, would it be with the upgrade to an i5 3570k or i7 3770k?

If my CPU isn't bottlenecking, what is causing the lag in saints row the third?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
i bet also that the cpu is bottlenecking the gpu.. you don't have a "that bad" graphics card. also 8GB is plenty enough..

i'll go for the 3570K if i were you.. can do a reasonable OC to it, and is more than enough to play games. if you are compiling, editing video/rendering, etc (multi-thread ops), then go for the 3770K.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kosmasgr:
Just installed v.9 with gustavo 0507 kernel. Excellent combination. Later i'll try STweaks if it's available to see gustavo kernel's default governors or change them ? any suggestion for governor and I/O infected ? :) Rom rocks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
i'm on "ondemand" and "cfq" .. more battery friendly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] danslinux:
View attachment 2103971

Only 30mins screen time so far but still pretty excellent.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
good results. stock kernel used?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] danslinux:
Yep stock, batteryguru still in learning mode, do have greenify on though. But still better than Sammy roms. Much better then Rootbox, slimrom etc. Incredibly stable as well. Thank you for the excellent rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kosmasgr:
I'm ondemand and cfq. Excellent :D

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
Thread MOVED! now we are in the right place, i9100 android development ! lets all make this project ours and to all the i9100 community.. all help/comments/sugestions/corrections/etc are appreciated and welcomed .. :)

regards,

infected_
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
finally.....:D

and thanks for taking my suggestion :good::highfive:

enjoy folks....

good luck in development [MENTION=1077833]infected_[/MENTION] :D

Sent fom my S-II running >>SlimBean build 6.9 Unofficial (20130707) SaberMod 4.9 by fusionjack<< powered BY >>DorimanX kernel 9.34<<
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kosmasgr:
Amazing with gps. It works flawlessly. 5 secs to lock signal ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] King_Rat:
No problems with zzmove on KangBang ;)

Installed PiMP My Rom, which puts a whole lot of scripts in init.d folder...

Specs:

Rom: infected_CM10.1 (dirty flash over CM10-Skank)

Kernel: KangBang (TWRP recovery)

Mods:

*Pimp My Rom - Aroma install (flash Siyah recovery to do so)

*Viper4Android (audio mod)

*UV - using Voltage Control from play store (-25 for now)

*cpu control via No Frills apk (has safety feature) [OC'd 1.3GHz, zzmove+zen)

Theme: HTCElegance (best CM10/10.1 theme - that's free)

Might try Dori soon when I get around to backing up extsd... Otherwise this setup is almost zen :eek:

Sent from my smug GT-I9100 :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] szymko1995:
Rly? Did you had to install this static gps fix?

Wysłane z mojego GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Grift-:
Alright thread has been moved! Thanks Mods! No more OT then :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CRXed:
Just find an older nightly (I used 5/31) and use the gps.exynos4.so file from that one -> GPS fixed

The strange thing is.....why does a month old file work, when it seems that this file has not changed in 5 months?

https://github.com/TheMuppets/propr...9100/proprietary/system/lib/hw/gps.exynos4.so

This is where CM gets these files from, right?

Maybe [MENTION=1077833]infected_[/MENTION] knows more about when TheMuppets repository was updated....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kosmasgr:
No. I simply changed GPS configuration to Europe using stweaks from playstore because default was north america

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alb3rtt:
This fixed gps for me too.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kosmasgr:
Yeah GPS rocks on this rom :)

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Grift-:
Hi guys im running 07/09 on DorimanX 9.34 and Codeworkx's OpenRil. Having some signal dropouts, will post some pics later but anyone else having similar issues or is it something i missed ?? BTW I cleaned installed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] papakitou:
Good morning..

Safe to flash crossbreeder?

*mobile
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
build 20130710 UPLOADED ! :)

@papakitou, perfectly safe. just flash it has a normal i9100 CM 10.1.. instructions on 2nd post if needed.

regards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] papakitou:
Thanks..

Another question i cant find the "less frequent notifications" option at menu.

*mobile
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
last change to themuppets samsung repo was at 19h ago. but the gps.exynos4.so is in fact 5 month old..

but it seems gps is fixed in this nightly.. at least i didn't had to replace gps.exynos4.so .. just select europe in gps.conf... :)

PS: let get home and check the file that was synced in my build environment. i'm also curious to check the date.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CRXed:
:mad:

This kinda confirms that the file has not changed in months: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=43451914&postcount=16764

So it is weird how overwriting it with an older blob fixed it......

And it's also weird that it started to work again in latest nightlies when nothing seems to have changed regarding GPS.

Maybe we will just never know.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kosmasgr:
[MENTION=1077833]infected_[/MENTION] have you tested new Gustavo's kernel on your rom? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RaffBulgaro:
I'm testing.......... ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
currently using Gustavo_S CM kernel build 1007 :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 4info:
do you see an advantage to the stock kernel? (battery life, performance..???)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] King_Rat:
How do we prevent group texts becoming MMS? Lazy people I group text don't d/l the MMS :rolleyes:

Sent from my GT-I9100 Warbird
[Galaxy S II Android Development] danslinux:
Go to messaging then settings and untick group messaging
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
new nightly build 20130711 is ONLINE !!

(well, it was online since 2AM, but i forgot to press save button in OP with new info... :angel:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ph3n0mII:
Loving your builds infected_...

I occasionally switch between yours and kalpik's for a quick test, but lately your builds of the same nightly seem smoother somehow, plus your thread is obviously more detailed, organised, and layed out better, plus mediafire is one of my fav download sites :D

Keep up the good work mate:good::good::good:

---------- Post added at 04:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:12 PM ----------

You can check some of my posts for more info, but in a nutshell, signal dropouts have been an ongoing saga for several months which started long before OpenRIL, and the only thing that almost entirely fixes it for me is dorimanX 9.14 - 9.33 kernels.

I've tried pretty much every combination of modem/RIL/rom/kernel/setting/simcard/network/APN/partition-wipe/re-PIT, etc, plus heaps more, and dorimanx is the only thing that helps, nothing else makes it better(OR worse lol).

When using stock cm kernel and getting the dropouts, they do occur FAR more frequently when using UDP, especially when using wifi tethering.

I tried DorimanX 9.34 for 6 days and I love it, but it reintroduces the 'multiple-daily' signal dropouts :crying:

Try 9.33 for a few days and see if your results are the same:good:

On an unrelated note, I find XXMS2 more stable than XXLS9 for signal strength and data speed, especially when wifi tethering.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
well what i mostly use in a custom kernel is cpu/gpu uv and clock change, gpu thresholds, vm and cfs tweaks, blnww and gps region selection... works great with these builds with custom toolchains..

stock CM kernel the way its compiled it great, but Gustavo_S CM kernel (linaro compiled), if you need it you have more tweaking to do ! :D

regards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] deepongi:
@ph3n0mII if you already tested every "combination of modem/RIL/rom/kernel/setting/simcard/network/APN/partition-wipe/re-PIT" i think it maybe hardware related , no?

what happens with original android that came with the phone? doesn't matter if it was gingerbread or ice-cream sandwich.

also i'm using xxms2 .. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ph3n0mII:
It's definitely a possibility, yet that would make me wonder how/why dorimanx 9.14-9.33 kernels almost entirely fix (or mask it), then 9.34 reintroduces it.

It is a minority problem, but I'm not the only one with it, so perhaps we might all have identical hardware problem if thats the case.:confused:

Another possibility is something common in the way Optus and Telstra in Australia, and 'some' overseas carriers implement something in their network.

If it is indeed a hardware problem, it's difficult to prove that to samsung or get them to test/verify it.

I get the feeling that if i do get Samsung to have a look, they will say they couldn't find anything wrong (because of how they tested it and what conditions they tested it under, for how long, and using which networks, etc.)

I still have over a year of warranty left, and i've already had it in the service centre once before when all camera apps on stock and cm10.1 suddenly wouldn't load and FC'ed upon opening, which started at the beginning of the opensource camera hal thingy or whatever its called lol.

I did the usual several full wipes to stock 2.3.6 with pit, then 4.0.4 which didn't help, taking battery out for a few days etc.., so I got it couriered to samsung service centre at their expense.

When I got it back, all the service report said was they put the same version of stock 4.0.4 on it, which was already on it, and it came back identical to how i sent it, just with camera working...

One other strange thing though, is that when flashing insecure kernel, like when going from stock to cm10.1, or using cf-root or siyah when i first got the phone, I've always used triangleaway.

I've probably used it over 20 times, but about a month ago and ever since then, if I have to use triangleaway, I now have to download a special kernel and boot its own special triangleaway recovery mode, which I never had to do. This might be because of jellybean though...

Sorry for the long post:angel:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Grift-:
Signal dropouts never happened to me on stock based ROMs.. Those non-rooted ones from Sammy or custom ones such as NeatROM.:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vahooli:
hello infected :)

u know i havnt great idle battery time in ur rom... (with gustavo)

i think its relate to cm ... but u can see android os eat my battery ..

BBS doesnt show anything ..

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=43476819&postcount=16788
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
In your screenshot I can see that there are a few apps running in the background. Maybe those drain a bit of battery juice? :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Vahooli:
oh no dude . totally android OS has high awake , i see this problem too in cm topic