Aber es hätte ja sein können, dass du schon auf XDA eine inoffizielle Changelog gefunden hastdarth_mickrig schrieb:Wie immer gibt es KEINE offiziellen Changelogs
Changelist: 1156082 -> 1211311
Framework
android.policy:
- change in keyguard, when the SIM card needs an unlock code
framework:
- "OTA domestic SMS" (whatever that means): fix validation privileges to send SMS; also, feature is now disabled (?)
Apps
Live Wallpapers - galaxy and nexus files have differences, don't know if anything visible
Gmail - version 4.3.1 instead of 4.2.1, but current version from store is already 4.5
Google Maps - version 614030402 instead of 614020502, but current version from store is already 614040002
Google Play Services - version 3.0.27 instead of 2.0.12, but current version is already 3.1.36
Google Account Manager - version 4.1.2-610838 instead of 4.1.2-509230 (I didn't get any updates from the store, still have the older version)
Google Partner Setup - version 4.1.2-610838 instead of 4.1.2-509230 (I didn't get any updates from the store, still have the older version)
Google Magazines - version 1.2.1 instead of 1.2.0 (I didn't get any updates from the store, still have the older version)
Google Play Music - version 4.5 instead of 4.4, but current version is already 5.0
PhoneErrService / Error / RilErrorNotifier - fixed small security vulnerability
Play Store / Phonesky - version 4.0.27 instead of 3.10.10, but current version is already 4.1.10
Google Plus - version 3.6.0 instead of 3.3.0, but current version is already 4.0.0
Samsung Favorite Apps widget - minor changes
TW Launcher - small correction for resuming the display (focus back on the launcher) and a folder was being edited
SecMms - small change in code to get current location
SecEmail - change in code to migrate previous versions' database structure
SecPhone - option for disabling video call recording in Australia (CSC_Feature_* Setting); XEO specific tests; flatrate, data and roaming alert popups, (CSC_Feature_* setting)
SecSettings - accessibility widget / panel reacts to orientation change
SysScope - added Verizon specific code for root detection
Google Talkback - version 3.3.0 instead of 3.2.1 (lots of classes changed); no update received from store
Google Search - version 2.4.10 instead of 2.0.0, but current version is already 2.5.8
Youtube - version 4.4.11 instead of 4.2.16, but current version is already 4.5.17
Zinio (Samsung Readers Hub) - tiny change (options menu)
Kernel
- No changes at all in the entire kernel: driver modules (WiFi, exfat, FM radio, ...), init scripts, kernel code image
- Only the build number and timestamps have changed
CSC
XEULS5 vs OXXLS9
Unlike OXX, XEU is not multi-csc and is only for the settings of UK & Ireland
Didn't compare with any previous XEU csc to see what changed.
OXXLS9 can still be used instead of the bundled XEULS5, using Mobile or PC Odin.
Binaries / Libs / Others
Updated files:
- /system/etc/media_codecs.xml: removed some codec entries like video/rv, vp8, audio/ra, audio/arc_*
- /system/bin/dttexe (Kies related)
- several libraries under /system/lib, mostly with small changes (but don't have the detail): android_runtime, AppDataSearch (new), cordon, drm1, goggles_clientvision (new), google_recognizer_jni, patts_engine, sec-ril, stagefright* webcore
Most of the changes are related with several google apps, of which are generally even more recent on the store. There are however a couple which don't seem to be updated from the store, so you'll get a couple fixes by applying XWLSW.
Small fixes in some other apps also included, so if you want you might as well do the upgrade without the need for a wipe.
You can use another CSC (such as the OXX from the previous NEE packages).
One interesting note is the complete absence of kernel changes.
Enjoy
Habe mir trotzdem die neue XWLSW auf mein S2 drauf gepackt!Und diese läuft mit dem HiroX 5.8 Intensive CWM6 Kernel sehr gut.Der neue PhilZ saugt mir mein Akku leer
Kann daher den HiroX Kernel nur empfehlen!Mode2006 schrieb:......Der neue PhilZ saugt mir mein Akku leer
Wenn man aber den Originalen Kernel beibehalten will,dann sollte man den PhilZ nehmen!Der ist dann auch root fähig
Was eigentlich auch der Phenomenal hiroX istAber PhilZ zieht halt am Akku.Und das ist einfach nur ....