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[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] sp3600:
Hi all,

I flashed the latest cm11 release 11, tested both with and without k^kernel,

I only put the app whatsapp viber and facebook,

but I have always the same problems as with previous versions, despite the fact I have done all the wipe (including system)

the phone often shuts down unexpectedly and restarts even sometimes without asking for the pin,

but this is less of a problem, in fact, the major flaw is that it continues to call itself,

I often hear the tic tic of the keyboard and when I realize the phone rings and someone contact answers, I hear them say ready ready, and in the outgoing call list does not appear the call,

these problems had them also with previous versions,

I thought it's a virus, but I did all the wipe, and I checked with avast moving and did not find anything,

I have also tried to flash the original firmware with odin, and then I put the latest TWRP, and I flashed the cm11,

but there are always those problems

how can I fix it?

please help me

thanks
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] smitharro:
Did you have the problem on the original stock rom to? Then it might be some (resident) virus (maybe in the baseband?). You can still try PKF manager (from the playstore).
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] goliat88:
I hope next relase wont break GPS because its get lock freaking IMMIDIATELY!:laugh:
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] educk:
Hi!

Weird issues you got there. So, you're telling us that your phone randomly calls people from your contacts ?

About the shutdowns, it might be that the device is old and has some hardware issues but I'm not sure...

I have one curiosity, do this weird issues happen on the stock firmware too ? (You said you flashed that before with Odin)

P.S. Please just leave alone Antivirus softwares on Linux based devices. There are just useless, this is not Windows...
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] bobdynlan:
For the "ti tic" issue: it's not a virus, it's a Phantom Key Presses :)

- Install [APP] Phantom Key Presses Filter Manager and fiddle with the settings. It's hard to nail it down and there is no one config fits all (but I found older builds ones working better at least on my phone) Haven't tested the app myself, because I use a script.

- Settings-Buttons:Backlight=disabled,Power button=End call,Home button=all no action,Menu button long press=recent app switcher

- Switch to Nova Launcher (under Trebuchet PKP's are more visible)

For the shutdowns:

- Replace battery with same type, Samsung built. This is number one suspect, as always.

I also found some stability issues with the latest builds, and I suspect it's a toolkit-optimisation flags issue:

- Don't use EXUV builds.

- Settings-Performance-Processor: governor ondemand/ondemandX, minimum cpu 368Mhz, check set on boot. I was doing fine with 192 before the latest builds, now I have to use 245 or else I get random shutdowns on calls. You might need even higher, so try 368.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] smitharro:
I'm sorry to say, but android is not immune to viruses! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_virus
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] educk:
Oh, we could debate about that for days. On Linux, there just security vulnerabilities which can be maliciously exploited. Usually (but not limited to) kernel patches fix these vulnerabilities. Also, having a filter for super user access like SuperSU + latest Google updates will be enough to keep the device secure. Antivirus programs on Android (if they are legit) will only search for some vulnerabilities which are already known and probably patched if the above conditions are met. That's why I said they are useless.

But please let's get back to topic now :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] -Vinne2-:
So I'd be glad if you took a look at the attachment and tell if this dongle can work just by plugging in. This is supposed to work with tablets (microUSB). And yes, I've seen the link to dropbox image with cables needed – that's why there's my question: wiil this work with our phone as it should with tablets (like they say)?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] XeLLaR*:
This phone ALWAYS needs a external 5V source. It doesn't matter what kind of stick you buy(unless it has its own 5V), it will never work without 5V source. You always need the Y and OTG cable.

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[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] -Vinne2-:
Wow, good idea! U mean if I manage to attach a 5V power source (a battery or more +maybe a resistor or sth) to pins #1 & #4 in the USB socket of this dongle — this could work? :)

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[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] troyekto:
Yes, that's it.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] XeLLaR*:
In theory this should work. But remember, the USB Stick will drain the Battery 24/7 if you dont use a power switch.

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[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] arshvil:
Video Call

Do we have video call on this rom? because I cant see anythung about it...stock rom had a video call button beside of call button in phone app but now there's nothing...whats the problem guys???
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] educk:
The problem is that CyanogenMod, in fact, AOSP, doesn't support direct video call via service provider. This feature is added by manufacturers, such as Samsung in their bloated TouchWiz thing.

But you can always use internet calls :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] arshvil:
You mean devices with pure android like galaxy nexus doesn't have it too???
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ktulu84:
Android doesn't have video call support, some manufacturer (like Samsung) adds this support, cyanogen doesn't have it
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mitza4fun:
Hi. It doesn't matter how i try to modify settings of sounds, it vibrates every time it is not on silent..even i turn off all vibrate modes over all.

Is it just me or at everyone?

Same happens at 10.1..
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] arshvil:
Wifi

tnx for your explanation...one more thing is recently I suffer wifi problem too much.I keep wifi turned on all day and some time I lose connection with my rooter.then my phone slows down very much and its very annoying..wifix and changing region doesn't help me.a reboot doesn's help me too..I should take many reboots,many removing battery and after some times it may fix...can you help me with it???:(
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] tonibm19:
android l s plus K3.4

Android L (at least DP) is posible...

Android L beta uses 3.4 kernel, then it can run on s plus
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mellhen:
I would like to report a bug regarding network providers, which might be CM, but not ROM specific.

I used different german carriers: Vodafone, Fonic (o2) and Congstar (telekom network). With the last one, which uses the telekom.de network, i can't search for networks and thus can't manually select congstar or telekom.de. If you are living near to a border this is critical, because your phone connects to a provider of another country which might result in roaming. Beside this, the the phone connects to Congstar automatically.

If i want to "search for networks" using my congstar sim card i get:

Error while searching for networks

When i select "Choose automatically" i get

Can't connect to this network right now. Try again later.

Is this a known bug in this ROM or in CM (for this device)? Can i do anything about it?

Thanks in advance,

mellhen

Running version: 11-20140808-UNOFFICIAL-dev_connection_team-ariesve

Baseband version: I9001XXKPK

Network: T-mobile D

My Phone number: Unknown (was visible with Vodafone & Fonic)

Additional information: I can manually select the Congstar network with the Congstar sim in SlimKat with HTC One M7.

EDIT:

I flashed the newest available baseband: I9001XXKPO. The errors persist.

EDIT2: Tried to search a second time, now the provider list showed up after some time without errors. flashing the baseband somehow fixed it. Even though "Congstar" is not listed i selected T-mobile. I'll keep you updated to this.

EDIT3: It's getting complicated. I can search for available providers only with wifi turned (& connected?) on . I will get a provider list, but congstar is still missing there. If wifi is turned off, the error messages appear.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] smitharro:
Well, then we still have the problem of art runtime (the standard in Android L). This consumes too much space on our phone.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] tonibm19:
Space is not a problem, a slim rom like SlimCM could have enough free space, and moving all posible apps to SD would help to, and ART would be good for a second life to our phone. We could have a decent amount of apps in the phone.

Have you tried ART in 4.4 for S plus? I tried it. Performance is better, and free space was not a problem.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] rdrai:
Thanks for the tip.

It is much and much faster :D
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] yowanvista:
Well, the current default partition scheme could be altered manually with partitioning tools like parted via adb. In doing so more space from sdcard0 could be allocated to the data partition. Alternatively FUSE could be implemented but that would render USB mass storage unusable due to the virtual FAT partition, but in doing so the sdcard0 partition would be eliminated and a unified partition for both system and data could be created, thus apps that specifically target the internal sd for installation will actually be put in /data/media. This same implementation is used on Nexus devices.

Of course, this is a risky endeavour if the wrong mmc partitions are deleted. But this along with a new ROM base supporting the implementation, could eliminate the space issue if done properly.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] :
When I haven't insert thcard, my Phone works perfectly. But when I insert my simcard, it gets in a bootloop.

Does anyone know this problem?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] MajorD.:
Update your Baseband might fix that.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] XeLLaR*:
And dont forget about the CPU, and the RAM, GPU, and the Other Hardware such as GPS, Camera, Sound, Hardware Keys, Sensors..

There will be no Android L for this phone, end of the story.

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[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ahmed dzico:
I didn't believe that I Won't see release (..) Enjoy and k^kerenl , this is so hard
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] arshvil:
Does anyone have any ideas?does anyone have this problem with this intensity?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Rhonin86:
Hi arshvil,

i don't know if it will help, but have a look at this article and the connected thread:

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/kitkat-wifi-drop-fix/

It seems asif this problem is not only related to our phone/ROM. I wish you success and please report, if it had helped or not.

BTW - I didn't suffer from this problem.

Cheers

Rhonin
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] tonibm19:
First of all, sorry for spamming whit this

Why?

If the things you've said worked with Kernel 3.4 in KitKat, why wouldn't they work in L with Kernel 3.4?

The limitations for L are kernel and ART.

Kernel: 3.4 kernel can be used, so, no problem here I guess? KK kernel could be used maybe.

ART: Limitation? Ally. About space there is no problem, a slim rom like SlimCM could have enough free space, and moving all posible apps to SD would help to. Alse see yowanvista posible solution. ART would be good for a second life to our phone and we could have a decent amount of apps in the phone. Just try ART in CM11.

If ADC-Team doesn't want to develop more for S Plus just say it, but don't say EOL, EOL is android L beta (or final?), and all android L apps will be compatible with beta, so beta is the last chance to have 5.0+ on our phone, and if someone can do another miracle, it's ADC.

Thanks in advance, waiting for an answer of why all the thinks you've mentioned couldnt work with 3.4 Kernel and L.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] sir mordred:
why? because with default ART ım pretty sure lots of kernel parts will be changed to match android L and do not forget that kernel and rom should work together(mutualism) for stability

so if we want android L we must update our kernel but this is really hard because we are using CAF as base unfortunatly CAF stopped to work on msm7x30 family chipset

maintaning is hard ATM but it will be harder with android L (thats why ADC isnt planning to make android L for s plus ı think)

and other problem is small /cache and /system partition (/data partition is not problem so moving apps to sd can just reduce the size of available space on /data so it cant help our storage problem)

our cache is only 60 mb :( and system is 550 mb

currently packed cm11 is 204-210 mb and when you installed to your phone its eating 345-350 mb space on /system partition

and if you also install gapps package there will be so small available space on /system partition

and ART will consume more space than dalvik on /cache partition

even currently our /cache partition isnt handling dalvik-cache so we are using some dalvik hacks like this: https://github.com/arco/android_device_samsung_ancora/commit/3455d7837c951e297335295a36cd2202a9f629f3
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] XeLLaR*:
The S+ is just too slow and old for Android L

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[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] MajorD.:
Guys, just wait till everything is officialy published, maybe some miracles happen and were able to create a Android L Rom.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Hugo-PT:
Guys, do not get me wrong, but let's keep this thread clean .. The team has already commented on the topic. If want to continue with this discussion, it should be placed in the general section. One thread has already been created with the topic: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s-i9000/general/android-l-preview-s-s-plus-t2804902

Thanks,

Hugo
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mellhen:
Baseband XXKPO & CM & Camera

Hey guys.

I replaced my baseband XXKPK with XXKPO. Since then i cant save pictures taken with the aosp or google camera. I tried to factory reset and the problem persists. Is there any thing known about compatibility of basebands with this CM version?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] educk:
First of all please do not double post the same thing in 2 different threads...

Secondly, the baseband has nothing to do with the camera. Try deleting the data of camera app an try again.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mellhen:
I know that this has nothing to do with baseband. I am aware that this sounds totally weird and i have not expected this, when i flashed the XXKPO baseband.

What i did to resolve this issue:

1. delete app data (both aosp and google camera) <-- actually the first thing i did

2. factory reset

3. flash XXKPO from a fresh download

4. Restored to a gingerbread (XXkQ7) Backup --> Stock camera works & saves pictures

5. Restored to an older CM11 Backup (19th of august) --> Camera can't save pictures (even though this was possible before)

6. flashed XXKPM baseband (europe)

7. Gingerbread: Stock camera works & saves pictures

8. CM11: AOSP & google camera don't save taken pictures

I really try to make sense from this behavior, but because i can't i ask here if something about this is known. If i can provide detailed information about this, please ask.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] educk:
Soo, you mean to tell me that you did a factory reset (/data and /system wipe) flashed CM11 and the camera won't save pictures... That is just weird, I've never seen something like this before and believe me, I saw enough.

Usually a /data and /system wipe + ROM flash (no matter which baseband if it's for our phone) solves most of unknown issues, that's all I can say, I'm sorry.

P.S. You could also do check if you have enough storage space on the internal SD card..
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mellhen:
I found the solution, which is so easy that I never thought about it. Honestly this is really embarrassing. Have a look at the date of the folders in my Screenshot. The "date" is the reason, why the newly taken pictures are not shown as the first ones.

The camera is fully working, but somehow the Gallery app was mixing My pictures up, even though the date in the filename of the pictures is correct. So I was looking for my pictures on the wrong place (in time).

I found this by accident when I was using ES File Explorer, which showed the right order in time.

I am really sry that I made such a confusion. I will do my homework next time and double check before I post.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] XeLLaR*:
Try QuickPic, its much better than stock gallery :P
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] rdrai:
Phone is flying like nitro after enabled ART :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

Thanks for making this possible
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] gasali:
help

Hey,

I also wanted to try ART with sd-card swapping. Can you give me a quick tutorial how to do so.

Because I activated ART and I had a lot of FCs. Its because i have a lot of apps installed.

I think I have to wipe everything install CM 11 new and then after the booting i should select SD card swapping reboot set ART and after all of this i can install my apps is that correct?

Thanks for your answer!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] rdrai:
1. make a back up in recovery.

2. do a factory reset.

3. config your settings (first boot).

4.Enable art.

I dont know things about sd swapping...

Sorry :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] alesi80:
where do I enalbe ART?

Can I enable it without factory reset? why?

thanks in advance

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[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mitza4fun:
Settings -> About Phone and tap on ‘Build number’ seven times.Go back to Settings and open Developer options. Find and tap Select runtime and then select the Use ART option( http://cdn.cultofandroid.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Enable_ART.jpg ).Tap OK on the window that pops-up and wait for your device to reboot
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] MajorD.:
Wouldn't recommend it, most apps FC and device laggs.

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[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] alesi80:
Could I try and come back to dalvik?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] dm82david:
yes, you can.

only if you have many apps installed then after enable art and reboot, will take a while till recompile all apps. some of your apps won't be anymore in menu, or won't work (fc), but after revert back to dalvik they will work again.

1 hint - latest whatsapp won't install in art mode so if you don't have already installed you have to switch to dalvik, install/update whatsapp(or other app) then back to art (this is what i had to do to install whatsapp)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] MajorD.:
Yeah, but before you do that, better download this (its even from an s+ user, never seen him around here, lol) :

xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2713622

If something goes wrong and your phone won't boot, just flash it trough the recovery, choose dalvik, and everything should be fine.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Calin:
For the SD card swap you can find an option in the Storage options
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] okidokiss:
There's two options! Wich one is better?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Calin:
The second one is better for sure :)
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] okidokiss:
I'll try that one. Thank you!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] okidokiss:
I've tried that one! Shouldn't I have more space for apps? It's the same, not enough!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Calin:
You should because the external sd switch and become the principal sd card when the data apps are stored
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] okidokiss:
But no! It's the same. At least with second swap option. Haven't tried yet with 1st one!
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Calin:
Try then with the first one....

But still strange.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] okidokiss:
I just did.

Now I've a lot of space, apparently, but can't install anything.

I must missing something

update1: Tried format ExtSD to ext4, still can't install anything
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] okidokiss:
Pen OTG

Hi All,

Just tried this usb stick on my i9001 and works great.

Just power up from usb side and connect the other side to the phone.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ahmed dzico:
What is this do ???
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] XeLLaR*:
Its a USB stick, it stores data.

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[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] alesi80:
It allows you to read a pen drive from Your phone, right?
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mrfree2ita:
After using rel11 since it was released 1 month ago I noticed few more issues:

Screen flickering from time to time. I didn't noticed a specific pattern but it usually happens browsing the web (I'm using the stock browser).

The stock keyboard sometimes looses the swipe capability. I can see the swipe "track" following the line I'm drawing with the finger but the word doesn't appear. When it happens typing using the qwerty works as expected.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mattesiri1:
Drain battery

This room really drain my battery... Why? When I'm on my stock rom it's fine..

HELP PLEASE I RELLY LIKE THIS ROM... :confused::D
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Calin:
Try to change the CPU governor to Ondemand.....

Its the best combination between performance and battery life :D

And check also the apps you've installed
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] mattesiri1:
I just put it ONDEMAND we will see it if it works.. thanks :) :cool:
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] TwinHeadedEagle:
With this release almost every app crashes after some time. Opera mobile if I open multiple tabs, some news reading apps won't react if I press back button. When pressing home button it takes more than ussual to minimize some app. Release 10 was better, but with some annoying battery drains.

Very bad performance even with performance settings.
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Rhonin86:
Hi TwinHeadedEagle;

i'm not sure about the performance problem you have, but i noticed such a problem with one of the latest testbuilds. I opened systemsettings -> apps -> active apps to see how much RAM was consumed. But i was astonished what happened with the RAM consumption. Apps were started and then stopped all the time. Seemed like some autostart mechanism worked against the LMK. So i greenified the apps that run wild and after that there was so exessive RAM swaps anymore and the system became as responsible as it was before...

So please have a look at the active apps and their behaviour. If you encounter the same problem try to greenify the running wild apps. And please report if it is the same problem...

Cheers

Rhonin
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] ahmed dzico:
Which version of xpoxsed use frank ? Stable or experimental ???
[Galaxy S Plus I9001 Android Development] Rhonin86:
On the testversion i don't use Xposed framework - i use greenify without hibernating apps that could be awaken by the GCM so no need for Xposed.

On my primary phone i use xposed

app_process 58

XposedBridge.jar 54

Cheers