yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II General] dw1llow:
Commit says Focal was removed because of software issues, but the G+ post says it was removed because of licencing issues.

And what's with this Cyanogen Inc. Are these guys trying to monetise CM??

All this Focal drama, the latest post by Cyanogen about a "New Chapter", and last year when a guy from CM held its internet domain name for hostage for a big pay out... these cm guys are starting to get real political and greedy, looking for that big pay day.

Is it time to jump ship to AOKP, Paranoid, or PAC, and support the underdogs?? Cus these CM guys are getting real cocky for doing minor modification works that's purely based on Google's AOSP.

Edit: Don't get me wrong, I'm appreciative of all the developers working hard to fulfil the wants of the rest of us. I have tremendous respect for guys involved in CM doing all the leg work. But those guys up the food chain at CM seems to be more concerned about monetising their "product".
[Galaxy S II General] blinoff82:
http://www.get.cm/?device=i9100;)
[Galaxy S II General] Spyr0s:
We will have to see how thing goes and that means bug solving and development will be further delayed, so in the end, users will be screwed up again while devs quit or spend their time in writing their story of life in social media. Xplodwild left so propably no KitKat for many samsung phones including ours etc etc

What i know for sure is that definitely my next phone will be Nexus 5, im already going to buy a nexus 7 2013 to see how it goes with Google. I don't want any more to rely on the mood of anybody, i just want to install something that looks pro and forget about it, i don't want drama, i don't want soap opera, tired of all this **** seriously.
[Galaxy S II General] kokesh:
Here is the true state of things from Focal developer:

https://plus.google.com/106978520009932034644/posts/L8FJkrcahPs

I guess we should start thinking about where to go after CM10.2
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
Can we stop talking about what's going on with Cyanogen Inc in this topic please!!

Go posts your theories somewhere else. I bet the most users that are complaining have never contributed a single byte to the project, so you have no right to be such drama queens.

Stay ontopic: CM10.2 for i9100. And enjoy all the fixes that are now coming much faster, because a team can work on it full time.
[Galaxy S II General] Spyr0s:
Sounds like a commercial :p
[Galaxy S II General] dw1llow:
Yeah same here. Seriously.. CM is good for old devices that don't receive Android updates. I'm moving onto Xperia Z1 next week, and I won't be installing CM on it for sure, I'll just root it and install a custom kernel for advanced tweaks. I'll only consider installing CM on it if Sony stops updating it, but by that time I'd probably on a brand new phone again anyway.

And if I wanted a vanilla Android, I would be getting a Nexus too. Nough of all these BS "nightlies" and these greedy guys trying to monetise something that's given for free by Google's Open Source Project (in which AOSP that is indirectly funded by us Google consumers).
[Galaxy S II General] kokesh:
20130920: can confirm that recent Netflix app finally works with the newly merged hack!
[Galaxy S II General] Spyr0s:
Missed this

Contribute no, i'm not doing it for free anymore but i've donated many times. Do i have the right to talk now...?
[Galaxy S II General] Edvin73:
Kondik and Koush are screwing it big time.
[Galaxy S II General] SemaF0R:
I am completely gobsmacked that the CM team could take something pure and OPEN SOURCE and lie and steal for there own gain from fellow contributors. I saw the original posting a while back from pulsar and since then a lot of news has gone round.

So how much lying and underhanded sh!t has Steve actually pulled with the investors?? Do the investors know the sh!t storm that's currently going on?

As far as I can see, one of two things are going to happen here...either they are going to realize the storm is brewing and quickly announce that it is all hogwash and move forward as if nothing happened, or, (to avoid a spat with investors) continue down the path of "screw the contributors and community"

My next phone will be a Nexus 5 with stock. NO CM, NO CM PHONE etc.

I have made a conscious decision to no longer support Cyanogenmod, not because of what the team has achieved and all the work that has been put into the OS, but rather because of how the guys are going about screwing the community over, and more importantly the contributors.

I can't wait for a breakaway team and a NEW AOSP OS....any takers?

until then,

AOKP, Hello my old friend....
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
Kondik and Koush WTF are you doing?? Is money everything to you? Damn... Guess it's a dark moment for Android Users..

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[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
You have no idea what you are talking about.....so please stop with the same comment on every page please.

This will take CM to infinity and beyond

To all you haters, please go away and stop using CM or something and stop posting crap about it in this thread!! I am sure there are others threads where you can post what you think.
[Galaxy S II General] deepongi:
./delete.sh

DCMA Protection Rights applied.

http://www.dmca.com
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
So you like their lying and their way to tell the other devs that they are nothing? Great.

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[Galaxy S II General] Spyr0s:
Did you applied for the job or do you think that this STFU@ALL attidude will make you a better candidate?
[Galaxy S II General] mrbenbiz:
Maybe he got paid for this, who knows :) CM Cop! :)
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
See, there you go again with all your speculation and conspiracy theories.

I'm just like you, a user, nothing more. But I'm not such a drama queen....

All your speculation means absolutely nothing and I bet the most of you will just continue to keep using CM anyway.

If not, fine, but don't mess up this thread.
[Galaxy S II General] d_Schizzo:
Guys really, whats your problem?! Cyanogen said the want no money for their rom in future. And if they do, why not?! They do a great job.

And i dont understand the argument about they going greedy. The question is, who is greedy. A company that will make money with their work (however they will do) or the user that says" i want this and that feature, and please do it in your free time and share it for free"?

In the end, dont like it, dont use it... Pretty simple
[Galaxy S II General] iamnotkurtcobain:
If they want money for it there'll be no more nighlies and much fewer roms as they all base on cm's work...

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[Galaxy S II General] HardCorePawn:
Stop using USB Mass Storage mode...

As soon as you do, anything on sdcards (internal and external) is no longer available to system... This includes any custom ringtones, alarms, notification sounds on sdcard... Wallpapers... And apps.

Note: Since sometime in JB (I *think* possibly 4.2.x), apps are able to automagically install on sdcard... So you might not have explicitly selected "move to SD", but they'll be there. :o

Games tend to be the most likely candidate for this... Simply because a few 100+meg games would overload the usual app storage partition in no time...

Your options are:

1. Stop using UMS and use MTP

2. Transfer using app like Airdroid

3. ADB "push"

4. Use a "multi mount" app, that mounts via UMS and leaves sdcards visible to system

5. Use "multi mount" kernel like DorimanX

I'm actually a little surprised you've had no hot reboots from turning on UMS... As, if an app on sdcard is running when you turn on UMS, that can often trigger reboot. :(

Sent from my SlimBean pwned Nexus 4
[Galaxy S II General] Spyr0s:
Why you ask me about "going greedy" argument, did i said something related? Also, please define "They" when you talk about money? Eg. is Trebuchet someone's property to ask for money? Trebuchet it's not "Theirs" it's nebkat's work. As far as i know nebkat did it for free while mr.Perfect was planning to make CyanogenMod Inc and make money out of it.
[Galaxy S II General] igor45:
On the contrary it's VERY pertinent and I for one am no longer going to use CM on any device. Bye.
[Galaxy S II General] xtcdj15:
CM Inc, Open Source and FUD

Stop talking crap and spreading FUD. All big and sucesfull OpenSource projects are backed by corporations, everything is driven by financial results in the end. There is some difference between the real world and your utopia. If you think OpenSource mean few guys hacking few lines of code in there spare time you are extremly wrong. Starving developers don't write OpenSource....and I dont talk about fixing a bug by changing few lines of code...I talk about big projects like AOSP, MySQL, Apache, LibreOffice, Linux Kernel, {insert yout favorite OSS project here}, etc which are backed by Google, Oracle, IBM, Apache Foundation, Document Foundation, Linux Foundation, {insert your favorite OSS project backer here} etc. Some are in OpenSource for pure finacial profit, some are philanthropic/non-profit organizations/consortiums, but all of them have to make money to keep the projects alive/succesfull. Even Linus have to eat and pay his employes salarys and all the related bills. 99%+ of all OpenSource code in existence is writen by developers payed by the "evil" project backers. The fact that OpenSource projects produce profit for their backers is a good thing as the project move forward , become better, and all the OpenSource fans/consumers (including you, me and all CM, android, linux, etc users) profit for free. Cyanogen Inc. may be the best thing that happened to CM community...only time will show if they dit a good or wrong move, depending on how much success will they have on securing trust and financing from industry.

But for the moment stop spreading $hit all over the place. You used their work on your phones for years, i guess they deserve a bit more than this from you and all CM community. Steve, Koush, and co. chose to put all their time and resources on CM, while other will just contribute to the project as a hobby in their spare time. If they succeed in their mission maybe in the future we wont have to change smartphones because of things like samsung's exynos lack of support anymore. So stop being an A$$, you little drama queen :laugh: .... be happy for them and be happy that your favorite OSS project have the chance to become better.

x
[Galaxy S II General] Muchoaliento:
MONEY TALKS

AC/DC original song http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moneytalks

Movie directed by Brett Ratner starring Charlie Sheen and Chris Tucker http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119695/

Ok, having ranted 'bout the CYANCORP affaire, just wanted to say I will stay con Cyanogenmod until I find something better or they try to charge me

All the best to those developers who freely contributed to this project and now see their work licensed :eek:
[Galaxy S II General] nikus_dance:
yesterday my phone crash when I was using the camera.

It happend when I change the position of the phone (vertical and then horizontal)

thanks!

sorry for my english!
[Galaxy S II General] blinoff82:
If you use the search by the topic you will see that you are not the only one who has this problem. Read forum carefully.:D
[Galaxy S II General] nandaota:
Guys, let's focus on the behavior of roms. Stop with speculation.

About updating 20130920, everything went well? Appeared some new bug?
[Galaxy S II General] rebecker:
To all the whiners complaining about what "might" happen and are threatening to abandon this ROM...don't let the door hit you in the ass as you leave.

Although I've only been using this ROM a couple of weeks, doing the updates every morning, I can say that I, for one, have certainly gotten my money's worth. If some of you have been billed for this ROM, then you might have a reason to complain about what "might" happen in the future. However, I have received an excellent product that has enhanced my GS2 experience and it hasn't cost me a dime. I might suggest that if you want to whine about something, maybe you all should whine to Samsung for not updating their ROM in a timely fashion (or at all). If CyanogenMod stopped supporting their current ROM today, I would not feel cheated.

Now, let's bring this forum back to being a support forum for those of us who are not abandoning this ROM.
[Galaxy S II General] deepongi:
/ot

the last pages seems like a soap opera ... lol :D
[Galaxy S II General] nandaota:
everything went well with today's update? Appeared some new bug?
[Galaxy S II General] dw1llow:
Yeah, a major bug in 20130920. Focal was removed due to the 7mil-moola bug.
[Galaxy S II General] deepongi:
Sailfish OS is a good option. bye and good luck.
[Galaxy S II General] nandaota:
hahahahahahaha thanks bro
[Galaxy S II General] chokolad:
Google foto update problem with picassa acount on CM 10.2 nighitly rom or GApps 4.3

Hi, sorry for the bad English. I have installed CM10.1 rom on the Galaxy s2. Then i have a factory reset from recovery,wipe cash+dalvik cashe, then upgraded it to CM 10.2 nightly. But after all, the google photo update on my picassa account does not work . Is there any solution ?
[Galaxy S II General] Rated RR:
Actually Focal looks very promising, and I bet it'd have solid user base once the bugs would be kicked out. I believe it is only a matter of weeks before it appears on Play Store. I have side-downloaded it anyways, so it has survived today's repository removal.
[Galaxy S II General] Mcjim113:
I don't like the possible lying bit from the Cm team but it's nice to see someone put some real truths about what open source really is. I hope that they continue the project based on forked AOSP and is kept open source and keeps it's good contributing community. I don't think they will try to destroy the community that has been built up it's not in their interests as Cm is not really known outside this community. I doubt they will either get the money to make their own phone or get the backing of other phone manufacturers to use a closed version of cm as it does not differentiate itself enough from AOSP to warrant using it.
[Galaxy S II General] porganz:
Well todays update "20130920" is complete fail. First the upgrade was some how already funny, because after install all my apps stop working as the Apps and widget pages where complete blank no nothing. After several restarts they appeared back. The phone keeps restarting if you open apps and tilt the screen 3-4 times. Then every time after reboot/restart there is message "Android is upgrading". Something is wrong with rendering as well as in firefox browser the pages are not rendering anymore correctly and the web pages are distorted time to time.

However the build 20130915 worked fine and had none those problems.
[Galaxy S II General] thorazine74:
That's not an accurate comparison at all, only time will tell but I think Cyanogen Inc. will be anything but a non for profit foundation with the goal to preserve open source...

Following with your comparison, CyanogenMod is like OpenOffice now, soon we should see CyanLibre or LibreMod...
[Galaxy S II General] lammpat:
O/T

ROFL...What a punch...I will stick to CM until my i9100 is alive and working but disappointed with all this drama but I believe *whatever happenes, happens for good*.
[Galaxy S II General] gazdajezda:
Same here... If it is true what Xplodwild say, then this definitely is not ok... But hey, there will be forks, new roms...
[Galaxy S II General] andrewwright:
There's always AOKP .soon to be pushing out 4.3 ;)
[Galaxy S II General] Edvin73:
I just now realized that Koush can finally buy himself a yacht and stop stealin' them. Not everything is bad after all. :D
[Galaxy S II General] Truman82:
Sorry for ot, but how is latest nightly working for you guys? ;)
[Galaxy S II General] rebecker:
No issues so far. But, today was a pretty conservative-use day. Ran GPS software and music software for a couple hours driving, without an issue. No reboots in landscape mode. No FC's so far. Better and better every day. And since I never liked Focal, I don't miss it.

-Bob-
[Galaxy S II General] Truman82:
Stock kernel?
[Galaxy S II General] rebecker:
3.0.64-CM-ge531c03

build01@cyanogenmod #1

Fri Sep 20 01:15:33 PDT 2013

:)
[Galaxy S II General] deepongi:
you know you just had to say yes, instead of typing the whole build number/timestamp of the kernel? :)
[Galaxy S II General] rebecker:
Sorry...I'm new to this (less than 2 weeks). Thought the answer was "yes", but didn't want to mislead if my assumption was wrong. I'll try to be more brief in the future. :crying:
[Galaxy S II General] deepongi:
mate, you can type whatever you want.. but if both of you were talking about official 20/09, and the question was if you were using stock kernel, you didn't had to go to all the trouble of typing all those number and letters ... kernel is the same in all 20/09 builds.. ;)

just a suggestion, nothing more .. :)
[Galaxy S II General] Truman82:
Just flashed newest nightly, and everything running smoothly. Stock kernel. Very nice work:)
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
Do you guys see any of this happening sometimes?

- apps do not start using GPS, even though GPS is on. The GPS icon never appears.

- data connection does not come back after a spontaneous soft reboot (when rotating). I only get cell connection back, no data.

A reboot fixes both issues, but I have to reboot multiple times a day lately.....
[Galaxy S II General] kl0ndike:
I can confirm again, that the Google Play Services (CacheUpdateService) wake-lock exists.

Difficult to explain, how to reproduce, but the Deep sleep mode is not working for me in some conditions (as I could notice, after a long charging).

Reproducing the Deep Sleep issue on my case:

- Pluggin' in charger, waiting for 100%

- Unplugging charger

- Opening CPUSpy resetting graph and trying to switch the display off.

- Waiting for about a minute or five

- Turning on, refreshing CPUSpy - no deep sleep...

Tried wiping data for the Google Services app, it helps for a while. So, the only way to fix it now, is to freeze the whole app...

And again, about the screen rotation issue.

Reproducing:

- Disable the rotation and reboot your device to the purity of experiment

- Enable the rotation

- Open any app which supports the landscape mode

- Rotate your device to the landscape

- Disable the rotation

- Rotate your device back (it will rotate :)

- The rotation is not working any more...)))

Did you installed 10.2 with full wipes, or just updated it from 10.1? I had no problems with GPS.

I've never had any soft-reboots on rotation and any other circumstances (clean 10.2 installation)
[Galaxy S II General] dw1llow:
It is official.

Cyanogen Inc. partners with Oppo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lV1c8nzDp5s

ps. Steve Kondik has lisp.
[Galaxy S II General] highdiver_2000:
I just discovered why. I was using CMXlog to view changelogs. It has not been updated since 17 Sep.

http://10.2.cmxlog.com/?device=i9100
[Galaxy S II General] Spyr0s:
Did you flashed today's nightly also? Changelog is great.
[Galaxy S II General] highdiver_2000:
17 Sep nightly

Soft reboot (CM spinning logo) with no 3G, I get that all the time. Especially with heavy data use. After the soft reboot, all the APNs are missing. I need to reboot, so far once or twice a day.

My theory is memory management. I noticed that if I reboot the device and start using Youtube, there will be no soft reboot / restart. If I were start of differently with lots of other apps (eg, G+, Scope, Flipboard) and followed by Youtube, the device soft reboot / restart.

Just in case anyone thinks Youtube is to blame, I got a soft reboot while using Whatsapp.

This is an improvement over 11 Sep nightly. That version gives a hard reboot / restart inclusive of the Samsung logo.
[Galaxy S II General] res2220:
I've seen both of those issues before. The GPS not starting I've seen if I switch from one GPS app to another. Like Google maps to moovit or vice versa. Its maybe like the first doesn't let go of the GPS yet...

The data connection not coming back I've also seen. Sometimes after a rotating reboot but also after leaving wifi its happened a few times. Kinda reminds me of the RIL drops we all use to get last year. Suddenly realizing that the phone has been without data connection for who knows how long...

----

I'm going to miss focal. I actually thought it was coming long nicely... Guess we'll just have to see where in goes...
[Galaxy S II General] phi770:
Feature Request (small change)

It would be great to include this http://hoelz.ro/blog/adding-duckduckgo-as-an-android-browser-search-engine into CM. Or does someone know how to do this with an app? Basically it's the same procedere as with the "FasterGPS" Fix?!

I would like to use the chrome app with duck duck go.
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
Yeah but I don't know if RIL is the problem this time, because the no-data problem happened to me yesterday and there were no RIL crash logs added to /data/log.

I will see if the GPS problem is related to using multiple GPS apps, I usualy use Maps and a speedcam app.
[Galaxy S II General] jgcaap:
The new build cm10.2 compared to cm10.1 is it better?
[Galaxy S II General] kokesh:
I've noticed that also. I guess Inc. changed their API.
[Galaxy S II General] Redclient:
http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#/i9100/next Is still working for me though, you can use it if you want an alternative.
[Galaxy S II General] adipurn:
Can I use this ROM with stock toggles?
[Galaxy S II General] doctor_droid:
U mean toggles of stock rom??

If yes...

Then answer is No :)
[Galaxy S II General] Karpfenhai:
I think there is an app called power manager which will do the trick..

What's the problem with ribbons? They are way more efficient in comparison to Sammy stock.

But I still miss the old power menu too...

Tapatalked from my Galaxy SII
[Galaxy S II General] CRXed:
Andrew Dodd's commit was reverted. So hopefully no more high Android OS in the next nightly. And if so, Andrew was wrong and the people that were complaining about high Android OS were right.

CM10.2 http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/50766/

CM10.1 http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/50738/ with more detailed explanation
[Galaxy S II General] rfrenz:
Works great here

Phone is Gt-I9100 on GCI in Alaska. I use the KH3 modem and stock kernel from the 9/21/13 CM 10.2 nightly. The phone works like a charm with no (zero) issues that I have run into thus far. I use Battery Doctor for power/battery monitoring and it tells me that with 93% battery, I have 39 h. 33 min. of battery life. That is the best I have had in weeks of using this ROM. The stock android camera works great but I use FX Zoom which works even better with this ROM. GPS and associated programs all seem to work properly.

For ease of use, I like the Dorimanx 9.40 Kernel better but have not installed it for a week or so now. It was fully compatible with the ROM when I tried it. Any advice on the kernel? My thought is basically "don't mess with success" particularly with the current power status.

I saw the stuff regarding Cyanogen incorporating and am still wondering why all the griping. They have done one heck of a great job and there is no reason why they should not be rewarded for a lot of hard work. So we end up paying a couple of bucks to upgrade ROM, it beats the heck out of buying a new phone. My point is, quit crying and develop your own ROM.
[Galaxy S II General] -Grift-:
Just adding on, not everyone gets paid.
[Galaxy S II General] Fulfen:
well i didint fresh install, so thats why it works
[Galaxy S II General] elitewarrior:
Yes you do have a logcat but you might want to tell us what it's for.. its 4500 lines. No one is going to read through all of that :P.
[Galaxy S II General] deepongi:
he already stated that he flashed on infected_ build 3007 and then flashed 10.2 3007 test build + gapps on top of it...
[Galaxy S II General] beratalp:
I didn't too. But also it's screwed too :laugh: