Same happened to me before, thought it was an issue with LCD Density Modder.
Maybe Entropy's build does not have this issue. Anyone can test?
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Same happened to me before, thought it was an issue with LCD Density Modder.
Maybe Entropy's build does not have this issue. Anyone can test?
Same happened to me before, thought it was an issue with LCD Density Modder.
Maybe Entropy's build does not have this issue. Anyone can test?
Same here. Changed to 200 and it wouldn't reboot and I had to reflash.
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Thanks you so much for your time. It's running well for a preview.
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Same happened to me before, thought it was an issue with LCD Density Modder.
Maybe Entropy's build does not have this issue. Anyone can test?
Ok so it's not an isolated issue. I want to try editing the build.prop manually, but I'll have to recharge and make a restore incase that doesn't work either. Can't imagine it ending up much differently though.
is this thing any different than the one in the other thread by drake (the kernel I mean Entropy?).
I'm enjoying (knock on wood) no CPU issues that I'm aware of at the moment. Everything works except wifi tethering (will work if left open but not with encryption).
I'm enjoying (knock on wood) no CPU issues that I'm aware of at the moment. Everything works except wifi tethering (will work if left open but not with encryption).
Do I need to flash the newest Gapps for Google now to work? I used one from April.
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More up to date, this one (vs i9100) has theme engine and device settings.
Cons would be no sensors (no autobrightness, etc). But that was resolved by Entropy and a new build should be uploaded tomorrow according to him.
Yes. You need JB specific gapps.
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You need a JB gapps package to get google now, yes.
Every time I reboot all system setting are reverted and messages are erased
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I know hwcomposer is still broke but someone posted in the main thread (i9100 one) how to speed this sucker up. I'm doing it now and it's a rocket. Go under settings, developer options, enable them and at the bottom tick these two (and watch the phone fly)...
1.) Force GPU rendering
2.)Disable HW overlays (this one doesn't seem to stick after reboots)
ENJOY! I take no credit for this someone else did it over in the other thread. The interface screams like this. Maybe it's placebo to me but it runs even smoother IMO. Any other takers it's a benign setting switch let me know.
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If the OP wants to have a video showing it in action here ya go I made this a little while ago. This way people know what they're walking into on the S2 with JB.
Video of it in action:
1.) Force GPU rendering
2.)Disable HW overlays (this one doesn't seem to stick after reboots)
ENJOY!
I take no credit for this someone else did it over in the other thread. The interface screams like this. Maybe it's placebo to me but it runs even smoother IMO. Any other takers it's a benign setting switch let me know.EDIT:
If the OP wants to have a video showing it in action here ya go I made this a little while ago. This way people know what they're walking into on the S2 with JB.
Video of it in action:
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Status 7 error
Hi,
I tried flashing this and got some build.prop error with Status 7 error. I tried to copy and download it twice and same error again.
I'm currently on siyah kernel 3.4.4 and it has cwm 5.5.0.4 .DO I need to update the cwm before flashing this ?
Thanks
Hi,
I tried flashing this and got some build.prop error with Status 7 error. I tried to copy and download it twice and same error again.
I'm currently on siyah kernel 3.4.4 and it has cwm 5.5.0.4 .DO I need to update the cwm before flashing this ?
Thanks
A few pages back I posted a fix that worked for me, namely, flash serendipity or any GB ROM first.
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I always just extract the build.prop out of the install zip. Then I replace it in the system directory right before rebooting to cwm to start the flash. It never gives me status 7 anymore now that I do that.
Just use ES File Explorer with root and sys write mounting enabled. Open the zip archive and extract build.prop. Then copy it from the extraction folder and navigate to the system directory. Rename build.prop to build.prop.bak and then paste. Reboot immediately into cwm to flash CM9 or CM10.
Its simpler to just do a double flash if you have an old Unnamed or Shostock zip, but it's faster than waiting for one to download.
Just use ES File Explorer with root and sys write mounting enabled. Open the zip archive and extract build.prop. Then copy it from the extraction folder and navigate to the system directory. Rename build.prop to build.prop.bak and then paste. Reboot immediately into cwm to flash CM9 or CM10.
Its simpler to just do a double flash if you have an old Unnamed or Shostock zip, but it's faster than waiting for one to download.
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KNOWN ISSUES:
- Everything is broken until proven otherwise.
- Known broken things include:
- Mediascanner derps hard for many people, eating 100% CPU for 30-40 minutes on boot.
- Missing many CM10 features
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- Anything broken on I9100 will be a problem on I777 too
- Screenshots are from I9100. I'm lazy, and I777 isn't any different
You want to live on the bleeding edge, you're probably gonna get cut77Update -
Good news: I found out the source of the problem and built a fix this morning.
Bad news: Severe thunderstorms yesterday afternoon knocked out my cable modem. I'm unable to upload a build or even the fix until it comes back.51RELEASE PULLED. I just discovered from user reports in the N7000 thread that this has the capability of triggering the infamous eMMC brickbug on installation. This is far less likely on I777 since almost no one is running intramfs-repacked UCLE5, but those people could experience severe unrecoverable problems. I will reopen this thread once I reimplement that fix.
To be clear - the bug only affects initial flashing. If you are already running CM10, you are safe. If you are not already running CM10, DO NOT flash the release unless you are running a known safe kernel. Right now, I will only guarantee safety with the pulled release if you start from CM9.49Unless something comes up Monday evening and I'm too busy to build, I'll try to get the first I777 test build out monday evening for 4.2.1.
Benefit of the wait for you guys? N7000/I9100 users are guinea pigs with ****ty builds that have all sorts of broken stuff. First I777 build will have all of the big issues resolved.424.2 test build within the next few days, depending on my availability/time.
Finally I think we've got the graphics breakthrough we need... just needs to be beat on/polished a bit.
