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[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Perhaps if you buy me dinner :confused: :eek:

Note to self: Stop going off topic, especially that far off topic :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
Ok, cut it out guys..

How about helping by checking mounts? Is it fuse or sdcardfs? Mine stays fused :( jrj3uxisoqheheohxhwjsjsow
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
How can we help with mounts?

I just dirty flashed the latest ROM the other night, along with the latest dorimanx kernel and checked the logs as i always do and have no mount issues. Im using default fs types and sizes.

Looking at block devices both sdcards report fuse....

So if theres anything i can tell you or test, let me know
[Galaxy S II Android Development] j1gga84:
Hi [MENTION=4546441]Twiq[/MENTION]

So what is the conclusion of your explanation? let it as it is per default (vfat)?

This is no solution for me, sorry :(

I want to use Dorimanx kernel, for sure, because it is the most battery friendly and up to date kernel left for our device but at the moment I CANNOT use it because everytime I open a folder (mostly on external SD) with pics and/or apk's in it, some thumbnails load and then system stucks and I have to reboot.. Also with default stweak settings I have no chance to get Dorimanx kernel running properly on my device. It also stucks when transfering big files, so FAT32 is not the best file system I think.

I am on CM11 of Markox89 at the moment and NO, changing to SlimSaber or any other ROM is no solution for me because this kernel should work the same on every ROM as Apolo or gustavo_s work on every ROM without any issues on external SD and/or folders with many thumbnails. So this was the reason why I asked to change file system and to what file system I should try to change.

Here is a good article: http://xdaforums.com/android/general/guide-format-ext4-internal-memory-data-t2852815

I would try it but a user there claimed that this tutorial does not work and he was on Dorimanx kernel as far as I can remember. I asked him in this thread if he could try again if it works now with 10.44 RC2 and if yes I would also try it because music bug should be eliminated with this guide :good:

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
Same here, both are mounted with fuse, not sure tho but could be sdcardfs needs to be supported by rom side too..

Just try fat32 with 64k, if it's working good for you (like me and rkoby) then stick to it.. If it doesn't you could test something else :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] j1gga84:
ok, I will try it [MENTION=4546441]Twiq[/MENTION] and report back :good:

ok, and the user who claimed that ext4 does not work on his side was on official CM11 kernel and not Dorimanx, just to clarify it:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55314291&postcount=145

Maybe he is doing some other things wrong and it is not kernel related ;)

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
Lol.,.you really can't get enough can't you?....[emoji106] [emoji41] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that it may lead us back off topic :)

But no, i cant (why do i have no self control when youre logged in?)

Now are you fused, or sdcardfs'd ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
Hehe...I like you mate....;)

Let's end it....shall we?

...I mean OT...lolz....you made me laugh today....[emoji106] [emoji106]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Yes, time to end it, a gentlemens agreement

I needed a bit of amusement today too, trust me.

Now to eat, and to quote the classic Gauntlet coin op from 1985, "elf needs food badly"

Perhaps on the mounts issue we should ask: "Does anyone have sdcardfs instead of fuse for their sdcard mounts?

I suspect its rhetorical, and the answer will be no....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
I am fused I guess:p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Yup you are fused too...there is very little detail i have found on sdcardfs...

I can see it on Dorimanx github from a year ago, but havent seen any doc on it in the thread...maybe im not searching well under my current state though. Im a bit twisted on dark rum at the mo..

sdcardfs from what i can see in the code is just a wrapper for ext4, but thats all i can see right now...so its should be safe, and transparent, but how to switch to it?

Surely its not as simple as editing /data/local/RootToolsMounts , which i assume (showing my lack of android experience) is the equiv of linux's /etc/fstab....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
Is this what you are need?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paulojrc:
Hi guys! I'm using the last kernel V10.44 RC1 with cyanogenmod nightly 11-20140907. I'm facing a problem with the home launcher. I'm using Go Launcher EX. After installing the Kernel the Go launcher lost all the widgets and shortcuts that I've created. It goes like it was the 1st use.

So a put the launcher has I wanted and then restarted the phone and the same thing happened. What's going wrong??? I'm sure that's the kernel that it's causing this but I don't know why???

Can anyone help???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
[MENTION=3799664]Paulojrc[/MENTION] last kernel is rc2.

Widgets lost through kernel? I never faced this issue on spirit or Slimsaber. And i use this kernel long long long time
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Perfect [MENTION=5644065]Spaulding89[/MENTION]

You have just proved it is out there...

If nothing else the geek in me is interested in the flags that are set for fuse :) standing out is blksize which is set at standard 4k and *may* send anyone who has set theirs to 64k sideways :) I also wonder what effect sdcardfs has on any read ahead tweaks, will it make them redundant...just thinking aloud, and in hyperspeed....

So im wondering why we dont have it

Exposing my lack of android knowledge (my contrib so far to the kernel was an e2fsprogs update (and specifically for troubleshooting debugfs) some time ago), but applying the linux paradigm, shouldnt this be handled in the ROM, and not the kernel? Even so the kernel seems to have had sdcardfs support for over a year?

And if so why isnt it working for us?

Of course my musings cant be fully trusted as they are as coloured as the liquid im currently embracing...

For complete openness, i have aspergers and the addition of happy juice can alternately grace one with either the mental clarity missing in every day life or fullblown confusion, you be the judge...clearly this therapy is nor as long term solution...nor endorsed by any right thinking medical body
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
May i ask what rom and FS you're using? Your format says fuseblk :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
Spiritrom like in my sig ;) and my internal and external sdcards are exfat.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CounterC:
What modem are you using?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Facuu:
Im a bit lost here. What are you trying to chheck with the mounts? If sdcardfs is available? Could you give me more info about it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Yes, we are trying to find anyone who has sdcardfs, instead of fuse for sdcards, as it was rumoured to get around the fuse bug and to have been implemented

As shown by [MENTION=4546441]Twiq[/MENTION] in his screenshot, this info can be revealed by entering the following commands in terminal:

su

mount
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
deleted.

done.

i searched on google about fuseblk :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
No wonder, i get exfat returned instead fuseblk on SSK

I'm on xxms4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Facuu:
If we can use it that would be better than ext 4?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
Looks like there's more to do before fuse can be replaced by sdcardfs :(

No sign of it here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
errm.....but why sdcardfs ?....I'm so out so any explanation or pros or cons are appreciated ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paulojrc:
Tried the RC2 release and it's the same thing... No wonder why...

When the phone boots after kernel install it ask's to choose the launcher. Looks like it makes a reset to default...

Very strange. Never happened to me.

Any idea?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
Hm...maybe you have corrupted data of launcher u're using....try to set it from scratch....and see....;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paulojrc:
Already done. Not working. Happens the same thing. I need to tes a little more to see if there's some solution...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
hm....did you try another launcher just to test it out and see if it does the same.....do you have it as a system app or user app?.....

I had this on versions waaaay back in time with Nova launcher....I never found a reason backthen and at some point ot stopped....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paulojrc:
Trying now nova launcher to see if it happens... I'll report later...

P.S. - I've instaled the new nightly now and the problem disapeared... (new nightly+new nightly kernel so the V10.44 RC2 it's not installed)

Let's see what's gonna happen with the nova launcher.

---------- Post added at 10:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:45 PM ----------

Nova launcher tested. Not happening... So this problem only appear with the go launcher ex.... very very strange.... :confused:

So I must stop using go launcher ex if I want to use this kernel. Better keep the kernel :laugh:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
Definitely keep the kernel and ditch go launcher.... Ditch all 'go' apps, generally they're bloated, buggy with the occasional security issue. Steer clear!

Sent from my Nexu5
[Galaxy S II Android Development] oL00No:
Agreed. They had a golden age, and should be respected for bringing stuff to the table across the board, but better alternatives are around, that integrate better with other apps. It's the best I've seen out of China, but that's not always saying a lot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CounterC:
OK so I solved my problem by formatting internal SD through Windows as FAT32 64kb. After doing that internal SD was visible and mounted.

This morning I flashed new modem (XXMS4 without RIL) and after boot internal SD was unmounted (again). Might this be a problem related to recovery?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
hm....that's weird....everything seems fine on my side.....I have same setup as you did with both of my sdcards....what does dmesg show....and mount command in TE?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
Yep, i also have the same setup as yours and no unmount happening in my end.. Never had them while on dorimanx so i don't think it's recovery/kernel issue.

Check if something in init.d scripts causing sumtin funny
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CounterC:
Nothing funny in init.d scripts I think. Three files: 00banner, 50selinuxrelabel and 90userinit and I cannot seem to find anything unusual.

I reformatted (FAT32, 64kb) again and see how long it will take now.

Another thing I notice compared to SlimSaber stock kernel that it takes considerably longer to boot startup programs (LUX, SideControl, Tasker).

With SS stock kernel they would load almost instantly while system was starting up after filling SIM PIN. Now it takes around 1 minute or more.

You have this too?

EDIT: screenshot of "mount" after reformat. If unmount happens again I will post another screenshot for comparing both.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ToPaS12345:
Stweaks an nofrills cpu apps ste crushing when I want to change gavernor. I'm on rc2 and latest spirit rom. Any ideas how to fix it? Thanks for help guys. Got here 15- 20kb/s speed so its hard to me to search this thread. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
It does take a while some times, but mostly not.

If sdcard icon is up then it took longer than 2-5 mins.

Have you tried flashing the wipe kernel script?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ToPaS12345:
Will try...thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cybernetus:
New home for the builds :

http://dorimanx.cybernetus.com

New home for my other projects : http://cybernetus.com

:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arpit_nnd:
Update on the WiFi issue

As I had said that i would try again and report, I do.

Flashed the latest RC2 on CM this time(had been using SlimSaber earlier).

The WiFi issue I have been shouting about is still there.

My observations:

* ROM + Dorimanx -> WiFi works

* ROM + PA Micro Minimal GApps(~94 MB) + Dorimanx -> WiFi works

* ROM + PA Google Stock Package GApps(~288 MB) + Dorimanx -> WiFi fails (and I am sure a few other things go wrong too)

There is no issue with the GApps package as they work with other kernels flawlessly.

What I can infer from the observations is that even though /system is 1 GB, the kernel is not able to handle/access the full space.

It's just able to use the space upto the default 504 MB.

I say so because in the past I had faced very similar issues whenever I flashed large ROMs and full GApps (which would require more than 504 MB after flashing) on the stock PIT (/system of 504 MB). I guess the installation just used to skip flashing the further files once the /system got filled up.

I feel that's the case with Dorimanx now. It is still thinking that the /system is of stock size.

I hope this helps you in tracking the problem to some extent...

EDIT: As I have mentioned that in the past apart from WiFi not turning on, some other issues were also occurring; it is true even for the times I have tried Dorimanx for some significant period of time in near past(I guess v113 + SlimSaber's 3-4 months old build). One of the other issues I remember about is the Slim's File Manager FCs (ES File Manager used to work normal).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paulojrc:
Hi guys.

Founded a new problem. Today my phone turned off alone with 80% of battery.

I pressed the button to turn it on and worked. Everything was fine battery still 80% (I was thinking that was a batteyr drain or something...)

This problem happened 2 times so far.

Anyone having the same issue?

I'm using CM nightly.

Cheers :o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marjune23:
A little OT...mate may I know what KB do you use? I like those rows for numbers...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
It's [MENTION=4693065]BlueJack22[/MENTION]'s keyboard.. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=48958968&postcount=1

:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marjune23:
Tnx a lot mate...got it...

End of OT...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cybernetus:
Yes and where is the logcat or dmesg?

Why button you pressed?

Why is a battery drain?

You look on boa?

More info, please, it's a Dev topic.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arpit_nnd:
Anything to say about my post?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=55346895&postcount=10521
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Twiq:
Could you post the updater-script of the full PA Gapps?

Edit: and please post the /sdcard/pa_gapps.log

As stated here

All of our GApps packages use an advanced System Partition memory detection system to insure a successful installation.
Upon completion, the GApps installer will copy a file named 'pa_gapps.log' to /sdcard/.*

Maybe we can have more information to this issue.

Anyway, flashing gapps shouldn't affect wifi. And i haven't found any kernel/recovery sided feature that related to partition size checking or limitations. Will look for more info later
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paulojrc:
[MENTION=1670821]cybernetus[/MENTION] You are right about the log cat. If it happens again I will post it. Sorry about that...

I pressed the power button to see if screen light up and it doesn't. So I pressed a little longer and then the phone power up like it was turned off.

I'm not complaining about battery drain. I thought that the phone drained the battery until it power offf but that wasn't the reason.

Sorry but what's boa??? I'm a little noob...:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cybernetus:
OH sorry

It's BBS

Better battery stats
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
Stable[emoji780] [emoji780] [emoji123] [emoji41] [emoji482] [emoji122] [emoji106]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paulojrc:
[MENTION=1670821]cybernetus[/MENTION] Phone switch off again. here goes the logcat I did after switching on again.

View attachment 2014-09-10-18-31-58.txt
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cybernetus:
This is the logcat after the boot or before the boot ?

If the logcat after the boot it is not much use.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paulojrc:
[MENTION=5234465]cibern[/MENTION]etus how can I grab the logcat before? The phone switch off without notice. Like I said I'm a little noob :).

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cybernetus:
YOu have a SOD or your phone switch off ?

If you have a SOD you only need to plug the phone on your computer and try to get an logcat.

By the way, no one have SODs on this version. I believe it's a problem on your phone because there are no problems on your logcat.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gtsfreak:
Is this kernel available for i9300 as my i9100 is broken :rolleyes::thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Paulojrc:
Ok. I'll see if I can find what's causing the problem... Thank you for your help.

And by the way... Keep up the good work. :cyclops:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] r25txe:
Afraid not. :crying:

I'm in same boat, just bought an SIII for my dead SII and missing the butter smoothness already
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cybernetus:
No, only for i9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arpit_nnd:
Sorry dude, I'm off on a short holiday...

Would post it as soon as I get back...

Till then I'm sure someone else can push it to you...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gtsfreak:
Same this kernel was to awesome on my i9100:(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
Buy a SII and you have the power and smoothness back :D :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
They should not even replace it at 1st place lol:D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cybernetus:
Or an G2, and use the new [MENTION=2376110]dorimanx[/MENTION] kernel :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JavaScout:
Hello mates! If I flash the kernel via twrp and i choose "inject twrp into boot section" which recovery will i end up with?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
I'm following progress with LG-G2 [MENTION=2376110]dorimanx[/MENTION] kernel...and it looks amazing imo.....but sad thing is that dori doesn't support aosp or any other base rom(s) other than stock LG firmware....he said that LG made great work on firmware itself....that's good imo....but....there's no features like on Saber...G-2 has Slimkat tho....bit still... [MENTION=1228651]fusionjack[/MENTION] made awesomeness out of SlimKat....and [MENTION=2376110]dorimanx[/MENTION] .....*sighs*....is rockin' on his kernel builds....so....no Slimsaber + dorimanx kernel ....--> not worth to buy/replace my S-2.....until something really magic happens on LG and aosp....something that would boost [MENTION=2376110]dorimanx[/MENTION] to compile it for AOSP.....so......this one is tricky:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
LG G2 have really great stock firmwares. CloudyG3, Pardus Rom and so. I follow this threads and this Roms looks really great. And much features can include through xposed my friend ;) and pardus Rom has dorimanx kernel as stock kernel :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Saber:
You will get the recovery that comes with the kernel or rom. The inject twrp feature doesn't always work. So if you flash dorimanx, you'll get cwm.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JavaScout:
Ok. Anyway I've tried that
[Galaxy S II Android Development] r25txe:
My fingers are crossed for the jig to work. :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
This kernel is AMAZING (I'm on RC2) battery time is awesome. And this is the antutu score I got with just the default STweaks "performance" profile..!!

Thanks dev!! Thank you a lot!! :thumbup: :thumbup: :) :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] j1gga84:
I ask again:

Anybody gets RC2 running under CM11 (Markox89 sabered version, Spirit ROM or original?).

I have the problem, that system freezes completely with default profile after opening a folder with many pictures or APK's in it. Some thumbnails load, then system freezes and I have to reboot. I can do what I want but under AOSP (SlimSaber for example) I don't have these problems. suggestions like "then use SlimSaber and be happy" is no solution for me (and maybe other users too).

No, I cannot post a logcat! How, if system freezes and I have to reboot manually..? If you tell me how I can provide some input concerning this issue I will do! I will try to format file system on weekend, ext4 or FAT32, maybe this helps and solve the problem..

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] george_shudi:
Yes mate it's an issue with cm11& Dorimanx, I've already reported that since before but they said logcat Or it didn't happen.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hopper8:
To post a logcat when you get a system freeze, you need to use adb and a PC. Plenty of good guides are around for this but here's two that I know of:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1726238

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2303834
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
:( I'm so sorry that Dorimanx Kernel doesnt run on your Device. I tested by myself with open folders with much pictures,apks and so and my system doesnt freeze. Like you know i am on SpiritRom. And 2 weeks ago i flashed one day cm11 by markox(to show my wife what pure cm is) and my own profile and everything works fine. Thats really bad, but i will do this evening some tests and will report if system will freeze or not. :fingers-crossed::highfive:

Btw i am on exfat just for your info.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] j1gga84:
Thank you, I will check this on weekend and try to get a logcat so that this issue will finally be solved. Maybe it is a CM11 problem because no problems under SlimSaber (AOSP). I will report back for sure! Some weeks ago I setup my PC already for ADB so logcat should be no problem :)

Hmm, maybe you have no problems because you formated internal (and/or external?) to exfat. You faced any disadvantages after formatting to exfat? what about transfering big files? there I also have problems under CM11, at some point file transfer stuck..

How did you format to exfat?

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
I copied all my data to my pc. Then i formatted the both Storages with Windows to exfat. then i go to recovery and formatted again ( dont ask me why... i dont know) then copied all data back to the Storages and all runs fine. Since this i dont have any problems with the filesystems. I would say test it...you can do nothing wrong. and if you have time you can try the other formats. i cant test ext4 at the moment because my own laptop is broken with linux mint, ubuntu and windows dual boot. and for ext4 you need everytime you want do what on a other pc with windows extra tools. i think not everybody want install that. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Drhedphuk:
I had RC2 running without any problems on Markox89 sabermod without any problems whatsoever. I am currently using it on latest Nameless nightly, again, without any problems. I hope this helps you.

I would go back to stock and start again, usually gets rid of any annoying quirks for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
LOL....I have to.....WHY ?....why did you format twice?[emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23] [emoji23]....

How is exFat on ur side anyway ?....

Any better than fat32 ?...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
I dont try fat32. On my sie exfat runs great and without problems so i dont try other FS.

I said dont ASK me why [emoji109] [emoji109] [emoji109] [emoji111]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] m1trand1r:
I had to ask:D[emoji109] [emoji110] [emoji111]

But...how long are you on exfat now?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spaulding89:
3-4 months
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Resync:
omg, how much this kernel changed since i last hated on it :laugh: :p

latest build is really great, good job guys :good: