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[Galaxy S II Android Development] MARCOSOFT:
Hi Markox89,

I'm testing this ROM and I'm not detect big differences compared to the CyanogenMod 13 Nightly:

- There is no update option;

- Probably faster and more free memory (more than 300 MB available);

bug:

- Seen in the changelog MmsRequest this new function: reimplement automatic data sub switch -> CyanogenMod / android_packages_services_Mms, but it seems to me that is not functional for this equipment with Vodafone Portugal network!

I've tried several APN and other SMS / MMS reading applications, but all continue to indicate "Downloading", not completing the task! Only after connecting the mobile data is to get the MMS!

My APNs are correct and I have the Messaging app Set to Auto-enable date yes nothing happens at all.

Any pxt I send just says "SENDING ..." and any I receive just says "Downloading".

Is there an option somewhere in the settings que I am missing?

In Earlier versions of Cyanogenmod there was an option to "Enable Packet Data" in the Wireless / Network settings, but it does not seem to be present in CM13.

In stock rom 4.1.2, there was this option in feature.xml (System \ csc)

<CscFeature_RIL_ForceConnectMMS> true </ CscFeature_RIL_ForceConnectMMS>

Thanks for any help and keep up the awesome work.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BrightCGN:
Hello,

I made a fresh installation of the ROM and GApps

But I got problems activating SUPERSU.

Installation of SUPERSU run flawsless with TWRP.

But after boot, system tells me, that no SUPERSU is installed.

Are there knows issues?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] arczi19:
Well done Markox89, I will drink for you tonight!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lllukas:
Congratulation ! You are our Harvey Specter now ;) Big things !

http://media.giphy.com/media/ygPzbfleilkKk/giphy.gif
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Markox89:
Guys, really awesome show of love, thank you! *.*

I'm not drinking too much, don't worry :p tonight will be the third in a row I get brought home tipsy by my friends :silly: but after this I'll stop XD need to recover physically as well :p

About the future, I'm a bit oriented to human resources management :)

And about Harvey Specter...I didn't know who he is, I've to Google it :D

I don't actually like suits, but the one I wore for the graduation ceremony was awesome :cool:

(BTW I just noticed that my 0308 build reached 1k downloads!!! :cowboy: )
[Galaxy S II Android Development] -Grift-:
Mate are you coming up with a build anytime soon? (This week) I got the time to dig up my s2 and update it to the latest you have to offer :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Markox89:
Sure. Like I said couple of days ago, I'll reopen the kitchen on Monday, starting with the less updated device. During the upcoming week I'll cook for all my devices :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rapepini:
Awesome! Thanks, can't wait to try it out :good:

Inviato dal mio GT-I9100 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karthiksitian:
Help plz

I will be geeting some New alerts msg in unknown language...how to disable it....plz its very irritating....will be some around 50-80 msgs
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KewalG:
Just delete the cell broadcasts app from system/app :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karthiksitian:
Thanks bro....worked
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Markox89:
I've compiled a 20140416 build with sync time at midnight GMT +1...but I want to test it a little longer ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jgcaap:
Oh noooo! The pain.... Oh the pain for waiting ... xD hehehehe. Take your time :p
[Galaxy S II Android Development] keithross39:
Lol Markox....take your time fella :)

My eldest son now has an S2 as well, so it's not just one device to install to, but two.....and backing up all HIS data is a nightmare....lmao

Sent from my Markox powered KitKatted S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Georgel25:
Hello Markox89,

I would like to know, please....how's the battery life on your latest build and what battery do you have on your S2 ? :p

Thanks for your work :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] keithross39:
Standard OEM battery, with the usual browsing, music playing, texting and phone calls.....PegasusQ and ROW set in performance settings.......

Sent from my Markox powered KitKatted S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Markox89:
I've removed Dorimanx's hack, it gave me freezes now and then, so I want to be sure that everything is rock stable now (and the smoothness is the same if you ask me...). And I've always thought that patch was a bit far from the idea of compiling a pure CyanogenMod with custom toolchains :)

LOL, we're actually becoming a family :D :cool:

Thank you Georgel25 for the appreciation :)

keithross39's post answers to your question flawlessly, I've the very same configuration (except for Mugen Extended Battery 1800mAh)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] seanp25:
I've been getting serious wakelocks from Whatsapp lately (called backupdb)

Anyone else been seeing this on this ROM?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] CRXed:
It's the automatic Whatsapp database backup feature that happens every night. Appearanly your phone is having trouble writing the database, or your database is very large. Not a ROM problem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] seanp25:
Thanks, I guessed as much. I'll try clearing my database. I assume that won't delete received images.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Markox89:
Database contains messages, images are stored on sdcard > WhatsApp > Media > WhatsApp Images ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Drhedphuk:
There is no need to flash SuperSU. Superuser is built into the ROM and runs flawlessly. Wipe & Re-flash ROM & Gapps again, leaving out SuperSU. Hope this helps you...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
Hi

The point is that supersu needs selinux permissive (at boottime) but the Rom is set to enforcing. You can change the selinux state (with selinux more changer) but not before the device is booted - so to use supersu you would need a special kernel with selinux set to permissive. There is a kernel like that in the original cm13 thread but it is quite old now - I guess there were lots of changes to the cm13 kernel in the meantime.

I had been running this setup for a while and it worked but not really well (I guess the kernel was always outdated)

It is a pitty that supersu cannot be used properly with cm13 and most people argue that cm13 comes with a su binary. I wonder why only a few people realize the huge difference between cm13 su and supersu ... (main feature I miss in the cm13 su version is: ask again in 15 min). You can get rid of the hex symbol (would be visible always on my device because of some tasker profile) with some xposed module (cm settings).

Regards

Sent from my x-phone using brain 2.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Markox89:
2nd and 3rd posts finally updated :p :victory: :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Markox89:
Info

During this weekend I've compiled a new build (sync time: 25 June 20:45 GMT +1). When my internet connection will stop being a pain in the [guess what?] I'll retry for the dozenth time to upload it...:angel:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ham1do:
I converted data & cache to f2fs , if converting system to f2fs impact on performance i will do it ..thanks for updating this powerfull rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Markox89:
[MENTION=5408538]lesigois[/MENTION], I'll stay stock. But I'm sure you'll find lot of threads full of info about the operation you want to make ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hewhomustnotbenamed:
Which ROM is better? this one or RR or official CM13? Pls give suggestions.. I don't have the bandwidth to download and try them all

In terms of stability and speed
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Markox89:
If you ask here the answer is: mine, this one... :angel:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hewhomustnotbenamed:
haha.. :) before you answered, I took a shot and installed your ROM (I could download only one of those)

The ROM itself is pretty smooth.. but I could not install opengapps pico (today's) on it.. it gave me an error of insufficient storage..

Could you help me out with this. Thanks :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fubo73:
Have you repartitioned your S2? If not, check here.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hewhomustnotbenamed:
Its a bit difficult t understand for me... Need one help

which kernel should I use in the PDA tab?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fubo73:
Info in that thread OP are quite complete. Ask there if not comfortable.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
Hi

To answer this more objective: this one is probably a little bit faster but it is not cutting edge as it is only a weekly. I use only this rom but I read both threads. If there are too many issues in the original rom I don't install latest markox ROM.

This ROM has o ly advantages over the other ROM the only reason to use the other ones is that they are published almost every day ...

I am not dirty flashing so daily is too much work anyways ... BTW: thanks Marko for your work!

Regards

Sent from my x-phone using brain 2.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Markox89:
So...I was posting a new build...but then I saw that latest nightly has so much stuff...and I decided to compile a new build in sync with it! :cowboy:

Will be ready when it will be ready :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Troubadour666:
Hi,

i gave a try and all seems good.

i used banks_gapps last without any trouble too, my system is 1.5GB.

thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pacman7:
Thanks [MENTION=1597520]Markox89[/MENTION]

Regards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BaruX:
Hi, i updated from 4.4.4 to this rom. Everithing seems to work good and smooth. Just one thing, when phone turn off due to empty battery, i have to take out battery to get it boot again, even when battery was charged before trying to boot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chapito:
Hi [MENTION=1597520]Markox89[/MENTION].

With this version I have no problem with the status bar.

Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssanjy:
Hey [MENTION=1597520]Markox89[/MENTION],

Thank you for the ROM.... Very very efficient and stable...Very battery friendly to me as compared to other ROMs...been using it for about a week now and haven't faced any issues yet...

I've a small query though... I couldn't find broadcast tile option while adding tile... I know you compile sources of CM adding stabliity from your part....But is it possible to add option for broadcast tile... I'm trying to use it for custom tile actions and tasker and power toggle support....I could find no way to customize the quick settings...Gravity box has the option but I'd like to have some simple alternatives....Thanks...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jamu08:
Did you try dorimanx kernel with this ROM?? How is the experience?? Does this ROM includes all the customization as provided by RR?? What is on screen time u r getting from this ROM?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Skyline:
This rom is completely same as cm13 + some optimizations added by Markox89

No RR features but Dorimanx kernel should work here perfectly
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssanjy:
As Skyline mentioned not much customization since it's pure CM based and ROMs like RR are features customizations of many other ROMs..... I'm not the quite interested in SOT since my battery is about 3.5 yrs. old and needs replacement but this ROM along with Dorimanx b007 gave me very stable and smooth result....So far my average screen time has been just about 1.15 - 1.3 hrs in about 8hrs of total battery backup time (yeah my battery is old ;))...This ROM has slightly improved my battery life though....However I do use a bunch of Xposed apps, greenify, naptime, tasker, etc....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jamu08:
SOT???? Does using xposed apps cause battery drain??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] FandangoL:
Hello,

I'm back on this thread after a long time.

Sorry for the very long message but I'm trying to explane a very particular issue.

I'm experiencing pronlems with a particular configuration of apps and bluetooth.

I wrote using Tasker and a Bluetooth plugin a profile that reads SMS and whatsapp sender on bluteooth that is connected to my car (simulating a fake call).

Upon receiving an SMS (or a whatsapp message) my profile creates a fake call on the car bluetooth (in the meanwhile I'm listening radio) then reads the sender and then closes the call.

The same profile works correctly on my LG G3.

On I9100 the call starts but no sound is emitted.

Moreover the call lasts strangely very long.

I also tryied to solve a similar issue creating an app by myself.

I use runkeeper for jogging but I'm not able to listen FM radio on my bluetooth receiver and listen runkeeper audio messages during my run.

I created a little app, similar to tasker profile, that performs the same actions (fake call, audio redirection, end fake call) each time runkeeper tries to emit audio cues (time, velocity, ...).

Again the app works correctly on LG G3 but no audio on I9100.

Also again the fake calls lasts very long (around 20 seconds more than the message).

I tryied the same app on this ROM for CM 12.1 (middle october) as with latest one above (I had to repartition using lancheon to go forward to CM13).

Actually I use Dorimanx kernel (I used on CM 12.1 too) to give a little speedup to my beloved I9100 that actually is really slow with runkeeper (that sometimes crashes without overclocked I9100).

So I had 12.1 + Dorimanx LP (extreme performance)

Actually 13 + Dorimanx MM (extreme performance)

Now the question.

Is it the bluetooth problem a kernel issue or a ROM issue?

Can someone help me on how to investigate further?

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Markox89:
I'll try publishing a new build before leaving for the summer and coming back ~September! :cool:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
Hi fandangoL

I think you should ask that in the original cm13 thread.

Just one point: afaik the s2 uses the headset CABLE as antenna - so it does not surprise me that you can't listen to fm radio with a bt headset. However it surprised me that fm radio is possible with spirit fm without headset .... so - not sure if a cable headset is really compulsory ...

Regards

Sent from my x-phone using brain 2.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kal4metal:
Hey guys, I have a question. If I install the latest dorimanx kernel over this ROM, will it keep Markox89's optimizations like art tweaks etc? Or it's like installing official CM rom? Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Skyline:
I think you will loose only kernel side optimization and not rom side.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bitman64:
Give it a try. I did and I'm very pleased. I gained a lot of performance and you have a wider range for optimization from the kernelside. Markox89's and it's features stay untouched.

Gr. B.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] matthew1811:
Hello guys, I need a little advice. It has been a long time since I flashed my good old S2 for the last time. After buying Note 4, I flashed it completely stock and passed it in my family. Now it´s my again, so I´m gonna flash my favorite rom by [MENTION=1597520]Markox89[/MENTION] :) The question is, everything is stock in it (Jellybean 4.1.2). Can I flash this from it´s stock recovery or I have to flash custom kernel? If so, can you give me a link what to flash before the newest build of this ROM?? Thank you very much! ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssanjy:
Have a look at my following post in another thread....

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/deve...-11-0-mm-6-0-1r13-i9100-t3308854/post68319468
[Galaxy S II Android Development] matthew1811:
Thank you very much :) So I´ll rather stay on lower version, for example Lollipop, previous build of CM (12.1). I can see it is the last stable build for now. Do I have to do this repartitions too when flashing to Lollipop? :confused: But I think the first thing to do is flash custom recovery from which I will be able to flash .zip files like this ROM (I am completely stock now). Can you point me out which recovery would be good for flashing CM 12.1 and which option in Odin to choose? Thanks again! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssanjy:
Lollipop also do require repartitioning to flash properly....espacially if you are flashing gapps.....I'd recommend you to repartition your phone without touching the preload partition since it is required to flash stock based ROM.....If you are on stock ROM then first flash a custom kernel/recovery for your stock ROM like Apolo kernel using ODIN then backup your current ROM......Then repartition your device using one of the methods I linked you before......Then flash your preferred ROM (I'd suggest you to go for MM and specifically this MM ROM rather than LP but its entirely your preference).....Good Luck....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] matthew1811:
OK, I will try to get MM rom into it, then :) I will rely on your recommendation. But can you link me to the custom recovery file you mention? (file for Odin flashing). I am really out of flashing for 3 years so I don´t want to brick my phone, think you understand :) I don´t even know how to flash in Odin (I always used to flash through custom recovery, and I don´t remeber which choice in Odin it was when flashing custom recovery for first time, it was 5 years ago) :) Please if you can point it out for me. I would be extremely thankful ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssanjy:
You said you were on stock ROM so I suggested you Odin method... If you already have custom recovery then it's even simpler to start your process by backing up your current ROM and then following rest of the process.... I'm on mobile and can't link you to the recovery files..... Please search for process of flashing through Odin and also for apolo kernel it you need to use Odin.... It's easy to get it in this forum...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Markox89:
I9100 EXPERIMENTAL 20160823 is UP! :cool:

Changelog:

Sync time: 23 August 23:30 GMT +1;

Updated SaberMod 4.9 according to [MENTION=6155853]rpdroky[/MENTION] suggestion;

Test, test, test! And report back :D

As for GApps you can use a light package of your choosing compatible with Android 6.0.1.

A full wipe may be required depending on your experience :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] atuser:
Thank you so much for releasing this build [MENTION=1597520]Markox89[/MENTION]:good::highfive::victory:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PacoRabanne2k:
What does it mean?

On some device a full wipe is required, on others not?

Or there are some apps that make a dirty flash problematic? Advice about?

TIA!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ham1do:
No problem here , dirty flash over 90 apps , xposed v86 , XtremeMusic & bln mods

Thanks [MENTION=1597520]Markox89[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tltan86:
Same here, no issue with dirty flash. :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Markox89:
Check as much stuff as you can, if I have no bad reports the toolchain will stay.

[MENTION=4397938]PacoRabanne2k[/MENTION], it's like I wrote, if your device performs weirdly then do a full wipe.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DJ_Uro_UE:
Hi! Tried last experimental build, and i can say that battery life is very good. Still no bugs... Great :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cherryb8844:
What is bin mod is that recycle bin

Can you link me for read and learn ?

Sorry for OT guys
[Galaxy S II Android Development] C.Z.O:
Hey cherryb8844 this is BLN MOD (back light notification)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mrfrantastic:
Experimental build seems to be totally stable. Can't say much about battery life yet. Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maseoud:
Hi

How can we root this ROM?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssanjy:
Go to about phone and activate developers option by tapping build date multiple times.... In developers option enable root...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PacoRabanne2k:
Already rooted, but not active. Please don't be lazy and use forum search, this question was answered tooooooo many times...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cherryb8844:
Come on dont be rude with the new members if you dont need to give the answer just ignore the post
[Galaxy S II Android Development] maseoud:
Thanks

I am new member and didn't know how to active root.

But our friend wasn't really friend!!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PacoRabanne2k:
Maybe you are right, but I wasn't rude. Too often answers are few post before answer. Anyway, OK. I'll shut up except when I've a useful answer.

I beg you pardon.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] FreddieFrog:
Ok, kids. Calm down and have a beer or two (or three) :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
Hi Marko

Great ROM again ... flashed after approximately 2 month finally once again ...

However I had the phone hanging twice since yesterday already. Not sure it's yge ROM or the fact that the phone gets old ...

Regards + thanks a lot!

Sent from my x-phone using brain 2.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fubo73:
Installed. After the wonderful experience with experimental release from 23/08 (never a freeze/reboot and fast as never!), hope to have the same with this one!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pacman7:
Thanks for the new build [MENTION=1597520]Markox89[/MENTION]

Regards.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hanahteo:
HELP

My micro sd card was not showing, what to do?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
Hi

Seems like I am the only one who can almost not use the phone anymore. The battery is depleted within a couple of hours and the device lacks like crazy. I guess some hardware problem. After installing a new ROM it is better for a while and in generall it is very different (sometimes it can take more than a minute until I can do a phone call). I am trimming every day so that should not be the point. Worst is that the network is turned off once the battery reaches some level (around 40%) however it seems like the battery is close to empty by then ... my battery is not too old and I will certainly not get a new one anymore ...

If there was some special deal I would get a new phone immediately but it is not easy if you expect to use the phone as long as the s2 [emoji14] any advice which device would be best? Htc m9 sounds nice but in my opinion yet too expensive ...

Regards

Sent from my x-phone using brain 2.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fubo73:
If you want to use it for long time, you should use one that is well supported on XDA :)

S2 was an highlander because it has been (and it is still) supported here. But it's also related to the diffusion. The more sold, the more users here, the higher probability that a group of devs starts playing with it, the higher probability that it will be supported for a long time.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
Hi,

well ... I know these facts but into which phone does that translate? I thought for a while that the S5 mini would be a good bet but even I think it was sold a lot (and I myself sold 2 of them that I got with contracts) the XDA support by now is not really that good (while it is quite possible that the support on XDA gets dramatically better once company support has stopped). Also by now I think the specs are not what I expect any more ... I guess the best bet is always a flagship device by one of the big players and not some niche product (like the plus models by HTC or Samsung)

sorry for OT ... maybe it would be interesting which phone Marko has now? Or is it still only S2?

regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fubo73:
You're right, but the selection depends on your needs and money. You could go for S7, LG G5, Nexus 6P (price will go down after Pixel release), One Plus, ...

Now let's stop OT :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nongio30:
Hi guys, I have just installed the last rom I9100 20161001 on my phone. I have an issue with the bluetooth. It works for streaming music in the car, but making calls using a bluetooth handsfree doesn't really work. It pairs perfectly, but there is no sound.

Do you have the same problem? can you give it a try?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nongio30:
[MENTION=1597520]Markox89[/MENTION]

Hi, the problem with the bluetooth isn't a problem of this rom, I found it on cm13 too.