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[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Nope, wasnt singling anyone, including you, out.

Talking generally to the last 10 pages ive just caught up on of people posting the same thing and cant be bothered reading the OP or the separate especially created guide

Abject laziness is societies latest cancer.

FFS people, read the OP and guide

First read here: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/rom-cyanogenmod-13-t3223808

Where it says: (ive highlighted the bits relate to you)

IMPORTANT INFORMATIONS

For complete installation instructions click here.

CyanogenMod 13 comes with Cyanogen Recovery by default, if you don't like it you can flash alternative recoveries using IsoRec.

If you get an error message when flashing GApps you're probably running out of space in your /system partition. It is recommended to have 1GB to fit the ROM and the GApps ( The stock partition table has 512mb for /system). This thread has a good guide for repartitioning and this one has a great tool for repartitioning without Odin.

-Not sure why youre going to waste 1Gb of storage by using a 2Gb system partition, you only need 1Gb...

CyanogenMod Recovery is not able to mount the sdcards yet, so make sure you install an IsoRec recovery to be able to flash zips from the recovery.

- Special emphasis here...

For complete installation instructions click here.

Click there, but for speeds sake, here it is directly http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/guide-want-to-update-to-cm13-read-t3313978

Nowhere ive yet seen does anyone say to use Philz Recovery and Phil Z touch...so you havent read the OP or the CM12 upgrade guide, so my comment stands.....RTFM :)

Flash the isorec recovery from Step 6 the link above and go from there.......................flash the isorec recovery, reboot and if you like format the emmc and sdcards, then

install the ROM, then gapps.....

Like i said, it helps if you read the OP and the separate guide people,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tHeKinGmaKEr:
internet not working,, any solutions
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
When youve gotten it that messed up, i would:

Flash an original official s2 ROM via ODIN and then start again from the OP and guide....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeBourrin:
Auto rotation is bugged with CM13. it's a general CyanogenMod problem, not I9100 only.

Developpers have made some fix (like this one) but it still does not works.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
Welcome here ... you did it - congrats! You asked the same question that 100s asked before you. Guess what? The answer is within this thread - surely 10 times. Please read - start with the first post of this thread. If you don't want to appear stubborn or stupid do not ask again before you read quite a bit. Many people manage to install cm13 without asking. All the answers are here because all the questions had been asked before ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Answered and re-asked about 10 times in the last few days

Please try a feature thats exclusively set up for you to use (so you feel special)......its labelled the Search Thread box....if you ask where this is i will teleport to your location and stab you... :)

Trying typing rotation into it, magic could happen...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tHeKinGmaKEr:
Okay.I got it. But now my recovery is not working. How am I supposed to flash Isorec without pc....:confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Dude you have a habit of asking questions which have already been answered...

I literally just answered this above, FFS

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=65777931&postcount=3096
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heleneh:
First it said :

Make sure you're using a Kitkat Compatible Recovery

The phone I was given had just a busybox and not a real root. So I need to install a Kitkat compatible recovery as it wasn't possible to flash CM13 directly. That's why I was going the way with PhilZ and prepared (formatted) for a new ROM. But there it was not possible to format sdcard or emmc. After that I flashed CM13 and of sure flashed TWRP in the hope it would be possible to do it there. But didn't find where. So after a long search I found #2860 that leads me to the possibility to repair the mmc. That worked out for me.

Now I've got the issue that google play service stops. I had the same issue with the setup assistant but could solve it. But now the message Google play has stopped always appears. Missing rights?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Ill say this for the last time, and ill even thrown in a free tip with an ODIN flashable recovery from arnab:

If you have messed the poor S2 around that much, i would:

1) Flash a official Samsung ROM via ODIN

2) Flash this TWRP ODIN flashable recovery: http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3451474&d=1440540214

3) Reboot into recovery and format/wipe your emmc and sdcard if you feel like it

4) Follow the freaking OP and guide

Making **** up as you go along (with Philz etc) and ignoring the OP and guide is why youre here now :)

They dont write the extensive OP's as this one and the guide has for the fun of it :)

Also i thnk youre still missing the part where it says:

IMPORTANT INFORMATIONS

For complete installation instructions click here. <- click there <-
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cherryb8844:
Q.1- why people ask those questions that already answered ?

Ans.-not a individual buddy ask these questions again and again most people like me search on Google and Yahoo before ask questions mostly new xda members who don't know about op or many thing about xda ask these questions.

Q.2- what thay are receive from senior members?

Ans.-that question is already answered don't spam or something like that whereas thay will post spam again n again "read read read learn learn learn "

Every body comes on xda first time for learn and read and share their problems.

First unbreakable rule of XDA is share and help eachother

If you are not able to give those answer and help that already answered on the thread why quite them spam rudely why you don't skip the post this is official thread of cyanogen mod and this is not a rule don't ask questions that already answered.

New members don't tack in offense

Other members can tack in offense

Sorry for my week English but no sorry for those who behaved bad and rude with new XDA member
[Galaxy S II Android Development] levio:
Can you tell me if smart call option of dialer and of sms settings works in cm 13?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
Hi,

this is the place to put this once more, even it is very OT:

the way XDA handles information and questions is not the standard on the internet. Normally in forums there are different sections with a topic (like: CM13), then there are threads with a topic which could be a question like: "cannot install gapps on CM13". These threads can be pinned to the top of a forum section so that people see them easily.

XDA does it differently - for whatever reason (yeah - I know - those guys believe that there is no other forum with so many topics/questions/users - I don't - I think there are lots of forums of this size). In normal forums threads die after a very short time because the topic is solved. On XDA every question concerning CM13 original is posted in one thread and if you are lucky you find something within this thread - all information is cluttered because everybody answers to whatever question comes up a bit like in a chat. I am from the country were the car and lots of other things got invented quite successfully ... I hope nobody stabs my back but let me say with the utmost humbleness say: we would not do it the XDA way ...

In my opinion that is the reason why all new people get confused (because they are required to search information in a thread with a couple of thousand posts which sometimes feels like having to read all this posts) and in my opinion that is a pretty bad way to run a forum. In my opinion there should be a sub forum for CM13 under S2 or under Android 6 or however they want to structure it with threads about "cannot install gapps". I am pretty sure way more people would find these threads than people find the answer to their question on XDA without asking ...

regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaTSuNg:
I had that message when my Gapps weren't correctly flashed (before repartitioning)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
This is to everyone in the thread. Can we please stop the flaming, I know it can be frustrating if the same questions are asked over and over but we were all noobs once and flaming doesn't help anyone.

Either ignore the posts and report them or try and educate them politely

As for the people asking the same questions over and over please use the search button first or use the Q&A forum thats what its for.

We will be watching this thread

Kind Regards

Moderation Team
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.gangster:
[MENTION=4445692]MaTSuNg[/MENTION]

I gave you already the "navigation-help" thru the noob-guide. But as you didn't wait for it you messed up more.

Anyway, it can be of use for anyone who accidentally updated to CM13:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaTSuNg:
I wasn't confortable using TERMINAL, and when I posted it I was still working on the phone and had received prior to YOUR answer some other "flaming" / "condescendant" answers which had me decide to stop consulting and start reading and reading MORE to understand what I was doing on my own. Another thing I didn't realize at this very moment is that I wasn't "messed up" more it was just not "booting" onto my "****ty CM13" but I assumed that meant recovery was also dead but it wasn't, I probably only needed to get the Three button combo timed properly, But since I THOUGHT my recovery was dead until I realized the right timing for it to work I flashed an old CWM, and got CM10.2 and Jellybean apps back on to confirm the phone was still "workable" at that point I understood I only needed to do X,Y,Z steps and it would work. I learned a lot through the process and was interested in learning thats the difference.

When you sent me your "original" "simplified steps" I had too many questions and had already delayed to repartition when moving to 12.1 when I found a special PICO APPS that allowed me to go around that fact last time I thought I'd be able to pull it off again on CM13 because for SOME REASON I was really worried about repartitioning and saw it all as a big step that had too many reasons to fail. In the end it worked well and I'm happy.

And I also thanked you for your help and Fireburner's too. I am also actively following this and helping others with the same issues. But not those coming out crying about GAPPS not working, we're past that and I understand now.

---------- Post added at 01:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:47 PM ----------

STILL A KILLER QUESTION FOR US NEWBS :

Is it now SAFE TO USE OTA once we have moved to the CM13 platform? Or will it cause similar issues? From what I understand now that we are ISOREC, that our gapps are in, updating to a more recent nightly should not cause further problems for now correct?

Still a buggy issue with Facebook messenger, everytime you send a message it appears twice before removing the second.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] smartdetodos:
i do report this. Buid 20160310 too.

Edited:

I did changed streaming settings automatic to HD. Then back to auto. Tested build 20160311.

Not solved.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Toniccu:
03-11 Nightly update don't work with my S2 (com.android.phone has stopped). I tried 2 times with clean install but the issue remains. I installed previous nightly (03-10) and there aren't issues. Only for info :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ajislav:
Cannot confirm this. No problems with 0311 apart from rotation.

Dirty flash from 0305.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
Same here.

The only main problem for the moment seems the rotation one, but it seems to be a global CM problem.

Last nightly is perfect for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireburner-de:
I also tried to upgrade to 20160311:

Calls were working, but I couldn't get mobile data working. APN settings were empty and it was telling, me that my current user wouldn't have permission to see APN settings.

In this APN menu I also got "phone.android.com has stopped" errors.

I then did wipe system and reinstalled CM+GApps, still the same thing. So I went back to 20160304 and all was normal, again. (20160304 was the newest beside 20160311 that I had on my phone, because I had no WIFI at that time to download a newer one).

I searched changelog and I gues it might be connected to this commit?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.gangster:
If your OTA downloads OK, you can use it for updating. (Some have reported "hash failure abort messages" upon download)

Your ISOlatedRECovery will survive.

Your GApps will survive too, as they have their own backup script. (But they reside in System partition)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] n3m3sis:
I has the same problem with 20160311. I tried it 3 times with a clean wiped div cache, cache, system, data etc and apn still gave the APN reading fireburner is getting.

So I flashed 20160310 and on the APN settings page I got the "current user does not have permission to see APN settings" message however...............

If you press the button at the bottom left of the phone, you get a short menu that allows you to set a new APN or reset to "default".

I pressed the reset to defaul button and my APN settings (giffgaff) re-appeared. After about 15-20 seconds my mobile data came back.

Just to test I then flashed 20160311 again and tried to do the same but pressing "reset default" did not work, leaving the greyed out error message the same.

So I reflashed 20160310 again and reset default in the APN settings and all is well.

So in conclusion if you are experiencing the loss of mobile data, press the left button at the bottom of the screen and pick "reset default". Your mobile data should come back then it's just a matter of waiting for the nightly version that has that bug fixed.

Hopes this helps someone, as I have been helped here.

Edit: Auto rotate works for me just fine in 20160310 nightly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireburner-de:
[MENTION=502178]n3m3sis[/MENTION] Yes I can confirm, that resetting APNs does not solve the issues under 20160311.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chikkoh_xda:
Bugs on cm-13.0-20160311-NIGHTLY-i9100

I successfully clean-installed/flash Isorec, the latest build of CM 13, and gapps. After installing all of my apps, I restarted my phone. After restarting, it all became hell. The message "Unfortunately, the process com.android.phone has stopped" keeps popping even though I already sent a bug report and keep pressing "ok". That's bug number 1.

Bug number 2: No sim is detected.

Bug number 3: Battery's draining fast and my phone [GTi9100] gets hot.

.

Tried doing: Clearing Dalvik Cache. Didn't do anything.

Any pro tips?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] svenkatesh28:
Getting black screen after updating to latest build -i9100

I have recently updated to cm-13.0-20160311-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip build. This build is not installed properly am getting samsung logo and blinking black screen. Am not able to enter CWM mode also. Odin mode is working. Please help me how to revert back. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cherryb8844:
Flash latest TWRP recovery via Odin and flash cm12.1 or what firmware works for you stable

You can get .tar kernel from here

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/general/index-roms-guides-tutorials-kernels-t3116482
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pravingasva:
Confirmed! Rotation and APN not working on 20160211 nightly. Even adding APN manually didn't work!

Will it be resolved in today's nightly, can anyone confirm? Going back is a big task for CyanDelta users unless you've taken a Nand backup!! :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] eminem_b:
I found a very annoying problem of ZRAM in our device today.

After copying over a huge amount of files to my external SDCard, the ZRAM got occupied almost at 100%.

The phone became veeeeeery slow afterwards and I wasn't able to clean it to escape reboot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
The answer to your question is in the OP. Try reading the op first to see if the issue you have is in there first, in most cases you will find your answer there

Many Thanks

Moderation Team
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tHeKinGmaKEr:
I tried it. But no use. Is the latest nightly has working mobile network
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rogers11:
Hello, I thought that trimming f2fs partitions should be possible since 09-03. But it's still not working (/data is f2fs, /cache is ext4):
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pravingasva:
YES, mobile network and calls are working! Only auto-rotation and APN is the problem so far. Wait for today's nightlies' report to see if it is fixed.

FYI: Atleast the APN issue seems to be fixed today. See the changelog .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] svenkatesh28:
And its Working!!!!

Thanks a ton :) it worked out..... happy.... searched a lot in net that didn't work... but your 2 lines did !!! thanks again :):):)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hansmaa:
Try this:

Boot into TWRP, mount system, goto advanced/file manager.

Navigate to /data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/databases/ telephony.db & delete it (the file will be rebuilt on boot up).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ThunderBolt_BR:
The missing APN settings is a CM upstrim bug and should be fixed in today's nightly:

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/135962

[]'s

Enviado de meu LG-V500 usando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cm13user:
No Bluetooth in-call audio and broken rotate in cm-13.0-20160310-NIGHTLY-i9100

I'm seeing two bugs in cm-13.0-20160310-NIGHTLY-i9100.

Bluetooth a2dp music works. Bluetooth in call audio does not, in and out. Can't compare to previous nightly but same problem has been logged in feb by someone else: jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/NIGHTLIES-2477

I was hoping the audio path change in 20160310 might fix Bluetooth too but it is still broken and there is nothing in the 20160311 change log to bother trying the next release: review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/135479

I have logcat (full bugreport) output but not sure where to upload. I don't know of a prior nightly so the report will just get rejected if I logged it in Jira nightly regressions.

Second bug is autorotate. It works straight after clean boot. It still works if phone is left to go to sleep for a short period and then woken up. It stops working when phone is left asleep for a longer period (more than a couple of minutes).

I have tried both after setenforce 0 with same results.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Hayleyw2:
My Galaxy has 2GB for apps and the rest and recognized as secondary media with this 13 cm is to format this secondary part to put apps on it ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rogers11:
I'm wondering if trim works at all on my device. On multiple runs one after the other Trimmer always tells me "94 MB trimmed".

On my other devices the second or third run tells me that trimming is not required.

How is it on your device?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] akb477:
Emergency

hey guys ! I search cm-12.1-20160203-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip . how i find? can anybody update this ? I need this firmware :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] falke69:
If you search in the thread for CM 12.1 you will find it. Someone uploaded the file to dropbox.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ajislav:
I'd PM or tag our maintainer [MENTION=5246166]lysergicacid[/MENTION] with these issues. He might not be able to resolve them (I think both are not device specific, but from CM core), but at least he'd know...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaTSuNg:
Unsure if its got something to do with CM13 I can't seem to find the option to select the USB mode (Charging, MTP, PTP, Mass storage or whatever) as when I connect my phone I Have access to none of my SD cards but the I9100 Icon is there in "My computer"... Any tips?

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Acid0057:
Plug it back in and check the notification shade. The option is in there now. It's an android 6.0 feature.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaTSuNg:
Thanks buddy!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rINanDO:
Thanks to Simon Shields I uploaded a fix into Gerrit to fix the auto-rotation issue he used for i9300 here. In CM a new 'hack/workaround' is available when the maintainer is not able to update libsensors.so. Fortunately we have the sources of our sensors to fix the issue properly :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] davidcie:
The f2fs driver present in CM13 kernel is apparently pretty old; it does not allow TRIM-ming and lacks a few other desirable features improving performance and data integrity. Until a newer version gets merged, no TRIM fun on f2fs partitions. One of the reasons [MENTION=4141005]Lanchon[/MENTION] was not recommending f2fs for the time being other than for testing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lanchon:
actually it doesnt do *batch* trimming, but at least does online trimming, which wasnt enabled before on fstab but now is. all the rest of the info is very accurate.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dwarf_hero:
Go to settings -> developer options (where you can also configure root) -> USB configuration and push MTP (even it's clicked).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rogers11:
I do not really understand, sorry. I thought that these changes should fix the trim on f2fs partitions!?

And what is online trimming? :o

When I trim my S2's ext4 partitions multiple times Trimmer always reports the same amount of trimmed data. On my N4 and N5 the second or third run reports that trimming is not required anymore. What makes sence after trimming once.

Trimming f2fs partitions works perfect on my N5 with CM13. Is it impossible to take the code from there?

Have a nice Sunday.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Trimming works on unused space. It's normal to have same amount trimmed if you haven't installed new stuff. On N4/N5 I'd say there is a script or something that detects whether trimming is necessary

It doesn't work that way unfortunately
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tHeKinGmaKEr:
Can anyone tell which build has working mobile network.. I flashed 3 builds no use.....
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rogers11:
Just for the records: AdAway will report that the device is not rooted or that it could not find su and close itself on 13-03 nightly. With 12-03 AdAway works as expected.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
I haven't had any problems and others seem ok. Did you check your APN settings after flashing? It may be the case that you need to set yours manually in Settings - Cellular networks - Access point names, also my provider requires that I enable data roaming.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] pravingasva:
I had no issues on 20160210 nightly. Currently, I'm on 20160212 and auto-rotation is not working still, but APN issue is fixed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tHeKinGmaKEr:
I manually added apn but not working,
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
Did you flash the last nightly with OTA ?

Seems the APN problem was fixed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chrisXL:
APN are not working on 11-03 build (also adding a new apn). If you have that build change it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] n3m3sis:
Just to report that I cannot get File Manager (or Root Explorer) to display anything at all on 20160313. Bug report filed.

Reverted to 20160312 and Filemanager working (Root Explorer too), however I get the unknown error with google services message

entering gmail or google now(not present on 20160313), though google play works okay.

I have a backup from 20160307 where everything works so installed that and will try a few nightlys from now to see if bugs have been fixed.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
Works perfectly for me.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] n3m3sis:
Cleared both caches and reformated all partitions. Re-installed everything but cannot get any file manager to work on 20160313.

13 unlucky for some I guess. :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elgab:
confirmed the above, also root not working.