yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kurt Krummbein:
Hm, why? Normaly everybody can, just get an account on Jira and go for it ;)

Gtz

Kurt
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bearady:
Yeah,auto rotation is working fine...cm13_20160309
[Galaxy S II Android Development] n3m3sis:
Not working on my 20160309 either, though to be fair it was intermittent on 20160307.

Just completely stopped on 09.

Works ok on 20160306 though :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ssandyji:
i think you can reboot 1 or 2 times than cheked
[Galaxy S II Android Development] n3m3sis:
Not quite sure what happened there! I hit edit and kept getting quick reply then the above happened.

The reboot worked.

Sorry for spam
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xn0live:
Hi guys,

have anyone information about the screen on?

How much is it?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Toniccu:
Hey guys with last nightly the battery drain is a bit better. But I'm the only user with this problem? Maybe my battery it's dying? I tried with change governor from ondemand to conservative and the battery seems more durable...any suggestion?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
Normal use here, battery seems ok, like 1 day usable.

At the end of the day (around 11 PM), it is about 15%, then battery saver is on and I charge it during night.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Toniccu:
Mmmh ok...I'll try other battery...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] chrisXL:
Before trying other batteries why don't you try bettebatterystats app? It's free :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
2,40 € on PlayStore...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
Yeah, it's not free.[edit: playstore version is not free, xda has a free version]

But the suggestion to install a battery monitor app(wakelock detector is another) is a good idea. If you have a big drain on battery, these apps will tell you what the culprit is. More often than not, it is a wakelock that is keeping your phone awake. If you can't find anything there, maybe look into getting a new battery
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
Found it on XDA : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
[Galaxy S II Android Development] falke69:
Same at my phone. Nightly 20160309.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gdeber:
Good morning everyone!

With 20160309 nightly on my i9100, speaker volume is so low. I didn't hear crack or something similar, so i hope it isn't an hw problem...

If i plug ear bud, volume seems ok...

Ciao!

Debe
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mike60:
Thank you very much for information.

After couple of non-ok installing I finish with TWRP. I can not wipe completely.

I try with CWM. Delete all before I install and Work perfect.

CM from 09-03-2016 don't work WiFi for me and I install 06-03-2016.

Remain one thing to remove. Yellow triangle !

Sorry for non-focus picture.

Thank you again

Mike
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.divergent:
Glad you made it working.

For yellow triangle removing visit : xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/orig-development/2014-01-15-triangleaway-v3-26-t1494114

Edit : Forgot to add, you can't wipe /data partition becouse it is in F2FS format, and twrp 2.8.7.0 doesn't support F2FS. Install twrp 3.0.0.0 and then you'll be able to wipe /data. If you are using isorec twrp first use lanchon's isorec disabler then install twrp 3.0.0.0 .

Cheers :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] good8life:
09.03 nightly

data - f2fs,

cache , system - trim from TWRP 3.0.0 recovery terminal

:good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DevisG79:
Not bad! Is Cache and System also in f2fs?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] good8life:
No , system and cache stock
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boolian:
Same here since change : (4fa2905 SysUI: Fix hiding per-app sensitive notifications)

Believe this is not a device specific change though, probably fixed in next nightly.

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I've since tried nightly (2016-0309) it seems OK now. No need to flash Lanchon's Kernel to fix. :good:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaTSuNg:
Thanks to those who've given me some tips,

After making the OTA mistake, I managed to get 10.2 back on, with Gapps and CWM allowing me to confirm phone was still "ok" SDcard wise.

Afterwards I:

*Repartitioned it to I91001GB_4GB.pit through ODIN, (success)

*Flashed the lp-kernel-14-03-TWRP-for ODIN.tar kernel (success)

*Booted into TWRP and was able to format successfully (getting E: /emmc errors which I ignored and associated them to a non existant external SD am I right?) basically /data /system and /cache were formatted. I had to use the "plug it into windows and have it prompt you to format it", I also used the 4kb allocation.

So now I'm sort of staying on the sidelines rereading the guides looking for something I might not have completely understood and this is the reason for my post, CM 13 and Gapps for CM13 "AND" CM12.1 and gapps for 12.1 are currently sitting in my external SD ready to be flashed through TWRP. I put both on just in case I need to reflash another version if something goes wrong and the external sd would have to be popped out and back in at that point!

My question is : Since I am "NOT" on 12.1 (as the guide says not to use 12.1 with it do I need 13?) would it be safe to install the TWRP 3.0 by arnab, and then I could flash to CM13 and Gapps from that point?

I'm just a bit confused whether changing my recovery/kernel is "necessary" before the flash (running the 2.8.4 TWRP from the lp-kernel-14-03-TWRP-for ODIN.tar)

After the OTA mistake trying to just swap another kernel/recovery had the phone not booting anymore trying to avoid this situation!

Thanks

mat
[Galaxy S II Android Development] DevisG79:
[MENTION=4445692]MaTSuNg[/MENTION]

Sorry, but you are writing to much and without sense. Just read, understand and convert it. It can't be so difficult. Many important Information are at the beginning of this thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mike60:
Thank you again.

I remain with CWM.

Another question :

No auto-rotating.

I use this mobile for car-GPS and if possible to receive some information about this ?

Best Regards

Mike
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaTSuNg:
Funny one ! "Without sense" the only thing not making sense is you taking the time to write such bullox. If you're going to tell me I'm without sense, at least get your english straight and we'll talk some sense.

have a good day..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireburner-de:
[MENTION=4445692]MaTSuNg[/MENTION] Wipe /system,, /data, /cache and dalvik, then flash IsoRec TWRP 2.8.7.0 + CM13 + GApps 6.0 and all should work. (Flash all at once, no reboot in between)

edit: you will loose all app data by wiping /data
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaTSuNg:
Thanks a lot my friend! All I needed!

The guide says a number of times "TWRP or CWM is fine" the question I ask is why have we put such a bigger "accent" on TWRP for this update? Has clockwork any problems with CM13?

Thank you
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireburner-de:
[MENTION=4445692]MaTSuNg[/MENTION] CWM was not updated (and will not get updated in the future) since CM11 ended, but it will still work. Then flash IsoRec CWM instead of IsoRec TWRP.

TWRP is just what most would recommend.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaTSuNg:
I see, the only thing I have trouble grasping is, apart from changing the actual recovery "program" what happens to your actual "kernel" when you flash an ISOREC CWM OR TWRP. I'm asking this as if I want to try a different kernel in the future, will I screw up my "working" recovery and would the new kernel I want to try have to "include" a recovery? If not would it default back to the cyanogen integrated recovery were I to flash a "recovery-less kernel" or do ALL kernels have a recovery (I have to admit its hard to make sense when you've got a bunch of questions like these at once)

Thanks for clearing up my curiosities.

Have a good day.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 123raghav:
can't install gapps

plzzzz help

it's urgent
[Galaxy S II Android Development] dsentered:
Please read first post of this thread.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireburner-de:
Congratulation, it seems you are the first one, that seems to have problems with flashing GApps! (irony)

So pls read OP, search this thread and maybe check out this guide. Read, read, read and read. This will clear your questions.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.divergent:
You should read previous posts, this question has already been answered.

Leave rotation turned on, after 2-3 reboots it should work fine. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
HI

Your texts get shorter ... *good* you still don't really understand that you should read. All I write here can be found within the threads about isorec on xda. I still write it again because I got a stupid day and I need to feed my helper complex: (btw it is really quite impudent to comment other peoples English if you expect help)

Isorec requires an isorec enabled kernel. If you do not use an isorec enabled kernel you will get the recovery that comes with your kernel. For the s2 there is no kernel so far (and probably never will be) that does not have a recovery.

An isorec enabled kernel checks upon boot whether there is an isorec recovery in the recovery partition, if there is it boots the isorec recovery otherwise the bundled one.

If you use another kernel (btw: please don't - cannot imagine what might happen in the thread of any new software you use ...) you will get the recovery of the kernel if it is no isorec enabled kernel and you get the isorec recovery if it is a isorec enabled recovery.

The good thing is: the isorec recovery is flashed in the recovery partition and is not flashed by anything but an isorec recovery. So you do never need to flash it again unless you want to change it (from cwm to twrp for example)

I assume that answers your questions?

Regards

Sent from my x-phone using brain 2.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kurt Krummbein:
Nobody is maintaining CWM anymore since about one year now ... seems like you missed this news.

That's why TWRP - beeing actively developed - is the major "custom" recovery with the bigger "accent" ;).

Gtz

Kurt

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See here...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mike60:
Sometime work, sometime no !

I will try to read better and restart more times.

Regards

Mike
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.divergent:
You can revert to an older build to make it working or to wait for next build where probably will be fixed.

Послато са GT-I9100 уз помоћ Тапатока
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaTSuNg:
Optional comment :

If I were doing this type of thread discipline daily, I'd probably know all of this by heart without even understanding half of it. Its been about 24hours TOTAL since I started reading all these posts and learning about TWRP, CM12.1 and 13 and their issues, the ISOREC, REPIT, the Gapps problem, the repartition and how to do it, the kernels and how they work compatibility versions, the recoveries the reason WHY certain recoveries are not "preferable" I mean its not like I'm on here writing "HELP URGENT MY GAPPS AREN'T working!!" Thats not the case I'm asking technical questions and yet I still get the attitude. And ya, you're probably right its impudent to comment on someone's English to get help, unless all what they are posting is arrogant and DON'T even answer your questions, on top of making basic grammar mistakes, you know sometimes PEOPLE ETHICS should overirde "thread rules", I saw Lanchon also frustrated at those "fixing their own phones" and not interested in learning or contributing thats not my case, I'd be glad to know enough, and understand it all well enough to answer future questions on the thread as best I can.

"It seems you missed the news about CWM" thats funny wasn't on my morning paper. We all have different NEWS FEEDS that we follow I respect that. :angel:

Back to the subject of ISOREC/CM13.

Fireburner posted to me and I thank him for his kind answer! The abbreviated steps he gave me "Wipe /system,, /data, /cache and dalvik, then flash IsoRec TWRP 2.8.7.0 + CM13 + GApps 6.0 and all should work. (Flash all at once, no reboot in between)"

Here are my questions related to this :

1) I was under the impression that once you FLASHED CM13 you needed to REFLASH TWRP as you would lose it because the cyanogen recovery comes bundled in CM13 and rewrites/overrides over your ISOREC flash. UNLESS, as you say having flashed this ISOREC COMPATIBLE kernel ALLOWS for the ISOREC recovery to be "priority" over the bundled one. (Which is why you flash them all at once, in that order) Confirm I have understood in my newb brain. :p

2) Since my phone was sort of softbricked, I had flashed TWRP 2.8.4 (lp-kernel-14-03-TWRP-for ODIN.tar) through ODIN of course. But am being suggested to use 2.8.7, is that flashable through my current 2.8.4 I've seen Lanchon nag at some users for ODINing their 2.8.7. (Yes I've read a lot even if the easy answer is always "go read")

3) The DISABLERS! When are those "necessary" and should I worry about those in my case? I was reading some posts from other users who "needed" to add a certain version of disablers before proceeding to prevent one or other recovery from interfering (this is for my own comprehension)

Thanks for your time really appreciated.

Mat
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireburner-de:
[MENTION=4445692]MaTSuNg[/MENTION] see 4th post before yours. [MENTION=1601710]daniu[/MENTION] described how IsoRec works.

Again in short:

IsoRec is located on a different partition, that is never overwritten by ROM flashing.

It will only boot is kernel has IsoRec support. If not bundled recovery will show up (CM rec for CM13)

The disabler deletes the IsoRec recovery from that different partition, so the bundled recovery will boot always, afterwards (as IsoRec is not there anymore).
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Kurt Krummbein:
... too many "upgraded to cm13, now can't flash gapps" on this thread ... that's the reason of the pissed answers i guess ;).

But polite technical querstions deserve polite answers, so:

1.) IsoRec Recovery is in a special, mostly unused, partition that's not touched by any normal update.zip you flash.

2.) The "old" TWRP 2.8.4 in no IsoRec, so it will be overwritten by the Kernel/CM-Recovery of CM13, that's why you shuld flash all in one run. If you flash TWRP 2.8.4 on CM13, you replace the CM13 kernel, the result may not boot.

3.) The DISABLERS are for uninstalling the IsoRec-Recovery, you remeber, no normal update.zip touches the IsoRec-Partition.

Psudoi-Code Function: Boot Recovery

IF IsoRec-Recovery.exist() = true AND IsoRec-Kernel.exist() = true THEN boot into IsoRec-Recovery

ELSE boot into CM-Recovery

Hope this helped

Cheers

Kurt
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaTSuNg:
It did I thank you very much, so is it "Correct procedure" To overwrite 2.8.4 with 2.8.7 whilst being "in 2.8.4" as I seem to understand that it is "newb" to use ODIN to do it? It would seem simple to just hook up ODIN and push 2.8.7 and be done with it.

I now understand the function of the disabler, it seems to be the only "effective zip" that will reach out to the "immune isorec" once its in there.

I'm home from work and will be doing this in the following hours, just want to make sure I get 2.8.7 on the right way!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bejunk:
Can someone do me a favor & test if the famous MSQRD works and maybe also attach a Screenshot :)

Many thanks in advance. Im asking for a friend which would move from stock to cm13..... are there any other issues we should be aware off??

Thanks again, peace
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.divergent:
Rom is stable enough for a daily usage. To avoid problems with installation, gapps, recovery, etc. Read the OP(opening post) very carefuly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boolian:
Dumb question of the day - where any tiny credibility I ever had goes out the window:D (I'm going to have a d'oh moment I know)

The power button sound bar icons...

I never paid much attention but remember there was mute/vibrate/sound

What are the - + icons which have appeared?

One of them is probably mute...

Awaits disparaging laughter:silly:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
You can add sound and screenshot options to power menu by going to Settings - Buttons - Power Menu. + and - icons in status bar are status of Do not disturb, found in Settings - Notifications
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaTSuNg:
Wanted to say thanks to those who gave me advice, after a year without updating or tweaking my phone I had to relearn a lot of this stuff and pretty happy to thank those who made the guides and those who answered to help clarify*.

So I succeeded in : Repartitioning the I9100M, formatting it (All through ODIN, and TWRP), CM13 flashed fine and GAPPS 6.0 with TWRP 2.8.7 (ISOREC)

Thanks

Mat
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vamshinath:
alternative for cm13 recovery

guys i am not able to flash gapps with cm13 recovery,please help me .even select from sdcard1/0 is not working !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Acid0057:
[MENTION=5923975]vamshinath[/MENTION] Are you using the Cyanogen recovery?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MaTSuNg:
Lol THIS is a case that needs the attitude, comes here saying EXACTLY what 300 pages of the thread is talking about :P

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He just said that he was using CM13 recovery, I guess that means "Cyanogen recovery" Give him the good old "GO DO YOUR HOMEWORK"..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Acid0057:
Just wanted to make sure. Was going to point him to this thread and to read the original post there http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3313978

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Just check out the original post on this thread to get you on to a working recovery. You might need to repartition too

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3313978
[Galaxy S II Android Development] daniu:
I like this one:

I think I read somewhere in this thread about someone with this problem ...

I think someone wrote a solution in the first post of this thread but there should be more to this topic within this thread.

Please check that first

Regards

Sent from my x-phone using brain 2.0

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Hi MaTSunG,

(Sorry - no idea why but tapatalk refuses to quote atm)

Another tltr comment - do you really think anyone is interested? At least I do not read these posts anymore.

There are so many people who managed to get cm13 working on the s2 with what they found here - many did not ask a single question (and considering the english level many people here have I think it was way more work for them than for you). Even lots of others kept asking answered questions. But you top all of them and you keep complaining ... accept that flashing ROMs can only be done with quite some knowledge. If you are not willing to spend the time to gain that - give up, get an s5 mini (or a3 which is sold for a really good price recently) and get happy with it - it's a good phone! People here do this as a hobby - why do you do it? To complain?

I think people are pretty fed up by your comments. I for one will not reply again but report your next post and ask some mod to shorten it down or remove it

Regards

Sent from my x-phone using brain 2.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] andyhers:
Is it possible to add second low battery warning at 5%, for example ?

Just like the stock rom which gave warning at 15% and 5%.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hansmaa:
Netflix is also showing green diagonal stripes when watching movies. This on 20160309 build
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sajgon338:
I do repartition, but when try install Gapps (also pico) always get error 70.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Boolian:
Thanks:good:

So I looked at this "do not disturb" - Jeez, that's madly complicated!

People can't get Gapps to install - wait 'til they discover this! :laugh:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] cherryb8844:
Install disc info app and se did your system partition increase or you only data repart cm13 need 1gb sys for install gapps which recovery you use for installing gapp cyanogen recovery is not able to flash anything

Flash this recovery just after flash cm13 https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24369303960684130
[Galaxy S II Android Development] sajgon338:
Oh yes, my bad. Just data reparted. Done repartiotion again, no its working.

Thanks for help !
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Esk_maghdouni:
Hi everybody , Display rotation not operate most of times in my cellphone since i have flashed Cm13, except for some apps . Have anybody else this problem and how to solve this issue?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] :
You can try whats been advised in posts #3032 & #3061 turn auto rotation on and reboot your phone a few times.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heleneh:
Have to start on a phone from scratch but face some issues:

- Rpartition with odin to 2G system 4 G data

- Flashed Philz Recovery and Phil Z touch

- Formatting for installing a new Rom formats Data, cache, sd-ext but sdcard and emmc were not formatted and not mounted.

So there is no sdcard and the micro sd card in the slot can't be addressed for installing CM13 and Gapps.

What's wrong?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] fireburner-de:
Two questions:

Did anyone observe a sound problem after som euptime (80+h). Playing sound via speaker was first silently. Only after playing ariund 0.5 -1 min, it came back. Restart also made it work, so I gues it is not an hw issue.

Also I would like to know, from someone how encrypted his phone, what partitions do get encrypted?

I tried it once back with CM11, but back then only /data was encrypted, so it was pretty useless to me, as I couldn't reside my pictures on an encrypted space.

So far I grues it might be still the same with CM13. emulated SD would have solved the problem, as it would have encrypted internal SD, as well.

I am familiar with encryption under Linux, but I have no idea, how I could manually encrypt my internal SD and make it mount via system start.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] stylemessiah:
Seriously, people are STILL posting "i cant install gapps" or "cyanogen recovery doesnt work" posts?

Some people need a tempban. for failing to read the OP and the Noobs Guide on CM13
[Galaxy S II Android Development] heleneh:
If it's me than you can tell me within a few words what I did wrong? I've did a search for format sdcard but didn't find a solution to my problem. I did the same for a year with CM12 and had no issues.

Or you can tell me which side of the 300+ I will find this topic already discussed? Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] henrryxda:
Hi guys ,, I have problems Auto-rotate in nightly from today 20160311

it's just my???

Thanks