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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EvanVanVan:
Thanks man, can this be one be side loaded or should it be installed to system/apps also?

Just wondering why will this one work better then Paul's?

and lastly, I've only just installed CM10 on nightly-20 and updated once to nightly-24, that was when I tried opening GW and it said it wasn't install so I figured it was the updating the nightly that did it...strange
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DaPoets:
The last 3 times I have tried to use wallet each store nothing much happened and wallet would say to ask the cashier if there is something they need to do on their end... I have used wallet tons of times before. I think it started happening 2 nightlies ago.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
Just install it as normal.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laymansnerd:
Only problems I've been having is that Hulu plus is broken... might have been since nightly 9/24. Other than that I am in love with cyanogen mod!!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sd0070:
Just thought I should let you know, I switched to AOKP today and the Google music problem does not exist on AOKP. I also find it smoother and less buggy than cm10 so far fyi. I'm going to wait a short while the come back to cm10 as I know they will catch up soon.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] atrophis:
I just flashed nightly 29. I can say for sure that the last 2 or 3 builds have not been as buttery smooth as the few before them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bikeboy:
+1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xmckinzie:
It has nothing to do with your radio. You are probably connected to a network extender. You should here two tones when you answer a call. You can also dial #48 to verify whether or not you are "under Network Extender coverage."
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mb9023:
On the 9/26 build I just started having wifi issues. It's not showing as connected, but it seems like it is since I have no service and I can still get online. I also can't turn the wifi off. I hit the power widget button and nothing happens...I go into settings and set it to Off and my screen will time out - then it will be on again. But still won't show in the notification bar. Had to restart my phone earlier to fix it..guess I'll flash the new nightly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lolreconlol:
Anyone having GPS issues on the September M build?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xmckinzie:
Walk out of range of it....or find the owner and see if they can add your number to a filter of some sort.

Check out the link for more info on the extenders Verizon sell.

http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/accessory?action=gotoFeatures
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drizzt5:
What does the OTA updater do? Does it allow you to update to the next nightly on just your phone?

https://github.com/cyanogenmod/android/commit/303ad92f1c2b50fa3159fdd7d8d883c1ba67abec
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] myriad46:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...ng-rom-manager-for-its-own-ota-update-system/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drizzt5:
That's what I thought!

Fantastic news!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DoctorSasquatch:
Can you flash the update directly from the app like ROM manager, or is it just an easy way to download the updates?

In the screenshots I can see it asks if you want to create a backup, but it doesn't look like there's an option to flash it, unless it asks after its done downloading.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matt30:
You should try turning off google locations services in the menu, then turning it back on and agreeing to the release.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrotherG:
Anyone experiencing sluggish behavior after doing dirty flashes? Seems when I do clean flashes everything is fine until I do a dirty nightly flash.

Google Now is extremely slow to load and there are random freezing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andino:
Might will be a bit slow for an hour or so then be back to normal. I think its just the new OS settling in every time flash a new nightly. I started the nightlies with a clean flash and haven't done one since then and I haven't had any major issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrotherG:
How's your Google Now/search performing? I get a good 5-10 second delay before I can even type in the search bar
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andino:
Its quick. 1-2 seconds tops and this is on teh 9/29 nightly where its not as buttery as the other nightlies.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
I get the exact same thing however, it also happens on my transformer pad so I think it is a app problem not a rom issue

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drizzt5:
It's gotten better in my experience, I think it is an app problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrotherG:
Hopefully they fix it, I find myself using search less because of the performance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheDecipher:
Same here. since the last 8-9 nightlies
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
Where is out 9/30 nightlies? All the other phones got them :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JetBomber117:
The 9/30 nightly was just posted.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] buddyfriendo:
Yet it was just compiled.. odd, should be labeled 10/1.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chukis13:
Sorry if this has been answered but on phone at work and can't search. Does this have the tether unlock integrated or do I need to get it elsewhere?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thefatalepic:
Not sure what you mean, exactly, but WiFi tethering is built in.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chukis13:
I mean the native tethering override so you can tether without big red knowing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] da0ne:
go to settings/more/tethering
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thefatalepic:
I thought that they didn't check anymore. CM10 has native tethering fully functional, I use it daily. Verizon was fined by the FCC for charging extra for tethering, I don't think they do that anymore.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bikeboy:
Another convenient way to enable WiFi tether is to customize the power widget. settings/system/notification bar
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thereddog:
Why does messing with notifications not keep the screen on while on the lock screen?

Example: take phone out of pocket, turn on screen, pull down drawer to see what's there, flip through a bunch of notifications, and after 30 sec (or whatever is set) of not unlocking the phone, the screen turns off.

Shouldn't the 30 sec timer reset after every touch?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stillthisguy:
+1 it gets annoying at times. Never seen a way to adjust it, since it doesn't follow the same length of time as screen off. Many times I click on a notification then the screen turns off then back on to the app that was opened.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drizzt5:
If the CM updater is available on 9/29, how do I use it? I didn't see it in settings.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stillthisguy:
Settings>About phone>CM Updates. It is available on 9/30 nightly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mb9023:
I'm having the same issue still after dirty flashing the 9/30 build.. Just had to reboot my phone again. Guess I'll try a clean install again tomorrow even though I did it just before my last flash.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EvanVanVan:
I keep seeing "dirty flash," that's referring to just updating the nightlies without a full wipe, wiping cache/dalvik cache only?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] buddyfriendo:
Yes.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tadddd:
Having major 4G connection issues.

Phone will not connect to LTE or accomplish any data connection unless CDMA/EvDo auto is selected as the preferred network mode (then, of course, it's connecting to 3G).

Sunday night, I was in an area that historically has little LTE available but is available once you get outside of the area. I had LTE turned off via the toggle from the notification menu. Once I was leaving I hit the toggle to turn LTE back on and had trouble reconnecting to 4G (granted i was in a car a moving.,.). I played with the Preferred network mode within Mobile network settings, I don't remember which option I left it on but default seemed to be LTE/CDMA/EvDo. Got impatient and I chose the restart option from the power menu- this led to more battery pulls than usual to get the phone past the Google start screen. Normally I have to pull the battery like once to get to the CM boot animation. Phone finally starts back up. It seems to connect to 4G but leaves me with really really slow data speed (still in car). Get home (15 miles later, so assuming a different tower?), run speed test - I've been getting anywhere from .30mbs to just ovver 1mbs. Was able to turn my phone off for a few hours while at work yesterday, and speeds then reached 10mbs down on "4G." But when I got home last night, same slow story again.

I started playing with the preferred network mode again last night and switched between different options, pulling battery (phone will start up easier now), to see if it made any difference. Now, I'm where at where I described in the beginning, unable to accomplish a LTE connection, only 3G CDMA.

This is after a clean flash of the M release on Saturday night. Is any of this related to CM10? Where should I be asking for help, and what do I need to provide to get help? Should I just reflash CM10, or flash the radio files?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thefatalepic:
Have you tried going into WiFi advanced settings and changing "Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep" to "Always"?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xjlx659:
I've had best results with this old radio.

Whenever a new update comes out, I just flash back to this one. Give it a try.

Unzip the 7z to find a zip file inside. Then feed the zip file to Clockwork.

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Edited: The attachment IS an older version, not the latest I515.09 V.FF02 / I515.FG02 as I previously mentioned. Thanks for catching the mistake.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] buddyfriendo:
Those are actually the newest radios..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Royal2000H:
After the last M build reportedly being worse than the nightlies when it came out, not really. And people reporting that the most recent nightlies have had poor performance too, not really again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dimsdale:
I was running the 9/30 build and found that the Google search was very laggy. Also found that wifi tether was broken. Clean wipes and reinstall didn't help.

So I switched to AOKP and solved these problems.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lw00d:
yes i am .i was hoping it would be released today or tomorrow .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chukis13:
Anyone else's browser not picking up their location?

Edit: nvm... apparently a reboot fixed it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EvanVanVan:
Who is kimo and why have they issued a takedown request for the Google Wallet file in the 2nd post? lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
I have no idea, nothing has been brought to my attention.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
Drop box has said nothing to me and when I log into my account I can still download it. I am guessing they blocked it because I didn't develop the app myself. Give me a day or two to ask around and assuming I am not breaking any rules I will repost it on a different host
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drizzt5:
I went from 9/30 to 10/2 using the CM10 updater in settings and everything is buttery smooth for me, I haven't encountered any issues as of yet.

When I do that updater on the phone, does it auto wipe cache/d-cache for me before installing the newer rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] marc.ientilucci:
how has the battery life been on the latest few builds? the earlier nightlies did not impress like stable CM9 (but thats a given).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tadddd:
So it might just be my tower. In SF today, I was averaging 7mbs down, which is still low... I don't know.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
7 is normal if you are relatively far from your tower, have a low signal, or are on a tower receiving a high volume of traffic.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tadddd:
Re-flashing sep's M release or a nightly won't clear anything up without it being a clean flash, huh? Already re-flashed the latest radio files. I'll try some older ones. Then I guess I'll bug Verizon some more.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] refthemc:
Not sure. Been this way since ICS...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] barnacles10:
Try pulling your sim in and out.

If that doesn't do it you might check to see if there are any network issues in your area, as they do happen every now and then, assuming you're in a place where you've connected to the lte network in the past with a strong connection.

As for the 7mbps down, that really shouldn't be specific to the phone. As mark pointed out, there are many factors that go into throughput speed including traffic and time of day which generally go hand in hand, distance from towers translating to signal strength, and physical location so anything that signal has to travel through. Not to mention if you're using speed test the server and location you use there can also effect the read out.

If pulling and reinserting your sim does nothing and other 4g devices are having no issues in your area then you might try swapping the sim card.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mindstar1:
Google services sync issue

Hey guys, I am using the most recently nightly and have been having an issue. Everything is running smoothly but my gapps wont sync automatically. I have to go into the app (or google account settings) and sync manually to get any new texts (I use gvoice) or emails or what have you. Any reason why this is happening, or any fix for it? Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ammontj:
I've had issues with Google apps not syncing before and what fixed it for me with gmail and such is to go into the app and delete the cache/data and then reopening the app. This has fixed it for me at least anytime I've had an issue
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CanyonR:
I'm hoping that is why a new M ver hasn't dropped yet. I'll be happy to wait if they are fixing some of these issues first.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] buddyfriendo:
The first one wasn't out till the 2nd week of Sept. I doubt it'll be coming right away.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bikeboy:
Google Now & WiFi tethering working fine here, I'm flashing night lies as they are released.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dimsdale:
Can you actually surf through the tether? I could also turn it on, but couldn't surf through it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] barnacles10:
Working fine here on my build for the 30th
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bikeboy:
Yes I can confirm it. I can connect and surf--my tethered tablet is surfing quickly and the speed test on the tablet is showing 7 down and 7 up....even while on a call.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fmcfad01:
You're using the built in CM10 tether, not the Android Wifi Tether app you can download here http://code.google.com/p/android-wifi-tether/downloads/list right?

I was using the later app and it stopped working recently. Then I realized the built in one works just fine and is actually faster/easier to use, so I uninstalled the other and am tethering just fine now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thefatalepic:
I just noticed something today, not sure what nightly broke it. Currently on 10-02.

When trying to navigate from Google Now ("Navigate to Starbucks"), Google now will cleverly list the closest three, and allow me to select one from the list. However, when you pick a location, Google Navigation opens up and shows 30 (I may be exaggerating) listings for "Starbucks" and they are no longer ordered by distance. I have to scroll through the list and re-select the one closest to me. After selecting from the three closest the first time, Google Navigation should open up and immediately calculate the route.

Is this a new bug with Google Now altogether, or something that changed recently in the nightlies? This makes a great feature, very annoying.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mturco:
I'm still on CM10 and the latest Google Music update (released today) seems to have fixed the problem for me. Although, I did also install the latest CM10 nightly. Either way, one of the two fixed the problem (thank God!).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 299792458:
Had the same problem. What finally worked for me was to clear data on 'Google Services Framework'. This should be put in the wiki or something because it took me quite a bit of digging before I found an answer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bikeboy:
Successful since day one using the baked in Android tether found in settings/more//tethering & portable hotspot, or on the power bar widget. Thank you CM10. Matter of fact my work IT guys busted me for using 8 GB's of data last month courtesy of my GNex.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mb9023:
I haven't, but I don't think that's the problem. It says WiFi is turned on but it doesn't show any networks, and I can't even turn WiFi off. I'll enable it and reboot anyway.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wanderfowl:
Nobody ever says good things when it's running well, so, I'm happy to report that the latest nightly (10/3) is running like a dream on my Gnex.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
For people worried about battery life I am on 10/3. Granted this wifi in a pretty good signal area but the is good for stock cm

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] johnhimm:
From your sig, I assume you are running Faux Kernel? Which version?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
No that was from just stock cm

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DarrellRaines:
Battery for 10/02 nightly. Taken at 50% battery. Stock CM kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Quod:
I'm backing you up on this one. I've been using CM for a long time and have been playing with 10 a lot. I wasn't happy with the nightlies this past month so I tried aokp and it's awesome. I came back to cm this past week to see how things were going and I'm about to switch back to aokp. It just runs a lot smoother. I'm probably going to stay with it until we get a RC for cm10.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crobs808:
Exactly. I post to help people who may just not be aware of other options options. I've used both, recently within the last week, and posted a comment about that.

CM is great on some phones and not so much on others. I've also talked with CM users who hear AOKP and say 'What's that?'. Remember, just because CyanogenMod is a household name in the phone hacking arena doesn't mean it's the best.

-edit-

Not trolling, but since battery life is the current thread theme, see my AOKP+Trinity post HERE
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] roachkazy:
Hulu Plus is broken

I am having the same problem too, has any one figured it out? I just started googling for the past hour.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crobs808:
My comment was objectively, can't help if you read into it. Stop furthering the drama by discussing thread semantics. Now, back on topic...

A couple questions:

What kind of battery life are you all averaging on CM10?

Also, what is your favorite launcher of choice? I have found the apex tends to work the best and be most responsive with these custom ROM's.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] johnhimm:
Stock kernel on extended battery getting good enough battery to last all day. I find Nova launcher works best, with setting all the animations to fast it reacts quicker than Apex.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] erodriguez87:
First - Thank you. CM10 is awesome and the nightlies have everyday use quality. I can't believe you guys got it running so quickly.

Over the last couple days I'm seeing a lot more battery usage. Betterbatterystats says its vbus tuna otg. Anyone know why that spiked up or if it is happening to them?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] keeverw:
Nova Prime all day long!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] magnus_2k:
So I've been running CM10 nightlies for the past few months. It seems like sometime in september the battery life just started getting worse, but seems to have gotten better again in the october nightlies.

2 days ago, I decided to try the AOKP ROM on my toro. I have to say there are a few things I REALLY like about AOKP. The color options for the Signal and battery.. the Navigation options.. The brightness slider on the notification window..

BUT..there is 1 major feature set missing .. Profiles. I use my phone in an exchange environment and have lockscreen requirements pushed down. Using profiles on CM10, I can avoid having to enter a 6 digit passcode everytime I want to unlock.

If AOKP would implement a way around the lockscreen requirements, I'd be sold. Or better yet, profiles.

CM10 is a great ROM, but it's not living up to the stability that I'd come to expect after running CM9.

just my .02.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DarrellRaines:
In a way the last part isn't a fair comparison. Cm 9 has been out longer and has had more polish. Cm10 is still taking baby steps and doesn't have a full release yet. Comparing the two is truly unfair. Its like comparing a 2012 Lexus and a 2013 Lexus still being built. Obviously the 2012 is going to be better as its a finished product.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swyecso:
When you use profiles to turn off the lock screen do you use the insecure lock screen or disable it all together? I ask because for some reason my phone does not recognize me selecting an insecure lock screen and I still have to put in a pin with that option selected in profiles
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scotttr:
The last CM10 I was on it didn't work (9/27 I think).

That's the main reason I keep going back to CM9 for my daily driver.

edit:insecure still does not work on the 10/5 nightly

sigh: back to CM9
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thefatalepic:
LOL, is everyone speed-reading nowadays? That example makes perfect, well not perfect, maybe just OK sense. If your just coming off of a stable CM9 you can consider CM10 to be a work in progress. I don't know if you can compare with a car still being built since it's not drive-able and I don't know if car manufacturers run open betas.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DarrellRaines:
It was the only analogy I could think of at the time. But the whole idea is something that is stable and proven is going to be...well stable when compared to something still in development.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xavier86:
Senseless debate.

The 10/3 build has been stable so far.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jayharper08:
Please keep it on topic guys. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ZeppelinJ0:
What has your batter life been like and what kernel are you using?

Also hey to a fellow Rochesterian!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dimsdale:
When is this ROM going to support custom colors for the nav bar?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
Probably won't as to that is more of a novelty. CM used to support that way back in the day but stopped after CM5 or 6 I think. They changed their focus from novelty to functionality and stability.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andino:
Anyone having issues with wireless hotspot working? Mine will allow my computer to connect but I can't browse any sites or access the web at all. I'm on the 10/8 nightly with formula gapps
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] General Crespin:
I'm on a nightly a few days old, dirty flashed, wifi hotspot works fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bikeboy:
Hey andino, I've updated to the 10/8 nightly and the hotspot is running well, typing this on my tablet tethered to my CM10 GNex. Speeds are fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crobs808:
Not really acceptable. Many other ROMs are more stable than CM and offer Nav bar color changing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
Well I guess your welcome to use them if you want. I'm not one of their devs so don't quote me. Also if you really need it I'm sure you could make a theme to do that for you.

Also he said nav bar and I read notification bar

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