yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S General] Jamalsid:
Did you have your phone plugged in to the charger when you flashed? I find that the battery level jumps (up or down) wildly sometimes if the charger is plugged in when rebooting. Don't worry about it though as it will correct itself over time. As for wiping battery stats, that is a myth that was busted by Google's chief release engineer Jean-Baptiste Queru. The only information the battery stats file holds is how much battery life each app/process running on the phone has used since the last full re-charge (or at least something like that!). Wiping battery stats will do nothing to calibrate the battery, you don't need to. Just let the phone run through a few charge cycles and everything will be fine.

Whenever you flash a new nightly it preserves your GAPPS and your data but will flash the stock kernel back again. If you don't want the stock kernel you need to re-flash your kernel of choice. I use this app which is awesome if you like to flash most nightlies. It only downloads the data that has changed from your current nightly to the latest one available. So instead of downloading the full 100mb+ ROM you may only need say 8MB!! It will also flash the new nightly plus any additional files you have placed in the CyanDelta folder on your SD card, like your preferred kernel for example then wipe cache and dalvik. After a reboot if all seems well you can go back into the app and it will combine the files it downloaded and delete the old nightly leaving you with just the new nightly!

Truly awesome app!!
[Nexus S General] mdacic:
Hi, I have noticed this too, I have Galaxy S on CM10 but google services are SOOO MUCH MOREEE active than before...
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
Great information man !! Thanks
[Nexus S General] superng888:
Lol you just saved 1 hour of my life .... Thanks!
[Nexus S General] fjuniper:
Screen timeout settings

I am obliged to use a full password and have the device locked after a maximum of 30 minutes (corporate requirement because I have work email). On CM9, I could configure it such that I could press the power button to turn off the screen, and as long as I pressed the power button again within 30 minutes, I wouldn't have to put in the password. With CM10 I have to enter the password every time, which is very annoying.

CM9 all seems a long time ago now, but I think I could set different time values for the screen timeout (when not pressing the button) and the delay before the device was locked.

Does anyone know if we are going to see the CM9 screen timeout settings back in CM10?
[Nexus S General] ScOULaris:
I'm loving the performance of the stock CM10 kernel, but I hate that it doesn't offer smartassV2 as a governor option. Anyone know why such an effective and popular governor was left out?
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
You can with CM10. in lockscreen configuration, just modify delay , I think this can be your solution . You select 30 minutes in manual delay (I don't know how are named options, I use french language)
[Nexus S General] fjuniper:
I use this setting, but it still locks as soon as I press the power button. This is what my settings look like
[Nexus S General] dpeeps74:
In your screen shot it says to immediately lock screen in the middle shot. Change it perhaps? I don't use cm10 so not sure how the settings work.
[Nexus S General] fjuniper:
Thanks - feeling a bit stupid now, because I had been all through this a few days ago and had just decided to post my question today. Your suggestion works, up to a maximum delay of 10 minutes. So I have sleep after 10 minutes of inactivity, then 10 minutes before lock. Which is fine.

Maybe a recent nightly fixed it? I very much doubt it, but it makes me feel better :o
[Nexus S General] X1111:
NEWS:

Tonight stable versions for most devices released.
[Nexus S General] ScOULaris:
If I just flashed the most recent nightly last night, is there any reason for me to flash the stable one tonight? Should be pretty much the same, right?
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
NEWS: Not for crespo. And for the record, this news has been out all day. :p

Exactly the same, just another name. That's why they call it snapshot.
[Nexus S General] oliver2ooi:
double post
[Nexus S General] cinek1987cinek:
Thanks Google ...... ;((
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
Well, two years...!
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
No support !! very strange decision .... "put your nexus s to the trash and buy a nexus 4" think google ...... thanks google ... :(
[Nexus S General] jeepcook:
No, compilation failed for a lot of devices today (stable builds) ... we will see tomorrow..
[Nexus S General] fjuniper:
Referring to the quote at #732

​

- does this mean that we will never have 4.2 on the Nexus S, or does it mean we need for wait for a clever CM dev to make it happen?
[Nexus S General] ubnub82:
Looking forward to tomorrow then.
[Nexus S General] csdibiase@gmail.com:
The later. Someone will port 4.2,its just a matter of time. 2 years is the expected support life cycle for a phone so the decision does not surprise me nor disappoint me. There is always CM.next after all

Of course I'm in a position to buy a nexus 4 when they are consistently in stock. I'd probably be a bit upset if I was stuck with the nexus s long term. :)
[Nexus S General] apatal:
The CM team will find a way, I'm sure. ;)

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[Nexus S General] nolook:
will flash 4.1 cyanogen when it becomes available want to use my nexus until at least winter 2013 ...
[Nexus S General] Limbudipesh:
4.1 is already out, the current cm 10 Is at 4.1.2 now and 4.2 should not be far off.
[Nexus S General] fjuniper:
I could get one too, and it would be right at the top of my list, but would struggle to justify it (wife!) when I only got my Nexus S for a very good price in January.

And heading off topic, why are all the top-of-the-range phones (Nexus 4, Galaxy S3...) all so big? The size of the Nexus S is just perfect.
[Nexus S General] etnpnys:
lol

"Why does a Ferrari have to be so FAST?"

The Nexus S is great for you. Not me. My sausage fingers constantly have issues hitting the right keys on the keyboard. I would also prefer a larger screen for my eyeballs. And movies. And Gallery viewing.

I agree with you on the exterior dimensions - but I would like the screen to be bigger by stretching it closer to the edges of the phone.
[Nexus S General] guille31794:
Ok, i'll flash for first time CM10 on my nexus. Thanx for sharing it.

Enviado desde mi Nexus S usando Tapatalk 2
[Nexus S General] nolook:
i meant 4.2...hope its available soon so i can sqeeze a bit more life from my nexus s...
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
Don't be pathetic. "Squeeze out life" - why, did it stop working with 4.1.2? I like the newest software just as much, but it's not like I'm holding a brick in hands now. :what: :p
[Nexus S General] nibla101:
Exactly, like come on ppl don't be so butthurt, 4.1.2 is still awesome and CM will not let our device die.
[Nexus S General] X1111:
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[Nexus S General] anirudh611:
Yes stable CM 10.0. is right around the corner.
[Nexus S General] nolook:
well im running stock right now and ya the phone does seem very slow these days (compared to my n7) so yes i do want cyanogen 4.2 to squeeze some life....
[Nexus S General] AllAboutTech:
it would be sensational to have 4.2 into cm10 nightlies tomorrow.

Zuuuper.
[Nexus S General] ScOULaris:
What is this I've heard about CM breaking Project Butter and/or vsync? I've been running CM10 for about a week now, and it seems smooth to me. I haven't noticed any tearing or jitters at all.
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
Guess stable-releases and 4.2-ports don't have top-priority right now... :rolleyes:

http://www.cyanogenmod.org/blog/psa-transition-to-cyanogenmod-org
[Nexus S General] styckx:
Wow.. What a douche that guy is.. Only a matter of time before the /b/ros cross paths with him.
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Whoa. That's one helluva mess they got there. Hope they sort it out soon. Thanks for sharing the link.

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[Nexus S General] caliban2:
Yeah, that bloke seems to be something.

Anyway, what brought me to the blog was that I noticed aborted builds for crespo and crespo4g on jenkins, looking at the log they were from stable-branch. So that's in the works.

And from yesterday's blog-entry:
[Nexus S General] ubnub82:
Sad that the site got hacked but at least they managed to move it.
[Nexus S General] styckx:
The guy has been outted already. Pitchforks are out. I am not a fan of everything in CM (especially that file manager) but like.. You don't Eff with Cyanogen or the team.. Peroid.. You don't have to like their product but you have to respect their legacy and gigantic contribution to our hobby they all do in their own free time.
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
They didn't get hacked, technically this guy denied them further use of

his

domain. He owns it.
[Nexus S General] pik.:
do you thinh the next CM M3 or stable will have Gmail4.2 new clock,new keyboard?

that would be awsome:fingers-crossed:
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
Everybody capable of answering that question - while you're at it (studying your crystal ball), please pm me the upcoming numbers for EuroMillions. Thanks.

(And I rather doubt it we will be seeing any 4.2-features in the next few days...)
[Nexus S General] dwarf77:
I don't think that it makes much sense to wait for M3 as it is basically just a nightly from that day. Just flash a standard nightly every now and then with flicking through the last pages of this thread beforehand. This way you'll always find out which nightlies are recommended/not recommended.
[Nexus S General] g33kt:
Changes in next cm10 nightly for crespo

Fix the build

MERGED ON NOV 15TH AT 22:24:38 IN ANDROID_PACKAGES_APPS_SETTINGS

Does it mean that they gonna release the stble build?
[Nexus S General] madd0g:
They just did.
[Nexus S General] Articudos:
Stable build released.

http://download.cyanogenmod.org/get/jenkins/12776/cm-10.0.0-crespo.zip
[Nexus S General] onehitch:
I got the notice from the CM updater. Tried using that for the first time, after it downloaded the update it reset my phone to install. I got the screen with the android logo and exclamation point. Luckily after pulling the battery and turning it on again it booted.
[Nexus S General] apatal:
The latest nightly is pretty stable already. And with this app, updating to the latest nightly is a piece of cake. ;)

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[Nexus S General] TheLastMirana:
is cm 10 stable worth checking out? havent touched cm since since cm 9 stable

-what do u have to wipe when coming form another rom to cm? (bm rom wiper zip dont work)

-also is gapps included or dl separate?
[Nexus S General] ohitspat:
Hey does anyone know if a status bar power button mod exists for CM 10? Also does anyone know if we can turn all of the emoji into the original iPhone emoji and not the android emoticons? (Some of them are android the rest iPhone)
[Nexus S General] polobunny:
Crespo and crespo4g stables just built and ready to download over at get.cm. :)
[Nexus S General] gimiento:
Yeah yeah I'm late to the party but is a full wipe needed going from CM9 to CM10?
[Nexus S General] polobunny:
I would recommend so, after all it's ice cream sandwich to Jellybean. Backup your apps using titanium backup, make a nandroid for the sake of being able to revert if anything then go for the whole wipe everything and start fresh. Then you can reload your apps.

I tried the move without wiping anything but the cache and dalvik cache and technically it worked, but it was just an exercise rather than setting a solid base. Wiped and started clean not long after.
[Nexus S General] gimiento:
Thanks, guess I'll give it a whirl.
[Nexus S General] karajim80:
Has anyone tried the stable version??

Any feedback??

Can't install via cwm.

It says that can not open zip(bad).Installation aborded

Any help?

After 3 wipes it did install.
[Nexus S General] rocketz:
Next nightly

What does they men with Android 4.2 migration fixes? They will release a 4.2 version for nexus s?
[Nexus S General] dwarf77:
Android 4.2 will be CM 10.1.

Sent from my couch.
[Nexus S General] barrielui:
Install with a data wipe. Really smooth so far.

Play for half an hour and no error or force close or hang at all
[Nexus S General] deani77:
Working great so far and feel smoother but I use it with Marmite 6.7.11.
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Latest nightly with this universal 4.2 apps pack is working great! Who needs a 4.2 update now?!

Warning: using the pack above will replace some system apps and you nah lose some CM goodies, but if you don't really mind that, like me, then go ahead. Remember to make a back up before flashing. Enjoy!

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[Nexus S General] deani77:
What CM goodies will be lost if you can share it here?

Thanks
[Nexus S General] kisptr:
Nexus S CM 10 + 4.2 Gapps

Hi,

If you don't want to wait for cm 10.1 then do this:

I installed this on nexus s: cm-10-20121115-NIGHTLY-crespo.zip , : KDH_NXT-GEN_GAPPS_4.2_FULL.zip and running perfect, stable and fast!

New clock,gmail,camera, gesture keyboard :laugh:
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
Just camera-goodies. But you get picasa back in gallery (broken in cm - unless you flashed the second cm-gapps which also had standard-cam, but picasa). Launcher should coexist, same goes for clock (according to their blog cm already is thinking about removing their clockmods, since Google added a stopwatch and timer).
[Nexus S General] deani77:
Except font I think... With the link gave by apatal and camera42 patched I get font and photosphere to work too...
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Oh and the touch to focus on the new 4.2 camera works in the universal pack. The other 4.2 apps I flashed before didn't have this function working.

Edit: Oh yeah, just found out photo sphere doesn't work. Error says the function is not yet compatible with Nexus S. If you really want this function, just flash the other 4.2 camera zips available in other threads here in the NS forum. As for me, I prefer the TTF. :)

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[Nexus S General] deani77:
TTF also works in the earlier camera42 patched... which I flash on top 4.2 universal pack
[Nexus S General] B2GraphiX:
CyanogenMod 10 Stable

CyanogenMod 10 Stable ! :good:

http://get.cm/?device=crespo&type=stable

or

http://cm10log.appspot.com/?device=crespo

#nexusS #CyanogenMod10 #stable
[Nexus S General] aladin6:
You're a little too late my friend :eek:
[Nexus S General] AllAboutTech:
cm10 nightlies

Hi guys,

I use cm10.0 and it's great!!

But if it is stable, why they released cm-10-20121116-NIGHTLY-crespo.zip and not a 10.1? For what is that cm-10-20121116-NIGHTLY?

Thanks
[Nexus S General] Limbudipesh:
CM10.0.0 is the stable build of CM which is for those users who doesn't want to flash their device regularly. As the name suggests, bugs are ironed out on those builds whereas the nightlies will continue to rollout. Nightlies have more experimental features added to them and might not be very stable.

Also CM 10.1 would probably be a 4.2 based Rom
[Nexus S General] AllAboutTech:
cm10.1

But for sure will be a cm10.1 release/release? Cause i hope will be..

thanks
[Nexus S General] pik.:
hello there!

do you have BLn?

mine does not work!:rolleyes:

also is it possible to have the hardware keys always on when the display is on?

thanks in advance
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Do you use stock CM kernel? If yes, then go to Settings>Advanced and make sure the BLN option is checked.

Yes. Again, go to Settings>Advanced and set the BLD slider to zero.

Hope this helps. :)

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[Nexus S General] toni.gultom:
Try twrp, it's work for me
[Nexus S General] pik.:
thank you very much!

the BLN is checked bit with whatsapp I have no BLN.

for the second one you were correct!!!!:D

thank you
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Oh yeah. Some third-party apps don't work well with BLN. You can try using other custom kernels with BLN then installing BLN-Pro from the Play Store but that would break some CM stuffs in the the Advanced/Performance settings so I don't recommend it. :)

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[Nexus S General] DjoeN:
Yesterday i got me a Google Nexus S (for free from a friend), So time to replace my old HTC Hero and get back to Custom Roms on the Nexus S :)

I already unlocked it and rooted it and got a custom recovery twpr (or something like that)

I've gone to the must read stuff on the Nexus S here, so anything i might have forgotten before i flash CM10 Stable?

Thanks
[Nexus S General] deani77:
Also download gapps to be install together with CM10 ROM. You also can try 4.2 gapps, it works great with NXS.

You need full wipe if come from stock. Better for stability...
[Nexus S General] oliver2ooi:
need help

Can you or anyone give me a feedback on how Google Now works on cm10 stable or nightly? Mine is laggy as hell most of the times even with a freshly installed ROM. I'm using stock kernel so if anyone experienced the same with stock kernel and moved to marmite which made it smoother, please let me know.

Besides that, others have reported their nexus to be super smooth with stock kernel like when pressing contact icon that shows the business card with no delay, sadly that's not my case...hope someone can clear things up for me!

Also I'm hoping someone can give me a hint on how I can keep Google services from going over 40% when I'm sleeping, while data, sync and wifi are off (using llama profile automate app)

best regards
[Nexus S General] mutantlx:
25082012 out now...

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] t3ej4y:
Where DO you get changelogs for this? Bbqdroid seems down and not showing any changes for the past several nightlies
[Nexus S General] mutantlx:
Have you clucked the link on the left for last nightly. It doesn't do it by default for some reason. There's very little change on today's nightly tho.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] wmdunn:
There were several camera changes ...

http://cm10log.appspot.com/?device=crespo
[Nexus S General] styckx:
Finally installed this after letting the initial few nightlies bypass.. Solid ROM and fast and nice transition from CM9-CM10..
[Nexus S General] nibla101:
Could not send or receive mms with the latest nightly, checked the APN settings and the were correct, went back to AOSP:rolleyes:
[Nexus S General] MajorKC:
was going to look into this rom, just wonder if it supported external gps receivers like slimbean does?
[Nexus S General] danherbert:
SlimBean got its external GPS code from CM, so unless the CM10 Nightlies broke the feature for some reason it should work the same as it does in SlimBean.
[Nexus S General] _android_:
Installed Firefox on my cm10-0823, screen froze, pulled battery and the phone went dead. Cannot power up again. Not recovery, not bootloader.

Anyone experienced this before?
[Nexus S General] JensAiden:
According to the changelog we are getting the new CM10 boot animation with the next nightly release :D
[Nexus S General] kwibis:
Battery empty? Try connecting to charger/computer... Does anything appear?
[Nexus S General] _android_:
Nothing with charger/pc USB connected, even after a few hours. Hopefully, it is battery (failed/dead) problem.
[Nexus S General] Prajnacara:
Next!

After a couple of days on 20120823 nightly, I'm quite impressed. It's really snappy in a number of areas, and while there have been a couple of weird events, at least no FCs or reboots. So, here's flashing 20120825, to see if I can at least have a working camera. It seems that the CM9 ICS 4.0 to CM10 JB 4.1 wasn't such a massive step as the GB --> ICS (obviously), and that the progress on CM10 is already off to a great start. (All from my total noob perspective, of course!)

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Sorry to hear this! Hasn't happened to me, I don't use FF. But, with Chrome, whenever I just use the address bar to search (fairly standard, no?), it doesn't want to play. I have to go to Google's home / search page first. The other stock browser (with the blue world icon thing) doesn't have this problem, it seems.

I also note that the Voice search (eg. in Google Now) seems a big improvement on the older ICS Voice Search. It actually gets the words right (most of the time). hehe.
[Nexus S General] tehkraft:
anybody flash the cm-9-20120826-NIGHTLY-crespo.zip ??

i am currently bootlooping the old boot animation so i'm fairly certain this was a botched build :\

..... and just realized my mistake. DISREGARD.
[Nexus S General] _android_:
Looks like dead phone syndrome is happening to some others too.

Reported in this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1842229
[Nexus S General] t3ej4y:
On the build for the 25th I can't seem to set cpu min to 100mhz, it doesn't stick, just reverts back to 200 after leaving the performance screen. Already ticked set at boot, coming from the 23rd build where it stuck. Any ideas?
[Nexus S General] Yoz182:
cm-10-20120827-NIGHTLY-crespo.zip is up

download here : http://get.cm/get/3DY
[Nexus S General] Scofield.:
There is lockscreen bug in the latest build.

The lockring is offset.
[Nexus S General] duxford:
I can confirm this issue for cm-10-20120827-NIGHTLY-crespo.
[Nexus S General] dung_dung1341:
Is this a bug?

My lockscreen

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] Valantin:
I've found issue on a clean installation of cm10-20121119 when connect NTF tag with previuse CMProfile UID saved to a new profile it don't work, the notification appear but the Profile don't change
[Nexus S General] etnpnys:
Google Now is actually my absolute most favorite part about the stable now. It comes up soooooo fast - way faster than the official JB build on a non-rooted device. it's faster than my friend's GNex even.

I have a NS4G on Sprint and I'm having an issue with Bluetooth. When my phone is connected to my car via Bluetooth, the voice commands don't work at all. They work fine if I'm disconnected. And this issue was introduced as soon as the first official JB build (JRO30?) was merged with the CM code. It all worked great prior to that. Is that maybe a driver issue that we can resolve?
[Nexus S General] jiro-kun:
Anybody here tried.. CM's new nightlies? Is it better than stable? Wanted to tru CM10 Again.. So was wondering which to flash.
[Nexus S General] polobunny:
I'm running euroskank kangs based off CM10 nightlies. Nightlies are usually very similar to stable releases, just that they keep the development going.
[Nexus S General] oliver2ooi:
thanks for your feedback. Like I said, mine's slow and laggy and I wish I knew why :(
[Nexus S General] apatal:
I've been running the nightlies for a while now and it's been running really great but so far, no major changes from since release of the stable version so I suggest sticking with that for now for the sake of stability. :)

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[Nexus S General] jiro-kun:
Alright. I might give the recent nightlies a try. Thanks!
[Nexus S General] gimiento:
I just recently switched cm9 to cm10, running a nightly from a few days ago, and it's really really good. Stock kernel too. Performance and battery life both great, thanks Devs!
[Nexus S General] frenccw:
Hey all, can someone help me out and tell me if there's any quirky bugs/features specific to the Nexus S version of CM10 stable? I've been using CM10 on my G.Nex so i'm no stranger to the standard features, but was just wondering if the Nexus S build is as stable because i'm thinking of installing it before passing my Nexus S to a cousin. Thanks in advanced!
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Yes it's stable enough to be a daily driver. Your cousin will love it, especially once he gets to compare it with other Android devices running stock. Just install CM10 stable so you can just update it when a new stable arrives.

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[Nexus S General] Ted Mosby:
Does anyone have a problem with light sensor? Mine is changing values for no particular reason...

Stock CM10 with CM10 kernel.
[Nexus S General] gioyann:
after flashing gapps for JB 4.2 on nightly 17-11, I lost the connection to my Google+ server and there's no way to enter/synhronize my account (I already tried to uninstall and reinstall the app again)...someone knows why? :confused: