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I have Tried this rom despite the previous version of Jelly Bam was better in terms of launcher and app interface but if we compare the customisations and functions this rom is king over all roms but When it comes to GAming or Browsing this Rom fall short of Ram and Lags alot……………..I have tried kernel combinations like devil,air,and matrix but this rom is A complete Failure
Max can u tell me a rom with or without kernel combination which is Best for gaming and alot of apps, having more than atleast 250mb+ free ram………dont want any customisations just want Smooth interface for 3d Gaming!
I want to install that but after click on recovery In fastboot and Google logo came on it stop there and l’ve to take my battery out.
posting it to xda-developers forum will be a big help for more people out there 🙂 i will try this rom for this week thanks!
I also did the same job, (all three wipes, factory reset, cache partition, and dalvik cache) but not booting, stuck on google logo. May be it is because of i downloaded unstable the first from its official download site (jellybam-v9.2.0_crespo.zip) now downloading jellybam-v7.7.0_crespo-STABLE.zip instead of linked here jellybam-v7.4.0_crespo-STABLE.zip
posting it to xda-developers forum will be a big help for more people out there i will try this rom for this week thanks!
I have installed the ROM and it worked perfectly. However, after I select Tablet UI in Paranoid Preferences I get the new DPI for the rest but in the launcher’s home screen the dock on the bottom doesn’t disapear and I can’t access the notification panel. This happened recently and it used to work a few days ago. Anyone else experienced this on their phone and knows how to fix it?
In the video, did you use the nexus s 4g, cause I saw you touch the hardware key “Home”. But I didn’t see the led light. Am i wrong?
I use the nexus s 4g but still can install this rom. Could you show me how to turn off the led light of the hardware keys?
Hey Max, I have been trying this rom for a couple of days now and I have to say that it is a very complete Rom. I mean, it has everything you need in terms of customizations, but as I see it’s not very well suited for the Nexus S. Because it has lots of things the phone is always trying to free up space on the ram ending up filling up the 400 or so mb of space…
Thank you for your great posts! Nevertheless, this ROM is not quite what I expected: over the past few days I conclude that it is slow and laggy. Now going back to HellyBean.
This ROM is great for customization but my god its awful for performance.. i’ve tried everything i know to try speed it up but nothing works its the worst rom i’ve had in terms of lag and apps crashing also, Raspbeanjelly ROM and Slimbean are my two favourite ROM’s so i think il be going back to one of them 😛
Though this bloated rom is full of “features”, most of which are unnecessary and several that don’t work for the NS, it is sluggish and ram hungry… Features be damned if my phone is reduced to this tortoise existence… There are new rom’s available that are fast and have the features you actually need and work, without sacrificing the NS’s precious ram and suffering from lag… Carbon is a new edition to the NS rom family and Gamerz as well, both are fast, virtually lagless and offer an array of useful features.. Other rom’s have been updated and are also quite good at offering more than bells and whistles…
I trying to download apps from BAM Modder but in destination folder there is nothing. do something wrong?
Can you tell me if is possible to install a rom with native (carrier) video call because i have free minutes of video call from my carrier?
Any ROM also has to have the correspondingly right KERNEL for it to perform at the best. Some Kernels allow you to use the full features of any given ROM. Its always the right combination which brings out the best of your phone. If you do some research before installing a Custom ROM to find the best combination it is always better. This does not mean that this rom is the best. But some ROMS work good work with some kernels only and that combi has to be right along with your device.
I’ve tried 4.4. even i came from 2.3.6. with help of Nexus hack website. I tried all ROM up to this date.Finally i found this is the ultimately suitable for Nexus s. My advice is there no more to try find better ROM than this. Thanks to developers,
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I overheard a bloke on Trent Bridge telling his mate that Nathan Tyson was on the bench earlier today, but figured it must be an elaborate wind up! On arriving at the ground my neighbour informed me it was indeed true, not only that, the rest of the bench had two more strikers on it – whoever said Smoulders was a defensive manager?! The news was met with a combination of disbelief, pleasure and being worried about whether it’s too soon for the striker to make his return.
Smoulders didn’t surprise us with the starting XI though, sticking with his latest 3-4-2-1 type concoction, with Smith in goal, a back three from left to right of Brecks, Cullip and Morgan, and a midfield four of Curtis, Perch, Clingan and Southall, with Harris and Commons playing just behind Junior Agogo leading the line. Quite early in the first half it was apparent that Brentford are, for want of a more eloquent phrase, complete crap – Forest were able to play some nice passing football, and eventually Commons was to be brought down on the edge of the area.
As he lined up to take the resulting freekick we mocked him from the stands, so he duly made us look silly and put it into the bottom corner of the goal! More passing football followed, this formation seems to give us much more space on the width before – which was good when down the right to Southall, but whilst Curtis works hard he needs to cut inside too frequently down the left. In the 37th minute another foul, another freekick – Commons looked to have talked Southall out of taking it, and lucky he did, as he did exactly the same as before with this one to make it 2-0!
Half time arrive leaving us in good spirits, and perhaps predictably in the second half Forest took their foot off the gas somewhat, and whilst Brentford had more time and space to come at us, they didn’t bother – I can see why they’re on such an appalling run, they’re disorganised, unconfident and lack leadership. Forest had a few nice passing moves, but nothing very incisive, just as the game was getting stale Smoulders sent on Nathan Tyson for Junior Agogo – the ground erupted in applause to see the number 9 back so soon – it was a great moment!
Tyson looked eager, fast and fresh – what a message to give out to the rest of the league, we’re 7 points clear and now we’ve started to build our best strikers’ fitness levels around a month earlier than we expected to! Later Jack and Grant were brought on for Harris and Commons, which was a bold move by Smoulders, who clearly was looking to make the win resounding – Tyson moved to the left of a three pronged attack, and soon burst past the fullback as we had come to expect from him – it was magic to see, even if on this occasion there was no end product!
Grant still looks like a player distracted, a couple of chances he had he dallied too long before pulling the trigger, the second time it looked to me a good shout for a penalty (that said, I reckon Brecks handballed in the first half in our area, so it’s swings and roundabouts). The was a scary moment that may have made Smoulderwood’s bold substitutions look rash, as Paul Smith took a nasty tumble and landed awkwardly, but thankfully he seemed okay, and the full time whistle followed to cheers from the home fans.
With Yeovil beating Brizzle it – as I might have mentioned, but I’ll never tire of it – leaves us SEVEN POINTS CLEAR AT THE TOP OF THE LEAGUE!!!! Fear us, League One, for we are mighty! Oh yes! Four league games, four victories, no goals conceded – throw in a couple of cup wins, and who’s thinking about the Scunny game? 🙂
No sooner has Amici been reglazed, comes the tumultous news that Forest will once again play host to the charming denizens of Bristol City again this season. This time in the rapidly-becoming-more-interesting Johnstone’s Paint Trophy. The game will feature at the City Ground on the week commencing 27th November, and pits the two competition favourites against one another in the quarter final stage of the southern section.
Given the likelihood of a midweek fixture, and the general lack of interest in the competition as a whole, there’s unlikely to be a repeat of the scenes of chaos after our league encounter with Bristol, although a tie like this could well see more than just the Main Stand open for the fixture, possibly even the Trent End too (woo!). The number of carrot crunchers who make it is likely to be more than Brentford brought in the last round, but still not huge numbers.
Getting past Bristol would really open up the competition – the other sides included are listed below, and us and City do stand out as the better teams, in my opinion – in a way it’s a shame we were not able to meet at the final – but then, a trip to Cardiff with tens of thousands of teach set of fans could well have been a recipe for disaster! So whilst I may have mentioned before, the league comes first, it would be nice to rub a bit of salt in Brizzle wounds and beat ’em in this as well 🙂
I suppose at least we didn’t get Brighton away!! Who’s up for Forest vs Stags at the Millennium Stadium in April? 😆
Metropolitan Demetrius, head of the local Eparchial Synod in North America of the GOC (K), recently visited the Hermitage of St. Clement of Ochrid as reported on the American GOC (K) website. GOC (K) faithful traveled from neighboring Alabama, as well as from Atlanta and Savannah Georgia to join Metropolitan Demetrius and the Hermitage for the occasion.