[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
I'm afraid I don't know what's causing your issue =( No-one else has reported any issues with data and CyanogenMod contains the biggest APN list I know of. Hopefully someone else had some idea, if not try making a thread in Desire S > General.

Thanks for your support =) The aim of this ROM is to be 100% stock CyanogenMod, it'll never have anything else included because that's not it's purpose. I'll leave it to other developers to add stuff people generally don't need into their ROMs ^.~

See below, "battery drain".

I'll look into this today.

I just got finished testing this. Nothing I do can cause this behaviour =\

Switching both, or any combination of WiFi and 2G/3G on or off with the notification widget *or* the desktop power widget works and sticks. Nothing seems to turn them back on or off without me doing it.

Please see below, "bugs and 3rd party apps".

Please see below, "bugs and 3rd party apps".

Firstly, please don't take the following as a complaint, it's just a few notes about key issues people are raising. Hopefully it'll provide some insight.

My Desire S:

SAGA PVT ENG S-OFF

HBOOT: HBOOT-0.98.2000

RADIO: 20.41.30.0818U_3817.07.00.19_M

ROM: CyanogenMod 7.1 RC1 v1.0.4

KERNEL: Tiamat 1.1.2

RECOVERY: 4EXTRecovery v2.1.3 RC4

Battery "drain" (again):

I base my battery measurements off of actual data from the power consumption, not via battery percentages. The percentages reported are based upon data which requires calibration which can be incorrect (especially as flashing the ROM and clearing /data removes the calibration data). The actual consumption data is from the phone hardware, it doesn't need calibration.

Take a look at this:

(Click for a full-size version)

That data is comparing Virtuous Unity (based on a stock Sense ROM and the Unity kernel) with our CM7 v1.0.4 ROM (based on the latest CM source and the Tiamat 1.1.2 kernel). It records once per minute over an 8 hour time-span overnight where the phone is idle.

The settings on the phone aren't exactly set for power saving. I have automatic data sync enabled, as well as alarms and such. There are a couple of apps which run in the background too. Everything else is default settings.

Average consumption was a mere 7.27mA which is less]/b] than the ROM based on stock which comes in at 7.77mA.

Now I must admit, I live in a great signal area and I know power usage can greatly vary with phones in weaker signals, but I'm certain power consumption with the ROM is good when using the Tiamat kernel.

Why don't we just bundle in the Tiamat kernel? Simple, this is designed to be a stock CyanogenMod ROM, not a customized one. The kernel it ships with will always be a stock CyanogenMod one, even if it does consume more power (over double to be precise). The Tiamat kernel is heavily tweaked and saves a great deal of power. The CyanogenMod kernel is 100% stock.

Bugs & third-party apps:

I'm unable to reproduce quite a few of the bugs reported here, so I'm asking that before calling something a bug you try a clean install of the ROM (wipe data, the caches, and run without third-party applications).

If the bug still occurs then I'll try and reproduce it and fix it, but right now I'm spending lot of time chasing bugs which are almost certainly down to applications people have installed rather than issues with the actual ROM or the CyanogenMod source.

Again, please don't take the above as a developer complaining about his users, that's not my intention. It's just frustrating to spend time chasing problems which aren't problems with the core ROM when I could be using that time on making it better for everyone =)

Thanks for reading =)