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CdTDroiD:
hahaha this is my 3rd (maybe 4th) sgs2, cant keep up myself, decided against the One X because of the teething issues... will probably get the SGS3 when it comes which should be pretty soon
CdTDroiD: hahaha this is my 3rd (maybe 4th) sgs2, cant keep up myself, decided against the One X because of the teething issues... will probably get the SGS3 when it comes which should be pretty soon
Neets:CdTDroiD:
hahaha this is my 3rd (maybe 4th) sgs2, cant keep up myself, decided against the One X because of the teething issues... will probably get the SGS3 when it comes which should be pretty soon
Can I be nosey and ask how it is you've needed a 2nd or 3rd replacement of the phone?
CdTDroiD: Yea sorry the KI1 is your Modem and the XXKI4 is the software, kernel is not in that info so if you are on XWKI4 you are going to want this one:
CF-Root-SGS2_XX_XEO_KI4-v4.4-CWM4.zip
With ROMs, an AOSP ICS ROM or Non Samsung ROM will essentially just give you a Galaxy Nexus with a better camera. Ive put to gether a nice little CM9 ROM to fit us in NZ better if you want it, otherwise just flash the stock CM9 (latest nightly) woould be my recommendation. << This is not going to change your modem so dont worry about it
Just flash the CF-Root kernel as above then flash the ROM and Gapps
nzgeek:CdTDroiD: Yea sorry the KI1 is your Modem and the XXKI4 is the software, kernel is not in that info so if you are on XWKI4 you are going to want this one:
CF-Root-SGS2_XX_XEO_KI4-v4.4-CWM4.zip
With ROMs, an AOSP ICS ROM or Non Samsung ROM will essentially just give you a Galaxy Nexus with a better camera. Ive put to gether a nice little CM9 ROM to fit us in NZ better if you want it, otherwise just flash the stock CM9 (latest nightly) woould be my recommendation. << This is not going to change your modem so dont worry about it
Just flash the CF-Root kernel as above then flash the ROM and Gapps
I would recommend a slightly different kernel: CF-Root-SGS2_XW_OXA_LA4-v5.0-CWM5.zip
This kernel comes with a newer version of ClockworkMod recovery, which is the bit that you use to install custom roms. I don't know if there are any major differences between CWM4 and CWM5, but it's better to have the new version in case a rom needs one of the new bits.
You don't have to exactly match the kernel to the rom you're using, you only have to match the kernel family to the rom family. For example, if you want to use a Samsung-based ICS rom (e.g. Samsung stock, Omega, WanamLite) you need a kernel based on Samsung's ICS source (e.g. CF-Root ICS, Siyah 3.0, NEAK 2.x). If you want to run an AOSP/AOKP (open-source) rom, you'll need to use the kernel that comes with the rom, a kernel that's built to support the open-source rom, or something like Siyah that supports both open-source and Samsung.
Most ROM packages come with their own kernel, so you don't need to have the right one before you flash. If you want to use one of your choosing, you'll need to flash it after flashing the rom.
I hope this helps a little.
CdTDroiD:Neets:CdTDroiD: Another quick thing... I bought the Genuine Samsung 2000mAh battery kit the other day, really worth it if you dont have it, ive used my phone heaps today nearly 3 hours of screen time and im at 57% now after 11h 25mins
I thought you'd moved on from the SGS2 and were looking at the Lumia 800, then selling that to get the HTC One X. I can't keep up :)
There will be a post on the 2000mAh batter on the AndroidNZ website soon. It's a great improvement that's for sure.
hahaha this is my 3rd (maybe 4th) sgs2, cant keep up myself, decided against the One X because of the teething issues... will probably get the SGS3 when it comes which should be pretty soon
nofam:CdTDroiD:Neets:CdTDroiD: Another quick thing... I bought the Genuine Samsung 2000mAh battery kit the other day, really worth it if you dont have it, ive used my phone heaps today nearly 3 hours of screen time and im at 57% now after 11h 25mins
I thought you'd moved on from the SGS2 and were looking at the Lumia 800, then selling that to get the HTC One X. I can't keep up :)
There will be a post on the 2000mAh batter on the AndroidNZ website soon. It's a great improvement that's for sure.
hahaha this is my 3rd (maybe 4th) sgs2, cant keep up myself, decided against the One X because of the teething issues... will probably get the SGS3 when it comes which should be pretty soon
So are you planning on an ICS FluxMOD?? In all seriousness, your v2 was the best GB ROM out there. . .
CdTDroiD:nofam:CdTDroiD:Neets:CdTDroiD: Another quick thing... I bought the Genuine Samsung 2000mAh battery kit the other day, really worth it if you dont have it, ive used my phone heaps today nearly 3 hours of screen time and im at 57% now after 11h 25mins
I thought you'd moved on from the SGS2 and were looking at the Lumia 800, then selling that to get the HTC One X. I can't keep up :)
There will be a post on the 2000mAh batter on the AndroidNZ website soon. It's a great improvement that's for sure.
hahaha this is my 3rd (maybe 4th) sgs2, cant keep up myself, decided against the One X because of the teething issues... will probably get the SGS3 when it comes which should be pretty soon
So are you planning on an ICS FluxMOD?? In all seriousness, your v2 was the best GB ROM out there. . .
haha thanks man, probably will compile my own ICS soon, ill upload my version of CM9 soon for you guys, its just optimized for NZ alot and fixed GPS etc, things like that, still mostly just CM9 but more stable. I haven't had any issues at all yet, runs much better than the Galaxy Nexus i had
Damager:
Can i ask why CM9 as the base? Any particular reason. I tried CM9 a while back and didnt like it.. There was no camera working at that time as well. Keen to try CM9 again with your spin on it!
CdTDroiD:nzgeek: I would recommend a slightly different kernel: CF-Root-SGS2_XW_OXA_LA4-v5.0-CWM5.zip
If he uses that kernel now with the software currently on his device he will probably brick it because that kernel is only for ICS
nzgeek:CdTDroiD:nzgeek: I would recommend a slightly different kernel: CF-Root-SGS2_XW_OXA_LA4-v5.0-CWM5.zip
If he uses that kernel now with the software currently on his device he will probably brick it because that kernel is only for ICS
Don't worry, I'm not that stupid!It's the latest of Chainfire's modified GB kernels, based on a 2.3.6 rom that was released this year. (see the XDA post)
All of the ICS kernels have __LP_ in the version number, although we're probably due to see __LQ_ kernels soon.
CdTDroiD:gaberad:CdTDroiD: XWKI4 is a modem not a kernel.
I probably should have put "firmware" instead of "stock rom/non-rooted kernal".
XWKI4 is the whole firmware though, right? Not just the modem?
From the xda thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1075278 :
"XWKI4
Firmware info
PDA:XWKI4
PHONE: XXKI1
Date: 14/09/2011
Android 2.3.4"
do you want a stock ICS ROM or a Samsung ICS ROM?
Is there much point in a Samsung ICS ROM compared to Omega/Wanamlite/CM9 (although I suppose they are somewhat derived from the Samsung ROM's anyway).
One thing I am interested in is backlight notifications, from my brief searching is appears I'd need to flash a custom kernal, possible Siyah 3.0?
Yea sorry the KI1 is your Modem and the XXKI4 is the software, kernel is not in that info so if you are on XWKI4 you are going to want this one:
CF-Root-SGS2_XX_XEO_KI4-v4.4-CWM4.zip
With ROMs, an AOSP ICS ROM or Non Samsung ROM will essentially just give you a Galaxy Nexus with a better camera. Ive put to gether a nice little CM9 ROM to fit us in NZ better if you want it, otherwise just flash the stock CM9 (latest nightly) woould be my recommendation. << This is not going to change your modem so dont worry about it
Just flash the CF-Root kernel as above then flash the ROM and Gapps
OR
The other way you could go is first before even rooting it, flash the latest stock ICS ROM from Samsung like in THIS GUDIE That will give you the ICS bootloader and update your modem all at the same time, from there find the next CF-Root kernel and THEN install the CM9 ROM. I would recommend this way over the first option, just makes for a cleaner move to ICS
Got it ? ;) lol
CdTDroiD:nzgeek:CdTDroiD: Yea sorry the KI1 is your Modem and the XXKI4 is the software, kernel is not in that info so if you are on XWKI4 you are going to want this one:
CF-Root-SGS2_XX_XEO_KI4-v4.4-CWM4.zip
With ROMs, an AOSP ICS ROM or Non Samsung ROM will essentially just give you a Galaxy Nexus with a better camera. Ive put to gether a nice little CM9 ROM to fit us in NZ better if you want it, otherwise just flash the stock CM9 (latest nightly) woould be my recommendation. << This is not going to change your modem so dont worry about it
Just flash the CF-Root kernel as above then flash the ROM and Gapps
I would recommend a slightly different kernel: CF-Root-SGS2_XW_OXA_LA4-v5.0-CWM5.zip
This kernel comes with a newer version of ClockworkMod recovery, which is the bit that you use to install custom roms. I don't know if there are any major differences between CWM4 and CWM5, but it's better to have the new version in case a rom needs one of the new bits.
You don't have to exactly match the kernel to the rom you're using, you only have to match the kernel family to the rom family. For example, if you want to use a Samsung-based ICS rom (e.g. Samsung stock, Omega, WanamLite) you need a kernel based on Samsung's ICS source (e.g. CF-Root ICS, Siyah 3.0, NEAK 2.x). If you want to run an AOSP/AOKP (open-source) rom, you'll need to use the kernel that comes with the rom, a kernel that's built to support the open-source rom, or something like Siyah that supports both open-source and Samsung.
Most ROM packages come with their own kernel, so you don't need to have the right one before you flash. If you want to use one of your choosing, you'll need to flash it after flashing the rom.
I hope this helps a little.
If he uses that kernel now with the software currently on his device he will probably brick it because that kernel is only for ICS
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