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[Galaxy S II Android Development] blue whale:
I created a thread about the lack of video playing inside facebook. Somebody else had the problem and made a video

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/help/playing-videos-cm13-t3506278

I installed webview and now, inside facebook, I can play videos from youtube and little videos directly from facebook, but there are still plenty of news sites which offer videos but fail to play inside facebook. All those videos from those news site do play in firefox, in chrome, but not in chromium.

can somebody help me about this?

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Also, I wanted to back up my EFS partition, because I never did it, even with the offical ROM on the phone, but the app EFS backup nor the EFS_Professional_2.1.80_BETA find an EFS partition on the phone. Is this normal?

Another topic: the save and restore function by google, of all the settings of any application. I wish to try it, but the phone does not show a panel to select the apps, once I enable the backing up. Is this back up managed by some google apps found on the play store? if so, which one?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pocketrule:
Wow, good News Indeed! I know you told us it would take one month... In the meanwhile I thougt the parcel got lost, because I've seen, that it reached Brazil on December, 13th. So it took almost two weeks more to ship it within Brazil - but of course, you live in a big country :) Anyway it arrived at christmas - happy omen for sure ;) Thanks, Lysergic, for bringing LineageOS to the good old S2! Happy new year!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] John D J:
Hi I'm sorry I'm playing catch up here...so no more cyanogenmod? Ever? So how do we update? What's lineage is and how's it going to work please?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Sub_Zero2:
I can confirm that lineageOS is a continuation of cyanogenmod v13 and 14...

And it will be 100% community based.

Right now they are working on the new infrastructure and the new build tools... You can check out the status of this here: http://status.lineageos.org/

When everything is up and running ok, it will be as usual :)

Don't expect any official releases before atleast a week has passed (or two?)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Droidriven:
They are dropping CyanogenOS, they are still making their open source CyanogenMod development available.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Simeonico:
I was already implying that when I mentioned LineageOS. The thing is that it's not "CyanogenMod" anymore, LineageOS is (will be) a fork of CM.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Droidriven:
That isn't what this says:

thehackernews.com/2016/12/android-rom-cyanogenmod.html

Notice the excerpt I have pasted from that article.

"The open source project and source code will remain available for anyone who wants to build CyanogenMod personally," the blog reads.

Also, this is the blog post mentioned in the article linked above, straight from the CM blog:

https://cyngn.com/blog/cyanogen-services-shutting-down

Always check your information thoroughly. They are continuing forward with LineageOS but as I stated, the open source development of CyanogenMod will continue, it just won't be done by the CM team.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lysergic Acid:
Yes, plus international shipping takes extra time because they're checked for drugs, guns, or something not declared. Thanks for the gift man :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laptopu:
I'm going to be honest Tobias- I don't understand why you haven't got this money and it's been over a month and a half since the target was reached. I have read indegogo's site and you should have had the funds by now easily. I also notice your status is online pretty much daily but you're not giving contributors updates.

I hope all this is genuine, LA is incredibly hard working and deserves the money raised for him so I hope you take immediate steps to get this money to him. I think it wouldn't be unreasonable for donators to contact the funding website admin if it seemed there was a problem
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Yakap:
Happy new year guyz
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Teekanne3000:
I have closed the founding on Dec 10th.

I think, on this day or one later, i have send the bank account informations to indiegogo.

Then I have to wait 15 days for transfer.

I had the feeling, that it was something with the bank account informations, so I send new informations on Dec 23rd.

Now I am waiting new 15 days until I will write an email to indiegogo if it is necessary to clarify the situation.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laptopu:
Thanks and because it's members money rather than yours, instead of waiting even longer can you email indegogo to clarify the situation and let us know what they say please? I'm sure your intentions are honourable, we need to get this money to LA now though.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Teekanne3000:
I will write and tell when answer arrived
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zetret:
Pixel Launcher

Any recommendations on a working Pixel Launcher on CM13 for i9100? (i.e. where to get it from?) Please let me know. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BenjyTec:
For example on apkmirror. Link: http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/google...-launcher-7-1-1-3359438-android-apk-download/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] zetret:
Thanks, sorry to bother but should this be put in the System folder and phone restarted? Or should I just install as data APK? Pl. let me know. Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BenjyTec:
Just install it as a normal app into data partition.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Teekanne3000:
Hello,

i have speak with Indiegogo.

There was a missing information in the formular.

I have add them and i am waiting now for the transfer.

Teekanne
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Klaerchen:
Battery drain through CyanogenMod statistics

Since two days I had an increased battery drain (20% left at the end of the day). It was caused by the CyanogenMod statistics, probably the server is no longer accessible and that may have caused trouble. After disabling (settings / privacy / statistics) the battery drain decreased to normal values (50% at the end of the day).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 8200:
With fresh install of cm-13.0-20161218-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip incoming SMS are in wrong order, especially when they are received in short period of time (< 1 minute).

Is there any solution available for this bug?

Date+Time and timezone are set to automatic.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Teekanne3000:
Hello,

i have transfer the money to Lysergic Acid.

Here are the information from indiegogo/generosity:

Collected funds: $ 144.00

Payment processing fees: - $ 7.62

Bank transfer fees: - $ 25.00

Total income: $111.38

It was 104,03 EUR on my bank account.

PayPal has make 336,84 BRL out of it.

Greetings

Teekanne
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laptopu:
[MENTION=7435356]Teekanne3000[/MENTION] that's great news, [MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION] treat yourself you deserve this. Hope to see you on the cm14 threads :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] p3dboard:
Thanks [MENTION=7435356]Teekanne3000[/MENTION] for updating us all and persisting with the collection of the fund raising until it arrived, [MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION] - Thanks for helping to keep our phones alive
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lysergic Acid:
Thanks guys, my old desktop is getting some trouble to build 7.1 (I'm getting OOM errors) but I'll find a way around it ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GreekDragon:
Type this on terminal. Replace "4" with something else.

export ANDROID_JACK_VM_ARGS="-Xmx4g -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -XX:+TieredCompilation"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Klaerchen:
I had the same problem. After increasing the memory size for Java and limiting 'make' to two simultaneous jobs, it now builds without problems. Takes about 100 minutes.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lysergic Acid:
Thanks guys, I'll give it a shot while I'm at work now :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boolian:
I'd just like to add my thanks to [MENTION=7435356]Teekanne3000[/MENTION] for his fundraising efforts.

Well done that man!

Kudos to all who donated.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] avtandil33:
Switch on/Switch Off sounds

Is it possible to set up Switch On/Switch Off sounds in CM13 ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boolian:
Strangely, not with a simple tile toggle button

So I use :

'Settings/Buttons/Power Menu/Sound Panel (on)

This adds a 'sound bar' below the shutdown options.

By pressing the power button I can toggle sound using

'do-not-disturb' , or vibrate

The 4 icons are (-) Total Silence & (+) Priority Only , Vibrate & Sound On

Other interesting 'hidden' but complicated alternatives are:

1st alternative - press volume button down once, this brings up the 'Volume Slider' - press "ring icon" - it sets to "vibrate" Press volume button down again and this activates "Do not disturb"

Default is "Alarms only"

2nd Alternative

Edit the tiles in the drop-down notifications shade and add 'Volume Panel' - When toggled this gives the volume slider bar and tapping the "ring' icon on the slider it defaults to vibrate.

Then pressing the volume down key it activates "Do not disturb" (as above)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] avtandil33:
Many thanks for your detailed instruction.

But I asked for another things - how to configure sounds while starting and switching off (In stock firmware it was done by files PowerOff.ogg and PowerOn.ogg, which placed into /System/Media/audio/ui), because I didn't find rules for CM...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boolian:
Oh, I understand. Yeah, good question, I'd forgotten all about my old poweron sounds.

You're right, the old, simple , PowerOn.ogg etc isn't called.

Awww.

Hmmm maybe it's the new style bootanimations which support 16bit wav files, Think it has to be defined within the bootanimation.zip - probably a audio.config file or similar. So maybe not as simple as dropping an audio.wav file in somewhere.

Can't recall, I must look in to that.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Devilix:
Somebody can tell me WHY everytime i try to flash SuperSU on this cm 13 i get always into a bootloop?

I know that cm comes pre-rooted, but for many reason i prefer to use SuperSU...

Thanks a lot! :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
As I can remember, SuperSU is NOT compatible with CM13+
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MigoMujahid:
Only for our device, you need a modified boot image for it to work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Devilix:
Do you know some boot image to flash that support SuperSU? Or if you know how to modify it...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Andrea900:
Do not worry so much about it. Cm has a built in root method. Simply, enable root access in the developer settings.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MigoMujahid:
You have to create it by yourself, can't guide you because I've never made one before, CM built-in root works great for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kisgeri:
Vibration intensity

I am surprised that I cannot find vibration intensity options under sound settings. How long does it missing?

I am on 20161218 nightly on my both phones no one has this option.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] EngineJoe:
Kernel Adiutor can set vibration intensity.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nick_Knight:
Flash DorimanX Kernel and you can install SuperSU from Playstore. ;)

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=61597808

Regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Devilix:
Oh, thanks a lot!!!

But, are you using it? Battery drain? stability? Selinux enforcing or permissive? Can i still use twrp?

Thanks! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jojobg:
[MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION] what are the expectations for nightly infrastructure back to normal? When we should expect again release of regular nightlies for LO 13.1 ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Saber:
2 - You will have to see for yourself if there is any battery drain. It is known however that my kernel does have higher battery drain when screen is on.

3 - I have only allowed permissive mode

4 - TWRP works fine on this kernel
[Galaxy S II Android Development] avtandil33:
Any success with the boot animation sounds ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Rhod-Wulf:
Hi tha_G, thank you for this post, I will try it!.

But, what do you think about this post made by me some months ago?

Regards!.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boolian:
Haha funnily enough just thinking about that again today.

No joy, it's more tricky than I assumed. I've played around with shell scripts and .mp3 files but it should be native support for .Wav files.

I started with the premise that bootanimation should support boot sounds. However I don't yet know how crippled it is in CM.

Support was dropped for it in CM long ago, but I don't know if code was actually removed or just flagged disabled. Kernel level change I suspect?

See Here (Sound) and Here (Bootanimation)for a start.

I'm investigating "cold" from scratch and it's getting beyond my pay grade lol!

Perhaps someone already has more insight?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lysergic Acid:
LineageOS 13.1 probably won't be released, instead we will start with 14.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] super_newbie_pro:
Thx for the info. Good luck
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tha_G:
Hi Rhod-Wulf,

My understanding here is that they both depend on the signal strength/quality of the connection (both 3G and wifi).

If I then presume you mostly connect to wifi through your home or office network (like me) than there is no surprise this connection strength is better and more stable and your phone will drain less energy. (also note that disconnecting, scanning and connecting again due to signal drops really takes a fair byte of energy out of the battery)

On the other hand android did really improve on energy usage, smart usage of network connection, sleep, doze... or what are they called again.

On previous CM versions (10, 11) I always used profile switchers to toggle connections up and down to save energy.

From of CM 13 I don't bother anymore and I just leave wifi enabled all the time.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laptopu:
You've dug up an old post from me there old son! I moved to cm14 some time back now. Thanks for replying anyway.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RafaelRivero16:
Where do I download official CM 13? Cyanogenmod.org downloads seems to be down

Hello Lysergic Acid and friends, I wanted to download the CM13 official nightly rom from: https://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=i9100, but it seems that the download link is down already, where can I download an official CM13 build? Or can anyone please upload a file on drive/dropbox, or is there any links?

Or is there any stable nougat rom for i9100?

Waiting for any reply,

Thank you very much guys
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kisgeri:
Hi!

Here you are, I uploaded it to drive. Latest CM13 nigtly 20161218

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9wJgtIAgROLbDVxcmd3cUtJWkE/view?usp=sharing
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RafaelRivero16:
Thankyou very much kisgeri :)

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Hello guys, so I really want to install this ROM, but my home button is not working, is it possible to install without home button?

Like i cannot go to recovery mode without home button. Can anyone give me a guide to install this ROM, go to recovery, repartition, install GAPPS, without involving the home button, is it possible? Please can anyone help?

Thankyou very much, waiting for everyone's response
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DevisG79:
Is your phone rooted? Do you have cm installed? Then go to about phone, tap 7 times on build nr and go to developer options and tap on extended restart menu. Now you can reboot into recovery.

You can also root and install custom recovery with odin, then reboot and then boot into recovery, repit and flash rom and gapps. Isorec TWRP is recommended.

Read also OP and espacially Important informations!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] darkkham:
As with other roms , i've poor gps performance. I'm now using cm-13.0-20161218-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip . What's your gps experience, people?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andyhers:
If i remember correctly, you can install rashr.apk and then you can choose reboot to recovery.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeBourrin:
It's poor too but variable. Some days I've got many "seeking gps ..." and some days i have good navigation.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RafaelRivero16:
Nope I'm not rooted and haven't installed, i just wanted to install, thanks for the information

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Okay, I'll try later, thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laserkater:
Official Lineage 14.1 for i9100 is online!

https://download.lineageos.org/i9100
[MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION], you're incredible!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Gent':
Woww!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dii86700:
Yes bat not work recovery bricked and boot loop:crying:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RafaelRivero16:
How to flash TWRP (home button is broken if needed)

Guys I've understand how to flash CM13, ISOrec, repit, GAPPS, but before that I haven't know how to get TWRP recovery on S2? How do I install TWRP recovery and boot on TWRP recovery without involving clicking the home button (mine is broken) please anyone help me.

BTW for those who can help me, i'll give a thanks!

Thanks guys
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tltan86:
i'm not able to get the boot animation sound working since many donkey versions back. ha. [emoji23]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kisgeri:
gps

At me it's working without problems on the same build.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boolian:
I'm sure I had them on KitKat (I may have been on a Slim build)

I'm still looking, but Mr Kondik sure doesn't like boot sounds haha.

Among other things I came across this from last year which gave me a good laugh ! But I'm more confused than ever...

Was it binned or kept? Lol! ?

https://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/129186/
[Galaxy S II Android Development] noratroll:
I hope you already have a Custom Recovery like Cwm. Othersise, without home button, there little chance to get to Twrp.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RafaelRivero16:
Unfortunately I don't, I guess i have to take it to the service center 1st
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gianluca.cecchi:
Never tried myself, but I found this about jig:

https://www.xda-developers.com/need-a-samsung-usb-jig-build-your-own/

HIH,

Gianluca
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RafaelRivero16:
Woah, this looks cool, thanks but I guess i'd rather fix the home button
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lysergic Acid:
Be careful tho, these first nightlies for sure will be broken
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andyhers:
If you're from stock rom, install framaroot to root, install rashr.apk to intall twrp, then boot into recovery, install cm, gapps, done. You can repit using the method explained in this thread, or using odin.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] darkkham:
What's gps performance with stock and , if used, cm 12.1 and older? I never had a great performances, ever 2-3 sats at less than 50% of signal.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RafaelRivero16:
Okay thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kisgeri:
I never had problems with stock and CM12.1 (I did not used any other ROMs before)

With CM13 I had gps issues in 2016 05. At that time I experimented on one of my S2 with CM13, but i used my other S2 as daily driver with CM12.1

On that phone with I tried CM13 had almost no gps signal. If I restored the EFS folder to original, than I had gps signal, but it went back SIM locked. So I restored it to unlocked and didn't care with gps on that phone for some time.

Later I started using CM13 as daily driver on both of my phones sometime in 2015 08. At that time gps was working on both 2 phones, however on one of them, the gps signal was weaker but still problemless useable. In 2016 12 the 'weaker gps signal phone' unfortunately died forever (no recovery, no download mode). I bought an other mainboard into it. And today both phone runs CM13 20161218 nightly and gps signal is totally OK on both.

I really don't know if my former gps problem was CM or hardware related.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boolian:
There are a lot of interesting discussion/posts on GPS on here.

See also "Static Navigation"

I'd link but there are many, just punch GPS or Static Navigation into the search bar.

Suffice to say there are many variations - even some (temporary?) problems caused by carriers recently reported.

Personally it's always been pretty golden but settings need optimising first.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] todonormal:
https://es.aliexpress.com/item/Repl...n-For-Samsung-Galaxy-S2-i9100/1249705456.html

https://es.aliexpress.com/store/pro...lt&btsid=a77672c0-f40c-458d-9653-c71db70222f3

Change with youtube videos
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RafaelRivero16:
No worries, there's an official samsung service center nearby where i live, I'll just go there when i have time, but thanks anyway
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RAtVM:
I tried to upgrade from CM 12.1-20160203 to CM 13-20161218, the process was completed without errors, the open_gapps was installed without problems, but GSM radio didn't work, my IMEI reported under "Settings -> About Phone" was the generic 004999010640000 and the baseband version was null/unknown (didn't take notes about it).

Don't know when or how but I somewhat broke the EFS partition.

I restored CM 12.1 and nonetheless the busted IMEI the GSM radio works and the baseband version in Settings -> About Phone has a value (I9100XXMS2).

Until yesterday I wasn't even aware that I lost the IMEI, I'm sure I've done a NANDROID backup a couple of years ago but I couldn't find it...

; __ ;

I'm somewhat confused (noob here); why CM 12.1 works with the generic IMEI but CM 13 doesn't? So I would be grateful if someone has an explanation or can point me to some documentation.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.gangster:
[MENTION=8039745]RAtVM[/MENTION]

If you go back to Sammy Stock 4.1.2 you might be able to recover your IMEI. I doubt you will manage to do that in any of the custom ROMs (unless you really find your backup).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RAtVM:
hi [MENTION=6560258]the.gangster[/MENTION]

Going back to stock was the first thing I've tried. It was a long process, it wasn't easy but I hunted down a copy of JB (I9100XWLSW_I9100XXMS2_I9100XEULS5_HOME.tar.md5) and I resized the partitions back to defaults before the flashing because I wasn't sure it would had worked otherwise.

With stock installed, I tried a couple of utilities to fix it without success, but I noticed that I wasn't asked to insert the PIN to unlock the SIM, maybe it wasn't the right firmware to flash or again it was the generic IMEI. Anyway, as I wrote before, I went back to CM 12.1 and the phone it's working.

I'm a little gloomy that I'm stuck to CM 12.1 on it as the HW is still functional and I like the form factor, but I'll consider it as an excuse to buy a new phone.

I'm still curious why with CM 13 the radio isn't working tho.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.gangster:
[MENTION=8039745]RAtVM[/MENTION]

The steps you took sounded correct. Only I wouldn't have trusted tools.

For me, this method worked. But it depends on at least one of the duplicates that reside also in the efs partition to be still intact. Usually you can see if they are at non-zero size. You can see that already within CM12. But if you are happy with it as it is now you can save the efforts...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] RAtVM:
[MENTION=6560258]the.gangster[/MENTION]

before flashing stock I took a dump of the EFS partition, the damage was already done, it was mostly empty:

tree --charset=ascii -aF /tmp/efs
/tmp/efs
|-- bluetooth/
|-- .files/
| |-- .dm33/
| |-- .dx1/
| `-- .mp301/
|-- lost+found/
|-- nv_data.bin*
`-- wifi/

the nv_data.bin file was 2 MB of 0xFF bytes with the string "ff de 00 58 00 00 00 ff" at the offset 0x001a0010, so I took a chance trying a couple of dodgy tools...