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[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nobby1960:
That's why I jumped Marshmallow. CM14.1 has a noticeably better performance.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MARCOSOFT:
Can anyone help me install Titanium Pro on CM14.1, but without the error of the binary Su "16 cm-su", and access to the external SDcard for backup?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nobby1960:
Have you installed SuperSU separately? This could be the issue. I am running Titanium Backup Root (not pro) properly, with the internal SU from CM14.1.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MARCOSOFT:
No, I did not install SuperSU separately!

When you open TB, does not a "16 cm-su" binary message appear?

Do you have TB access to the external SDcard?!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nobby1960:
No, TB starts up normally - without any error message.

In my test phone I have unfortunately no external SD card. What happens if you access the internal SD card?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MARCOSOFT:
No access and do not show the external SDcard!

Clean app date TB and open again, as if it was the first time after the installation. A warning message appears "You SU binary (version" 16 cm-su ") is functional but might not work reliably on some Android 4.3+ ROMs. If you encounter any issues in TB, please try SuperSu instead.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.gangster:
[MENTION=4296222]MARCOSOFT[/MENTION]

when choosing the backup folder location, you have to klick on 'storage provider' use the document provider menue and select the root of sdcard1!

The storage provider will change from 'storage provider: Filesystem' to 'storage provider: External Storage".

After that, you'll be able to select folders of the external SD as they are no longer shown as "write protected".

That's all.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nobby1960:
[MENTION=4296222]MARCOSOFT[/MENTION]

Yes indeed - on first start there is this message. I have never paid attention to this, because TB works here without any issue. After every flash of a new build from CM14.1 I use TB to restore some apps with data. Just now I have done a backup/restore test. It's all right.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MARCOSOFT:
Good, that was it.

Thank you very much.

And what we should do when this warning message appears "You SU binary (version" 16 cm-su ") is functional but might not work reliably on some Android 4.3+ ROMs. If you encounter any issues in TB, please try SuperSu instead. "?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.gangster:
[MENTION=4296222]MARCOSOFT[/MENTION]

exactly what it tells you.

This is just an informational message that already informed CM13 users in a similar way. (Also the storage provider setting was already like that on Marshmallow)

As long as you don't have any issues you can ignore that message.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nobby1960:
I can't complain. No extraordinary battery drain here.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stud12376:
How did you get that pixel navbar animation
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iistoryahi:
How to activate navigation bar ? where can i find the settings to activate
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Skyline:
There is no option to do that but you can enable it by editing build.prop. Put 'qemu.hw.mainkeys=0' at the end of 'build.prop' file and reboot and for pixel like nav bar [MENTION=5167011]rajat2010[/MENTION] can help
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Yakap:
Nice sound
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stud12376:
What are you saying
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iron86:
Hey, [MENTION=2222292]rINanDO[/MENTION].

Why do not you become a second maintainer and run official builds of CM14.1 for i9100?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] BenjyTec:
It doesn't since S2+ has a different hardware.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iistoryahi:
Thanks it works , [MENTION=5167011]rajat2010[/MENTION] can you help me for pixel navigation bar
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nobby1960:
I have unfortunately with the latest CM14.1 still the problem, that in deepsleep mode apps do not respond. E.g. the Fritz!AppFon, although the wifi connection to the Fritz!Box stands. If an incoming call randomly nothing happens, the phone is on standby for longer time. Is there any hidden settings in nougat which have activated an energy saving mode? Wifi is set so that it should always be active during standby.

Have tried already auxiliary apps such "Heartbeat Fixer" and the "Push Notification Fixer" with shortest interval (1 min) - unfortunately they did not solve the problem.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
Have problem with auto rotating not working even if enabled in settings.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] GinoLatino662:
Hi. Thanks to devs. I have flashed the new 7.1.1 rom on my i9100 and everything is working really fine and Smooth. But I cannot connect my phone with internet…. Anybody is faving the same problem? Works with wifi on but is says no data if I switch off wifi. I have Fastweb sim with 1 giga to use…. Pls help

Sent by my New N-Everything
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Blard23xx:
Anyone work tethering usb on this rom? And what recovery do you use to flash zips file (stock CM recovery don't do that...)??

Thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] robby2107:
The best recovery is TWRP.

That's all you need to flash and backup roms.

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MigoMujahid:
No problem with me, Rotation works great in the latest build, maybe rebooting might fix it, i had my microphone not working once, and i fixed it by rebooting..

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Confirmed...

USB tethering isn't working for me as well..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Syaani:
Yes because 7.1.1 broke tethering.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Stud12376:
You can use softkeyz or substratum theme engine.

This is the link for tutorial https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=P0mmr876C50

But you won't get the pixel navigation bar animation.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bauner:
@rINanDO

This should fix the recent apps menu graphic in cm14.1

https://github.com/bauner/cm-androi...mmit/2a3bfa37b82087045dddbf926d5a34e16d787aef
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laptopu:
Here's a bug, settings-battery-battery saving and performance, the profile names don't appear instead it's a string that doesn't change when the slider is moved. Thanks guys.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] gianluca.cecchi:
Hello, I joined the bandwagon too... ;)

So far so good, smooth installation (latest 08/12 one) nano open-gapps and several applications installed without problems.

I disabled these two options (as I already did in cm13), as in my opinion they cause too much battery drain:

1) I switched to off display ambient (awakeness of display when receiving notifications)

2) I disabled livedisplay

what do you do with them in general instead? ANd in general for display settings?

BTW: I maintained to ON the adaptive brightness.

The data connection remained to E (edge) and then I noticed that in cellular network the default setting is "2G preferred" (the only other option is "3G preferred"). I switched and I immediately got H (and H+ depending on my position). If I remember correctly in previous versions the default was different...

Now going to test for daily usage, both private and business, with 3 gmail accounts (1 free and 2 business) and 1 imap account configured through gmail too. And whatsapp tempest...

Cheers,

Gianluca

PS: isn't there indeed anything we can do to recompile kernel with newer versions, eventually using weak-modules strategy or anything else?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laptopu:
It's worth a mention 2g is the default network setting, I am on 3UK and this is a default 3g network. When installing ROM and gapps on a clean install if Google 2 step verification is enabled you have to verify on your landline to get around this so make sure you have a landline on Google for verification.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nobby1960:
You have done a clean flash (fullwipe)?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rINanDO:
Deleted

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Thanx, I will look into it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] darkRd:
Hi,

I have been using cm-14.1-20161208 for three days and cellular networks do not work for me.

I did a full wipe and reinstall again but did not work. Although it detects cellular network in settings->Cellular Networks->Access Point Names and cellular data is on, there is no connection.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] romeutomaz:
When out the official Cyanogenmod 14.1?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 0670:
Omg, its more stable than all of mm roms :) everyone should use this rom. Thanks. But i have a request. I set cpu 800mhz but still battery draining, when phone is locked battery still draining (sorry for my bad english, hope you inderstand). Thanks for this great work [MENTION=2222292]rINanDO[/MENTION] [MENTION=5857622]SerenityS[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Turbine1991:
I'm having great battey life, 6hrs screen on time with a higher capacity battery + wifi + max brightness. Screen off time is projected to be a week.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Syaani:
OT: what battery? Link?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rINanDO:
In my case with a particular Sim-card I had to clear the proxy-settings in APN

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In my case with a particular Sim-card I had to clear the proxy-settings in APN to fix this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MigoMujahid:
Did anyone try voice messages or sound recording?

I noticed that the recorded voice is very low..i literally shouted:D

but it's still low :confused:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jelinekp:
This ROM is great. Camcorder is working. But apps in "recent apps" have got a transparent top edge.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.gangster:
common_full_phone to common_mini_phone switch

I was quite happy to see all those commits for our device in CMXLog for 14.1 lately.

But now I am kind of grounded again after I've just seen a commit again, that was already temporarily added to CM13 back in February and reverted again some 10 days later, after I proved that this still wouldn't allow Pico-GApps to be installed (which was the reason for switching to common_mini_phone).

Now again, a switch_to_common_mini_phone commit got merged some minutes ago.

[MENTION=6159291]Lysergic Acid[/MENTION] (and [MENTION=2222292]rINanDO[/MENTION] [MENTION=5857622]SerenityS[/MENTION] [MENTION=5651185]GreekDragon[/MENTION] )

Is there any way to have it reverted once more? I really still don't see the point in desperately trying to make a Nougat ROM fit into a stock-sized system partition even though most of the CM-Users already repitted to bigger system partitions anyway. We also already took other solutions into consideration back then. But castrating our ROM at build-time just to increase the noob-compliancy-factor by 5% shouldn't be our goal, should it?

Is anyone sharing my doubts?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iistoryahi:
Shake To Play

Shake your device to play next song is not working using stock eleven music player
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TriboDoP:
I totally agree.

It doesn't make sense at all.

We are glad for beeing able to increase System and developers should take advantage of this.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] iskan100898:
I think everyone wants it ..... What do you say rINanDO?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rubentkato77:
Agree with you guys[emoji106]

By the way, love latest build
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Andrea900:
Wifi tethering is broken in the latest build.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rINanDO:
The full phone configuration without gapps doesn't fit at all. I focus to get all patches merged first and get it official before requesting 'required' PIT-ing for full phone.

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I saw some commits in cm which should fix that. We have to wait for the next build.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] laptopu:
Yes another one for not using the mini commit please, I remember what happened in cm13 and the upset. And rlnando as dev definitely!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vigneshnm:
Hi,

Could someone please let me know if flashing stock ROM through Odin reverts the memory allocation to stock levels?

I used to have cm13 with the 3gb pit. I directly moved from cm11 to cm13 and my phone was pretty much unusable. So I had to reflash stock through Odin, then do the siyaz kernel, flash cm10.1,10.2,11,12 and finally 13. However, I can't even install pico gapps due to the low memory (error 70)

I'm eager to try out this build but would like guidance on whether or not i have to reflash the 3gb pit (and consequently, start right from scratch)

Thanks,

Vignesh
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ale5000:
[MENTION=7414047]vigneshnm[/MENTION]: Try microG, microG is smaller than pico gapps.

It does even work together with official Play Store apk
[Galaxy S II Android Development] jelinekp:
ROM is great, ambient display is pretty cool ;) how to increase ambient display time?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TriboDoP:
hi

it looks like you did not increase the system partition to 1GB system together with 4 GB date (i suppose you increased only data partition to 3 GB)

increasing partitions can be easily done in twrp 3 by flashing lanchon repit tool which is a zip-file.

you could have saved a lot of work (i think you flashed 6 times) by reading the noob friendly guide "want to update to cm13 ...." by Saber

also useful is the other guide by Saber "how to increase system partition"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vigneshnm:
Oh yeah, I read about this tool somewhere. If I'm not mistaken, I can do it on cm13/ cm14 itself without going back to stock. But whichever tool I use, it amounts to formatting the entire phone, was hoping for a way to avoid doing that. But oh well.

Actually, the advice to go step-by-step from cm10.1 to cm13 was given to me on the cyanogenmod forums. Having already burnt my fingers once by a jump upgrade, I wanted to take the safer path.

Thanks for your response,

Vignesh
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Skyline:
Seriously!!??!!!

I have jumped from stock 4.1.2 to cm13 without problems and using cm14.1 now and i am happy with it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vigneshnm:
Haha lucky you mate! Anyway, I think I've gone off topic a lot already. Thanks guys, will install cm14 and let you know if I face any problems.

Thanks,

Vignesh
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TriboDoP:
hi

i understand your reasons.

but for installing cm13/14 with gapps you need to increase system partition.

regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 0670:
Will you be official maintainer and will there be official cyanogenmod 14.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rINanDO:
I expect that it will get official. My commits are actively reviewed by [MENTION=256418]four[/MENTION]kbomb. I don't know what the requirements are and if my skills are good enough to be an official maintainer.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ale5000:
[MENTION=2222292]rINanDO[/MENTION]: Yesterday I had the previous problem with the camera again (but it doesn't always happen).

I will try to get a logcat when it happens.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] 0670:
That rom more stable than official cm13, you should be cm14 maintainer for s2. Whoa, our phone stable and 7.1.1, amazing work
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vigneshnm:
It's stuck here for quite a while. I don't think this is normal. I've tried doing it again and it's stuck here again. Help!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Namoi:
Did you resized your system partition to 1gb?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ale5000:
[MENTION=7414047]vigneshnm[/MENTION]: To be sure check also that you have the latest version of the official TRWP here.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vigneshnm:
Yeah, twrp shows 1415 mb

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Yup, I have 3.0.2.1
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Namoi:
Could be preload partition not formated.

Try to flash moded twrp by the.Gangster and format preload or reflash lanchon repit script and double check that preload has the +wipe option.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Nobby1960:
[MENTION=7414047]vigneshnm[/MENTION]

If all else fails, I do the "brute force" method:

- flashing a three-part stock ROM - Android 4.1.2 incl. a pit file 1GiB/6GiB with Odin

- flashing the Odin-based TWRP recovery (.tar file)

- fullwipe in TWRP (cache/dalvik cache/system/data)

- flashing CM14.1 with Open GApps (pico)

Works in 99,9% perfectly.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.gangster:
Correct solution but for another problem. Having preload not formatted might cause boot loops later but won't be an issue while flashing as the flash script doesn't look at that partition at all.

This behavior usually typically points to a too small partition size. But as he said he'd have 1.4gb already shown in TWRP... Otherwise I would have recommended using the resize-function of TWRP's advanced wipe menu to make sure first. As the flash script would only resize it *after* flashing the partition image...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vigneshnm:
Thanks guys, I'll try flashing it again tomorrow morning. If it again doesn't work, back to stock, new pit, twrp and then cm14.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Namoi:
I was not absolutely sure of this hence my suggestion.

Other one would be that poster checked previously the size of system partition but had meanwhile a hiccup with one of its latest installs which had lead to installer script prematurity interrupted and a resizing of system partition to 512 (i experienced it a lot with my error 7 if you remember ;) )

I would suggest before another try to double check if system partition hasn't been resized.

If not, well as suggested starting from scratch seems " the only way to be sure".
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lysergic Acid:
Well, Simon got merge rights on a device he doesn't have (as far as I know), I don't really like revert wars on gerrit, so it will stay like that for now
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TriboDoP:
Hi

No need to go back to Stock .

What always worked for me:

- in Odin flash pitfile 1gb system _4 gb data together with Gustavo kk Kernel tar (with cwm Recovery)

- in cwm Recovery format: mounts and storage/format sd0 (internal sd)/select default

In cwm recovery flash cm14 + gapps + twrp 3 IN ONE GO (do not reboot in between !!)

That's all. Just Reboot system
[Galaxy S II Android Development] bersem:
Nice Rom. Everything works perfect.

The only Problem that i found after few days using is on Facebook and Messenger APP.

Facebook cannot access camera and mic after starting live video and the phone reboots.

On Messenger after giving permissions to access camera phone reboots.

Camera APP works perfect and they are no permissions Problem.

Great works ! Respect [MENTION=231896]dev[/MENTION] [MENTION=2222292]rINanDO[/MENTION] and all others !

BR !

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.gangster:
Thank you for answering, but: Very sad to hear.

I don't like wars at all, no matter where, but whatever it took you to revert it for CM13 in March, you won that war already.

But knowing, that almost everyone meanwhile resized partitions, it would be a good new argument, I think.

Otherwise we could all revert our partitions to 512 MB again (or lets say slightly bigger for pico-GApps).

Would be nice to know, what we will loose on the phone due to the reduction. I remember last time it was live-wallpapers, some compression-tools and stuff like that.

This time it might be even more than last time as we'd need to get rid of almost ~80MB.

The size-calculation within my GApps.log tells me, System (of Build 20161208) occupied 597356KB (583MB) before I installed the OpenGApps.

As I installed GApps-Stock (to check-out Pixel) first time I cannot tell you now, how much exactly would be needed today, if you even wanted to preserve enough space to enable users to flash Pico-GApps. But it should be another 160MB (had an old pico.log from flashing 7.1 on November 20th calculating 159184kb).

So no matter which reduction will take place, I assume noone will be really satisfied with the result. If the ROM gets press fitted into 512MB, those who didn't repartition will still spam the threads with their traumatic "error #70"-reports, those who did will ask why some expected components are missing.

But don't wanna awfulize it, maybe this time everybody is happy with it...

If not: last time you reverted to common_full_phone your post collected ~63 thanks, so I wouldn't say no one cared. ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] elvisburdajs:
I just have to fully agree on that! We want the full feature set! This rom is for tech savvy people anyway and most of the noobish people already got used to repitting in CM13.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] votinhtuyetthien:
I had the same problem during flashing cm14 file. Then i resized partition using twrp to flash pit file by lanchon to get 1GB system

https://app.box.com/s/uc12p23owjn2cqg8pc8f1rj60ikgreyo

It takes time around 30 minutes without loosing data in internal sd card.

After that, I was enable to flash cm14 file and gapps mini.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Namoi:
I have to agree too. I don't think one wants a stripped build just to fit the standard partition :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vigneshnm:
Hi,

I managed to flash cm13 and it's working again. Now, I'll have to put this lanchon zip on the external SD and then flash, right?

Can it be done via adb?

Thanks,

Vignesh
[Galaxy S II Android Development] rINanDO:
I looked into the code of full_common.mk and it seems we are only missing hexolibre. All the extra tools of cm exists in common.mk. The impact of common_mini_phone in cm 14.1 is small.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Pier_89:
Hi [MENTION=2222292]rINanDO[/MENTION], so what will have to do we now, after this? I've set on 1GB system and 6GB data partition too.

Go back to 512Mb system partition?? I hope no that..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Draky50110:
I t will not impact if you use a 1 GB system partition, even if system is smaller than that.

Bigger is better ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] TriboDoP:
Just flash it with twrp 3 recovery (thats why it is easy to be done without pc)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vigneshnm:
It's done! I had to flash it twice, 1st time it failed and was stored in tmp location. So I had to flash again from that location and it worked. Took about half an hour.

Post that, I've flashed cm14 and gapps pico. It's working really well.

One thing I noticed: During the first boot, it follows this sequence: WiFi, no sim (back or skip), google account (back or skip). If I click skip, it goes back to the sim card setup. Unless I log in with a google Id, it's stuck in a loop. I agree, this will affect only those cases where someone flashes the ROM and gapps at the same time. But it could be looked into.

Thanks,

Vignesh

P.S. does the build.prop hack to enable google assistant still work?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MigoMujahid:
Yes it works

Edit the build.prop and add the changes

Then, clear all data of "Google" app and reboot

Ps: you must clear the data..
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vigneshnm:
OK thanks! Since I currently only have google play services and Google play store, would I have to specifically download google assistant/ google app or would it prompt me? Inversely, should I download the google app prior to making changes in build.prop?

Thanks,

Vignesh
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MigoMujahid:
You must have google app of course :o

Google assistant is part of google app :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] vigneshnm:
Haha thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] MigoMujahid:
You're welcome :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Lysergic Acid:
It will probably be reverted before the official nightlies start to roll, so relax :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] the.gangster:
OK, THX.

The.gangster_fully_Relaxed-patch merged.

;)