yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S Android Development] finnmacool:
I've seen other posts regarding this issue and using XenonHD seemed to solve the problem until yeterday and that's why I flashed this ROM...mediaserver is OUT OF CONTROL!

47% of my battery usage and I never listen to music or watch any video. It says 'downloads' take up this battery as well, maybe just reinstalling apps from Google?

If not, I just might go WAY back to an earlier rom.
[Nexus S Android Development] Scofield.:
I've just turned on the display rotation and my auto-rotation doesnt work, even after a reboot. It was the first time after the i've flashed the RC1, so i dont know if it works before or not.

edit: Just tested the game PingPong and it seems that my accelerometer doesnt work. Never had a problem like this before.

edit2: Wiped Dalvik and cache and it works again. Does anyone have something like this before?
[Nexus S Android Development] debaj:
Works fine for me.
[Nexus S Android Development] wrick01:
anyone have that boot animation handy ?
[Nexus S Android Development] cyrus_e:
Very stable ROM. Performance is pretty good.

Just got one random reboot this morning while listening to music.

However, I don't know why I have so many issues with stock CM9 kernel. Launcher resets almost every 15 minutes. Significant battery drain today. Left the house fully charged, played around with the phone throughout the day (maybe a total of 2 hours), and I'm at 24% now barely 12 hours since the last charge.

I just installed Air Kernel 4.4. Now it's working amazingly well. No redraws/launcher resets. Much smoother as well. Using smartassv2 governor.
[Nexus S Android Development] televate:
I guess I'm the only one having Bluetooth issues. Recognizes my device but won't pair. Same thing for the latest nightly as well.
[Nexus S Android Development] cyrus_e:
No blue tooth issues here. Tried "forgetting" device and re-pairing?
[Nexus S Android Development] mpjoe2000:
i have my NS since a month ago and after testing slim, kang and cm9 i prefer cm9 just for two main reasons, i like the classic toolbar buttons and more important: cm9 does not have mediaserver draining issue. i will keep on cm9 until kang or slim fix that bug, it should be a priority. By the way, i have an i9000 where time to time i make some testing installing some roms, and mediaserver draining bug is present too with lastest slim and kang roms :(
[Nexus S Android Development] gioyann:
Don't complain too much about ICS bugs as we will have a Jelly Bean ROM before that a ICS stable version will be released! :D
[Nexus S Android Development] G-DannY:
LOL

had CM9 RC1 two days ago, in 2 weeks it will be just obsolete...

Good work CM9 team :good:
[Nexus S Android Development] Nuclear_Geko:
Anybody else with the double application bug?

Mainly I have crashes from Email and Exchange service on boot... double Calendar doesn't bother...
[Nexus S Android Development] G-DannY:
Have you flashed again gapps after updating from the nightly to RC1?
[Nexus S Android Development] Nuclear_Geko:
Yep, 2 times, I've also launched the Fix Permission Set.

No I'll try with other GAPPS (the ones listed in this thread). I've noticed that one of the calendar is the version that comes with the CyanogenMOD RC1 ROM and the other one has version 4.0.4 with another date in it that is more recent that the GAPPS indicated in this thread.
[Nexus S Android Development] debaj:
I downloaded RC1 from ROM Manager, and the google apps which you can select before the download is for Gingerbread - presumably for CM7.2 -, not for ICS. (The third option - GTalk with Video Chat - does not even run on CM9 RC1.) This can be the cause for the double apps and the crashes, I did not try to install them because I wanted to do a full wipe and I installed the zips manually, but I saw in the filename that they are for GB. Try to reflash the ROM without the provided GApps, then flash the proper package.
[Nexus S Android Development] dinos3:
why fifa 12 not working on cm9 ?
[Nexus S Android Development] Nuclear_Geko:
The ones I have are both for ICS 4.0.4. Still they are double:

email

exchange services

movie studio

tag

android keyboard

calendar

Those are all doubled
[Nexus S Android Development] debaj:
You should try a clean install.
[Nexus S Android Development] G-DannY:
Go **** CM9, still having the Android OS keep awake and battery drain.

Going to flash stock now, waiting for JB.
[Nexus S Android Development] DaX05:
I just noticed we have a new thread. :) RC1 has been good but as soon as it was released our brothers at the GN got a hold of Jelly Bean lol.
[Nexus S Android Development] Articudos:
When I plug earphone, "mute" changes to "vibrate"

Is there way to prevent this?:)
[Nexus S Android Development] :
Not sure but maybe it has something to do with "settings>sound>safe headset volume". Try to uncheck it and see if it works.
[Nexus S Android Development] Muvolt:
Compared to what? I'm using Slim ICS and everything feels ultra fast in comparison with other recent and major roms (including the latest CM9 nightly). I also get a score of 3350-3400 in antutu with Air 4.4 installed. What's your score with CM9 and that kernel?

I believe that CM9 lags and has a very low I/O speed compared to Slim ICS. This is a shame considering that they almost have the same features and CM9 has a whole team behind it.
[Nexus S Android Development] Dadi68:
What SLIM version are you using dude, 4.0 or 4.1 ?
[Nexus S Android Development] Zardos66:
Oh yes, this is so buttery smooth for me. Love it.

Sent from my bathroom, with toilet paper.
[Nexus S Android Development] mpjoe2000:
this tells you everything:

4.2(WIP)

Posted by krarvind on June 26, 2012 at 11:15 AM

All Devices:

Incorporated the partial linaro like AOKP and CM9. Thoughts?

No it doesn't turn your phone into a missile but there are some notieceable differences in

Browsing ( significant i feel)

Loading of apps

scrolling of pages in tapatalk and xda

higher BM scores ( not that it says the whole story, bedalus is on it to do some detailed testing)

I will fill this up as i find out more.

source: http://www.slimroms.com/apps/blog/entries/show/16488330-4-2-wip-
[Nexus S Android Development] Muvolt:
3.9 ;)
[Nexus S Android Development] ja_ma:
Stock RC1, stock speed, all stock
[Nexus S Android Development] Muvolt:
Thanks a lot for that! It seems that it's still quite slow. I just did another test with Slim ICS and Air kernel 4.4 and I got 3379. I hope that they will improve it...it's a huge and very popular project after all...
[Nexus S Android Development] uzzo85:
What governor, and settings you use :D
[Nexus S Android Development] mpjoe2000:
Stock rc1, stock speed... 3111 points

100 above from your result and i bet my phone has the same performance as yours!!!
[Nexus S Android Development] elnahir:
Hey, I just had my very first phone freeze last night. I was trying to log into a gmail account via Opera Mobile and the phone just froze. I waited for 2-3 minutes but since I had to send a very important email I had to remove the battery. It really felt odd. My best guess is that it has something to do with the cpu speed. I've been using 1200/200 conservative governor for quite some time, but yesterday I switched to 1000/100, just to check it out and I never rebooted. Could this be the reason for the freeze (black screen and the buttons were lit)?

I'm with an i9023, stock CM9.
[Nexus S Android Development] Muvolt:
deadline scheduler and smartassv2 without overclocking (default settings)

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There is always a deviation of 100-150 points in Antutu.
[Nexus S Android Development] debaj:
So what is your point then?
[Nexus S Android Development] bravo04:
so your satisfaction using the phone is rely on benchmark result?

don't believe it too much. use you're own experience than just using software.

i had compare my previous rom with current rom I'm using right now. it has different score about 400 - 500 point. but i feel I'm more comfort with the rom which has less point than high one. its performance even better.

score isn't everything.
[Nexus S Android Development] phander:
EXDialer and CM9

Anyone use EXDialer with this ROM?

It may be entirely unrelated but when I try and make a call to a contact, on the first attempt it dials the last contact I dialled from the call log.

Slightly tricky to explain but if anyone uses EXDialer, can they confirm it's all working well. THen I'll know the problem is just me.

Thanks!
[Nexus S Android Development] Valantin:
Actualy issue are:

- MTP/PTP connection not work, only UMS work

- torch not present

- 200MHz cpu freq instead the standard 100MHz [this is not always]

- problem in lockscreen and received call (the ring does not feel the pressure of the finger) [this is not always]

any plane for this issue?
[Nexus S Android Development] Muvolt:
My point is that the whole system

feels

slow with every cm9 nightly I have tried (compared to every other major ROM and even in a benchmark test I get 2800-2950 for CM9 and 3350-3420/3450 for Slim ICS. That's my point. Deviation has nothing to do with that and it exists in every measuring system.

What is your point?

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No, I'm not so stupid to rely on a benchmark... :) CM9 also

feels

slow compared to any other major rom. Benchmarks just certify my experience with some numbers.
[Nexus S Android Development] debaj:
My point is that if you have a suggestion, then tell us, this bragging about how much faster Slim ICS is leads to nowhere. As I understand, Slim ICS is an extremely stripped-down system, it should be faster by definition, but if you need something that is not there, you are screwed.
[Nexus S Android Development] Muvolt:
The strange thing is that, no matter if it is stripped-down, Slim ICS has 95% (or even more) of CM9 features. That is the fact,which makes me confused about CM9. CM9 also appears to have much more bugs (judging mostly from reports),even in the RC1 version...
[Nexus S Android Development] G-DannY:
Correct, that's why I reflashed stock and abandoned CM fo this 20 days till JB arrives.

Then CM will have to align to JB, think another 3-4 months (looking at CM9 timeline) to have a 4.1 working CM9 Rom.

On stock I only miss notification toggles, but it feels more speedy, stable and battery friendly.
[Nexus S Android Development] :
Power Controls

Enable accessibility service and you're done (will stay on top of the notification drawer most of the time).

Closest to CM9 notification toggles I found.
[Nexus S Android Development] Prajnacara:
Flashed yesterday, so far so good. Last week I flashed matr1x kernel with nightly. Was not ideal. Seems much smoother back with the CM9 kernel. :D

Like the new CM wallpapers too, but the funky blue, red and green arrow ones are gone. :thumbdown:

Sitting in a cafe all day with wifi because the house is being fumigated. Images of Naked Lunch and talking giant cockroaches expected for this evening. :eek:

Sent from Huifeng's CM9 Nexus S via XDA App
[Nexus S Android Development] Nexus-S:
Really happy with the performance and stability of RC1.

It will be my daily driver until Jelly Bean drops.
[Nexus S Android Development] Valantin:
I've disabled weather, same problem....
[Nexus S Android Development] thyeme:
Hey guys! does anyone of you know if this rom has the linaro code in?! thanks
[Nexus S Android Development] jerrymouse12:
It's a strange thing - I noticed this too. Whichever kernel I try (Matr1x, Air, Trinity), overclocked or not...it's not as smooth and fast as CM9 stock kernel. This is true only for CM9. In other ROMs, different kernels made huge difference (I used Matr1x previously with other kernel because it worked best for me, but either v22 is broken or it does not go well with CM9 on my phone).
[Nexus S Android Development] Muvolt:
No it doesn't, but, as it seems from other roms, it makes no difference. Linaro was just a "bubble" for performance.
[Nexus S Android Development] mpjoe2000:
this is very strange fans from SlimICS rom are having a lot problems with cm9, problems i don't have and i use my phone a lot, what a coincidence! xD :-P
[Nexus S Android Development] mpjoe2000:
you don't have really an idea of all the effort behind CM9 team, there have been a lot of core fixing to AOSP sources, you are just focus on customizations features which are great from kang project and in a "blazing fast" rom placebo effect due some benchmark numbers.

I just try yesterday slim rom 4.2, a great rom but every time i turn on wifi, mediaserver process begins to eat cpu resources, as you can see on the screenshot i've attached.

there's also an antutu's screenshot benchmark result, best result with all apps installed and only data enabled = 3167 best try from 2.
[Nexus S Android Development] mpjoe2000:
Fixed on v101 please update, is not rom related.
[Nexus S Android Development] Muvolt:
Try Slim ICS with Air Kernel...it's the best combo. Far better than CM9...and it's not a placebo effect...I did a lot of tests and I don't rely on benchmark numbers...those numbers just certify my experience...

I get at least 3340 points with Air Kernel 4.4 installed...the same kernel with CM9 is just slower...there is something going on with the I/O speed in CM9...

Anyway, in almost 2 weeks we will have an even better, official version(Jelly Bean).

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I don't have a reason not to be a fan of CM9...after all, everybody use CM customizations or take ideas from them. For me there are no names or developers...there are just practically good or bad roms. If you think that there is nothing wrong with CM9 then go on..use it and be happy.Idon't have the same opinion, and between almost 11 roms I have tried, Slim ICS was the best. You can also count how many bug reports there are for CM9 RC1 and how many for Slim ICS in the last week....you will be surprised by the result.
[Nexus S Android Development] mpjoe2000:
You are wrong!!! there's nothing wrong with I/O speed, low benhmark is due a limited FPS GPU results...

This is pointless since you don't understand about proportionality

You didn't mention anything about mediaserver draining bug in slim!!!

End of this pointless conversation for me, you can say whatever you want, your free to do it, Open Source is not about competition is about to sharing knowledge.

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this are all changes from rc1 to 20120629 cm9 nightly

fix README.mkdn, which still says gingerbread
Merged on Jun 27th at 00:42:37 in android_vendor_cm

Merge "camera: Add additional resolutions" into ics
Merged on Jun 26th at 11:23:59 in android_packages_apps_Camera

webgl: fix build error
Merged on Jun 26th at 09:04:20 in android_external_webkit

liblights: Store LED battery status and restore it after a notification LED blinking
Merged on Jun 26th at 06:53:55 in android_hardware_samsung

Merge "Revert "libstagefright: Fix MPEG4 timestamp"" into ics
Merged on Jun 26th at 00:37:57 in android_frameworks_base

msm7x27a: Disable FM hooks if the device doesn't have FM_RADIO
Merged on Jun 25th at 17:20:18 in android_hardware_qcom_media

hardware/alsa_sound: ifdef for samsung audio
Merged on Jun 25th at 14:46:19 in android_hardware_alsa_sound

webkit: Disable WebGL by default
Merged on Jun 25th at 12:30:55 in android_external_webkit

Revert "libstagefright: Fix MPEG4 timestamp"
Merged on Jun 25th at 05:01:37 in android_frameworks_base

Missing Simplified Chinese Translations for the Camera App
Merged on Jun 27th at 17:02:18 in android_packages_apps_Camera

patchram: added support for samsungs semcove and semcosh
Merged on Jun 27th at 09:50:03 in android_system_bluetooth

samsungwifi: added support for semcosh
Merged on Jun 27th at 09:47:47 in android_hardware_libhardware_legacy

mms: fixed finnish translations
Merged on Jun 27th at 08:17:11 in android_packages_apps_Mms
[Nexus S Android Development] Muvolt:
You don't have to be upset, we just discuss some things. Something IS strange with the I/O speed (or something that has to do with write/read speeds) and I'm not talking about it based on those benchmarks...I wonder why all of you pay so much attention to my simple example with those benchmark numbers...it was just a certification of my practical experience with these roms...not a proof or anything else. Try deleting some apps with Titanium backup in CM9 and try the same in Slim ICS with Air Kernel...you will see that that action takes an average of 4-5 seconds in cm9 for each app, whereas in Slim ICS takes almost 1-2 seconds. Also, the best ICS launchers out there are noticeably slower in CM9 in comparison to Slim ICS and Air Kernel.

I don't have that problem with Slim ICS 4.2 + Air Kernel 4.4 combo, so, there is really nothing I can mention about it.

Competition is everywhere. The lack of competition means lack of progress. Just accept it.
[Nexus S Android Development] dEris:
Lol right? Novice graphic designers should learn Photoshop and design skills before learning how to theme. You can't just throw a bunch of shiny crap on every single android element and call it a good looking theme. It's got to be smooth and have flow. Sigh..

And really? How could you say I have bad taste because I think this theme is way more sleeker than this Cobalt "theme" you like.

)) ne×us s - MIUI 4 ((
[Nexus S Android Development] hongphooey:
Is it just me or is the torch notification shortcut not working? When I try to activate it it wont. Its grayed out. Anyone know a fix?

I tend to use my phone as a flash light and use the notification drop down shortcut.
[Nexus S Android Development] Lordofminor:
I cant download Google Earth. Says my device is not supported. WTF? Anybody with this problem?
[Nexus S Android Development] Lordofminor:
Thanks, but I don't get why I can't download it from market. I mean, few weeks back, I could, but now I can't even see it.

Is it because of ICS?
[Nexus S Android Development] wolf230:
Please...what means "stable" for you?

'Cause nightly are "stable" from 4 mounth ago
[Nexus S Android Development] N@th_OC:
backing up that! :D
[Nexus S Android Development] omartins:
Hi!

is there any way to go back to CM9 stock kernel after trying other kernels without flashing entire ROM? I've looked around but was no lucky finding flashable CM9 stock kernels...

Any idea?

Tks.

RM
[Nexus S Android Development] Articudos:
I know this is double post..(posted long ago)

Why Can't I get themed pattern lock

in cm9 rc1..?
[Nexus S Android Development] Heeter:
Hi all,

I am experiencing lots of lag coming out or closing apps or starting, ending calls with this rom.

I have cleared the cache, anything else I can do

Thanks

Heeter
[Nexus S Android Development] wolf230:
Same here, with RC1

I've cleaned cache,Davilk and also fixed permission, all unusefull.-...
[Nexus S Android Development] codf4ther:
Stuck Search Button

I tried RC1 out for a few days as it had been a long time since I'd driven a CM rom for any length of time. After doing a clean install, I found that the rom was basically unusable in any areas with less than 3 bars. The old "stuck search button" bug is so prevalent that you can't get anything done on the phone. I know this is a known issue from the early days on the Nexus S (in poor connection areas), but I don't see this anywhere near as often on AOKP or MIUI. Has there been some upstream fix that the CM team hasn't incorporated for some reason?
[Nexus S Android Development] Pi3rluigi:
I was coming from CM9.7 and all is fine,except for a stange battery issue:

the phone use 40% of it for the first 24 hours,and then it star draining very fast, using the rest to run for 12 hours :confused:
[Nexus S Android Development] G-DannY:
it's the same here and for other users. You see an high Android OS battery usage with high keep awake time?

if yes, it seems to be the same bug. No answer yet on how to fix it or why it comes out.
[Nexus S Android Development] Pi3rluigi:
I think is not the same

Inviato dal mio Nexus S con Tapatalk 2
[Nexus S Android Development] omartins:
Many thanks!

Meanwhile I've also found this other thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1583086

where there is a link to CyanogenMod stock kernel right in the OP.

RM
[Nexus S Android Development] G-DannY:
Lol. You do not see that when the line starts to drop your screen is off but the phone keep staying awake? It's the same problem. After 50% it goes down so quickly, phone just start to not idle correctly and android os battery usage is incredibly high (or just more of "telefono inattivo")
[Nexus S Android Development] cheddaface:
After i flashed this rom on my friends phone his gps wont lock, i cleared it and uninstalled and re downloaded still says it wont lock any help?
[Nexus S Android Development] Pi3rluigi:
I cleaned battery stats and the eavy battery drain started immediately,with Matr1x kernel I got great battery but it restarts randomly.
[Nexus S Android Development] derekwilkinson:
i have one super good suggestion. read the FAQ. It says raise the voltages if you have resets. :rolleyes:
[Nexus S Android Development] Pi3rluigi:
I know it,thanks:D

There are also some more considerations that isn't the case of discuss here
[Nexus S Android Development] geo741:
please

tell me how i can install face unlock from gapps , it is on optional folder and i dont know how to do..please
[Nexus S Android Development] debaj:
Try the instructions here: https://plus.google.com/u/0/111722836277981844223/posts/2LthtkGD8aY
[Nexus S Android Development] CrabMan:
I've been using this rom for some time and today my phone was just lying on table and suddenly it rebooted. I did nothing, it rebooted.

What keywords should I search logcat file for to find that soft reboot moment?
[Nexus S Android Development] apatal:
/proc/last_kmsg

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S Android Development] CrabMan:
I've already got it from phone, but it is a huge file. How do I find the soft reboot moment in it?
[Nexus S Android Development] SA-07:
Check the kmsg for the words "kernel panic." If it has that then it is an actual kernel issue that needs to be addressed

If it doesn't say that then it is most likely

a. UV

b. Your frequency/OC

etc

What kernel are you running?

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S Android Development] Lordofminor:
I have problem with battery charging... Fro example, I'm on 8%, so I connect charger and leave the phone to charge itself... I go check if after an hour, and phone is VERY HOT, and it says its on only 14% after an hour?!

I restart it, it cools down a bit, but still hot, and now it says 61% on battery..

WTF? What do I need to do? Om on current CM9 RC1... Should I wipe battery stats? If yes how? Thanks for help
[Nexus S Android Development] debaj:
Sounds like you have a defective charger or battery. Try a different charger, if it does not solve the problem, replace the battery.
[Nexus S Android Development] CrabMan:
Default kernel, which came with the rom. default UV, frequency.

Also no Kernel Panic in my last_kmsg
[Nexus S Android Development] Lordofminor:
Can I use charger from Sony Ericsson?
[Nexus S Android Development] SA-07:
Ok it is probably a UV issue... try raising your arm volts

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S Android Development] debaj:
If it has a micro-USB end, then yes.
[Nexus S Android Development] G-DannY:
For anyone with batterydrain and/or high android os battery usage and keep awake time:

try to disable settings -> audio -> touch sounds and screen lock sound.
[Nexus S Android Development] Lordofminor:
The things is, I didn't had this problem at first. Only with trying ICM ROMs :/

I also think I was trying battery stats wipe in CWM, can't be problem be there?
[Nexus S Android Development] :
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27598370

Get working MTP by adding marmite...
[Nexus S Android Development] Lordofminor:
Ok, I used charger from Sony Ericsson W19i, it was on 7% when I plugged it in, not its 48% and no overheating
[Nexus S Android Development] DaXmax:
Mathkid forgots that the deafult cm kernel doesn't have custom voltages.