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[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
I'm having a weird issue with it, I have a shower test app that also detects network type and when the 4g shows with 1 bar, I do not get lte, I haven't been able to test with full bats yet as it hasn't jumped yet, but I did get one LTE reading at 14Mbps
[Galaxy S II General] iDynamics:
The new build has been wonderful so far. 22 hours up time with no random reboots. Last build I was getting maybe 4-5 reboots a day.

Thanks! :good:
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
A reminder to everyone now that my custom light sensor levels are now included in the ROM.

You must enable the light sensor filter located in settings>>interface>> display>>automatic backlight.

This will benefit you complete use of each light level.

Great work on the new ROM TF!
[Galaxy S II General] bijon440:
Entered everything as you said and still get permission denied..
[Galaxy S II General] formercontra:
Those reboots came back.... sometimes got 30 seconds, it sometimes rebooted immediately. I cleared the cache, the dalvik cache, fixed permissions, nothing worked. It always rebooted before I could pull a logcat or get a tombstone. I'm back on dadoes' ROM for now.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
After entering which command do you get a permission denied?
[Galaxy S II General] bijon440:
Its the final command to execute the script. Says cannot execute 91fixiverlays permission denied.
[Galaxy S II General] Arodg25:
I just ran the speedtest.Net app and got 9.11 mbs down and 8.67 mbs upload. My signal says 4G. I'm in Vancouver
[Galaxy S II General] m54:
Just thought I'd share since i havent been on since my last post. I got BLN working - downloaded an app called BLN Control, according to this app BLN was disabled. Not sure how since under sensors everything was checked, but once I "activated" it through this app all is working.
[Galaxy S II General] rhazahrd:
The new build has been wonderful so far
[Galaxy S II General] formercontra:
I've no idea how or why, but redownloading the .zip itself was what fixed the problem. Maybe something to do with the specific time I downloaded the ROM at first? In any case, it's been running for most of the day now without any problems finally.
[Galaxy S II General] RukusX7:
Cannot get any startup tweaks to stick. I check them all, then exit menu, return to menu and nothing stays checked.

Working great otherwise!
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Double check that "Settings" is granted super user permission in supersu.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
What are you guys getting for battery life?
[Galaxy S II General] neptune_:
Slightly better than before but still not as long as on dadoes
[Galaxy S II General] Arodg25:
Great build so far, the random reboots have stopped. But battery drain is an issue. The drain seems to be something with location settings. Especially gps which I don't understand because I have it turned off. I've uninstalled maps to narrow down the problem and will let you know how that works.
[Galaxy S II General] Tronith:
I have had my phone I for 9 hours and I'm at 66 percent. I restart my phone every time I charge. I usually get about 15 hours of the phone without issues. I don't have gps on unless I need it but I use blue tooth, wifi, and data constantly. I text and call as well. I havnt even tried trickster on this rom yet. I read that some of you are having overlay issues with YouTube still. I havnt had that problem since I installed this rom. Is there a way to check out why Titanic?
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Well, that means that some setting is persisting across flashes for you. On a clean flash, we format the system, data and cache partitions, so somewhere outside of those partitions is where I think this setting will lie. I'll look through my file structure to see if there is anything I might find useful and will let you know.
[Galaxy S II General] Arodg25:
Okay first of all I want to say that not using my phone really sucks. I haven't used it all day just so I can get an accurate reading of the battery drain. I started with a dirty flash of the update of the ROM, and had to uninstall and reinstall a few apps that were force closing, no big deal. But I was getting eight percent an hour battery drain not using the phone. BBS was saying different wakelocks at different times, but all were to do with location or gps. I uninstalled maps and that seems to be the problem. It improved to almost 1% an hour. I reinstalled maps and Now get around 3% drain. I can live with that.
[Galaxy S II General] :
Keep GPS off. And other location settings off. Convert maps to a user app with titanium backup, if it isn't already. Then hibernate it with greenify app. Problem solved. ;)

Sent from my cellular telephone
[Galaxy S II General] Arodg25:
Thanks, maps is already greenified. But its one of those apps like Google search that every time I open greenify it almost always says pending so I'm not sure how much it is helping. I had location settings turned off, (Gps is always off, except for a few apps that Tasker turns it on for) but many apps use it, and really, I didn't buy a smart phone to turn features off. I like my widgets, live wallpaper etc. If I turned all that off I'd have an iPhone. I'm happy with 3% drain an hour, but the 8% was a little too much.
[Galaxy S II General] :
I hear you! Yeah, if your using apps frequently that use location service....then how you are setup now will be as good as it gets. 3% an hour isn't bad....my phone uses that with no location services and maps never on unless I turn it on. ;)

Sent from my cellular telephone
[Galaxy S II General] fredericvachon:
exchange

i was not able to connect to a corporate exchange server. using the add-on downloaded here

http://www.slimroms.net/index.php/d...download/383-addons/4519-extras-4-2-2-build-8

any one else having the issue?
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Try this package (flash it from CWM)... These ones come from DADOES ROM.
[Galaxy S II General] fredericvachon:
I keep getting a "unfortunately, exchange services has stopped"

right after reboot.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Try letting the system install them by browsing to /system/app and then just open each one, Email.apk and Exchange2.apk. the package manager should install them for you and may place them under user apps.
[Galaxy S II General] fredericvachon:
same issue
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Can you pull me a logcat please, open a terminal and enter the following commands without entering the $:

Then you will need to close the terminal window and upload the /sdcard/exchangelogcat.txt file. I will take a look, it's probably a permissions issue.
[Galaxy S II General] fredericvachon:
i've just sent you in a private message. thank you so much!
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
So it's unable to write the dalvik-cache for some reason:

So, you should reboot into CWM, wipe your dalvik-cache, fix permissions and then reboot. This will do 2 things, if the permissions on your dalvik-cache dir were somehow changed, fixing permissions will rectify it. Also, it will force the system to re-build the dalvik-cache (including the email and exchange apk's)

This should do the trick ;)
[Galaxy S II General] fredericvachon:
unfortunately it's not working.

i did the procedure twice to be sure.

i'll update my log to the same link if you want to see it again. should be there in a few minutes
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Cheers, I'll check it out. I might just end up sending you the file to place there and set perms manually. Will integrate mail with the next build.
[Galaxy S II General] Brockman:
Thanks for all your guys' work on this ROM. For the most part its running great.

I'm getting two force closes:

1. Settings -> OTA As soon as I try to open OTA, Settings FC's

2. Google Voice Search - FC's as soon as I use the voice option.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S II General] neptune_:
I get FC for both as well. Don't care about #1 really.

For voice, it worked when launching it the 2nd time.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
In regards to the first one, I've removed the OTA app as it's for getting OTA updates from Slim when we are officially supported.

For the voice search, I had an FC the first time I opened it too. As stated above, it should work the next time you open it. If it doesn't, please post a logcat and I can look into it.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
So it's still showing the same error, so I'm putting together a new flashable zip for you that will install the dalvik-caches and set their permissions in addition to the apk's. This should hopefully fix the permissions issue. I'll post here when it's ready.

Edit:

First delete both apk from both the /sytem/app and /data/app if they exist in both, then flash this zip from CWM. This will manually install the caches and set permissions.
[Galaxy S II General] fredericvachon:
Voilà! thanks a million!
[Galaxy S II General] Arodg25:
I also had a fc the first time then every 2 or 3 times after that I would have to do the Google now set up again. Really weird, but I just uninstalled and reinstalled again from the play store. Haven't had a problem since. Actually I haven't had a problem with anything since. This ROM is incredibly stable and snappy for me.
[Galaxy S II General] formercontra:
This got brought up briefly on the DADOES thread, but nobody had an answer.

Google Play/Apollo won't play music after starting the phone up. Only once the app has been force closed and re-opened will any music play. The playback is often choppy as well, skipping or stopping a few milliseconds every so often.

Anyone know where this comes from, or what to do about it?
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
I do remember that having been said. I've never experienced this as I use poweramp and it does not have this problem.

I installed it and opened it up with my trusty logcat extreme floating window expecting to see an error when I pressed play, but nothing. The commands all execute successfully and the track info is sent to Bluetooth a2dp... hmmmm. Wait a minute, why is the app sending Bluetooth a2dp track info when Bluetooth isn't even on??? Maybe it's sending the audio through Bluetooth even though it's not on.

I don't have a Bluetooth headset, so if anyone else does and can test this. Here's the test:

1) Turn on Bluetooth and make sure that it is successfully paired with your device

2) Restart the phone which should "activate" the bug

3) With your Bluetooth earpiece in your ear, open play music and play a song.

If the audio plays the first time through Bluetooth without issue, then disconnect your Bluetooth and try to play the same track through the phone speakers.

Not sure if there is anything we can do about it, but I'll look around to see if others have been able to work out a fix.

*** NEWS FLASH ***

Just today, I have converted this thread into an xda devdb project. What does this mean? It means that this thread just got a little extra functionality.

There are now pages for Discussion, Screenshots, Downloads (Direct/Torrent hosted by xda), Reviews, Feature Requests, Bug Reports and Q&A all accessible at the top of any of the thread pages.

Please feel free to use them as that is what they're intended for. Things can be more effectively tracked this way and can all be found in the same place.

The download is not yet setup, but I hope to get that done by the end of the weekend. It's not a new release though just the current release.

General discussion about the Rom and related comments can still be posted here and are encouraged ;)

Thanks for all all of your support this far.
[Galaxy S II General] PirateMan:
First time flashing a new ROM and decided to give this one a try! Thanks for all the good work! Looks simply amazing!!! Will probably use this as my daily driver. My one comment is that the battery seems to charge very slowly. Ignore if that is a previously reported bug. Thanks for the awesome ROM!
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Welcome to the thread ;) Try going to Settings -> Performance -> Kernel Controls and check "USB Fast Charge". You will not get any data transfer while this is enabled, but you should get a faster charge. I haven't tested that yet, so if you decide to try it out, let us know how it works for you ;)
[Galaxy S II General] bijon440:
Been using fast charge since flashing the initial build and it seems to work great, so long as its a wall charger and not a car adapter. Full charge in around 2 hours or so.
[Galaxy S II General] PirateMan:
Wow thanks for the quick replies! Seems to be working now :). One more problem if I may: I always used the internal storage in my phone as I never needed more room. But with Slimbean several apps kept telling me that I needed an sd card mounted. I had one kicking around so I put it into my phone. After a reboot it said that it was checking the device for errors and then everything seemed normal, but the apps (Namely swiftkey) kept saying I needed an sd card mounted. On ES File Explorer my sd card showed up, so I'm not quite sure what is happening... Thanks ahead!
[Galaxy S II General] bijon440:
I've been having similar experiences with camera storage. If I look in storage both my SD card and internal storage have plenty of unused space. But I have a feeling its because of all the nandroids. I simply moved all the pictures to my SD card to free up some space if it needed it.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
Well, I would probably recommend formatting the inserted sdcard when androids storage manager located at Settings -> Storage (near the bottom). Android can be somewhat touchy when it comes to fat filesystems.

I'll not sure why these apps would be looking for an external sdcard though. Apps sometimes install to and/or use your internal sdcard for storage, but I've never heard of them using a external card without the use of apps2sd.

It would be helpful if you could provide me with a logcat (a log of the events). This is done by using the terminal emulator app from the market. Open that and you're the following commands. Please note that I use "$ " without the quotes to show each line of code that should be entered into the terminal, do not enter it into the terminal, only the commands that follow it to the end of the line ;) Also note that the first command before May take a second to compete as this will invoke the superuser account and should prompt you to allow, which you should do.

$ su
$ logcat -v long > /storage/sdcard0/sdcardlogcat.txt

The last command creates a file on your internal sdcard named sdcardlogcat.txt, and will continue to write to the file until you close the terminal (you have to press the x button).

Attach this txt file to a post as an attachment is preferred, but if you need to copy and paste, please use HIDE tags:

[HIDE]
Text...
[/HIDE]

I'll have a look at your logs to see if I can find the source of your problem, and if possible, will apply a patch. I will post patches in the thread as their discussed, and will include them in future builds making the patches no longer valid, thus the reason only to post them during their discussions.
[Galaxy S II General] PirateMan:
If sdcard0 is the internal storage than that explains why the apps are asking me to mount an sd card. When I tried to create the logcat it was unable to, saying: "Can't create /storage/sdcard0/sdcardlogcat.txt: Read-only file system". On further invesigation using ES Explorer, my sdcard1 (The sd card I put in) showed as being mounted (Though to format it was not an option in Android's Storage Manager even after unmounting it btw) but when i opened sdcard0 it showed that as being unmounted. I'm assuming this is what my apps are looking for?
[Galaxy S II General] microcontroleur:
Wow! Thought I was the only guy with that issue. I've Googled a couple time about that issue and never found a similar issue nor fix.

I usually do a foced close and then everything works fine. Kinda weird.

At some point, I decided to try doubleTwist since it can sync music over wifi to my device but once I've changed my SDHC card from 8Gb to 64Gb, I started having issue with doubleTwist (music was disappearing, etc) so I went back to Google Play..
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
You may be having issues since this phone only supports sdhc up to 32GB (that's what the specs say anyways). I've never tried using a larger one, so had no idea how it would handle.

Try a 32GB or less sdcard and see if you have the same trouble.
[Galaxy S II General] PirateMan:
So I uninstalled SlimBean and tried out Cyanogen mod 10 But I recieved the same answer: Please mount your sd card (Which I still think means sdcard0 or the internal storage). I decided to give up on this and just go back to my old setup. I had created a backup in CWM, but seeing that I didn't have an external sd card, I used my internal storage. When I went to restore from internal I was able to find my backup but when I tried to load it I recieved an error "M5d mismatch". Help please? Or am I stuck with a slightly dysfunctional phone forever...
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
You can regenerate the md5 hash, but I'm very reluctant to encourage this since an md5 checksum is used to verify file integrity.

When you make a nandroid, an image file is created for each partition in the backup. Then each image file gets an md5 sum and that is written to nandroid.md5. When you restore your backup, it again takes an md5 sum of each image and verifies that against what is stored in the nandroid.md5 file.

If the nandroid.md5 file is missing or in any way damaged, it can be restored, but if the image files were corrupted in any way and you regenerate the md5 sums to allow for a nandroid restore you could risk bricking the phone.

Now I've heard that you shouldn't restore a nandroid from a different location from which it was originally created. I've also heard that you shouldn't rename the directories either as this is the same as restoring from different location.

This leads me to believe that your nandroid is not corrupted, but I cannot truly say for sure. I personally would not try to restore it as I just don't know what the end result will be.

It may simply be that your sdcard is dying in which case, you could backup everything you need and restore to compete stock. Triangle away can be used to clear the custom binary counter, and if you're unable to load android to do this, there is a flashable zip for our phone which does the same (I've actually tested it on my phone). Then send in for warranty if you still have one.

If you just want to restore your nandroid, let me know and I'll point you to a good tutorial on how to do that.
[Galaxy S II General] formercontra:
It's like the HW Overlays fix - it's not technically that much trouble to check the box after every reboot, but if there was a similar solution out there to this music problem, I'd be glad to use it.
[Galaxy S II General] titanic_fanatic:
So I got an update for play music today and haven't been able to replicate the issue of it not playing the first time you open it. Can someone else test this out as well.

Also, the Go Dev team has done it again. They just released a new web browser called next browser. It's awesome. It feels like chrome, but runs much smoother and my phone doesn't heat up so quickly while using it like it did with chrome. I would recommend you text it out if you do a lot of web browsing.
[Galaxy S II General] neptune_:
USB fast charge doesn't seem to work.

I enabled it, left the settings screen, went back in and it was disabled.

Tried it a few times and same result - disables itself when you leave the screen.
[Galaxy S II General] idomybest:
Really nice
[Galaxy S II General] Tronith:
Does it saport flash? I know flash has stoped being released but while on 4.1.2 the flash I have installed still works. But only works with flashed able browsers like fire fox. So was just wondering
[Galaxy S 4 Active Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] x7nofate:
hi, something happend with my phone. during the phone call when I press speaker to here talk on laudspeaker the other person can not hear me. when I turn off a laudspeaker everythink is fine. does any one have any idea why is like that?

please help
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ido.n:
Hi everyone.

i rooted my phone with this guide which installed a based CWM recovery on my phone with Siyah-s2-v6.0b4.tar using Odin.

Now i want to run a touch CWM recovery but no matter how i tried- no way worked and i always get the based CWM recovery again.

I tried ROM manager and RECOVERY tools but none of these actually worked (although i got success messages).

I also tried to download the recovery file from the official site of CWM, but when i tried to copy it to my sd card an error message popped out saying copy can't be done and the device is not connected or working or something.. i can copy other zip files without any problem.

can anyone help?

thanks.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
1) Do not use Rom Manager with the SGS2. It will break recovery and/or cause bootloops eventually. It may even brick your phone. You don't need it.

2) Any recovery flashed independently of the kernel on the SGS2 will only persist until the next reboot, which is why what you're trying isn't working. If you want a touch version of CWM, flash/run a kernel which has this. Which kernels ? Read the kernel threads in the development section (I don't use PhilZ on my SGS2, but his comes to mind as I use it on my I9505).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ido.n:
heywebi

thank you very much! i'm relieved i didn't brick my phone, that could have been a mess..

flashing kernels is like regular flashing? just installing the zip file? do i need to wipe any data or cache or something?

thanks for your response.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Follow the flashing instructions for the kernel in question to the letter (always on the first page of the kernel thread, always very clear/precise/easy to follow).
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hopper8:
In that case, great to still see you in the s2 forums :)

Sent from a galaxy far, far away
[HTC Sensation] dark_master896:
dear all

i got installed viper 1.3.6 on s.on sensation it is working well except wifi i tried wiping or reinstalling rom but non of them reposed also i tried wifi manager wifix and so on any one can help me
[HTC Sensation] MrJukeHardbane:
Are you S-On? Which recovery are you using? Use 4Ext and enable smart flash feature if S-On and then flash ROM again. Or else flash Boot.img extracted from Rom zip via fastboot.
[HTC Sensation] dark_master896:
i had 4ext on it and

i just installed Boot.img extracted from Rom zip via fastboot

i fallowed this steps

http://theunlockr.com/2012/09/20/how-to-root-the-htc-sensation-on-hboot-version-1-27-0000/
[HTC Sensation] Far_SighT:
This error can happen, no big deal. When I had this rom a change in kernel fixed it. So just get any ics kernel from the help thread (eg bricked 1.4 or Sebastianfm) That will fix it.

Though you should try ViperS 3.1.2. That's awesome.

JAM THAT THANKS BUTTON.

Happy to help.
[HTC Sensation] MrJukeHardbane:
Is WiFi working after flashing boot.img? Have you enabled smart flash on 4EXT recovery before flashing ROM?
[HTC Sensation] dark_master896:
can i use clockworkmod instead?
[HTC Sensation] MrJukeHardbane:
If you're S-On I recommend using 4Ext as there is a smartflash feature which remove the Extra 1 step of flashing boot.img everytime you flash ROM. If you're S-off then you can stick with CWM.

Sent from my HTC Sensation Z710e
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beardedwonder:
Has anyone managed to swap the mount points of the Sdcards on 4.3. I'm running the latest CM Nightly and can't find a way to do this.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsenman:
maybe this,

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