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[Galaxy S II Android Development] eminem_b:
[MENTION=4824890]Klitoni[/MENTION]

Sorry, I guess there's still some commit which needs to be pushed. [MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION] actually mentioned something about that. We're close to have it fixed though!

[MENTION=1973337]4ltair[/MENTION]

I meant adb sideload, not odin xD... My bad... I have to double-check what I type early in the morning.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 4ltair:
Ah, ok.

I also tried to do a manual flash from CM recovery, after i've copied the update package on the root of the internal sd card and the external sd card but no luck (i think that the problem here is that CM recovery does not see the sd cards, because it's looking for sdcard0 and sdcard1 and the partitions are name differently when looking in file manager).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BenjyTec:
Oh, I'm very sorry. Right, this is Cm13 thread. I'm still at Cm12.1 so it might be wrong what I said. Sorry again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Fasullo:
I successully updated my SII to this wonderful ROM and I'm really excited by its quickness!

Flashed recovery, then cm, then opengapps micro and almost everything works well (I repartitioned to 1mb long time ago).

The only thing I'm not able to do is play music from USB connector when in charge:

I have a charger with audio over USB support. When i put in the phone it charges and sound goes to USB connector, then a standard audio cable connects to HiFi to do the magic...

But it doesn't happen. I hear no sound!

I changed a lot of roms in last years and never had this problem.

I can see a "disable audio USB routing" in developer options, i don't know if it's related to my problem, but the option is OFF as I think it should be...

Any hint?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dbur:
[MENTION=3564203]MasterJam882[/MENTION]

It's unavailable in my locale and grayed-out.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jojobg:
Are you able to read your referred folder above while connect to PC? If yes I would recommend to backup on PC, format SD card as portable in CM13 and restore from pc backup. This may be bug, may be feature or some strange corruption on your SD card.

Use the IsoRec recoveries from Lanchon. I don't think that Philz is compatible with M. Search this thread for similar FC issue reported about 30-50 pages back with followed solution with quote.

Well not exactly correct, I guess it was not possible with default CM recovery due to a bug, but it was totally possible with IsoRec TWRP.

Download on PC, upload to your phone internal memory /cmupdater, go to cmupdate menu in settings, update to uploaded version.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ubuntu16.04:
Yes
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dbur:
Sorry, this in reply to the suggestion to turn off OK Google from any screen as a solution of no in call audio through BT headset.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] erayilan:
yes
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boolian:
Developer options/Running services on CM13
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Marjinal:
I had some problems with root so I decided to flash everything again. At first I did full wipe then I flashed CM13 and Gapps after these I didnt reboot instead I did power off the phone. I flashed TWRP 2.8.7.0 (which is shared by a member here some pages ago) by ODIN to get TWRP instead of CM Recovery. Then I did reboot but failed to boot the phone. It opens up but after Samsung logo nothing happens and stuck right there. Where did I go wrong? And whats right order of steps here? I managed to get CM 13 and Gapps up and running, no problem with them. All I want is a decent working root and TWRP (or CWM) instead of useless CM Recovery. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] srdrylmz:
tahnk u bro
[Galaxy S II Android Development] igaa:
iam so very happy :) :D and now how to install gapps using cyanogenmod recovery

error status: 70 instalation aborted,,, please help
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DARIF:
Internal SD card doesn't exist according to my phone. Can't find it in file manager (phone or windows) or settings or use my camera ("insert an SD card before using the camera"). When flashing the 9/02 build TWRP showed an error message: Unable to mount storage/ unable to mount EMMC and when I tried mounting it the EMMC option was unselectable. The setup wizard says sdcard0 is corrupted when I try formatting it in the settings and shows this message: 'command XX volume partition disk: 179_0 public' failed with '400 XX command failed'.

My music app is also unable to find music on my External SD card even though that can be found and browsed in the file manager. It has permissions. Suggestions?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] juniorksd:
OK thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Aquadig:
did you fix it??? please help!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chrisXL:
Yes, this path is for instant ram usage. Under settings/memory you can see the mean ram usage in hours or maximum ram usage, per apps. :thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lanchon:
so i had some time to finish this to the point i can publish it

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/orig-development/tool-lanchon-repit-data-sparing-t3311747

it has no UI for now, but i wanted an early release for those with trouble

PLEASE PLEASE POST YOUR EXPERIENCE IN THAT THREAD

thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Marjinal:
I flashed the whole prosedure again but at the end right before reboot, when it asks to fix the root, I said No (it should be this way according to info here). Then I enabled the root access from the settings, and now its good. Right now only problem left alone is to get rid of CM recovery and flash a decent working isorec recovery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireburner-de:
Does anyone use AntennaPod (podcast manger and player) and manged to restore his CM12 data backup? The problem is the changed path of external sdcard. Therefore the app shows just an error taht sdcrad is unavailable and doesn't let chamge anything. As far as I found out, they are working on giving a selection in next version (1.5).

So either someone found a solution, I need to wait for 1.5 or I need to manually add and download all podcasts again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dbur:
Bluetooth problem on the last nightlies

Like I said, in my locale all "OK Google" options are unavailable and greyed-out. Just to make sure though, I changed into English-US locale and made sure the "OK Google from any screen" was turned off. This didn't help in any of the two locales.

Any ideas? Am I the only one using a BT headset, or am I the only one it's not working for him? :)

BTW, I've tried all the nightlies including the 20160209 - the BT worked in neither of them :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toshibashi:
Hi,

just two little questions:

Do the CyanogenMod 13 Nightly ROMs support USB OTG?

Is it easy to install TWRP together with CM13?

Thanks,

Toshi
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
Installing TWRP is mandatory or you won't be able to flash other ZIP (like future nightlies).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireburner-de:
I just tested USB OTG with todays nightly and all works like it should.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bland.life:
Somehow downloading from cmupdater always ends up with "md5 verification failed" for me.

First time I just downloaded the update via PC, verified the checksum. Then I dirty flashed over.

Got System UI crashes on boot.

I wiped and did a clean install with the same file and it went fine.

Just now I tried downloading from cmupdater and got "md5 verification failed" again.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
I am sometimes using it - actually I like podcast addict more but that requires google play services (at least the version from playstore and I consider Amazon store even worse than google playstore)

Have you tried:

*setting up all podcasts (or is it actually possible to change the folder?)

*downloading some podcasts to see where the data is supposed to go

*move the data to that place

Sent from my x-phone using brain 2.0

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Hi,

What do you think people would answer to the question: is it easy to install windows/linux?

Nobody can answer this question for you ...

I am regularly reading the s2 threads and I did when all those questions came and also shortly before when isorec was introduced. I was never in doubt that it is quite simple and that - if anything goes wrong I'd find a way to get back to what I had. So yes ... it is easy. But nobody can tell you if it's easy for u.

Just make sure that you spend enough time beforehand to have all the things and knowledge necessary.

Regards

Sent from my x-phone using brain 2.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chrisXL:
Download it from your browser

http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=i9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
Hi

Sorry it's quite late yo answer this but I wonder who adviced you to install all gapps as system app? (which is - if I understand correctly the reason for "needing" 2GB system)

Doing so has a major disadvantage:

Whenever any part of gapps is updated (by playstore) the original version will be kept in system and the new version will be put to /data. So by time it is a big waste of memory.

I would advice anybody to install as few gapps in system and the rest from playstore. (And I don't understand at all why so few ppl recommend delta gapps - they are super modular and they aregards kept up to date regularly)

I think: if you where not able to find a fitting pit-file yourself you should not do something so special (pretty sure I got some pit files like what you write on my computer - just did not sit there for quite some time - I found them somewhere on xda) that nobody else does. Either you know exactly what you do or you should try to go more with the flow so that the number of people you can ask is higher ...

Regards

If you still want the pit you can pm me - expect to wait a week for an answer though ...

Sent from my x-phone using brain 2.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] aqeelali556:
I think it's not working properly in this build I have trying to transferred films between my phone and OTG but file manager not detected

If their some who can help in this matter.[emoji8]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] garry4rm.asr:
am so lost...updated 12 to 13 but was kind of asleep and did everything in blured vision..but never read the requirements...now no update from sd card option working in recovery and mobile data never showed up....help me out........... plz plz plz :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lanchon:
maybe try: cd ees/guy/jeez/i/cant/believe/it/u/joking/or/wa

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having your partitions at 100% is not efficient; it's brain dead. please read on ssd overprovisioning, write amplification, limited lifetime of nand, etc to know why.

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why would you want to do such a crazy thing? just install the google apps you need from play store. dont you know they later update and then they use space in /system AND THEN A SECOND TIME in /data???

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sorry, another stupid thing. /data is the only really big partition that can be trimmed AND useful. it is supposed to have a lot of free space. i recommend 6GB /data. who the hell cares about the internal sdcard??? put an sdcard if you need more space! you can buy 128MB for USD 27 in the US!!!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
Ok, same problem came again.

Fully charged when siwtiched off.

After use, discharged, it does not charge when switched on !

Any idea [MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION] or other I9100 guru ?

Something does not let the battery charging :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
Hi,

Not really guru but also don't really get the point ...

"Fully charged when switched off"?

When my battery really dies I have a hard time entering recovery and even booting is not possible at times. The only thing that helps is removing the battery for a minute or so.

How do you know that it's not charging?

Regards

Sent from my x-phone using brain 2.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] lurker316:
Just a quick question. Flashing any of these nightlies also flashes recovery?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
S2 does not have a seperated recovery so every kernel you flash will flash the recovery.

But ... do read more about isorec

Sent from my x-phone using brain 2.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wyssothmar:
Hello, I have installed nightly 2016-02-10. Unfortunately it is not possible to save on the external SD.

Gesendet von meinem SM-P600 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toshibashi:
Hi Daniu,

thanks for your kind reply. Just to give you an idea of what I mean by easy: installing Linux is quite easy, Windows too but it requires a lot of antispy measures after installation. Replacing a failed CM12 installation was a bit more complicated.

At the top of the isorec thread I read:

UPDATE: This change has been merged into official CyanogenMod 12.1 and 13 !!!

Does it mean CM13 no more needs an isorec installation?

best regards,

Toshi
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Klaus20:
Old BT Problem

Have to solve the following consideration to my BT Problem:

1. Restore my last cm12.1 with working BT (cm-12.1-20160203-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip)

2. Flash cm-13.0-20160210-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip without wiping data, system.

Have any of the professionals an idea whether this can work or I'm doing then broken me all ??

Regards Klaus
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fubo73:
When switching from one SDK to another it is always good to have a full wipe, so I imagine you will get in a bootloop. BT is working fine here with my BT hearphones and hands free car system.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cherryb8844:
No when you already flashed recovery isorec on cm12.1 or 13
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Skyline:
I Don't think it will work like that and what do mean 'without formatting system'!?

Installing cm13(or any other rom) will automatically format system and it's recommended to perform full wipe before installation of cm13 to avoid problems.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noctis Lucis Caelum:
What it means is that CM12.1 and CM13 kernel are IsoRec ready(have been patched) and they still come with CM recovery so if you want to avoid using CM recovery, you have to flash an IsoRec recovery before or after flashing CM12.1 or CM13
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toshibashi:
I understand it's not stable. How long did it work for you?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
Hi,

I understand ISOREC like this: if you did flash an isorec recovery at any time (and not overwrite it) this recovery will be started by every isorec enabled kernel instead of the bundled recovery.

To my knowledge Isorec is the only way to get another recovery than CM recovery (which if I understand correctly can now also access the sd card and therefore be used to flash things) in CM13 for the s2

In my opinion this whole thing is quite simple: get the right zips (cm13, isorec recovery), do a nandroid (and backup all apps with titanium backup), flash the zip files. If you did not repit earlier on it gets a bit more complicated. - but all information is in here - linked from the first post. Due to the fact that trim has not been merged we still need to flash Lanchons trim enabled kernel (and he has to keep it updated which might break things once in a while: in other words: if the kernel gets changed in a way that makes old kernels not work any more Lanchons kernels will not work and there will be no trim until Lanchon or someone else updates the trim kernels) if we want trim on cm13.

regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toshibashi:
That helps, thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Yakap:
Calibrate your battery first or you need change it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fubo73:
IsoRec (Isolated Recovery) means that kernel and recovery can be independent. Before isorec, when you want to flash a kernel, you need also to bring with it its recovery. Now kernels and recoveries can be developed independently.

Currently CM is still updating recovery, this is why we need to reflash the preferred isorec recovery at each update.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] toshibashi:
ok so far...

...well, that's why I asked
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
Solved my battery problem, thanks for all :)

Had to let the battery charge at least 30 minutes to be able to boot and charge.

Now all seems ok.

OTA flashing means it delete IsoRec so not sure it is still a good thing to flash with OTA update...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
Hi,

sorry, but I think that is wrong - correct me someone who knows it better but in my understanding there is no way to seperate kernel and recovery in S2. Isorec just enables the device to load another recovery than the bundled one (if there is one). Maybe it would be possible to deliver a kernel without recovery but I think that is quite theoretically because it makes no sense since it will make all users cry that did not flash any isorec recovery before using that kernel.

The logic is simple: an isorec kernel first checks the existance of a isorec recovery - if that exists, it loads the isorec recovery, otherwise it loads the bundled recovery.

In addition to that: I think if you flash isorec once you will never have to do that again since it is on a partition which is not used by AOSP ROMs and therefore nobody will touch it (unless purposely but that won't happen accidentaly). IIRC that is the /preload partition.

One thing is correct however: the recovery can be developed seperately as it can be flashed independant of the kernel - however with isorec only special isorec recoveries can be used. That is also why we cannot use twrp yet - because nobody made a twrp 3.0 recovery for isorec yet.

I think Lanchons plan is to save the effort of updating kernel-recovery bundles (since cm recovery is not really good). Unfortunately CM does not let him since trim is still not merged ... It would be too great if trim could become at least some "developer feature".

regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fubo73:
If you are right, by flashing a CM13 update I should not reflash isorec TWRP recovery because the CM13 isorec kernel would check for an existing isorec recovery and would boot from there, am I right?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mminoss:
Hello, how install Gapps please.. In my recovery, i don t have the option install zip...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
Hi,

If you installed an isorec recovery before that - yes ... that's how I understand it. It does not have any side effects to flash it anyways with each ROM ...

regards

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Hi,

I guess it says "update" or something instead of install zip (just try all possible options - one will ask for a zip file). But I guess you will get more problems soon (out of memory, not able to flash zip file or the like). Please do us all the favor and read A LOT - and I mean: start with the first post of this thread thoroughly and then fly over the last 20-30 pages of this thread - BEFORE asking again.

regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] super_newbie_pro:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=65176242&postcount=1138 :good: Pour moi ça a marché :) Juste le kernel j'ai du prendre une version antérieure à la dernière citée, et tout fonctionne. J'ai pu installer les google apps. // i said for me it work, just need install the before last version of the kernel and its ok, possible to have "install zip" in the recovry and install gapps
[Galaxy S II Android Development] peca's:
Each update of CM13 nightly replaces my TWRP recovery . So if I want to block this issue I realized that I have to flash with IsoRec TWRP . It's correct?

The installation procedure is:

Download recovery recovery-Lanchon-IsoRec-TWRP-2.8.7.0-20160113-i9100-(by-arnab).zip

Flash by ODIN

Is it correct?

Thanks!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mminoss:
MErci pour ton post! En réalité, j'ai toujours le même problème: Can't mount /storage/sdcard0

C'est pour cela que je n'ai pas accès au zip..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fubo73:
This is what I was saying. In principle CM13 (that is isorec enabled) should boot isorec recovery, instead it does not.

[MENTION=4141005]Lanchon[/MENTION]. What is the expected behaviour if I have TWRP isorec recovery installed and I update with a CM13 nightly? Should recovery stay and boot, or is it normal that the CM13 recovery is booted? IsoRec support should for kernel have been integrated in CM13.

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Stop French, official language of XDA is english.

If you can't mount sdcard0, perhaps you did not format it after repartitioning.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeBourrin:
1\ Yes

2\ No, flash by TWRP, Odin can't flash zip files.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Noctis Lucis Caelum:
Just want to report some other things I discovered:

*The Backlight setting isn't working well, if you set any value and press ok it gives your value then add 1

For instance if I set 1 sec then ok, I get 2sec....and so on.

*Titanium Backup can only read on the ext sd but cannot write on it, whatever you write is corrupted.

You can check this while choosing the backup folder, if it's on the ext sd, there is a mention of "this directory is read only"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] peca's:
I have found other ISOREC file: kernel-Lanchon-TRIM-IsoRec-20160207-cm-13.0-i9100-for-ODIN.tar

it's ok for odin but I don't undestand if this file have the recovery TWRP + IsoRec
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cherryb8844:
No its a kernel with cyanogen recovery you need to flash TWRP

Here the link

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24369303960684130
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mminoss:
Thanks [MENTION=535343]all[/MENTION] and [MENTION=6329761]super_newbie_pro[/MENTION], that seem good.. And sorry for the french post

Only last question, how repartionning?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fubo73:
Search and read! OP has a link about.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jholstein:
I've got the same problem with Titanium Backup just on CM13 - this solved it for me:

" In order to get TitaniumBackup to work without compromising security, you can simply create a folder on the external sdcard,using the following folder-structure: /storage/extSdCard/Android/data/com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup/

If you already have existing backups, move them with a file-explorer from their current place to: /storage/extSdCard/Android/data/com.keramidas.TitaniumBackup/ Lastly, go to the preferences of TitaniumBackup, choose “Backup folder location” and choose the above specified folder."

Edit: Replace extSdCard with the number that your microSD is called under /storage, e.g. 9016-4EF8
[Galaxy S II Android Development] _followers_:
this is what im talking...thank you for the info...im always reading here if some body explain on how to do a titanium back up :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] KRZTF:
OTA Update gone bad

Hi everyone,

Finally managed to properly repartition my SGS2 and update to CM13 yesterday. Installing GApps Mini worked, everything else went smoothly as well.

Wanted to update to the latest nightly with the built in OTA update function, but it did not work... (just found out that this was apaprently just fixed...?)

Ended up with a phone, that crashes on startup and cannot boot into recovery as well. Download mode is the only option apparently.

Can anyone recommend next steps to flash the latest nightly ZIP (in which OTA should be fixed?)

Thanks in advance!

KRZ
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fubo73:
There are some suggestions like flashing a kernel through odin or use add sideload. Please search through the thread...

Sent by my SM-G900F, aka Galaxy S5
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mminoss:
what does mean OP...?

In fact my problem is : when i lauch photo, there as message : no memory install ans if i lauch camera, it s the same... So how install that?