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[Galaxy S II Android Development] IonutGherman:
Flash TWRP from here in actual recovery. Your kernel is already isorec if you said that you flashed DorimanX Kernel.

Click. Tell me after what did you get solved!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Abdo ALh:
i want the latest version of twrp, i found it but it's .img and the adb in cwm after i flashed dorimanx kernel is not working... it freezes when i click on it!!

is there zip file of twrp 3.0.2.1???????? and if i flashed twrp 3.0.2.1 and it work should i flash isorec disable ????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iistoryahi:
Yes it will , i got 24hrs on standby I installed greenify and check the aggressive doze. I got a full charge every 2-3hours

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You're right but other members want to know if the battery drain is already fix. :) and for soft reboot does it reboot suddenly while on call ?? and how much time before to reboot ?? Sorry for this question:).

I got a call yesterday , 5-10 minutes and no soft reboot :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] katchatore:
Quick question, do you experience gps problems on this build? If you do, is there a gps-stable nightly build?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iistoryahi:
Don't know i never test gps , but i played pokemon go and it seems the gps is faster for me. Don't know how to test the gps :)

PS: I'm from Philippines and GPS is not so useful here :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] katchatore:
Same here bro, I'm from PH also. That's actually why I asked, I'm playing Pokemon Go too (lol) but aside from that I'm also having gps issues with other apps that use gps (Maps, Waze, Weather Underground). I'm still using build 06/27. So was there an improvement on gps on the later builds? What build are you currently using? Seems that you're not having much problems with gps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iistoryahi:
Im on 0805 build , No problem on maps , weather and pokemon go
[Galaxy S II Android Development] katchatore:
Nice. Thank you sir! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeBourrin:
I'm on CM13 for about 2 weeks (27 august build)

- No battery drain

- Battery life is same as CM12

- Doze doesn't block my notifications

- Got 1 reboot when I power on screen (SOD)

- Never got reboot during call

- GPS doesn't work good but the problem was here with CM12
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wirus007:
For starters who ask how to do it here is litle guide how i do it. I followed the instructions on this video youtube "watch?v=-wDsvNmKlxE" and do it successfully - flash twrp-3.0.2-1-i9100 img and then lanchon-repit-20160406-system=1.0-data=same-sdcard=max-preload=min+wipe-i9100 then - cm-13.0-20160806-NIGHTLY-i9100 and gaps - open_gapps-arm-6.0-pico-20160806 flash framework xposed-v86-sdk23-arm. Everything working great. Games working, maps and framework modules working great.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gouca:
I've been running "13.0-20160712-NIGHTLY" for the last 30 days on my i9100. The sole reason for CM was the support for Pokémon Go. I installed the mini-package of GApps after repartitioning the memory. Now, I am constantly facing two issues:

Pokémon Go is excessively slow, needs to be restarted very often and usually crashes the desktop when quitting (shortage of RAM?).

App updates via GPlay are excessively slow, updating something light like a Flashlight-app takes 1-2 minutes to install (downloads in a few seconds though).

The GPS functionality is also very odd. It's enormously better than with the stock OS but I'm constantly stuck about 100 meters south of my real position in GPS applications. Cleaning the location data and requesting assistance did not solve this. It's a fixed anomaly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AzPerfect:
Hello friends ? i wish everybody is fine here..

Maybe I'm not well placed to put my problem here.. but i hope somebody can help me.. so briefly my problem is [[ every time i flash a custom rom on my S2 i9100.. everything goes fine until the system ends up with the booting process, so at the moment I'm expecting to see the setup wizard that leads me to the home page of the rom.. atbthat moment the system shuts down..]] this problem happened to me with different roms (slme are kk4.4 based, some are marshmallow6.0 based !! Plz help
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ran000:
What happens with nightlys? Still August 06.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kurt Krummbein:
According to Jenkins 09.08.2016 i9100 build was broken, problem was fixed and in the next build-run we'll get our next nightly.

Gtz

Kurt
[Galaxy S II Android Development] juanitoXXXL:
Any chance to fix video playback issue in one of the next nightlies?s
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Abdo ALh:
what's the difference between those pit files (1gb,6gb) and (6gb only)???????
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcimix:
I found temp tip. This is proximity bug. All we need to do always turn off the screen while calling.

CHEERS ;)

The mix rebooting time I think is by titanium backup for me. I remember last try of install stable CM12 or CM13 nightly in March I got a lot off forcecloses from everywhere and it was only nonsystem apps restored!

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I have greatest battery life. The same as the CM11. Music all the time but nah! that reboots It's from time to time. Is not when you use the screen on is when phone is in idle mode time but is not exception .

Reboots when calling: The proximity sensor immediately turn the screen on on startup and after couple sec I have reboot.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Extended-Replacement-Battery-Samsung-CS-SMI9100DL/dp/B002MPTA0C

I have this battery and my phones survive 12h within no problem no matter how I use. Now only reboots give one or two an hours less.

Hardware issue
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jamu08:
How long does it take to fully charge the battery?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Abdo ALh:
please please please help me

im really dead without my phone

i want cm13 ,but nothing went right

first: i flashed dorimanx kernel v12 0b011 then i partitioned my phone with 6gb pit file

then format sdcard0 and format cashe/data/system and rebooted the recovery and then i flashed twrp 3.0.0.0 and i tried to flash lanchon repit file and it failed and tried to flash cm13 and gapps and it failed too

and tell me when should i use isorec disable??? and what's the difference between (1gb,6gb pit file) and (only 6gb pit file)???

i was using isorec kernel with 8gb pit file and i got problems b4 when using apps!!!!

i want some1 to tell what i should do from the beginning!!!

my phone is gt-i9100 plz plz plz plz help im really dead dead dead
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kurt Krummbein:
1gb

... GOSH what a joker i am ...

well, usually there should be a description at the source where you download the pit files, because it could be anything ;),

but mostly (1gb,6gb) means "change to 1gb for /system and 6gb for /data", (6gb only) means "change 6gb for /data only".

Have you read the OP ... about Lanchons REPIT-Scripts which do the repit without deleting all stuff on your phone (repiting using pit files will do that !!!), i guess that's more what you're looking for.

Gtz

Kurt
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kurt Krummbein:
Think you should do a clean restart:

1. Install a Stock-Image

2. Root

3. Install CM12.1

4. Install CM13

Forgot 0. Carefully read all the how-to's before flashing ;)

Hope this brings you back on track ;)

Gtz

Kurt
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Abdo ALh:
what is stock image?? and how can i install root

in fact i didnt get what u said!!!!

is there another easy way to talk to u, except this forum

bcuz im in a serious problem and im crying bcuz of my phone
[Galaxy S II Android Development] flurbi:
RTFM my friend :)

What is a stock image...

Dont even think about flashing custom roms if you dont know what it means.

Lol.

You are so funny.

Wie kann man nur so ein Hänger sein?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeBourrin:
First, you don't need to use lanchon repit and you don't need isorec disabler.

Has I understand what you say, gapps failed, so you have flashed the wrong pit file.

Reflash a good pit (with tar kernel) with Odin. Use 1GBSys/4GBData pit file. The important is the first SYSTEM partition must be 1 GB, DATA can be 3, 4 or 6.

After that, flash TWRP. Then CM13 and Gapps.

Good luck
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Abdo ALh:
ummm i did what u told me but when i opened about phone from the settings i found the kernel version (3.0.101-cm-g98bce59)

not dorimanx, idk why!! thank u for helping me
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HannibalLecter:
Okay [MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION] I have been using official CM13 for 1 month and always had Android OS keeping my phone awake even with clean flash with pico opengapps and no apps installed. The battery graph would be sloping down ramp because Android OS kept awake. battery would not last even for a day.

But 2 days ago, I flashed AICP and voila, the Android OS awake thing was gone. My battery graph is Horizontal line all the way for 2 days. (of course without use-- just for testing)

Not comparing the 2 ROMs but clearly they have something going right which you Need to fix in official CM13.

I think we have to move beyond simply aggregating common CM commits and cure this Android OS keep awake BUG.

Both tests were performed with pico opengapps clean flash no app installed.

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Please calm down first.

Your phone can be revived easily. so, do not worry.

Clearly, you have not put an effort to read enough about rooting and flashing a custom ROM. Without this you should not have proceeded to do anything with your phone and you went ahead and flashed custom kernels and repit files.

So, now I would advise you to read the OP and other things completely before doing anything else.

I would not be able to give you detailed instructions because of lack of time but thought I can help you calm down.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeBourrin:
Oups I forgot about DorimanX :) Just told you how to revive your phone.

You just have to flash DorimanX kernel now. And you've done.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kurt Krummbein:
Look's to me that you have no clue at all about custom rom installation, so what the hell leads you on the narrow trail to install a custom kernel?

Why not getting the whole **** running at first and then playing with special stuff that might break everything?

You should go step by step, otherwise your the goof of this list, makeing some people laugh and other angry ;).

Cheers

Kurt

P.S.: just saw, there's an autoreplace function in the forum ... when it finds a 's' and 'h' and 'i' and 't' it's magically replaced by ****. If i knew that before, i'd have written all the swearing i had in my mind, ROFL.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Abdo ALh:
i followed all the instruction in this forum and there are some that i didnt understand, but what's the problem if u help me?? ha, i really need help

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thank u so much, but r u sure about the kernel, that i should flash it now??? and will it delete all my apps if i do this step???
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeBourrin:
No it will not delete your apps. A kernel Zip only replace Kernel (and Recovery) partition, not System or Data. In short, you always flash kernel after ROM.

You can do a Nandroid Backup in TWRP before flash DorimanX kernel in order to go back if you need it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boolian:
Can you only get Stock Rom to boot?(Samsung JB or earlier)

Do you use install the correct Kernel before you install a Custom Rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] alienflorina:
For those who complain about p Pokémon go speed. I have it running fine on my phone with a few tweaks.

1) use the app gltools to lower the graphics

2) use cm game booster (3mb only) for better ram management while playing.

Here are the settings I use with gltools
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ovdeathiam:
Is anyone having screen tearing? Sometimes my screen works as if V-Sync was disabled.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeBourrin:
No. Sometimes I've got slowdowns but never screen tearing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jibon.tj:
Isn't it working gps . how was the bettery life
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kepsilla:
I am currently using 20160731 nightly and nano GAPPS with no problems. PIT file is 1GB system/4GB data.

No resets detected.

I use GPS tracking daily with Oruxmaps with no problems.

Battery standby consumption is low (after 16 hours discharging in offline shows 9 days left).

Some apps like Google Play ... can still ruin current consumption by preventing deep sleep.

For example CPU Spy app shows the deep sleep percent (should be more than 95% at low use rate).

Also no crashing in Camera MX application as it was before.

Special FM radio app Spirit is needed to get FM radio in use.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Abdo ALh:
hey i flashed it by odin (dorimanx v12 0b011) without doing anything else, and stuck on dorimanx kernel screen!!! idk why??
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeBourrin:
!?!? DorimanX kernel is a ZIP file, you have to flash it by TWRP, you can't flash it by Odin!

If it's a typing error and you flashed it by TWRP, try to restart into Recovery and clean Cache and Dalvik.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] flurbi:
Oh Gott, zieh endlich Leine du Hampelmann.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Abdo ALh:
first i flashed the dorimanx kerenl and i did what u told me yesterday again and then before i started the phone i flashed dorimanx again and then i wiped cashe/delvik and tried to reboot the device and it bring me back to twrp
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LeBourrin:
I don't know ... Maybe you may stay with CM13 only, without DorimanX kernel for now. Because I don't know what went wrong.

Or if someone else have an idea ...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HannibalLecter:
how to get google play and services to not EAT the entire battery by keeping the phone awake all the time
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Saber:
Please make use of the DorimanX Q&A Thread where I will help to provide assistance. This is a ROM thread.

gsstudios
[Galaxy S II Android Development] marcimix:
I catched logcat one of rebooting. (newest nightly)

Hardware issue
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Andrea900:
It's simple: install the newest nightly and the latest Play Services in the wild right now (9.54). I used to have that annoying problem in the past few weeks, but these updates have fixed the situation.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kepsilla:
Some proposals how to:

- Stop application in settings

- Optimize battery usage for (all) Google Play application in settings

- Stop automatic application updates in Google Play

I found , that after using Google Play ,it can prevent totally Deep Sleep keeping device active all the time.

Wakelock Detector application can be used to check , what applications wake up your device and consume power.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gianluca.cecchi:
Latest Play Services as proposed by the system itself or downloading from any link? Is it correct to say that the version of play services is seen only in settings -> App -> Google Play Services (in cm 12.1 I see for example 9.4.52 at the moment using this method)?

For the rom to use do you mean you tested cm-13.0-20160811-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip or cm-13.0-20160810-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip ?

Also, does 13.0 in the name means they are not 13.0.1? I see 04/08 and 05/08 files contains 13.0.1 in their name, and I also saw some posts about this, but I didn't understand the current situation

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laptopu:
I am finding my phone will go to sleep but I'm getting high battery use with screen on, phone gets hot too when in use. Anyone else experiencing this? My battery percentage has dropped 3% in just 5 min use.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kurt Krummbein:
I think the "13.0.1" was accidently added and revoked after some days ... and yes, writing "in the latest" is quite annoying, why not writing the build day?

Gtz

Kurt
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Abdo ALh:
hello

i posted a reply in http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/help/qa-dorimanx-lp-5-x-x-t3161661
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BlindEyes:
can you please bring back multiple users
[Galaxy S II Android Development] AzPerfect:
Thank you for wanting to help me.. so yes i have done a full format,, and also installed a stock rom and tried again to install the CM 10, and also CM 11, CM12 and also CM13.. i have made re-pit now I'm now having 2.5gb system and 5.5data..

But the problem still persist (i tried at least 15 different roms, feom kk4.4.2 to marshmallow 6.x.x roms and still have the same problem) i also tried an other repit file but i still have the same problem (shut down in the last second of booting up)..

I remarked one thing.. maybe it is the problem (I'm not sure) .. what i remarked is that this problem happens to me only when i try to install rom that have not gapps integrated (rom separated from gapps).. because when i install any rom whith gapps already integrated inside the rom.. everything goes perfect.. so i hope you have an idea !!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Andrea900:
Oh God, not again...

It's IMPOSSIBLE due to the our partition layout.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laptopu:
Nice touch on current nightly, it tells you what apps are being optimised on first boot.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Switch123456789:
Did anyone use SIP? Its not working properly to me. Incoming calls are fine, but there is no way to make an outgoing call, even if I force him to use SIP ONLY, he's still using gsm.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BlindEyes:
I know that Lol

i just really wanted to have the multiple users back
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kyle753:
having trouble getting mobile data working in the latest nightlies. Anyone else having this issue? Ive checked apns etc..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lysergic Acid:
I just tested the latest nightly and it's sleeping as it should. Can you run some tests to find what's preveting the phone to sleep?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] HannibalLecter:
Thanks sir for testing it out. I am still using your ROM because no matter what it is the smoothest.

But Android OS is keeping it awake. I'll run the tests and see what's wrong. However, I doubt I will find anything surprising because I do not have any apps installed. I just flashed the ROM and latest pico opengapps and let it sleep.

when I see after a few hours, I see that Android OS has been awake for all that time, whether it 4 hrs or 5 or 9 :(

Also, I must mention that AICP has Google services keeping the phone awake instead of Android OS. This surfaced after 1 day of use.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] p3dboard:
Download Wakelock detector, and enable Advanced mode in Settings. Then under kernel and cpu, wakelock you can see what processes are keeping your device awake.

For example, i had a constant wakelock gps-lock which looked like it was an OS issue. It turned out that it was my mobile network provider, Vodafone. They had to fix a mobile tower setting, after this my battery drain issue was resolved
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bearbybrest:
Still no fix for bt headset?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Bruno25:
cm-13.0-20160813-NIGHTLY-i9100 - Button troubles

I just updated to the last nightly built (cm-13.0-20160813-NIGHTLY-i9100) and did a factory reset.

I noted that the home button dos not send me back home anymore... A long press still pops up the list of recent apps.

The back and menu buttons also are always light up.

Does anybody else have the same troubles ?

Edit: I also noted that the quick settings tab (under the notifications tab) has disappeared.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LucasLMD:
there is a new xposed systemless, any one knows if it might work ? because it would be awsome
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ko2005pu:
Something like that :confused: happened from July when i installed the last rom nightllies -030716, 260716, 050816, 100816-; First i replaced the battery of my S2, but nothing changed i had a battery drain in the night, from 4-7% to 30% of consumption :(.

Yesterday i recovered last nightly from June -260616-, i´ve flashed, and tonight battery consumption has been 4-5%. :D

I have installed in my s2: lysergic kernel, Kernel auditor -Max and Min standar hz-, forcedoze, tasker (NO script for the night treatment). All my apps are updated, Google play services also.

Wakelock Detector do not flagged any app, rather than Android app or Google Services app.

i hope my comments can be usefull

well, i´ve a new battery drain just now. I´ve added screenshots :eek:

perhaps issue is regarding WIFI reconnection+Google Play Services? :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kepsilla:
Comments:

- Try to disable Wifi

- Stop Tasker

- Mobile connection always active?

- Battery capacity verified or is it poor quality ? Dropping so fast without activity.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] flurbi:
Everything working perfect for me,here. Gps, battery..everything works as it should...i think most of the problems appear with dirty flashs (1 of 100 gave me battery drain, solved with clean flash) or wrong PIT.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Dr.Fix:
From my daily usage experience, the thing that drains most my s2 is wifi.

For instance, today from 8am to 4pm with wifi off my phone was still at 66% with normal usage (no greenify that for me makes things worse, waking phone for killing apps and needing them to be restarted from scrach which takes more time and drain).

Anyway, with wifi on my battery lasts less and phone heats more.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] slavanar:
Any one try to use Psiphon VPN on the last build ?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tinitussi:
Hello,

I flashed CM 13 from cm-13.0-20160814-NIGHTLY-i9100 with open_gapps-arm-6.0-mini-20160814 but google apps will always crash. Which Version of gapps will run?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] LucasLMD:
pico or micro, the smallest one
[Galaxy S II Android Development] tinitussi:
Thanks.

with the images from yesterday all works fine
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Eren Kibar:
Is repartitioning absolutely necessary to be able to use gapps with cm13?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] davy0104:
On the i9100, clearly YES. Concerning the other phones you listed, have a look in the appropriate threads. :cowboy:

Greez Davy
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kevin3014:
Yes. The /system partition in our phone is too small to support both the ROM and gapps.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jojobg:
At present time yes. There was a sub-project for de-bloating to enable standard pit usage but it stalled.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] JavaScout:
Still using " 12.1-20160311-MARKOX89-i9100 ".

Best up-time was ~900 hours.

I think, it's my personal record with custom rom ever.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MARCOSOFT:
Boldbeast Call Recorder

Someone was able to correctly configure Boldbeast Call Recorder?

What is the setting?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Eren Kibar:
I am getting intense battery drain with my sgs2. The previous battery was **** so I bought a new one and it is better now. I tried bunch of diferent lollipop ROMS and this ROM gives me the best battery life. Whenever I rebooted my battery would drop a lot but I fixed it with FuelGaugeTool so no more battery drops but it still drains pretty fast. I lose exactly %1 every 3 mins with brightness lowest and only wifi is on plus I installed a totaly black theme. I have this device for 3 days so I am pretty new. Any advice you can give me would be much appreciated.

Oh and there is a crack on the screen. Doesnt look like something serious. Maybe thats the reason why battery drains so fast? Though there is no overheating or whatsoever .
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Droidriven:
It might be your Google play services draining battery or maybe your device is excessively scanning network. I can't remember where I saw it what exactly was posted but I saw a fix somewhere for battery drain caused by excessive network scans.