[juanpirulo]

Para los que tienen problemas con la SIM esto es lo que Entrophy dice al respecto.

Originally Posted by Entropy512
Yup. There are only two official ways CM will support SIM unlock:
1) Phone was unlocked from the beginning
2) Phone was unlocked the official way - with a SIM unlock code given by the carrier

Any other method was abusing bugs in old Samsung RILs. Updated RIL = more integrity checking of EFS. Sorry, we're not sticking with old-ass RILs because they have their own issues. (I'm fairly certain older RILs don't play nice with the new kernel for example.)

Samsung and SIM unlock app authors have been playing cat-and-mouse games for months - see the I9300. I9100 had these measures backported with JB.


En lo referente a la cámara ha dicho que intentara trabajar en ello este fin de semana. Por lo que parece el S2 debe montar diferentes unidades de cámara, esto explicaría por que algunos dicen que no tienen fallos en el autofocus y funciona perfectamente. En cuanto a la mia pensé que funcionaba, correctamente, pero veo el fallo simplemente en que no sale el autoocus en verde ni hace el ruido característico pero las fotos salen nítidas. En modo macro funciona sin problemas. Saludos.

Listen - if you have SIM lock problems with CM, you're going to be stuck on ICS forever, because samsung's official JB is going to have these same protections.


Yup. See the recent PSA regarding nightlies.


You used an unsupported SIM unlock tool that corrupted your EFS.


No. The above will achieve ONE thing and ONE thing only - Make the fuel gauge read more accurately if booted when on low battery.

Full charge-discharge cycles do nothing. Waiting an hour and using your device normally will also achieve the EXACT same results as above.

If your fuel gauge is reading low because you rebooted on low battery, here's my advice:
Charge your damn phone. Don't charge and discharge - just charge it up once and forget about it.


No. CM hasn't supported overclock since GB or ICS, and the new JB kernel removed voltage control. We haven't reimplemented it yet, and honestly, I'm not sure if I'll bother. It's best for, at most, 3-5% savings on CPU core power consumption. In most cases, it trades stability for a fraction of a percentage improvement in battery life.


No. Get a SIM unlock code from your carrier. ANY unofficial SIM unlock method could result in issues down the line, just like what is happening right now.


It's not a bug. It's the end result of Samsung fixing bugs that people were abusing.


Yup. You'll encounter the same issues with Samsung stock JB. I9300 users have been dealing with RILs like this popping up for months.