yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rINanDO:
I finally get my sources booting cm 13.0! I found out that "setexecon" has something to do with selinux. If selinux is enabled, my phone boots with sdcard. However the kernel needs to be patched first. I saw that Brett Rogers is busy with a lot of merges to get selinux to patch version 30, but he missed soms things to get the kernel building. I cherrypicked missing patched from other repositories and manager to boot with selinux.

@LA: you can find the Cherry picks in my repository: github.com/rinando/ Android_kernel_samsung_smdk4412

Hope this will help :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lysergic Acid:
Thanks mate but you shouldn't care too much with CM13 issues yet, they couldn't even merge the patches to load RIL yet. I'm more focused on getting a good cm12.1 snapshot build next week rather than trying to fix issues on these incomplete builds, sadly my internet connection is bad in the last days, I can't even commit.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dino66:
I did that (format + android setup for ext media card)...indeed my card was then labeled "sdcard1".

But after a while, "sdcard1" has been replaced by a weird name again and got some android packages data files on it....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] philippe734:
Some one can do a feedback of use cm 13? A lot of post talk about troubles... But what are your feedback between cm12 vs cm13?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] I.l3oss:
For the people with md5 problem

Did you bother try downloading the rom on the PC and then put it on the phone the update!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dino66:
Yes I was surprised to see all my contacts in double (google, whatsapp), I was used to see all information from both google and whatsapp inside one contact file.

Therefore I configured to display only google contacts.

Will they be merged at the end ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] I.l3oss:
Cm13 is in its nightly stage So their is bounds bugs, were disusing about the problem were facing and troubleshooting them.

Well lets see

cm12.1 vs cm13

12.1- I recommend staying with 12.1 its stable fast and reliable and hardly less bugs. Its recovery works nicely its smooth..

13- still at nightly fast not so reliable and stable( for now) it has a cleaner ui and more features. Still (lots of bugs need to be ironed out for example gapps) once all the bugs are fixed i think cm13 will be the best rom for s2 thx to LA
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
Using 13 nightly I don't encounter bugs.

And it's fast and reliable.

Envoyé de mon GT-I9100 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] I.l3oss:
Well their is!! Try thinkering around the andriod os. you will find bugs.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] smacsmac:
Personally I haven't noticed a single glitch, bug or anything with CM13, works like a charm.

It honestly feels almost the same as CM12.1 but 13 is a little smoother and the battery life is noticeably better (by a little bit anyways...though it's always hard to judge early on)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Typhoon_Master:
is there a way to get cm-recovery back?

i flashed TWRP (IsoRec Version), and sideload seems to be broken for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fatjanhushi:
MD5 problem for me too for ota update. Installed via adb sideload
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jibon.tj:
Isn't it work gps on google maps as same as stock rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] franticfreddy:
If you have twrp recovery, then boot into system, and copy

isorec twrp recovery by Lanchon (arnab) zip to your sdcard,

then boot again into recovery and do install zip from sdcard

this newer isorec twrp recovery.

And please use forum search, there more than enough

instructions for how to's.

EDIT: Its not recommend to use stock cm recovery since

in CM13 it still has bugs.

When really want it back, then install your CM rom

from sdcard , also.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PanTuNieStal:
Bugs found so far on 8.02 nigthly:

1. Visual glitches in facebook lite

2. Spotify doesn't work. Says no storage found

3. Had weird situation were no launcher was loading, reboot, cache wipe didn't help. Only reinstall.

4. Wifi seems to drain battery much more than 12.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Typhoon_Master:
thanks for answering, but you didn't read my post well enough.

i want a way to flash the CyanogenMod-Recovery, since the sideload feature in twrp is broken somehow. (cant use it, device not found, on other recoveries it works properly)

i currently HAVE the twrp (arnab) installed, but want back to the original recovery cm comes with ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Skyline:
Install isorec disabler.zip but 1st read some info about that and what to do if anything fails :good:

Have you tried isorec cwm?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
Is there an IsoRec-CWM zip file like the TWRP one ?

Envoyé de mon GT-I9100 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Skyline:
Yepp

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24369303960683602
[Galaxy S II Android Development] franticfreddy:
The newer twrp recovery from arnab has no sideload error.

You first have to enter adb sideload in twrp and swipe to

turn it on, and then at your computer you enter adb devices

to show if it properly connected.

It works perfectly, so youre problem may be at your computer with wrong

or not properly installed drivers.

You can use isorec disabler zip from Lanchon to get CM recovery

back. But theres no need to, since in CM13 its still useless when cant

install anything from sdcard.

Again, all is written already in this and also in isorec thread.

You could search this thread or in isorec thread.

Please stop troll around ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] I.l3oss:
Are you sure there are glitches in that recovery :/ well if you want it then lets do it..

1st. boot in to android go to developer setting and click on update recovery with system updates

2nd go to recovery and flash the latest cm13 rom or reflash

If that doesnt work Lets do this

In the downloaded zip there is a Lanchon-isoRec-Disabler-i9100.zip

Flash that and reflash the latest cm13 rom
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Wachicamo:
Found a problem.

I turned Heads Up notifications off, and I can still receive these notifications. Is there a way I can force it to turn them off?

47 hours uptime and counting on 2016-02-10.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jojobg:
I use it as daily driver on my personal phone. It all depends on the usage and functionality.

Unique name generation may be just a feature. But if you say that you get your SD card formatted as internal then this is a bug. Could you share screenshot from your settings/storage screen and file manager bookmarks screen.

As stated on my installation auto-merge is working, only LinkedIn is not.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Typhoon_Master:
Thank you very much, i installed isorec cwm and everything is working fine now! :)

It might does work, but setups are different and for me it does not work. I just hear the "device plugged off"-sound of windows every 5sec and my adb gives me "no devices found" even though it actualy does work on cm-recovery, cwm and booted up cm13. so please stop telling me i'm trolling cause i don't. ;)

it is maybe caused by not properly isntalled drivers, but why does it work then on cwm?

for me cwm is also ok, so i will go with it. thank you anyway for your help. :)

on my setup it doesn't work somehow and im not able to find a solution, but it should normaly work.

thank you for your answer i go with recovery-Lanchon-IsoRec-CM-6.0.5.1-20160112-i9100.zip for now. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Troubadour666:
little speed review video, use terminal and type :

screenrecord /sdcard/toto.avi

and that's all :)

[YOUTUBE]KMN7PXD8j6o[/YOUTUBE]

thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pilgrim011:
It's much much better than CM12.1 - smoother, faster.. I was really annoyed by the fact that I have to wait several seconds when opening dialer, waiting for in call screen to show, waiting for my screen to turn on during incoming call etc. Now it's almost like on KitKat, which is the fastest OS so far for our device. I have tried it all - from Gingerbread to Marshmallow.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Naudiz:
Today I made my first careful test to look a little bit into CM13 (didn't yet intend to keep it as daily driver).

I found out that there are still some strange issues in the mounting of storages. CM13 mounted my external SD-Card both as sdcard0 and sdcard1, making the internal storage totally unavailable. Diskinfo app was able to show both storages, but both only with unknown size. In CM's file-explorer and device's storage options one can see that the same storage is mounted two times.

I have attached some screenshots for demonstration.

I assume it has to do with the fact that I use ext4-filesystem for both storages. While I understand that I'm probably in the minority of doing so, I still think that it's a bug, as it worked flawlessly on CM12.1.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DevisG79:
I have also ext4 except sdcard1. Does ext4 on sdcard0 not work on cm13? I ask because i have got some apps that can't find sdcard0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Naudiz:
I think there were some reports in this thread of people who are using ext4 for sdcard0 and it seemed to work for them.

I think my specific problem arises, when using ext4 on both sdcard0 and sdcard1. CM13 seems to get confused which one is which and mounts external SD two times and internal SD not at all.

I really hope it can be fixed, as I don't really want to go back to inferior vfat, or even worse: exfat *yuck* ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Axiii:
recovery

HI, how can i install a recovery , to flash zips, but from phone ... not with odin because my pohne can't connect with my pc... it's a phone problem
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lanchon:
Lanchon REPIT Partitioning Tool

NEW RELEASE !!!

Better, Easier, Safer

It is recommended that users of the old 0.1 version reflash this update: it will clean up minor issues that the old version might have left behind in some cases.

release candidate here.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gunchaa18:
RIP in Peperonies SGSII

So, yesterday I updated my phone through system settings from CM12 to CM13 and today my phone won't charge, don't accept my sim-card, runs hot with charger and have very much lag! +my pc dont even recognize my phone! :confused:

Please help!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lukss12:
If you don't want to wait the replacement you can read lanchon's post
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aleMarvel:
sorry, for now i returned to 12.1..

cm13 drain more more more battery... max life is 6 hours.. terrible :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] I.l3oss:
Lol how am i supposed to download an attachment when my usb port doesnt work or even connect. and my phone wont boot up at all only download mode

So tell me :) i have to wait
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.gangster:
This will not work on i9100.

That setting is still without function.

If it wasn't, that would have been a bug, but I tested it already with isorec recovery installed and reported that it is still working as expected (meaning doesn't affect anything).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lukss12:
Lost that part.. So many messages trolling around :sly::sly: Sorry
[Galaxy S II Android Development] I.l3oss:
Ok..

Let first try these steps.. Do a clean upgrade!! update your phone to the next build to see if it resolves..

If it doesnt ( or its taking to long) try entering recovery mode and (wipe data/cache)

Try going on the phone internet and download 12.1 cm on ur phone. Enter recovery mode and flash 12.1 dont forget to wipe data/cache

if that doesnt work try entering download mode and try to connect to pc reinstall usb drivers and use diffrent usb port if it doesnt connect and flash back to stock

Good luck! ( if this was helpful leave a thanks (its mean alot)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SadaT5700:
Is there anyone using 12.1 or 13.0 can have battery life more than 6 hours?

How is the usage?

Activesync email, Gmail, Whatsapp, BBM, Facebook, Messenger?

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Spyr0s:
this:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireburner-de:
[MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION], I found a bug, not yet mentioned: When I enable privacy guard by default, it still does not get applied to newly installed apps, like it was in previous CM versions.

I run CM nightly from 10th and I get around 1 day with battery, like on Cm12.1.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SadaT5700:
I'm installed and used Nine (for activesync work email), Gmail, Whatsapp, BBM, Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Skype for Business.

I never get more than 4 hours battery life.

Same condition with when I used CM 12.1, or Stock 4.1.2 Wanamlite.

Any comments or suggestions on this?

SadaT I9100 ROM 6.0.1 CM 13.0 IsoRec Trim

---------- Post added at 08:30 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:25 AM ----------

What do you mean by "Same here"?

Did you get battery drain and low battery life?

Did you use similar installed and running Apps?

SadaT I9100 ROM 6.0.1 CM 13.0 IsoRec Trim
[Galaxy S II Android Development] UsualSuspectReaL:
Yeap.. and without the apps. i did clean install also but still i have the same battery drain issue.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dekiru:
Stuck at blue CM13 boot splash

I have been using CM since 10 or 11.

This is what I have done:

1. I backed up my data and used Helium to backup some important apps.

2. 3 fingered start with down volume into download mode

3. press up volume to accept download mode

4. connect to PC with Odin3 v3.07 (i9100-repartition) from the [MOD][GUIDE][NOOB-FRIENDLY]Increase system partition size thread.

5. Set Re-Partition PIT file to I91001GB_4GB.pit

6. Set PDA to Gustavo's kernel kk-kernel-04-02-CWM-for ODIN.tar

7. click start to install 5 and 6, then at restart do the 3 finger up volume into CWM recovery

8. format /sd card0. Select default

9. format /data /cache

10. install from sdcard1 zip- cm13 nightly

11. install from sdcard1 open gapps arm 6 pico

12. install from sdcard1 recovery-Lanchon-IsoRec-TWRP-2.8.7.0

13. reboot, answer no to fix root

Now it has been at the CM13 boot splash with the blue pulsating logo for 15 minutes.

Have I missed something?

Thanks, Randy
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rolves1899:
can u send me link that kernel and recovery.tar ? Im stuck with that. If u explain to me from the start at couple of steps, ll be grateful
[Galaxy S II Android Development] thearczoro:
Is anyone got problem with synchronized stock calendar with google account?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Saber:
Announcement for CM13 users. New guide!

It has come to attention of the number of questions being repeated in this thread. And so I decided to take action and create a new thread in the forum that will hopefully address all of these issues.

[GUIDE][NOOB-FRIENDLY]Want to update to CM13? Read this first!

This is a noob-friendly guide/thread that will help all users new to flashing CM13.

gsstudios

Edit: Was originally was supposed to post the thread in the Q&A forum, but I just ended posting on the Development forum since most people will look in this forum anyway.

[MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION], could you kindly link the above guide in the OP. I think it will help a lot of users in this community. Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lanchon:
FYI the is a very strange update to the Lanchon REPIT thread OP, by its end...

i call it the "CHEF-KOCH" IS A THIEF !!! update :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lordbalmon:
Insufficient space in /system

My configuration:

Model: GT-I9100

Size (/system): 1GB

Size (/data): 4GB and 6GB (tested with both)

Nightly: cm-13.0-20160210-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip (e6e20a9f9fc027261bdabd33a772badb3ef30438)

Open Gapps: open_gapps-arm-6.0-pico-20160211.zip (fc3ce6846efda39bfb4de844d65adcd8)

This post does not have a sad ending, I've managed to install CM13 and Gapps successfully :), but it took tedious long hours to figure it out.

Every time I followed the following steps I encountered the "Insufficient space" error:

1. Flash the OS (Using TWRP);

2. Enter the system;

3. Boot to recovery (Cyanogen recovery);

4. Flash Gapps (Cyanogen recovery);

5. Encounter the error.

I had no error when I did the following:

1. Flash the OS (Using TWRP);

2. Flash Gapps (Using TWRP);

3. Enter the system;

4. Cheers
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SadaT5700:
I'm on nightly 20160210. My battery drained after less than 5 hours. Screen taken a big portion, and wifi always consumed battery although it switched off.

Below are the history:

SadaT I9100 ROM 6.0.1 CM 13.0 IsoRec Trim
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Saber:
Look at my guide linked in this post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=65298268&postcount=2027

gsstudios
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lanchon:
thanks for testing this!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hansmaa:
Some bugs

confirm, not working with 10022016 build

Also, Bluetooth is stuttering quite a lot. Seems like it keeps scanning all the time.

FYI, when formatting sdcard0 and sdcard1 from CWM at default setting, it's being formatted to ext4.

When trying to update OTA, the update faults as CWM is unable to locate sdcard0. Is this because sdcard0 and sdcard1 is being formatted to ext4 and thus have a bloody long uuid?

Workaround is to boot to CWM, navigate to cmupdate-folder on sdcard0 and install zip from there.

When accessing the phone from a computer using the MTP-protocoll, sdcard0 and sdcard1 is unavailable.

Workaround is toggling between MTP and PTP and back again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SadaT5700:
On nightly 20160210, the battery optimization can't stay activated. Everytime leave the setting, goes back to not optimized.

SadaT I9100 ROM 6.0.1 CM 13.0 IsoRec Trim
[Galaxy S II Android Development] prateekjain2003:
how is the background black? what settings did you do?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SadaT5700:
I'm using midnight theme.

SadaT I9100 ROM 6.0.1 CM 13.0 IsoRec Trim
[Galaxy S II Android Development] PanTuNieStal:
I think location keeps it on. Disabled it and battery is good when idle.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] podpod123:
Slow performace

Hi

I did a OTA update to CM13 from CM12 by accident. My s2 is quite slow and unusable on CM13 but was not slow on CM12, is there a way to go back?? And google play services keeps bugging me about updating it but when I click on it, it takes me to a white screen?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gunchaa18:
I can't do sh*t!

In recovery mode phone won't update.

Phone charges only when turned off. From 100% to 1% battery life it gets in 5mins (No joke) :eek:

''Unfortunately, the process com.android.phone has stopped'' makes me destroy my phone!

No trust in CM for the future, sorry!

Thanks CM13
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aceclift:
sounds like you need a new battery, and if you cant do anything to fix your phone like we suggested then stop complaining as it was your own fault for putting CM onto your phone in the first place with no knowledge of fixing your phone if something failed
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gunchaa18:
Everything worked good before CM13 update came out! :crying:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.divergent:
I am using thhs rom for 6 days now and it is awesome, better than stock rom acctually. I use Lanchon kernel trim for cm 13.1, so phone doesn't have lags. Only some minor bugs I found but I can live with it :

Wifi drains battery very much, Can't install xposed, says : Device is not compatible with this version of xposed, battery life overall is not so good, and there is NO option to quick unlock when using pin lockscreen
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Samara Sa3eed:
Every thing is fine ..only one prob

[IMG="text log"]http://i68.tinypic.com/hvq653.png[/IMG]I flashed this ROM and its great and better than cm12.1 battery life from 2h.20m on cm12.1 to 3 h on this cm13 but there is one problem "gapps" I used pico and nano every time error 70 unmounting there is no free space on system partition ubmust use smaller gapps I'll upload a screenshot from the textlog...

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fubo73:
The best method is read this thread and look for same experiences like yours (there are many) and how they were solved.

Sent by my SM-G900F, aka Galaxy S5
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.divergent:
Do repitting of your device;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Samara Sa3eed:
If u mean doing system partition to 4 GB .. I only have 2 GB i tried to do it before

But all files doesn't work and my phone stucked on recovery the only way to solve it was going back to official Samsung firmware ...if u have tested files for system partition to 4 GB plz post the link for me ..thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AchiNo:
You are supposed to increase /system partition for CM13+gapps, the /data partition is for the Apps. Look a few pages back, there are several answers. In short you need isorec-twrp and repit tool or pit file & kernel for Odin.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] matee89:
[MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION]

Some feedback about app-bugs that I've encountered:

- Youtube app (unmodified from play store): regression with "green stripes" on video playback. That issue was resolved long time ago with previous CM versions. Worth to fix it out. Can provide specific logs if necessary.

- Temple Run 2 (sound loop). One of few games I'm playing.

I am using unmodified 20160212 nightly.

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[Galaxy S II Android Development] JoshClarke:
Is it possible to update nightlies in CyanogenMod Recovery with ADB since SD isn't working?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.divergent:
Yes I mean on that. I reppited my phone with 1gb /system, 3gb /data and rest is internal memory. That is just enough to install cm 13 and gaaps without any problems.

So now :

1. Download pit file from here : https://mega.co.nz/#!ckdCBJAR!4JNo45me8WrD8PpnX7nlDPSI45siWkBD4BgPZ6-b84Q

2. Prepare your official Samsung firmware

3. Run odin and put PIT file in PIT section and firmware file in PDA section, don't forget TO CHECK RE-PARTITION

4. Run your phone in download mode and click start

5. When your phone boots, root it, than, install TWRP recovery, then in TWRP go on wipe, than on advanced wipe then find repair or change system or something like that, click on that and change your internal storage to ext4

After that reboot your phone again and you can install CM 13 and gaaps without any problems:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AchiNo:
It is, adb sideload works, although I would recommend Isorec-twrp, unless you really want to use ADB every nightly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.divergent:
Just one nore thing, internal storage can be called as eMMC in twrp recovery, so when you go on advanced wipe, check MMC/internal storage and go on repair or change system

Please note that you will lose all of your data on internal memory by doing reppiting, so before all of this make a backup on sdcard or your pc
[Galaxy S II Android Development] I.l3oss:
Try doing this!! It may sound weird but download cm11 for s2 snapshot!! <-- that right

Go find the folder that says cmupdater and save the rom in there.

Reboot And then boot back to andriod and go setting --> go to the bottom of the page (about phone)

Cyrogenmod update.. See if cm11 is their click on it and press install update

The phone will reboot and start trying to update your phone(downgrade) make sure keep you charger plug in the phone.. If it successful Wipe data/cache

If it doesnt work.. Your final hope is download mode!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heleneh:
Thanks for the nightly updates, but why the need to change my start window? Every time when I add my widgets and Apps to it all is gone after update. Wasn't with CM12 nightlies. Not a seriuos issue but boring.....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Samara Sa3eed:
can u provide a link for twrp recovery..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.gangster:
Why don't you simply read the opening post FIRST?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.divergent:
Послато са gt-i9100 уз помоћ Тапатока