im also not on the supercharger thing. i find it unnecessary. CM9 is fast and smooth enough for me.

you can download themes bro. look for themes for CM9 in the XDA threads or in playstore also

yup you are right.

must get rooted first with codeworks kernel in order to have CWM. once done, flash CM9 with CWM.

for now i dont think it is compatible yet.

and some ppl have said they manage to reset using usb jig by flashing gingerbread bootloader, but im staying away from this for the time being until i read further confirmation that it is safe.

dude most of the guys here are on the G variant model. if youre running siyah kernel, yours is not the G model. might not get the response you are looking for....try searching asking at the samsung s2 thread.

This post has been edited by Wira_lover: Jun 19 2012, 03:25 PM

most issuies solved for me.

for some ppl dont know why, they encounter funny bugs.

for me is the BEST thing that ever happen to my phone, due to this cm9, i didnt have to buy an S3. very happywith my S2.

performance wise, and battery life. from 8am-7pm. im very active on the phone, music,FB,calls, whatsapp. i reach home with 50-60% battery with HSDPA/3g. this was not possible ever with the GB custom roms.

im using all the nightlies. i update everytime there is an update.

maybe you are having rogue apps? or wakelocks?

manage apps, under developer options, tick on hold back key to kill process. so whenever you are done with a certain app, hold the back key to ensure its 100% killed. and turn on auto brightness.

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Added on June 21, 2012, 3:37 pmwow thats crazy! anyway, normally mediaserver is linked to music,video,gallery app. might wanna check your running services and see whats running

This post has been edited by Wira_lover: Jun 21 2012, 03:37 PM

just download a stock firmware gingerbread firmware that you want..flash using ODIN. click on PDA only.

thats all you need

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Added on June 26, 2012, 9:02 amwhenever you flash a customer kernel, you will have that yellow triangle.

if you already have SU and CWM after flashing a custom kernel, it means you are rooted already. im not sure what aflash is, what firmware and kernel are you using?

This post has been edited by Wira_lover: Jun 26 2012, 09:02 AM

JPLC1

this was my favourite GB firmware which i used.

you can always go to SamMobile Firmware to donwload other versions of gingerbread

how did you "find" ?

anyway here it is

DXLP6

ok dude. this is bad.

first things first. can you boot into download mode?
-hold down+home+power button

if yes, flash stock ICS firmware or GB firmware depending on what firmware you prefer.

if not able to boot in download mode, try booting into recovery mode and flash a kernel

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Added on July 3, 2012, 12:22 pmor you can also refer to this thread below to further troubleshoot

[GUIDE] Fix An Unflashable or Soft Bricked I9100G

This post has been edited by Wira_lover: Jul 3 2012, 12:22 PM

bro you need to give me more details man. what is asia malaysia kernel?

since you can boot into download mode. you need to flash a stock ROM.

so hiwhc rom do you want to use? gingerbread or ICS?

ICS - I9100GDXLP6

if gingerbread - JPLC1

download one of this firmwares, i suggest the ICS which is the latest, and flash it using ODIN while your phone is in download mode.

once its done. see if it says successful and see if phone can boot up.

No prob bro. glad that problem is solved.

ok now. if you wanna upgrade to ICS, just download the ICS firmware ive posted above and flash the stock firmware using ODIN.

once that is done, in order to get rooted :

Method 1:

Advantages: Easy to do, permanent ClockworkMod recovery achieved.
Disadvantages: Increases flash counter. (No yellow triangle though.)

Prerequisites: Codeworkx's LP7 or ICS Kernel: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1631934
root.zip here: http://www.mediafire.com/?w3zzodjc1b8kqdhStep 1: Download Codeworkx's LP7/ICS kernel and flash it using Odin.
Step 2: Put root.zip on either the internal or external SD card.
Step 3: Boot into ClockworkMod recovery by pressing Home Button + Volume Up key + Power key while your phone is turned off.
Step 4: Select install zip from sdcard.
Step 5: Select choose zip from sdcard/internal sdcard, depending on where you put root.zip.
Step 6: Flash root.zip and reboot.

Congratulations, you should now have root access.

Method 2:

Advantages: No flash counter increase or yellow triangle.
Disadvantages: Temporary ClockworkMod Recovery. You must have an External SD Card!

Prerequisites: The CWM.zip and root.zip from this file: http://www.mediafire.com/?yh2ii6mbozz9243Step 1: Put the CWM.zip onto your EXTERNAL SD Card and root.zip on external OR internal SD.
Step 2: Get into the stock recovery mode by pressing Home Button + Volume Up key + Power key while your phone is turned off.
Step 3: From there, select apply update from external storage, and select the CWM.zip.
Step 4: You should now be taken to CWM Touch Recovery, where you should select install zip from sdcard.
Step 5: Select choose zip from sdcard/internal sdcard, depending on where you put root.zip. (Your internal and external sdcard might have their locations switched with the other, so double-check!)
Step 6: Flash root.zip and reboot.

Congratulations, you should now have root access without binary increase or a yellow triangle.




ADVANCED Method 2:

Advantages: No flash counter increase or yellow triangle. Permanent ClockworkMod Recovery.
Disadvantages: More difficult than the other methods, but this will give you the best result once achieved.

Prerequisites: Properly executed all steps from Method 2 and obtained root.
Codeworkx's LP7 or ICS Kernel: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1631934

Step 1: Download and install ktool from Google play.
Step 2: Extract the contents of Codeworkx's LP7 or ICS kernel.
Step 3: Find the file "zimage" and copy it onto your phone's storage.
Step 4: Use ktool to flash the "zimage" file. Reboot.

Congratulations, you now have achieved root with permanent ClockworkMod Recovery AND no flash counter increase.



source : Root Access For ICS on I9100G

good luck bro

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Added on July 4, 2012, 11:31 amactually i dont understand your issue. ClockWorkMod kernel is required in order to be rooted. only then you can flash CM9. without a rooted kernel you cnat flash cm9

This post has been edited by Wira_lover: Jul 4 2012, 11:31 AM

dxlp6 is the firmware code for malaysia ICS.

dzkl3 is GB for malaysia. yup each code represent different firmware. got so many others from different countries also..

you are right about odin. just put file in pda. and start. dont mess with anything else. its veryyyyyyyyyyyy dangerous hehe

flash counter is something that samsung check to see if you have flashed custom kernels. in the days of gingerbread, we cna use a usb jig to reset. for the time being for ics, a jig is not able to reset the counter.

so best to follow method 2+ advance method 2 if you are still under warranty

as long as odin can detect your phone and ur phone can go into usb mode to your pc. its fine. don need to have kies.

warranty ,yeah 1 year as i know. if really need to send phone for warranty claim, you can always flashback GB firmware and use usb jig reset the flash counter. only when phone cant boot up at all, is when the problem comes. but if phone cant boot up at all, means samsung service center also cant check the counter. soooo in the end it depends.

download the kernel from the link below.

ICS - 5.5.0.4

then follow the instructions

its not available yet for the G variant. and im not sure if the NON G has received the update as weel

congrats bro. enjoy

im using the G model bro.

i9100g. S2. i was using CM9, just changed to Rootbox and testing it

simple bro.

you need a rooted kernel (CWM) so you can flash

once you gwet root access you can flash...then you can have cwm recovery. once you have cwm recovery. you can flash cm9

simple as that.