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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sub_Zero2:
Try this app: com.nema.batterycalibration

I calibrate my battery every time after changing roms
[Galaxy S II Android Development] p3dboard:
I just added a donation as well. Thanks for keeping our s2 alive
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sarimo1:
camera

is this version has the autofocus cam ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Andrea900:
Wonderful, but my dream remains the same: unified repit by script for all users (universal partition table), isorec recovery and emulated storage to get rid of data partition limitation.

IHMO this could be the S2 setted as the new devices on the market nowadays, without its well known issues (recovery replaced by CM Recovery every time, need to reformat, special recoveries flagged for Android 2.x-like partition table, ecc...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eminem_b:
I formated my SD Card to be part of the device's memory and after that, I wasn't able to access it in any way.

It wasn't even visible from 'df -h'. I decided to mkfs.ext4 it from my laptop and try again, but it ended up the same way...

Gonna try using it as a normal storage SD Card (hopefully that would work).

EDIT: Yep, now I can access the storage normally, but it's still a little weird.

Definitely, there are things to be cleaned before going to nightlies.

Still, congratulations! This is a huge progress, I actually decided to switch it for a daily driver.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] j1gga84:
Also MTP needs to be fixed, then CM13 will also get my daily driver I think :good:

regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.gangster:
Check the little print on your currently build-in board and buy that.

My devices both had v2.3 but better check before buying.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] akiwiz:
I flashed the new build it works perfect other than one thing, I can't find any files on cwm when I try to flash again. It gives a failed message on emu sdcard0 and sdcard1. Any solution?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] shkedov:
WOOOHOOO!!!! Alpha 6!! :fingers-crossed:

Lysergic you rock!! lml, ,lml

And I don't wanna steal Lysergic Acid's "thanks"s, so don't mess up and hit the thanks of this post, instead of his :]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eminem_b:
I had a rough time installing the gapps package. Eventually, I installed it but in the process of doing a repit + flashing the temporary kernel, inside I flashed cm13 and immediately afterwards, I flashed the gapps package (pico).

It didn't allow me to install it from the sideload, it said it's very huge the first time (don't remember the other attemps). I wasn't able to browse to the zip manually, that's why I used sideload.

After I installed gapps, I downloaded all the apps which I needed, but during that process, I experienced a lot of crashes on almost every app. What was crashing was Google Play Store on attempt to download an app.

The only app that I'm still not able to install is Chrome and that's very annoying.

I also tried downloading F-Droid from the stock browser and once you click on the download button, it says there's no SD card available to download the apk to.

The gallery also can't find my storage.

Am I missing something here? Which should be the default choice (or best practice) for storing my files with an SD Card? The emulated version which makes the SD card unusable for other devices didn't work out for me :(

EDIT: I can't find my internal storage (storage0).

In the storage settings, it's visible, it calculates the space and the free space, but when you click on it, you can't access it.

EDIT2: If you open up a terminal and type "htop", you'll see total processes and total threads. The thread number is reeeeeeally extreme! This doesn't seem right ;s

EDIT3:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kal4metal:
First of all, thank you everyone for trying so hard for a marshmallow release! IMHO though, we should take advantage of the emulated sd card partition with a repartition script in the rom. If the sdcard0 entry can be completely removed, so as to not be visible as corrupted, it would be more awesome. I know we can't force users into formatting their internal sdcard, but all the power to them. If they want CM13, that's the way it works natively, anyway. We can warn them that they need to back up all their files in their sdcard0 and copy them back after flashing. I guess most of the people in here, including me, wouldn't have any problem repartitioning, though. If you want a separate sdcard, you can stay at Lollipop. But a single internal memory is the future, so everything else is already outdated. If that's a problem for CM, I'd feel more comfortable with an unofficial release, with isorec, trim support and a single internal memory partition, updated by community users whenever possible/necessary. Of course I don't know how to do it myself, so I just throw my 2 cents here ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PakyDJ13:
Problem GAPPS

I' ve a problem with apps installation!Error=70

Can I solve this?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireburner-de:
Yes, ´this is my dream, too. ;)

As I see it as the only solution to get full encryption of app data and personal date (e.g. pics).

If there is any other solution in encrypting sdcard0 (beside /data which is default at our i9100)) too, so pls let me know anyway.

I was hoping for years to finally get full encryption working.

These days this should be standard, so I don't understand why CM don't want our device to finally repit with uptodate partition layout. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeBourrin:
Error 70 is that you have not enough free space on system partition to install Gapps.

You have to repatition your phone in order to get 1Gb System
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sercan Ali:
Now on top doesn't work. Anyone tested?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] patriot16:
Hi guys,

at the moment i'm using offical CyanogenMod 12.1 on my i9100 with Dorimanix kernel and now i'm thinking about moving on this ROM. Is it stable for daily use. And Will be woriking on my phone cz i have re-partition(4gb for system/9gb for users data). :D

Sorry for my bad english :D :D :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] nikhilninawe:
opengapps failure

I am getting insufficient memory in system partition while installing gapps, though I am using the pico version. How do I resolve the issue. I have tried of wiping /data /system, factory reset but of no use.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] oscarlamyf:
Does this mean that the final decision is non-emu?

My device is on 20160117 build with emulated storage. How to dirty flash to latest release? Does the method below work?

Dirty flash method:

- Remove file in /data/system/storage.xml (root required) using Total Commander or similar explorer tools.

- Flash ROM

- Flash Gapps
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eminem_b:
Read my previous post, one page back.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PakyDJ13:
I solve the problem but the play store and google play service don' t work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] IonutGherman:
how to root? because flashing last zip of SuperSU is not enabling root on CM13...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eminem_b:
Seriously?

SuperSU is long dead since CM12.0. Have you actually used the CM12.1 builds? There's an integrated option to enable root to apps and/or ADB.

I wont tell you where it is, you can at least search for that one...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sub_Zero2:
54% on the fundraising allready!

Keep it up folks!

https://www.generosity.com/community-fundraising/samsung-galaxy-s2-i9100-for-lysergic-acid--3
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Teekanne3000:
Hello,

the crowed funding is done.

Edit: I think, TransferWise is a possibility.

Does someone has an american bank account who would transfer the money with TransferWise?

Greetings

Teekanne
[Galaxy S II Android Development] todonormal:
https://www.generosity.com/community-fundraising/samsung-galaxy-s2-i9100-for-lysergic-acid--3 100%, but i think

A. all donations more it's very important because it's a great developer

B. He should buy galaxy s2 in your country, because i think, very less expensive
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wladca:
Is good working encryption on this rom ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iistoryahi:
Works without a problem on me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sub_Zero2:
Wow at the fundraising
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Ferdinandgab:
the weird thing is when im back on stock it charges normally. so i dont know why it wont charge then its on and im using it the battery keeps getting lower and lower
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elvisburdajs:
I donated 10 dollars to [MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION] too, hope this will help with getting offcicial cm14 to our device! If not, he deserves it anyway for keeping us up to date with a great marshmallow rom! :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sub_Zero2:
It is recommended to calibrate your battery after changing to a new rom... There's a system file that keeps track of drainage/charging, and the battery calibration app optimizes this to your current rom...

Don't worry if the battery drains extremely fast after calibration, it is when you have fully recharged after the first full drainage of the battery, and have fully recharged again that it is fully optimized...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kepsilla:
Why don't Samsung support CM developers with few test devices (I am sure , they have extra devices)

Customers would buy Samsung also in future , if they would know , that some support goes on after few years.

Now Samsung forgets customers after 2 years.

Please, Samsung dealer in Brasil send few pieces to Lysergic Acid!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wladca:
Is there no update problems encrypted rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iistoryahi:
no problem on my side, when i update i thought my phone will decrypted but it remains encrypted
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ko2005pu:
thank you Lysergic Acid

I just added a donation as well.

Thanks for keeping our s2 alive

:o
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kal4metal:
Thank you LA!

I just donated to you as well. Please keep up the work for our beloved SII :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KaeptnAmerica:
Thats not the way our world is working

This would be a nice move in the sight of the customers. BUT that is not the aim samsung is following. In their view their benefit of the own devices is their hardware combined with their software with additional features. We customers call that bloatware :D

Furthermore why should they deliver manpower to keep old systems at a new software version when they can sell new devices every X month due to the release cycle.

Under the line the benefit of supporting old devices is much more expensive then selling new ones with actual hard- and software.

BUT the community keeps those old devices running, as they did with my SII :good::good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jojobg:
And it is persistent across CM 13 Roms also. No need to encrypt again if you switch to a CM13 based rom, assuming no full wipe is performed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Teekanne3000:
Thank you to all donators.

Please, don't donate anymore.

I will now transfer the money to me.

When the money has arrive, i will buy an I9100.

I will come back when i have news about the crowd funding process.

Greetings

Teekanne
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wladca:
At twrp not be a problem with the update?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iistoryahi:
I'm using TWRP and i encrypt my phone and it runs without a problem.

Yes you're right mate , I flash CM14.1 from my CM13 encrypted and it successfully boot with encrypted
[Galaxy S II Android Development] todonormal:
Please sir, before you talk with Lysergic, it's possible what he can buy phone in Brasil less expensive... He is student and this is you money
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wladca:
Ok. Thank you ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Saftpresse99:
Hi,

if LA has no device and no time, perhaps somebody else can be the maintainer for the S2!?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kurt Krummbein:
See Serenity's "[ROM][WIP][I9100][7.1]CM14.1 Unstable" thread

Looks like he and rINanDO make good progress, perhaps Caio will hand the flag over to them ...

Gtz

Kurt
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boolian:
I understand what you're suggesting, but "Mainainers" don't grow on trees - It does take a lot of hard work, enthusiasm and a thick skin!

:D
[MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION] deserves his break and our thanks for bringing us Marshmallow as a daily driver.

I do hope he gets his new S2 in time for Xmas!

There are a many others also, who help contribute to our S2 and naturally the next CM14 build is on everyone's radar of interest.

IMHO, presently, CM13 (without Samsung blobs) is about as far as we can expect it to be.

Most new issues and tweaks will be common to the MM AOSP in general and also in CM14. Any newly resolved issues should filter back through to our device.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Klaerchen:
Wouldn'i it be helpful, if we had at least cm14.1 branches for the S2 specific repositories? This might allow others to contribute?

[MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION] could you create these branches?

EDIT:

Sorry for my post, branches already exist! Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sub_Zero2:
Don't worry, Teekanne3000 will get Lysergic Acid his i9100 .....even if it has to be shipped half across the world...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
Some problem for a friend : he tried to flash CM13 without repit and now, Odin does not recognize the i9100.

Any clue ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sub_Zero2:
Try rebooting windows or changing to another usb port
[Galaxy S II Android Development] todonormal:
What's up, [MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION]?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] p3dboard:
Any Idea's why the Build bot for the i9100 cm13 is timing out (http://jenkins.cyanogenmod.com/job/android/186620/console) - cm-13.0-20161112-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip?

Just wanting to get a November build with Security Patches for November and the Dirty Cow exploit patch (I know its in an earlier build, but I'd like November updates and Dirty cow patch).

Is it that Cyanogenmod's hardware has too many devices or not enough resources to complete the build in a 90 minute time window? Is there a way to get the system to allow the build to run for a bit more time until completion?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sub_Zero2:
You can use cache.. Read the i9100 build docs for more information..

Edit: might have mistaken your question
[Galaxy S II Android Development] p3dboard:
Looks like todays build worked. http://jenkins.cyanogenmod.com/job/android/186772/console

URL to download now works - https://download.cyanogenmod.org/get/jenkins/186772/cm-13.0-20161114-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sub_Zero2:
Nice
[Galaxy S II Android Development] robby2107:
I have just installed the actually Nigthly and the first error message i´ve become is that the sd-card is defekt.

Then the phone start to reboot by itself.

After this reboot the System is running, but the sd-card error already exist.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dumdidum123:
Just installed the latest build, coming from something around beginnig of the month.

No problems so far, apart from the fact that I had to wipe the data of the File Manager app, to get it work again. It is a problem, I got a few times up to now when i install a new build. Starting File Manager results in an error and i can not see my data. After "reseting" it, it works again.

Just a notice, if somebody is facing the same problem
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.gangster:
[MENTION=7835162]robby2107[/MENTION]

It's already explained in the guide...

It's very likely that you have not formatted your internal SD at all (after using ODIN with some pitfile).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] robby2107:
Hello thegangster,

my bad. I mean the external sd-card.

Before i flashed the new nigthly the sd-card works fine.

I will try to repaire the sd-card on my Windows Computer at home (i´m just working).

The internal sd-card and the System works fine now. No more reboots until yet.

greetings
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeBourrin:
Hello everyone, I've got a question.

I've looked at Wakelocks graphics function of Better Battery Stats app.

[IMG="Better Battery Stats shot"]http://www.zupimages.net/up/16/46/j4lw.png[/IMG]

My battery life is good and I have not a lot apps. But I'm wondering if you have much wakelocks peaks with your I9100 like me. I thought that with Marshmallow wakelocks may be more distant, especially when phone is in airplane mode.

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jojobg:
Internal mode Sd card gets logical corruption after a long use and multiple builds dirty updated. fsck / disk repair depending on OS used.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] robby2107:
After scanning and repairing the external sd card all things work correctly.

Thanks for this great support for our lovely S2. :)

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noobsgs2:
I have an old SGS2 with SlimKat on it, i have never performed partition resizing (and everything i know about my phone is prior to isorec and pit files). Can i just flash this build on top of what i have or do i need to do something?

Edit:

This http://xdaforums.com/android/software-hacking/tool-lanchon-repit-data-sparing-t3358036 and then normal flash?

Regards,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] akiwiz:
Better to repit to a 1gb system and then flash or u might not have enough space to flash gapps
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noobsgs2:
Can i use the lanchon tool or should i follow this http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/mod-increase-partition-size-t3011162 ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mirhl:
Use wakelock detector or betterbatterystats to check what's the offender?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] akiwiz:
I used this method, where you flash a pit file from Odin, haven't tried lanchon tool since I don't use a s2 anymore. Back up all data and copy to external sd or PC since repitting will format your internal SD
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zlckeng:
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[Galaxy S II Android Development] todonormal:
[MENTION=3575078]mikereidis[/MENTION] dead:crying::crying::crying: RIP, but [MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION], I suggest integrate Spirit 2 Free to compilation. I think what it's very important talk with Reid's family before. how? i don't know... I found this interesting document of BCM4330. More new here: Not recommended for new designs?. Other [url="http://www.cypress.com/file/298671/download]FM[/url].

In other order: great job for multiuser : https://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/165051/. ¿Next compilation?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lysergic Acid:
Thanks a lot man, I just saw my paypal account and I almost can buy a s2 off ebay if needed lol

Thanks to all the donations :)

I have paypal only for international business. Credit Cards are way to expensive to maintain in my country, not worth the benefits.

Oh and sorry for not loggin in the last week, I got a really hard tonsillitis, I coudn't even eat properly lol
[Galaxy S II Android Development] todonormal:
Great [MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION], because your money it's here: https://www.generosity.com/community-fundraising/samsung-galaxy-s2-i9100-for-lysergic-acid--3
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kripget:
Hi everyone! Still working on this phone uh... Thanks a lot guys! Just a quick question, in the latest build which is i think done yesterday, would there still be sudden network drops? How can i work around this? And every time i make successful back up and try to restore, it always fails to restore so i have to start all over again installing apps
[Galaxy S II Android Development] todonormal:
I too view what Galaxy Ace 3, with BCM4330, have FM radio include in Marsmallow Uhmmm... not, it's 4334 :silly:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Holgott:
Anyone got xposed working on cm13? I Flashed xppsed-v86-sdk23-arm.zip via twrp and installed xposedinstaller_3.1.1.apk. So far so good. Xposed app telling me that xposed is active but when I download any module (tried amplify and enable ambient display) and reboot to get it working, the OS is no more booting and hangs at cm logo. I even waited like 15 mins with no success. Had to restore with twrp. Any clues would be appreciated! Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vakkah:
[MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION], i do hope that you get your phone soon.

your continued development and contribution has allowed us to keep our beloved sgs2 i9100 going. thanks again for for your efforts.:good::svetius::svetius:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MigoMujahid:
Xposed won't work with new cm13 builds that come with the November security patch, use an older build with old security patch, or use a new build WITHOUT xposed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kisgeri:
There is some problem since november security update patch. Read here example: https://github.com/rovo89/XposedBridge/issues/129

I reverted to 20161105 and waiting for the solution will be applied in xposed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laserkater:
Now I know what's preventing the last build to boot. Thanks a lot!

Reliant on Xposed, so waiting for now.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vakkah:
thanks for this info/update..:good:

now i know what has caused my troubles with xposed and cm13 with november security update..:eek::crying::rolleyes:

guess we'll have to wait and do without xposed until this gets sorted out.:confused:::cowboy:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dirkovic:
Hello!

I'm sorry in advance for this post, but I've made a huge mistake.

I flashed cwm-recovery on my S2, I flashed CM13, repited to install pico gapps and everything worked fine.

I then realized that I know have a cyanogenmod recovery instead of cwm. For whatever reason I decided it would be a good idea to flash cwm via odin again. It was not.

Now it boots to the cyanogenmod logo and does nothing, i tried a factory reset, but the phone just goes through the app optimizations and then there is the logo again.

Could someone help me and tell me what to do? Or point me to a guide?

I googled but now I'm more confused.

Any help is highly appreciated!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] p3dboard:
You should still be able to boot to cwm recovery and then reflash cm13 which will replace your kernel and recovery as they are all one file, after which you should be able to boot. If you grab the isorec recovery version of twrp recovery, cm 13 knows how to boot this instead of cyangenmod recovery, it's much more advanced
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dirkovic:
Thank you!

Just for clarification: I download twrp (for example recovery-Lanchon-IsoRec-TWRP-2.8.7.0-20160113-i9100-(by-arnab).zip), I flash it with Odin, go into the recovery and reflash cm13 from my sd card?

The guide on twrp homepage tells me I need twrp 2.8.7.0 installed before I can install twrp 3, so I'll just install twrp 2.8.7.0 and leave it like that.

EDIT: I tried to flash twrp via heimdall frontend and used a guide from the twrp home page. heimdall showed a message like "success", but when I go in the recovery mode of my S2 there is still the cyanogenmod recovery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MigoMujahid:
Why using heimdall, you can flash the recovery zip through cyanogenmod recovery directly, try it

And also try flashing the twrp 3.0.0 also through cyanogenmod recovery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dirkovic:
I tried: Apply update > Choose from sdcard1 (I saved twrp 3 and CM13 there)

but I get the messages: Install failed and Installation aborted.

I can't find another way to flash twrp with the cyanogenmod recovery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MigoMujahid:
try flashing cwm with Odin and full wipe (system-data-cache-dalvik cache) with clean installation (without trying to install twrp)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BatDroid:
A little help here.....

Was there any problem with openGl drawing on Sgs2?

I heard gles2 phone's can't run rom higher than kk and if they do,gl drawing gets broken :(