Originally Posted by crossover37

I wiped cache and dalvik cache and then flashed v2.4 (I'm coming from v2.3) and it goes through the process normally and after it says rebooting in 5.4.3.2.1 it gets to the Galaxy S II GT-I9100 screen and then it goes to the ying yang ICS siyahkernal logo screen and stays there.

I'd appreciate some help with my issue.

definitely do a full wipe if you're having problems. even if you don't think you have to, it will probably fix your problem.

Originally Posted by crossover37

I wiped cache and dalvik cache and then flashed v2.4 (I'm coming from v2.3) and it goes through the process normally and after it says rebooting in 5.4.3.2.1 it gets to the Galaxy S II GT-I9100 screen and then it goes to the ying yang ICS siyahkernal logo screen and stays there.

I'd appreciate some help with my issue.

Why do you even have the GT-I9100 with so many ways of removing it.
Download http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1494114 and give him thanks and buy him a beer if at all possible.

It has been tested on our phones many times.


As for it being stuck on boot, try reflashing...if not maybe a wipe but do that last.

Edit
Actually few questions, did you try dual boot (might have caused problems) or did you switch to another kernel?
Maybe try flashing Entropy or Drowningchild's kernel without doing a wipe.

I flashed suck kernel and cured my data issues.

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Was the problem with dropping HSPA for 3G ever fixed?

Originally Posted by Laughing Danny Elfman

Was the problem with dropping HSPA for 3G ever fixed?

What problem?

Originally Posted by LiLChris06

Why do you even have the GT-I9100 with so many ways of removing it.
Download http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1494114 and give him thanks and buy him a beer if at all possible.

It has been tested on our phones many times.


As for it being stuck on boot, try reflashing...if not maybe a wipe but do that last.

Edit
Actually few questions, did you try dual boot (might have caused problems) or did you switch to another kernel?
Maybe try flashing Entropy or Drowningchild's kernel without doing a wipe.

Ok thanks. I'll try one of the other kernels and see if that works.

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No matter which modem I use, this rom always loses connection. And, it is just this rom. There is something wrong with it. I cannot use it anymore!

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Originally Posted by aaronlong

No matter which modem I use, this rom always loses connection. And, it is just this rom. There is something wrong with it. I cannot use it anymore!

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this rom always loses connection the same problem with me ... i already flash KJ4 modem but nothing is changed

Originally Posted by aaronlong

No matter which modem I use, this rom always loses connection. And, it is just this rom. There is something wrong with it. I cannot use it anymore!

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Try reflashing everything with a fresh download and a fullwipe. I experienced something similar and that fixed it. I have no problems now and i live in the middle of BFE



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Originally Posted by aaronlong

No matter which modem I use, this rom always loses connection. And, it is just this rom. There is something wrong with it. I cannot use it anymore!

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From my understanding this ROM accurately reports what your connected to, be it 3G, H, H+ whatever, unless the dev goes out of his way to address this, AT&T code base sort of defaults to H+ when that is not really accurate.

Benchmark one ROM against the other to see what your true speed is. Using the same modem I have better data transfer speed (as benchmarked, although my sample size is too small to yield relevant data) with this ROM than the other major ICS ROMs.

If you really are having a problem, play around with modems, there are a bunch out there, and some work better in some locations than others. Or as said before perhaps something odd happened during your download (no MD5) or during the flash that a full wipe/reinstall would fix.