yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
I am still searching for the 3 people who will back you up on this :) It's been my daily driver for nearly half a year, never found a ROM that compares to it, until very recently, but that's probably just because Scott has been away for 2 months.

Never had a problem with that ROM, except for several known problems that existed in every ROM that is based on CM and took features from Omni, such as the non-intrusive incoming call dialog not functional in Hebrew.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] smokerman:
i have to agree..this rom is still one of top 3 kk roms on any phone..xperia line and s2 line..great features, super performance and no bug at all..i used last build untill now and no problem at all...some installation problem that user have..or something he did that is not okay..i use apolo kernel KK 7.0b cm and its amazing..:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] robneymcplum:
Likewise, only changed rom as this hadnt bean updated.Once it has been I'll be right back on it, you mentioned 'tilting the phone put it in landscape'? well, thats auto rotate which is on all roms, just turn it off.

As for data/3g problems, another thing your're on your own with on that.No-one else has these problems, or any apps FCing unless you/we add them ourselves or do a bad flash.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Zile995:
One of the best kitat ROMs. I flashed DorimanX. Works great. 1.4Ghz 1270mV, 330mhz GPU. Pegasusq/row, sleepy/noop. Great ROM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Sorry guys, after having used this ROM for a few months, I switched to another ROM due to Scott's long break, and although he's back into developing this ROM again recently, I found at the end of last week that this ROM was still not ready for daily use, and decided to neglect it completely.

I will no longer provide any more builds for this ROM for the i9100. If anyone wants (and can) periodically build this ROM for the community instead of me, I can forward instructions for putting the build in the the Goo account of this ROM, to make it available for OTA updates.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Instructions for building the ROM

Since a few people have asked me how to build this ROM in private messages, here it is, please don't ask in private:

[Edit] Here's Scott's official Beanstalk ROM page: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2091900

Search for "setup to build" - these are the steps for retrieving the source code and building.

These instructions are for Ubuntu (Linux). Usually Android is built on Ubuntu. If you have Windows, I think the easiest way for you to build would be to install Ubuntu as a virtual machine, e.g. with VMWare, or use dual-boot.

In addition, you will have to retrieve the source code of Cyanogenmod 11 - instructions are here: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Build_for_i9100

** Please note: The "repo init" command in this page tells you to use cm-10.2, which is JellyBean, not Kitkat. Use cm-11.0 instead.

You don't need to build CM11, only retrieve the source code - because it contains the device, kernel and vendor directories that you will need to copy to the Beanstalk build tree in one of the steps in Scott's instructions.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
[emoji22] I badly wanted to try 4.4.4 beanstalk.

And I won't be able to flash it ever again now. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Why?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] godmode1970:
I also tried to build Beanstalk a few month ago. Scotts tutorial misses some information and some commands are not uptodate, so in my mind its impossible to build Beanstalk if u have no expierence in it. I had great support from sreinst1, but there was still a "small" gap to finish my own build and i dropped it. Good Luck to everyone who will try.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
I'm still here... you can contact me directly or post here if you encounter problems. I didn't have much experience but I did manage to build it.

I noticed that Scott hasn't committed anything for more than 8 days; this means that whoever is going to try to build, is probably going to have compilation errors because CM repositories have progressed but Scott did not adapt his own repositories accordingly.

Do not try to build until Scott updates his repositories again - it's a waste of time, unless you are a developer and can make up for the problems yourself.

Edit: [MENTION=4778477]godmode1970[/MENTION] - I just now see you sent me another private message that I think I somehow missed, about installation of Java. Is that right? If you read the error message carefully, it guides you to the Android dev page with build instructions. If you follow that closely, you will see how to solve this particular error.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Is anyone building a new, updated version? I see Scott made another release - after another 2.5-week break.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Well, I decided to do it myself for you... I'm no longer using Beanstalk so I'm not even testing it. I am uploading my build now, anyone willing to test it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zazzaixx:
I will test it :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzE5bbhb5uSyeHJDMGY5X2FkVlE/edit?usp=sharing

Please let us know after testing it. If it works fine, I will put it in Scott's Goo account, and then others can use Beanstalk OTA to install it (I think).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
Compiling ROM is not easy :p I have storage prob....some ppl might have limited bandwidth and some might have very low net speed and finally if someone has a good system with good net speed they get stuck with busy life :D

I appreciate your efforts in getting us this ROM..seriously its not easy to download the sources and compile which ppl are not aware of :) [emoji56]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
The first build of the rom really takes a lot of time, since you have to download all the sources and compile them all. Subsequent builds are much faster because you only have you download the changes in source code and only compile what changed.

My machine is quite old, it took more than 5 hours to produce this build, and another hour to upload it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
My prob is storage and now thanks to my ISP [emoji35][emoji36] i started to get limited data. Previously I had unlimited. Or I could have tried to build it. I barely have 50 gigs storage left....I will try to test the ROM in few days :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zazzaixx:
Your build boot fine and running very smooth for me, still no problem until now, but it still using old theme engine, so not compatible with some of my fav theme :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veritovdr:
GOOD ONE !!

Hi guys! im using BeanStalk version 4.4.225-20140121 in my i9100 and works incredible, really smooth loving this rom im gonna have it for a while, before i had Resurrection remix, but wasnt as customizable and smooth like this one.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
New build available

The new build - BeanStalk-4.4.4007-20140711-i9100.zip - will be available within ~30 mins for download via ETA, or here:

https://www.goo.im/devs/beanstalk/GT-I9100/

*Do not* download the gapps from the same link, it is for 4.4.2 and not for this version. You can get gapps for this version from here: http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23501681358559742

Once the upload is over, I will delete the file from the previous link (my google drive account).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Troubadour666:
Excellent :)

Thanks.

[YOUTUBE]YkVq59QUxXM[/YOUTUBE]

About review i made :

sometimes, after i flash a rom, i loose SuperSu binary

I made the review video to show how i can re-install SuperSu from this link .

Then, after flash, we can update supersu on play store and all will be fine after.

I take your beanstalk rom last release to make the review video.

i add new material google keyboard , LG G3 Kb, and new Camera2 google. I'm satisfy with your rom, Man, thanks to continue the S2 Adventure :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] veritovdr:
Love this Rom!

Updated already to new version everything seems to work fine, but yes i wanted the new theme engine u.u

Nice realease anyways!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] youngcreative:
New theme engine add please
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cammi123:
Volume Up + On/Off
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ASRock86Cro:
new update???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Scott is back!

FYI, after a long time, it seems like Scott is back to normal development of this ROM: https://github.com/scotthartbti?tab=activity

Hooray to Scott!

However, I am no longer using this ROM, and no longer building it for the i9100. If anyone is willing to do it, I'll be happy to help. I know a few others tried, but no idea if they managed to. It should be quite easy with an Ubuntu system.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gusmao100:
someone :(:(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
If you have an ubuntu machine, or can install it using some virtualization software (such as VmWare), then you can do it yourself. Building is really not so difficult. I just don't have the resources for that, and also I'm not interested since I switched to another ROM and won't be maintaining builds for a ROM I don't use.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
New build by Gianluca Cecchi

A new build is *finally* available, by Gianluca Cecchi, who just doesn't have enough posts here in order to be able to post to a dev thread:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwoPbcrMv8mvV0pILWNNUWNkSU0/view?usp=sharing

The original post in G+: https://plus.google.com/105661760401324958761/posts/GBZ2pKQmE3x
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ASRock86Cro:
downloading :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Troubadour666:
Hi,

little review about settings :)

[YOUTUBE]Tnrva9fsZA0[/YOUTUBE]

thanks to Gianluca Cecchi.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ASRock86Cro:
great update, but missing transparent status bar in lockscreen
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ross Korolov:
[emoji6] yep agreed about transparent status bar but everything is awesome!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Drhedphuk:
Very smooth & fast, good work. Can someone tell me how to change signature of exposed installer, it needs updating. I have a few modules that can't be used because the installer is to old. I thank you in advance for your assistance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gusmao100:
root explorer / system / app / delete exposed / restart / instele exposed upgraded :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Drhedphuk:
Of course! Yes, I feel stupid now! If someone else has asked the same question I would have given them that answer. Yet, it didn't cross my mind at all. Thank you for your help. I will go and beat my head against a wall now?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Drhedphuk:
If anyone would like the Beanstalk Bootanimation inverted style this was made by [MENTION=3110786]phil_greg2001[/MENTION] on the Galaxy s i9000 forum. Link below. Post #32

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2638617&page=4
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dudders007:
IS this rom unsatble to any1???

I m using this with Dorimanx V10.44v006 and m having reboots and crashes a lot...

same with Dorimanx 10.44v005... Is it stable on the stock Kernel???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Drhedphuk:
I was running it for 3 days without any issues at all using Dorimanx V10.44voo6. I did a deep clean before flashing, I have since moved on to Validus Rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dudders007:
Oh kay... Did a clean myself too.. My phone seems to wearin off then.. Giving me quite a lot of problems on every ROM recently!!

Thanx for the reply..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AndroidAssassin:
Can't download please post new download link
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stoneh:
very nice！thx buddy！！
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ASRock86Cro:
how add transparent status bar in lockscreen?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
Guess who's making a return soon :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] varun94:
When and what's not working.thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ASRock86Cro:
download link please
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
Same issues as CM, HD Video recording and Video hardware playback reboots sometimes

I said Soon, not now, you will get it when its 100% ready
[Galaxy S II Android Development] varun94:
You will release it when all the issues are solved?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ASRock86Cro:
ok thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ASRock86Cro:
beanstalk lollpop is 100 % ready, and i waiting uploading and downloading
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
Ya, I just need to get philz recovery working and I will upload it, I can't seem to build the kernel with this recovery, might be tomorrow
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ASRock86Cro:
get philz recovery from cyanogenmod 12?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
Recovery is integrated into the kernel ramdisk, I am talking to lysergic now to see if I can get from him how to do it :)

I don't want to just put someone elses kernel, I want to build it as one package
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ASRock86Cro:
ok, I get it :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 089man:
Hi, nice to see you again work on beanstalk. For long time, you know, I used this great rom. Later no updates comes. Nice to see that you now activ again.

Hope for constant updates..

Can you write what's included in your new lollipop build, what features we can await? Thanks...

For me important is quit hours, gesture anywhere, all tiles configuration, heads up colour feature, coloured tiles, 5 tiles per row,change DPI per app example apsettings from xpose....

I9100 Tapatalk 4, RR 5.0.2 Lollipop
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Whatever Scott has put there, xposed doesn't work with Lollipop. I don't know if it ever will.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ASRock86Cro:
whether the Beanstalk have dark material theme or not like in validus rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
It seems like CM12 is almost stable now with most of the issues fixed. Are you planing to make a build or it will take some more time?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
Hoping this week my friend
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Shahan_mik3:
Sweeeeeeet. thank you will be awaiting for the build
[Galaxy S II Android Development] priority1:
Can't wait to download the new build
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 089man:
He say for many days that works 100% and will upload today evening and than he wrote will upload tomorrow, than he wrote will upload.. Hoping this week.. No feature list no answer questions.... It's verry mystic... I think he don't have a working build... Smile...

I9100 Tapatalk 4, RR 5.0.2 Lollipop
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Sooti brought us Beanstalk KK for i9100 a while ago, and also some other KK ROMs, and provided support for them for a few months. I guess (emphasis on "guess") there is still some unfinished stuff in the integration of Beanstalk with the CM12 device tree from Lysergic Acid, but I am sure he's got a working version already. About the "100%", he probably means it's good enough for everyday work, but surely not all features work, as CM12 itself doesn't have all features working.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
Well beanstalk is working fine, as good as CM :)

the issue is with recovery, I can only get the default CM recovery to work, I can't get philz or old cwm to compile, if anyone has ideas on how to build this I can get it over with and release beanstalk 5.0 for you all.

I'm mainly working on the LG G3, where recovery is compiled separately so its much easier, here its so annoying.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
What's the problem with the default CM recovery? It's good... Just make it touch CWM, if you need I can check how to do it, it's just a setting in one of the build files.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
They use a new one in cm-12.0 which is like stock android recovery, its not cwm, if you know how to change that let me know
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Lysergic Acid used PhilZ Touch recovery until beta5, and then mistakenly used CWM Touch in beta6 (it wasn't intentional, he built with another kernel and forgot that he did that).

In any case, to the best of my knowledge, if you don't build the kernel but take an existing kernel binary, the recovery is contained in it as well. So you can take Apolo/Gustavo/whatever kernel and it will include a recovery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
Yes I could do that but i rather build my own from the latest, ill look more into it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
If you take the version of the device tree that was used in beta5 of cm12, you'll have PhilZ Touch. Did you try that and it did not compile?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
Nah thats not true, Lysergic told me you need to build it outside cm 12, not sure how he did it, If someone knows how to build either TWRP or philz in i9100 with cm12 it would solve my issues, so far i either get a blank screen when it does compile or a failure when building
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Ok, I wasn't aware of that. I may be able to help you if you provide me with the full tree. However, it might be best to ask him how he did it - it will be the quickest.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Don't use the kernel of Lysergic Acid's Beta6

Sooti, CM12 Beta6 from Lysergic Acid is awful, it contains a major reboot problem, which I suspect comes with the kernel he used there.

Beta5 was quite stable, if you're going to base on his work, please use the same kernel has used in Beta5.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
The latest version from Lysergic Acid (Beta7) contains CWM touch. (6.0.5.1 or something) I don't know how he builds it, but that's what he put in the build.

However, what's wrong with whatever recovery comes with CM12 (the one that you manage to build yourself)?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
OK got it! thanks to lysergic, building beanstalk 5.0 for i9100 now, with philz recovery, I will upload it after I make sure it works good :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Thanks a bunch! Waiting for it, as CM12 is good but I'm missing some features that are in most custom ROMs. I'd build it myself if I had the computing power for it, unfortunately I don't.

---------- Post added at 10:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:53 PM ----------

Will you maintain this build? I.e. merge lysergic's changes from time to time?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
yes :) but prob weekly
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
I think it's better to create a new thread for Beanstalk Lollipop, as this one is full of info about Beanstalk KK. It was good to have the "heads up" for Lollipop here, but I think let's leave this one for KK and have a new one for Lollipop, possibly linked from one post here.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
Bad news: I still get those horrible soft reboots when screen goes off (i've messaged lysergic)

Good news:

Recovery is working great

Replaced CM camera with 4.3 camera. Works great

As soon as I fix the soft reboot issue I will upload it. Sorry for the delay again
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Soft reboots problem existed in older builds. Start beta7, I think there are no more such reboots.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dudders007:
:highfive: Awesome... :good: Cant Wait for Beanstalk 5.0... :D +1 :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
I am using the latest commits from Lysergic's repo, also tried his kernel, no progress, ill have to get into more details with him
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dudders007:
I have had no soft reboots at all on CM12 build 4.. But i have had it on every build after...

I didn hav soft reboots on the cm12 build 4 based RR Rom too.. I got reboots on versions later to that (including the latest build 7).

Actually had no probs at all on build 4.. e1 the battery life was amazing.. specially with the apolo kernel.

So may be the answer lies somewher in build 4.. :confused::confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Maybe there was a need to clean flash versions beta 5 and forth? It worked fine for me except 7.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] priority1:
Good idea. Wold be much easier to follow the Lollipop version
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dudders007:
Tried that too.. I hardly do a dirty flash... I wipe off everything b4 a flash e1 if a new build is up the same day..

so, i was jus bein specific.. :)

I also experienced missing baseband version + no service, in the build 8, when phone turned on whilst charging jus like on kk.

Didn seem to have the prob in build 4.. At least while USB charging.

I aint a rom dev but i was jus tryin to help look into the changes made from then.. thats all :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
"wipe everything" you mean you do a "wipe data" (or "factory reset") and setup app the settings and apps manually after flashing the new ROM?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dudders007:
I meant wiping the ROM, Kernel using the wipe/nuke scripts.. Also wipe the the /system manually...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
I don't know what that means. I meant basically the wiping of /data (using the recovery: wipe data, or using the "factory reset" in Settings -> Backup).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dudders007:
Yea the same thin..

I flash the scripts in this thread to do all the wipe data and factory reset for me..

It wipes off everythin and i flash a rom after i flash the scripts..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
And after that, do you manually set up your phone, or do you use titanium backup?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dudders007:
Most o the time, manually.... I dont use much apps...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
OK,

good news, Lysergic's new tree (the one he's preparing for CM) fixed the soft reboot issue, looks like everything is a-ok, I will conduct some basic tests but if all is well I will upload it later :)

Followed by More roms down the road. (comment bellow and let me know which one you'd like, I was thinking euphoria-os)

EDIT: bad news again, looks like RIL is not quite ready yet in the new device tree.. also rotation needs to be fixed, little longer guys, no point in uploading something broken
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Troubadour666:
you are thinking good with Euphoria [MENTION=4460995]sooti[/MENTION] :)

(if u need Btatester....)

thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Good luck with it. Although, I must say, I went back from CM12 to Beanstalk KK (last build by Gianluca Cecchi from 27/10/2014), and it's a great build, I don't think there's a reason to upgrade to L :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sooti:
Well I might have solved the rotate and RIL issues, we'll see. everything else i believe works (I will prob use a camera from an older CM that works with video in 1080P), besides that everything works great, boot is very fast.

If you like beanstalk kk you will like beanstalk L, might be worth waiting a month or so after initial beta since there are bound to be some issues :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sreinst1:
Another thing that didn't work in Lysergic's ROM was bluetooth. The phone could connect via bluetooth (e.g. to my car audio) but no sound. (It worked in earlier builds of Lysergic)

I don't think I will like Beanstalk L. In CM12 there was nothing that was worth upgrading to it, I only did that because all KK ROMs I used before that had problems. (But then again I didn't try Beanstalk KK for a long time) And above all, I didn't like ART, each installation of a new app or each time I cleared caches it took very long. And the phone didn't seem to be any faster.

That said, thanks a lot for doing what you're doing. I believe no one will want to look at cm12 or RR once they have Beanstalk L. Beanstalk is amazing, no matter which Android :) Thanks so much to you, and of course to the dev, Scott.

Gianluca Cecchi also tried to build Beanstalk, for both KK and L. Maybe you two can cooperate?