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[Xoom Android Development] eddyther:
Same thing here. I reverted to 146 with full wipes and everything went back to normal. 147 and 148 are very laggy on my device.

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It is a nighty, it is free, and it is done by a wonderfull team. Don't speak like it is an OTA from Motorola or as an app that you payed for it.

I think that you misunderstand what a nighty is, and your comments are completely out of place.

Go to stock Rom, or to the stable nighty posted here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1904589

[ROM][JB] Team EOS 3 (Stable release)
[Xoom Android Development] edboston:
Nightlies are tested by the users here who are willing to take a chance of problems by installing them. It's obvious from your comment that you have no business downloading the nightlies and should stick to the release version. The developers of this ROM have done a hell of a good job in providing a great ROM for us to use, and at *NO COST*! If you think you can do better, be my guest. Go make your own *PERFECT* ROM and release it. Or better yet, don't release it. That way you won't have to deal with the crap messages like you posted.

To paraphrase a part of your message concerning your message, "worse post ever."
[Xoom Android Development] Dyelon:
Wow, so I never expected this...but I'm getting extremely laggy performance on my games now also. Cananbalt moves like a snail for one second, then super fast, then super slow...etc

Major mayhem moves really fast, slow, freeze, fast, slow freeze etc

I already flashed back to 146 so I'm surprised this is happening....regular apps working OK...although I do have high battery drain...

Thoughts? Games are basically unplayable atm

EDIT: let me correct myself. First I was on 148 and the sound lagged. Then I flashed to 147 and games lagged. Now I'm back to 146 and lag is gone.
[Xoom Android Development] Mrenoux:
Back to butter on 149 :)
[Xoom Android Development] golfdiesel:
Good news! Going to install it later on.

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[Xoom Android Development] UltimateEnd:
Woahh. 148 did scare the living crap outta me !!

149 feels soo much better !!

Thanks !!
[Xoom Android Development] Dyelon:
Heh yeah, right?
[Xoom Android Development] russtyd:
Same for me... going to go back to 145/146...
[Xoom Android Development] scottgti:
Or you could try 149. :thumbup:
[Xoom Android Development] MashBill:
149 is working good for me. (148 was a disaster.)

Thanks TeamEOS!
[Xoom Android Development] Taysider:
149 running like a dream :D
[Xoom Android Development] russtyd:
Sorry, Should have said, 149 Is really bad too...... :confused:
[Xoom Android Development] MashBill:
You need to do a full wipe.
[Xoom Android Development] Dyelon:
149 running great but I feel like battery life has taken a hit in recent nightlies...

Anyone else?
[Xoom Android Development] jodtalingchan:
Dirty flash to 148 and it still feel laggy ... will try clean install again

Sent from EOS JB XOOM!
[Xoom Android Development] MashBill:
Try 149 first. If it is laggy for you, then wipe and retry.
[Xoom Android Development] UltimateEnd:
I've seen extremely bad change in battery even since I believe 147..

Still good though.
[Xoom Android Development] Dyelon:
Yeah only for a few nightlies but its very significant....I hope team eos finds the culprit
[Xoom Android Development] jodtalingchan:
Sorry my typo. I mean 149 ..

Sent from EOS JB XOOM!
[Xoom Android Development] musashiken:
149 is still laggy. The framerate of the homescreen swiping is horrendous. Seems like the audio buffer is not the issue here since that's the only thing changed in 149.
[Xoom Android Development] Dyelon:
Great performance but I'm losing >10% battery per hour of use....just reading PDFs and switching between notepads and browser
[Xoom Android Development] golfdiesel:
149 was really sluggish on my Xoom, so I tried a clean flash instead. Well, it is an improvement over the dirty flash but still not as smooth as 146.

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[Xoom Android Development] themichael:
Sio io scheduler was added and made default in 148 which is where all the laggyness started. Has anyone tried switching it back to cfq or deadline to see if the lagginess persists? I'd test but I'm on the stable build ATM.
[Xoom Android Development] golfdiesel:
I will try that later today.

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[Xoom Android Development] golfdiesel:
Where do I change the scheduler?

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[Xoom Android Development] themichael:
You can use a program like ROM toolbox or you can paste the attached file in etc -> init.d and change the permissions to match the rest of the files. The attached is set for bfq but u can edit it to one of the other 4.
[Xoom Android Development] sygys:
After reading these problems... no 149 update for me! Ill pass this one also...
[Xoom Android Development] alex94kumar:
Yep, 149 is still laggy. Framerate has taken a hit for whatever reason.... will wait until 150 to see if its fixed......
[Xoom Android Development] golfdiesel:
Tried all available schedulers using ROm Toolbox but there is no difference in framerate. Even with the deadline scheduler (used in 146) it is still laggy and switching between homescreens is very sluggish.

I switched back to 146 again for the time being. I hope that the EOS team will solve this issue.

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[Xoom Android Development] waz675:
If its not slow for any off the devs and not slow the majority of users (as 100 's plus download the ROM and not many complain since most that it work for happily use it amd not say so on any forums) it may take a long time to get 'fixed' if you don't provide logs and/or talk to any devs about your issues.

As it either could be a direct ROM issue or particular app (data) messing with the roms that lag. Unless a Dev has talked about your issues, I'd PM one mentioning the issue to see ifv they can trace it for you.
[Xoom Android Development] petrossa:
Battery hit here too. Pretty severe. No noticeable lag but then again I don't play games on it.
[Xoom Android Development] Mjamocha:
Hey man! How ya doing?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1862591
[Xoom Android Development] Dyelon:
Yeah....battery is really bad. And I'm getting a lot of glitchiness and FCs
[Xoom Android Development] golfdiesel:
I contacted Team EOS through Twitter (@teameos). I'll wait and see if I get a reaction. 146 works perfectly for me, so no real rush here.

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[Xoom Android Development] scottgti:
150 running smooth for me. But, 149 was also. Thanks team eos. :thumbup:
[Xoom Android Development] golfdiesel:
150 is a lot better. Especially when there are no widgets on the homescreen. As soon as I add a couple of widgets to the homescreens the transitions are getting a little choppy.

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[Xoom Android Development] tdarren:
Still rocking my nightly 141. haven't bothered updating

EDIT: Have now updated, nice improvements. Thanks Team Eos

EDIT 2: the game 'Line Runner' from the play store runs in slo-motion which confirms the allegations from previous posts that there is lag. My HTC One X shows no lag on the game 'Line Runner'
[Xoom Android Development] waz675:
Did you do a full wipe if you didn't once you found the lag/slow motion stuff you mentioned?
[Xoom Android Development] lpasq:
to beat a troll do not feed
[Xoom Android Development] okantomi:
Quite true, but I thought it was a teachable moment, lol.
[Xoom Android Development] scottgti:
Everything I use is working great. I tried out Google Now and it works. I have all my apps. Thanks for all the hard work.
[Xoom Android Development] rmkilc:
Is anyone able to get youtube?
[Xoom Android Development] scottgti:
Mine works great.
[Xoom Android Development] bruce2728:
From a titanium backup, think it might need flash so won't be on the market for jellybean
[Xoom Android Development] scottgti:
I did not wipe data. I only wiped cache, dalvik, and system before flashing.
[Xoom Android Development] BigMace23:
So what is the general consensus on dirty flashes over previous nightlies (i.e. from 116 to 117)?
[Xoom Android Development] logitechor:
Thank you Team Eos. Updated to Nightly 117 with the EOS Gaps. Now have 13mg free in System Memory. YouTube - works well. External SD Card and USB Thumb Drive both read and write. All core hardware working. Very Sweet. Jelly Bean is a pretty good upgrade and even better as a .1 upgrade. Thank you ever so much.
[Xoom Android Development] TheJeeks:
I installed an apk and it works great now.
[Xoom Android Development] yosterwp:
If by dirty-flashing, you mean just a wipe cache & wipe dalvik, then dirty-flashing 117 over 116 worked fine for me!
[Xoom Android Development] rmkilc:
I just flashed the latest gapps, and it looks like youtube is included now.
[Xoom Android Development] TheJeeks:
Where did you get the latest gapps from?
[Xoom Android Development] rmkilc:
The first post. They are dated 7/12.
[Xoom Android Development] sushi829:
i just flashed to 117 with the latest gapps, every is working great besides the google voice search. keep up the great work!

i just noticed anything dealing with voice recognition crashes the app you are trying to use it with..
[Xoom Android Development] TheJeeks:
I did not get Youtube with that.
[Xoom Android Development] elsworth1983:
Just flashed the latest gapps dated 7/12 and Google now dosent work anybody got any advice how to get it to work please :D SORTED SOZ FOT THE POST
[Xoom Android Development] jonman364:
This is the same thing I do. I did a full wipe coming from ICS EOS.
[Xoom Android Development] cammel:
Is Google now working for anyone?

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[Xoom Android Development] shaggy5991:
Everything is working great for me except everything that was on my SD card won't play any ideas
[Xoom Android Development] scottgti:
Runs fine on mine.
[Xoom Android Development] Booga Booga:
Will EOS be upgrading this to 4.1.2 that just came out yesterday? I know it's really soon and early but just wondering :)
[Xoom Android Development] rob62551:
Already out! Build 150.
[Xoom Android Development] uzi2:
Running 150 interactive cfq - snappy and responsive, everything is aok :)

Swyped from my Xoom
[Xoom Android Development] villain_allain:
Im using 146. then try to update to 150.

Still there are lags on homescreen. Even if use the interactive.

Restoring again to 146.
[Xoom Android Development] uzi2:
Maybe it's because I'm using Nova...

Swyped from my Xoom
[Xoom Android Development] tdarren:
I installed 150 over the top of 141 and that was it. I didn't flash gapps because from what I understand, you don't have to unless you are installing this from another ROM and gapps get retained when updating.

This is how I always update my Eos.
[Xoom Android Development] waz675:
Well 151 is out.
[Xoom Android Development] tdarren:
Just done a complete factory reset. Still lag. Its like my android has been changed to single core.
[Xoom Android Development] petrossa:
Hia angry artist :P

Great job the scripts, inventive as one would expect from you!
[Xoom Android Development] solarnz:
For those who are experiencing lag on the latest build, could you please flash back to the latest build, then download http://goo.im/devs/solarnz/eos3-wingray-bfq-readahead-121012-boot.img and then flash it by doing

fastboot flash boot eos3-wingray-bfq-readahead-121012-boot.img

Then report back how it feels.
[Xoom Android Development] Apachi2k:
151 + new boot image + factory reset and still very laggy
[Xoom Android Development] Mjamocha:
Thanks man. :highfive:
[Xoom Android Development] musashiken:
Did a triple full wipe, flashed 151 and gapps. Started up and skipped setup. Went into homescreen and tried to swipe. Still laggy. The framerate is really low.

Went on to flash the boot img, full wiped and rebooted. Went straight into homescreen and nope, still laggy. The fluidity found in 146 is simply not there, the drop in framerate is jarring.

Could it be different batches of Wifi Xooms have different memory chips that's causing inconsistent I/O performance?
[Xoom Android Development] golfdiesel:
Should we check serial numbers to see if we can see a pattern there?

Or is there another way to check the production date of the unit?

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[Xoom Android Development] sygys:
As all xooms seem to have it, i doubt its an error in the hardware. Devs should take version 146 and start over. Testing every change they make and test it for lag in OS. Im not installing any more updates until this is sorted out.
[Xoom Android Development] drewski_1:
i'm not seeing the lag on my Xoom. on 151

using Nova. i'll try Stock Launcher when i get home and see if it starts stuttering.
[Xoom Android Development] runandhide05:
I have zero problems on 151. No lag no shutter. Stock launcher
[Xoom Android Development] thewelt1:
No problems with lags but since installing 151 none of my xda apps work both hd and premium cleared cache and data on both but when loading up they just hang????STRANGE..:-|
[Xoom Android Development] lorenza:
My Xoom works as well on 151 as it did on 146.
[Xoom Android Development] petrossa:
No lags since 146, now on 151. Smooth as silk
[Xoom Android Development] Taysider:
I'm the same only thing i had to do was install gapps
[Xoom Android Development] musashiken:
It's strange that different people here are having different experiences.

On 146, swiping the homescreen will have a sliding transition that looks like 50-60 fps. But ever since 147 for me, the sliding of homescreens look like 20-30 fps. It's like honeycomb days.
[Xoom Android Development] golfdiesel:
Indeed strange. I have the same issues as you, for some reason the latest versions do not seem to like certain Xoom examples.

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[Xoom Android Development] lynxboy:
+1

Didn't have any problem on Stable or earlier nightlies.

Switched to the latest CM Nightly and it is smooth as butter.

Regards.
[Xoom Android Development] Mrenoux:
My Xoom is as crispy as ever on 151. I'm using Nova Launcher.
[Xoom Android Development] golfdiesel:
And with the stock launcher?

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[Xoom Android Development] scottgti:
Smooth.
[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
You notice that anyone that says "Smooth" on latest builds, never posts from a Xoom.

:silly:
[Xoom Android Development] scottgti:
Smooth. :beer:

Posted from my smooth Xoom
[Xoom Android Development] Taysider:
151 running smooth as silk:D
[Xoom Android Development] Sistema1927:
Smooth. (Posted from my Xoom on 151.)
[Xoom Android Development] drewski_1:
151. Nova or stock launcher is Smooth ;)
[Xoom Android Development] petrossa:
With the trwp recovery you can flash multiple files in one batch. Works extremely well once you figured out that the link to the internal memory is called :EMMC. Go figure :P
[Xoom Android Development] NoP_Compiler:
xDDDDDDDDDDDDD

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[Xoom Android Development] petrossa:
Speak for yourself. My 2 xooms, one bought in the USA one in France work as smooth as can be on all builds since 146. To my mind it is a software issue rather than a Rom issue.
[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
Forget about "butter/smooth/add viscosity item here"

How many others have to hit the remove notifications icon a few times with settings jumping up and down, before you get rid of them.

Now that is annoying...haha
[Xoom Android Development] lorenza:
Not here
[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
Really...well you must have small fingers then :) I think its fine for a phone as you use the tip of a finger to get rid of them as I'm my SGII with JB. But since I seem to use the edge of a thumb to hit the 3 small lines, it usually always catches in between the settings and clear icon, and usually takes me 2-3 attempts to sort it. Not a problem with the ROM, just me and a crappy design I think. :)
[Xoom Android Development] Jumbie:
Yup, this happens to me all the time. I'm 6'2" with large hands.

Oddly enough, it doesn't seem to happen with my Nexus 7 but it's just like you said where I'll have to do it a few times cause settings keep popping up. I've taken to swiping away the notification now if it's just one or two things cause it's so annoying.
[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
Ah good thanks for that. Yes I think its one of the designs that has not really moved for the tablet, everything else has a tag for HD in apps etc, but this little pop up box has to be worked with one thumb if we stay in landscape mode. Just one of those things, same as the stupid apps icon up the far right, luckily Apex and the likes moves it down to where you can be lazy and activate it. There is probably an app out there somewhere...one day
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Grab the latest nightly. The butter is back. I had killer stutter with my live wallpaper. The latest nightly fixes it. I'll see what I can do to help our fat finger clear notification challenged users :p
[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
Haha thanks mate.

It does make you wonder though, and this is not meant as a troll mode to on. Why can we have people say each build is better than the last etc, when the majority of the time things that are updated, are not going to be noticed (guessing... as I don't understand half the stuff tbh in the updates side) and now we have the Master himself say he has issues. I really don't know what is going on nowadays.
[Xoom Android Development] jodtalingchan:
From my observation, 152 is better compared to all since 146 but 146 is still the best. However I will stick with 152 for now ... Thank you teameos!

Sent from my Xoom
[Xoom Android Development] drewski_1:
the stuff jumping around can be caused by Apps that try and get their notification prioritized to the top. my Beautiful Widgets weather notification does that and a power toggle I used to use also did that.

A bit of a pain, but you need to give them a couple of seconds to "work priorities out" before the drawer is stable.
[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
Thanks. I think it is as simple as how I touch it and where it is, whether it be a simple email or other notification. I just tried it there and if you touch the lower of the three bars or that area it jumps straight up to settings. Unless I hit the icon bang on and it turns blue then they go away. Its an annoyance rather than an issue, and just wondered if anyone had an issue with it.
[Xoom Android Development] Hoochie_Coochie:
Yeah I got the same issue
[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
Good to hear in a bad way of course. Well thinking along these lines, I have no notifications at present, now if you tap the clock in the tray, the settings block jumps up, if you click anywhere on that block now, you can tell the full block is live ready to select options as it all turns blue if held down. My logic is if the notification section is only small, the chances of getting the settings tab jumping up is quite high, and that's whats happening.

So I just downloaded an app to get the notification that it has installed. It looks like the whole block is still active for settings, but just the tiny area that the notification icon exists is so exacting that there is more chances than not of getting settings to pop up by accident.
[Xoom Android Development] jessman1988:
Was I supposed to do a full wipe? Even on 152 it's not as smooth. Any of you noticed more slow down in games? I could play Rayman run and jump wonderfully on 143 but since then it runs at half the frame rate, almost slow motion. I still love everything EOS provides for us, but is there a workaround? Thanks for any help, and for these nightlies.
[Xoom Android Development] d3thstalker:
Wow I'm coming back to my Xoom after months of tinkering with my HTC One X. Like many have said about 151, it is full of stutter. And 152 doesn't really do much to reduce that effect. IDK what's causing this because some report it to be working smooth nevertheless.
[Xoom Android Development] bigrushdog:
Geez guys. To me, the last nightly felt great. Transitions were smooth. Live wallpaper was smooth. And I know stutter when I see it. I'll push it harder with some games to see if i can force some stutter. Something to keep in mind. We're really pushing the physical limits of the Xoom. It is going on 2 years old! That is ancient in today's technology standards. I'm not saying that as a cop out. However, (brd gets ready for flamefest), it is time to consider getting a new device, like the Nexus 7. The N7 is truly a beast of mythical proportions. And eos has the sickest build out there for N7. Just saying.... Flame away lol!
[Xoom Android Development] lpasq:
No flame here. My dinosaur runs great and works fine consuming content. You and solarnz are rock stars. I have never been able to duplicate the stutter issue and flash all nightly releases without data wipes. However I do not game on my Xoom. I am passing on N7 in favor of N10 whenever that happens. I hope you Tiamat/Eos boys put your mojo on that device too. Thanks Dog.
[Xoom Android Development] NoP_Compiler:
That also happens to me...

I switch N times between notifications and settings until I finally manage to click the ********** icon xD

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[Xoom Android Development] musashiken:
No flame here too. You guys have made my Xoom rock for nearly 2 years now, so I'm not complaining. If you and solarnz can't find out the reason why the nightlies lag for some of us, then it can't be helped really. I'm currently pleased with CM10 though I'm really missing the long press on nav bar buttons feature.

Maybe in future one of the nightlies might fix the lag on my Xoom and I'll be running back here.

Anyway I'm waiting for a quad core Nexus 10 or something, I can't imagine downgrading from my 10 inch Xoom to a 7 inch Nexus 7, the screen size is really important for a tablet.
[Xoom Android Development] sygys:
If im right the original version of the 4.1 on the xoom has been released a while ago by motorola. I would like to flash that one over but i want it rooted. Is there a jelly bean version that has not been messed with but has root. Im starting to get sick of this laggy interface on the eos builds. Even the stock 4.04 runs allot smoother...
[Xoom Android Development] golfdiesel:
Well getting sick isn't very usefull... Keep in mind that the devs do this in there spare time...

It's better to try helping out in finding what is causing the problems on some Xoom's and not on all Xoom's

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[Xoom Android Development] jessman1988:
Hey now! There's a big difference between commenting on nighties and sh*t talking in general. There's some love and hard work put into these releases and spouting out like a whiner makes devs abandon projects like this. Let's all quit these babyish comments and appreciate the years of dedication!
[Xoom Android Development] drewski_1:
There's a rooted 4.1.2 posted. Give that a whirl.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1936534
[Xoom Android Development] golfdiesel:
Just tried 152...

I did a factory wipe and I only entered my Google account.

It ran reasonably smooth (still not as smooth as 146) but the moment I added widgets to the homescreens it got choppy again.

I can't find what the problem is :( I am thinking more and more that there are subtle hardware differences between Xoom's ...

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[Xoom Android Development] xoom68:
I still think its more what you do with it. I think its easy to blame Apps whether that be true or not, but at the end of the day thats what its supposed to be for. I think what bigrushdog was saying says as much, if the Xoom is maxed out and you have Live Wallpapers, playing games...etc

Then the Xoom is maybe pushing its age. But if you use it now and again as a Kindle, or to watch the odd TV show, then you may not notice it as much.