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[Nexus S General] Morpheuspt:
I'm having some trouble with widgets. I'll explain.

Since 4.1.1 sometimes my Beautiful Widgets super clock dissapears from the screen, and at the same time my Swiftkey 3 keyboard also dissapears, and resets to the default keyboard.

To get the clock and keyboard, i need to select both from the menu, therefore its not a temporary issue.

Its as if the OS performed a mini wipe.

I wanted to post this on the development thread, but i'm a newbie :(
[Nexus S General] sossio18:
It's a bug of jellybean!

Use titanium backup: make a backup of the app with titanium and remove the app. Then restore app trough titanium. It will work

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[Nexus S General] _android_:
Did you move the widget apps to sdcard? If so move them back to phone.
[Nexus S General] wishmasterf:
Problem with Hutchinson 3 Austria ( 2G -> 3G )

Hallo,

I have following problem with "Hutchinson 3 Austria". "Hutchinson 3 Austria" has only a UMTS - network (3G). It uses the GSM (2G) network of A1 and T-Mobile, because they do not have a 2G-Network self. If i loose connection with "Hutchinson 3 Austria" i get a 2G connection over A1 or T-Mobile. But if "Hutchinson 3 Austria" - 3G-Network is available again it went not back to 3g. It still stays on 2G. My Phone is set to "WCDMA prefered". Hope anyone can help me. I use latest nightly of CM 10 (120823) on my Nexus S.

thanks for your help!
[Nexus S General] Firetime123:
Does anyone of you know if there will be a right management again like in CM7. I was a little bit disappointed that this feature wasn't in CM9.

Until CM10 runs well, I think in two months it will be very awesome
[Nexus S General] Dismal Shadow:
There will be.
[Nexus S General] infernalMan:
any reports from today's build ?? :D
[Nexus S General] sossio18:
CM file manager included...this is the only thing

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[Nexus S General] infernalMan:
yeah i know it.

i mean in kernel.

they update it to 3.0.50 right??

how's the performance at all.
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
yes kernel is now 3.0.50
[Nexus S General] aladin6:
The OS is much smoother! no ?
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
smoother as yesterday.. no, It seems to be the same.. but battery life seems to be great !!
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
Dunno if it's with today's nightly, but expanding and collapsing notifications is perfectly smooth now. Wasn't when notification toggle was introduced. Just an example of ongoing optimization.
[Nexus S General] jokkir:
Installing the latest update removed my 4.2 Camera & Keyboard. Just a heads up to reflash those two when upgrading :P
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
yes ....
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
Which means you're either updating via cm-update, rom-manager or, if manually via zip, you have no idea what happens when you flash a ROM. :p Actually that's true for all three options. ^^
[Nexus S General] jokkir:
Not really lol. I just assumed that there's some bash script that does some of the formatting for you and whatnot and didn't think that these updates would do that since it's not a clean install every time. I haven't really looked into how Android stuff works yet (which I should since I plan on developing some Android stuff soon >__>)

Ah, that makes sense.
[Nexus S General] FlatEric0074:
Screenrotation not working in latest nightly version, anyone can complain? Same problem also in the euroskank build! :(
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
Nope, works fine for me.

And here's the "trick":

You can add files to a zip before flashing it. Open it and you'll see it has a system-dir and in there you'll see familiar things. (deleting stuff works as well) Personally I added lots of apk's to gapps-zip (it has 140mb now), since it doesn't change on a daily basis. Just remember to flash it every time after the rom-zip. Regarding new gallery and keyboard: Besides the apk's, don't forget the libraries.
[Nexus S General] cinek1987cinek:
Working [build: 20121102]

But, I still have a problem with the music on the lockscreen ;/
[Nexus S General] FlatEric0074:
Thanks to all, seems to be a bad flash. After wiping cache and flashing again, all works ok.
[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
Batterylife?

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[Nexus S General] Shawtux:
Hi, anyone know of the issue with the webpage rendering I showed in the previous page? It's still in the nov 2 nightly.
[Nexus S General] SamuelDebruyn:
I had it too and I'm on M2. Today was the first time I got it. I think it's just a problem on Google's webservers.

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[Nexus S General] infernalMan:
I really love cm filemanager ui.

I wish they will have a built in archive viewer.

So i can leave es filemanager for the first time.
[Nexus S General] Prajnacara:
Nightly marmite...

Here goes the <cm-10-20121103-NIGHTLY-crespo.zip> with a nice spread of <marmite_v6.6CM.zip> on top.

Haven't flashed a different kernel for a while, but seems that a lot of members have said great things about this combo. :)
[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
Yes, marmite is a very great kernel.

Everything smooth and long batterylife.

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[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
I will try it .. but what is for you a long batterylife ?
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
That depends on YOUR personal settings, usage and syncs alone. You can only give it a try and compare if it's better or worse.
[Nexus S General] amangoenka:
20121103 Nightly is really awesome. Super smooth. Want to try with mermite kernel as others have been saying. Where can i find one?
[Nexus S General] Shawtux:
I've had it for a while now. Can't seem to render pages right :(:(
[Nexus S General] cmdrtomalacc:
sweet, on the 11/2 nightly runs decently, a few hiccups every now and then. CM10 was a lot smoother on my SGS, but I can't complain. I love CyanogenMod.

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sweet, on the 11/2 nightly runs decently, a few hiccups every now and then. CM10 was a lot smoother on my SGS, but I can't complain. I love CyanogenMod.
[Nexus S General] Dismal Shadow:
Anyone knows why it's not showing iPhone emoji?
[Nexus S General] superng888:
Just look in the android development forum... the dev's name is beladus if I'm not mistaken :)
[Nexus S General] Prajnacara:
Links here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AntDDKv-lS6IdEt6NWVkX01vNmpfbEh4MHo4eDRCbXc#gid=0

Make sure you use the correct one, eg. <CM Nightlies from Sept 19th onwards> (assuming you're on CM if you're reading this thread).
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
Iphone ?? what is Iphone ?? a virus ?? :D
[Nexus S General] amangoenka:
Just downloaded the Marmite kernel. Wow the difference is huge.

Never knew kernels could make such a difference

It's like a different phone altogether.

This is the third time i am editing this. This kernel is just too good. Brand new phone again after two years

Thanks guys
[Nexus S General] ayrtonforever:
but...this kernel haven't BLN??? can't believe it :(
[Nexus S General] superng888:
Flash other kernel like marmite 6.6 cm edition or air kernel and download nstools to configer BLN :D
[Nexus S General] ayrtonforever:
i have flashed marmite 6.6 but the BLN option in the CM10 system settings was disabled, not selectable...

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[Nexus S General] apatal:
You need to use a different utility like NStools or BLN free/pro. Download it from the play store.

Posted using xda mobile app
[Nexus S General] bringonblink:
Hey guys, quick question.

I'm on CM10 M2, and one thing i have noticed is when you use the stop clock, after a minute the screen dims so you can't really see it.

Is there any settings to stop this in the nightlies?

Cheers.
[Nexus S General] Shawtux:
any1 knows why this occurs?

This happens with all pages :( they all look like they're zoomed out.

im on nightly 02 nov with marmite 6.7. This has happened on every upgrade or clean install.

Any ideas?
[Nexus S General] amangoenka:
I don't care for BLN as far as it super sonic
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
...or learn how to use a script in init.d. And above all, ask in the right thread! (=kernel-thread)
[Nexus S General] marco1309:
hi guys, yesterday i put slim bean, but i don't like it too much.

i want to try cm10.

do you advice me cm9 stable or cm10 nightly?

for the last version, do i need the gapps? because on cyanogen site i don't fint them.
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
CM10. Latest nightly, forget the M-versions, they're just snapshots (=M2=nightly from that day).

Regarding gapps, that question is just lame. :banghead: Enter "gapps" in google and, oh my god! http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Latest_Version/Google_Apps (yes, you need them)
[Nexus S General] C4SCA:
ics is better to play games...

u can try an aosp rom and install matrix kernel for great stability OC or marmite for more free ram (10 more mb)
[Nexus S General] ayrtonforever:
i have installed marmite kernel 6.7 cm, with blx, but...what is blx?

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[Nexus S General] monsterduc1000:
Thanks for the suggestions but I think I have found a good combo in knzo's Strawberry v10.31 and the marmite kernel (6.6 for right now, my first ever kernel flash!!!), which is pretty much exactly what you recommended. Ridiculously smooth and the games I want to play haven't had any hiccups yet. Hopefully it works out otherwise its back to my backup of CM9.
[Nexus S General] dwarf77:
I've been using CM10 nightlies with stock CM kernel for a while now. Flicking through this thread I've decided to give the marmite kernel a try.

Hence I'm using the the November 4th nightly and marmite 6.7 at the moment. According to bedalus' change log I've set max. CPU frequency to 1100 MHz. Furthermore, I've set window & transition animation scale as well as animator duration time (in developer options) to 0.5. Man, that's a really nice combo! My Nexus S feels really smooth and swift and is very responsive.
[Nexus S General] ayrtonforever:
guys, what's blx? it's in the marmite kernel features, but I don't know it...

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[Nexus S General] nitroxt:
I used 04.11.2012 nightly with marmite 6.6 kernel AND set max background processes to 2 and long pressing back to force close.

for me the settings in the developer section made it WAY faster.

Installing 6.11/marmite 6.7 with adjusted settings now :)
[Nexus S General] ttakacs:
I installed Marmite 6.7 and set max CPU freq to 1096 MHz, but that setting forced a boot loop. Reset to the 1000 MHz default, changed the settings in the developer section and now this phone flies!
[Nexus S General] ayrtonforever:
yes, is superfast this way, but miss the crt effect when locking screen :(

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[Nexus S General] oliver2ooi:
Might be asking a noob question here : when I used to flash kernels on cm builds it was for having BLN when cm7-cm9 kernel didn't, is it possible to make cm10 default kernel act like marmite kernel for instance?
[Nexus S General] mrtcelebi:
good

thanks for working
[Nexus S General] stergios_ath:
Does the cm061112 smothest ever?
[Nexus S General] karnoff:
What the hell is that
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
I think he asks if nightly 20121106 is the smoothest so far (which it is). ^^
[Nexus S General] gummie:
Yeah it really is smoother and has great color now but I cant seem to restore some apps from Titanium Backup (like NFS Shift, Picsart, Worms) but when I flash back to older CM Nightlies they work like charm. Anyone has this issue?

Edit: I cant even install them manually via APK nor from Google Play (Error: Couldnt install on USB Storage or SD Card).

Device: Nexus S (M200S)

ROM - Cyanogenmod 10 - Nightly 11062012

Kernel - CM Stock

MOD - None

Edit: Dirty Flashed from 11022012 (completely restored all apps) to 11062012 hope nothing will break now.

Edit: Phew, dirty flash worked no broken apps, now I'm not sure if I can still update those said apps that cant be installed when I clean flashed.
[Nexus S General] Leauwie:
I was hoping 'Change I85ca6c4b: Remove extraneous "/" from UPDATES_FOLDER constant' was going to fix the CM updater, but it sill shows an error when trying to update in recovery.
[Nexus S General] mithrado:
radio problems in cm 10

Hi everyone,

I am brazillian that moved to the UK last week. I ve bought a 3 sim card and since then I cant listen/ be hear in my mobiles calls. That is so annoying because I need to find a place to live and need to call.

Im using last cm nightlies, with its kernel in my 9020A nexus s. Im guessing that its a radio problems, but im not certain of it.

please help me

mith
[Nexus S General] Mark2dp:
Wow, the 1107 nightly is the smoothest I've ever tried (cm stock kernel, no OC)
[Nexus S General] androidalga:
Flashed last 20121107 nightly + 4.2gapps and it's running great.
[Nexus S General] scriptkids:
do you have a plan support for ad-hoc ?
[Nexus S General] pik.:
where did you find the 4.2 apps?

thanks:cyclops:
[Nexus S General] karnoff:
http://goo.im/gapps
[Nexus S General] pik.:
thank you very much sir :good:

do you have everything working?

camera?photosphere?video?

thanks
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
not available anymore
[Nexus S General] pik.:
No BLN on 20121107?
[Nexus S General] karnoff:
I do...running the same

the link works for me, just tried it

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oh and for the last posts, those are the 4.1.2 gapps....i think what the other guy meant were the 4.2 keyboard and gallery apps...they are floating around on xda somewhere...those work with the latest nightly...my fault.
[Nexus S General] assassinoid:
Yippe!!!!

going to try this thankx
[Nexus S General] gummie:
I cant stop to notice but the gapps 20121011 has an optional portion w/c contains face unlock. We have front camera but why it wont get installed. Is it CM10 incompatible or what?

Anyway just tried fresh install of CM10 nightly 11072012 and all restored well no more problems that I encountered on nightly 11062012.
[Nexus S General] jvincent08:
I'm getting the "this app is not compatible with your device" error on at least half of the apps in the play store. Any ideas? Did this with CM9 too :/
[Nexus S General] androidalga:
I downloaded from here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1965895

Yesterday it was working everything fine, clock, camera, keyboard, etc.

With todays nightly the keyboard stoped working, wiped data/reset and installed everything from scratch, any sugestion?
[Nexus S General] dwarf77:
I just did a clean install of the 20121108 nightly and installed the 4.2 gapps from here:

http://phandroid.com/2012/11/06/android-4-2-gapps-package-download/ (...and removed the Launcher2.apk right afterwards)

My NS feels smooth & responsive, even without flashing marmite. And I absolutely like the 4.2 camera UI!

Photoshere works really good, no FCs (though rendering a full 360° shot takes quite some time).
[Nexus S General] androidalga:
Android 4.2 eyboard gestures are working?
[Nexus S General] fjuniper:
Anyone know why KDH_NXT-GEN_GAPPS_4.2_FULL.zip is 155MB (where gapps-jb-20121011-signed.zip is only 84MB)?
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
because you have some libs, optionnal apps and more apps like launcher ... I think this package is too complete compared to which apps google delivers..
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
Because it contains Gmail, Maps etc etc - CM-Version doesn't, you have to get those from the market. More apps, bigger size.

I just hope this isn't the start for another flood of so-called "bugreports" in this thread, all caused by the 4.2-package. While chances are low, it isn't an CM-package.
[Nexus S General] fjuniper:
Thanks caliban and jeepcook. Not a bugreport; just a question - which you answered :)
[Nexus S General] Mark2dp:
Anyone else must long press 2 times Home button before the last opened app is effectively showed?
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
not for me ..
[Nexus S General] dwarf77:
Yes, keyboard gestures are working. Didn't know that they were included until I read your comment as I'm using SwiftKey. ;)

Package includes the following, additional apps:

Chrome (18.3 MB), GoogleNow (7.2 MB), Gmail, Google Calendar 4.2, Laucher (20 MB), Maps (6.7 MB), Gallery (6 MB) and some others...this explains the difference. The calendar has a new icon now which looks much better. I hope they'll also change the ugly gallery icon soon...

Same here, everything's fine.
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
These socalled 4.2-gapps don't contain anything really new. They're based on standard-gapps, just all the leaks from 4.2 are added (keyb, gmail, cam/gallery). Calendar isn't new either, it's the version released by Google in the store. Rest is also standard-apps from store. So calling them "4.2" is a bit over-the-top, really.
[Nexus S General] pik.:
hello there!

I installed CM 20121107 all good but i have the original calendar on the rom and on the market the new one...

is that ok?

so i m going to have both on my phone?>

the only way to have only the new one is to eliminate the old one with titanium?

thanks a lot.:D
[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
Everything is allright. Both are the same App but they have different icons.

Yes delete it with Titanium or delete the file in the folder system/app.

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[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
No it's not the same app... I have bugs with stock one not with play store one
[Nexus S General] toni.gultom:
unflash CM10 because make my NS4G really hot, waiting stable from CM10, right now, i'm using MIUI
[Nexus S General] dpeeps74:
They'd only be a different app if you're using an old gapps
[Nexus S General] joaopedro11:
Hi,

With this rom and with the change of the kernel it's possible to have the usb otg feature?

tks
[Nexus S General] barrielui:
Sometimes it happen to me too, bro!

The most resent app doesn't show up at the first time in resent app panel.
[Nexus S General] jabdulk:
Does anyone know how to fix the min frequency to stay at 100mhz? Some of the old night builds worked before at 100mhz.
[Nexus S General] nibla101:
The freq stays at 200mhz because the GPU is in use. It should go down if your not doing anything that requires the GPU.
[Nexus S General] tehkraft:
TIL. thank you!!
[Nexus S General] amangoenka:
I find 7th Nov Nightly to be a battery drain. Going back to 3rd Nov NIghtly
[Nexus S General] ayrtonforever:
I agree. guys, which is in your opinion the better in latest nightlyes for battery life?

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[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
No, Experimental today?
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
Today it's sunday, so CM team is compiling weekly cm9 for all devices and daily cm10. It's a big day for roms compilation!

so I think monthly will be compiled tomorrow because thuesday is the 4.2 day ! so we'll have certainly the 4.2 roms wednesday..

to be following !
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
I hope you're not joking about that 4.2-day... ^^ Because now I'm counting hours.
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
lol.. november 13th is the day for the nexus 4, nexus 10 and 7 .. as usually google will deliver aosp sources for these devices and perhaps other nexus (NS and GN)... so I don't think it's a joke !
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
Ah, okay. I'll stop counting then. :D

The interesting part for hour phone is when/if Google releases an ota/factory image for it, containing all the drivers. And I don't think that will happen at the same time. Remember, ICS was released in October for GN, for the nexus s it came a few days before Xmas.
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
yes but you know CM team compiled 4.1.2 rom for NS before google release factory image (available few days later) . You know JB 4.1.2 and 4.2 are not "revolution" updates compared to the upate from GB to ICS.

So continue counting !
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
There's always hope.

One thing is for sure though: photosphere needs some adjustment for our weak CPU. But you're right, let's wait and see. :)
[Nexus S General] Nexus-S:
Just switched back to CM10 after using Strawberry for a while and I'm very happy with the performance and features of this ROM.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] Prajnacara:
I flash a nightly every 4-5 days, so haven't tried them all, but the 2012-11-03 was running very nicely for four days.

I'm on the 11-07 for 5 days now, and it's been a bit laggy and slightly lower battery performance, with both the in ROM CM10 kernel and also the appropriate Marmite kernel.

Now awaiting the 11-12... http://get.cm/?device=crespo ...
[Nexus S General] jiro-kun:
Yeah.. Same here 11-7 seems laggy to me too. Now trying 11-12. Hopefully as good as before
[Nexus S General] Mark2dp:
Please report here how is 11-12 nightly
[Nexus S General] ScOULaris:
I'm hoping for an M3 release sometime either today or tomorrow. :fingers-crossed:

For those of you who have been using the nightlies, what can I expect from the jump between M2 and M3? Anything other than the new CM file manager?
[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
A new Nightly but no new Milestone :crying:
[Nexus S General] lappydk:
seems like ReleaseCandidate0 is on the way :)

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CM: Prepare for release

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PRODUCT_VERSION_MAJOR = 10

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PRODUCT_VERSION_MINOR = 0

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-PRODUCT_VERSION_MAINTENANCE = 0-RC0

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+PRODUCT_VERSION_MAINTENANCE = 0

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# Set CM_BUILDTYPE

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ifdef CM_NIGHTLY
[Nexus S General] ayrtonforever:
???

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[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
CM10 RC0 (Release Candidate) is on the way !
[Nexus S General] ayrtonforever:
:D

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[Nexus S General] ubnub82:
Just flashed newest CM10 nightly and it is way more stable than some of the other ROMs I've been using. Definitely going to keep using CM10 for a while if it's this stable.
[Nexus S General] ScOULaris:
CM10 and custom ROM newbie here. I was wondering how the CM Updater works when it comes time for me to update to either a nightly or the release candidate from M2. Will it be the same as flashing a new ROM altogether, requiring me to wipe first? Or will it function similarly to an OTA update, in which all of my data will be preserved and only the system files will be updated?
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
no full wipe from cm10 to cm10 (daily, monthly, RC, stable ...), just a wipe wache/dalvik cache, but these are generated by CM updater. none of your personnal datas will be deleted.
[Nexus S General] ScOULaris:
So the CM updater will automatically wipe the cache/dalvik cache when it's applying the update?
[Nexus S General] ScOULaris:
Flashing the latest nightly now. This is exciting stuff! :D

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So I just updated to the latest nightly, and I have a couple of questions:

After it finished, my battery percentage jumped up from 28 to 64. Will this eventually correct itself, or should I do a full charge, reset battery stats, and then let it fully discharge to ensure that it's accurately reporting my battery life?

I noticed that it replaced my Marmite kernel with the default CM one. Performance seems fantastic so far, but I noticed that the CM kernel doesn't include SmartassV2 as an option, which I found to be a fantastic balance of performance-to-battery life before. Right now, it is defaulted to ONDEMAND with a DEADLINE I/O scheduler, as opposed to SmartassV2 and cfq as I had it before. Should I stick with CM or just reflash Marmite? This question is obviously targeting people who have used both kernels extensively.
[Nexus S General] Morpheuspt:
Anyone else having a sharp increase in Google Services (com.google.process.gapps) on the battery screen, on the latest nightlies?

Mine's up to 36%..
[Nexus S General] csdibiase@gmail.com:
No but Google maps tends to run higher, probably on account of location services with Google now.
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
Strange thing about your battery ... i'm not sure you have to reset battery stats ... for your kenel question, cm one is good, marmite seems better, you can flash it !