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[Nexus S General] amangoenka:
Not working for me...Set Sleep to 1 Min

Then lock after 10 min with PIN

Power Button Locks - Unchecked

Still when the phone sleeps after 1 min - i have to enter the PIN

any solution?
[Nexus S General] etnpnys:
I'm guessing this isn't a problem anymore, right? I'm pretty sure Google had a server issue right around the time you posted this - I saw the login error on my phone this morning also.
[Nexus S General] fjuniper:
Sorry to hear that. Mine is still fine with:

Sleep: After 10 minutes of inactivity

-

Screen Lock: Password (Enforced by my employer's policy)

Auto Lock: 10 minutes after sleep:

Power Button Instantly Lock: <unchecked>
[Nexus S General] elnahir:
I'm just flashing Nightly 1121 and was wondering if it's OK to flash the Marmite kernel afterwards? With dalvik + cache wipe, of course
[Nexus S General] karnoff:
Yes it is
[Nexus S General] gioyann:
you guess wrong...still server error!! :(
[Nexus S General] etnpnys:
No idea then. To answer your original question, no I'm not having issues. Sorry! I'm running the first stable build with the 4.2 apps on top.
[Nexus S General] SamuelDebruyn:
Yes, all the time

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[Nexus S General] etnpnys:
Never mind. I have been still having this issue all day long after I posted that last message. But I am having it on my nexus 7 also so I don't think that it's anything you did.
[Nexus S General] elnahir:
For some reason I'm not able to install Marmite after cache and dalvik wipe: it gives me an UNUNRESPONSIVE 3 error or something like that. When I try flashing it trough TWRP and then go to About phone, I see I'm still on the default kernel.

Also, Nightly 1121 brought me this error that "shell doesn't have Superuser access". Afterwards I installed SU User and removed Superuser. Hopefully this will help.

P.S. On the bright side, battery life has been pretty awesome for me and I'm glad to be back on CM again after a couple of months on the Jelly Bean OTA
[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
Lol, thats a joke from bedalus. Look in the settings and you can see you flashed Marmite succesful.

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[Nexus S General] Maxxd01:
For some reason I can't keep my Nexus S with the Stable CM 10 smooth. Notice some lags in Nova Launcher and also while multitasking.

I've tried some kernels like the lasted r3 airkernel and lastest marmite kernel.

Any suggestions?
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Yes, stick with stock CM10 kernel. It's optimized for the ROM so everything works, battery life is good, and based on my usage, gives a very smooth user experience. :)

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[Nexus S General] madd0g:
Did you have any weird reboots with CM ? I tried a nightly 2 weeks ago, stock kernel and it rebooted once while chatting in Gtalk, so I went back to stock again
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Not really though I did come from a clean wipe including sdcard format before moving back to CM. Not sure if that really helps but no harm in trying. BTW, are you overclocking? I've had freezes and reboots whenever I'm overclocked but that's just my phone. It's hated OC even when I was on AOSP ROMs so I stick to 1GHz. It's good enough for me anyway. :)

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[Nexus S General] csdibiase@gmail.com:
I was having random reboots before going to CM from stock. If I was a gambling man I'd put money on there being something flawed with how the system garbage collects when running low on memory. Things what they are, the Nexus S is (almost) always low on memory. The more you stress the phone the more likely it is to accidentally whack something system critical and trigger the reboot.

Sad to say, with my usage pattern, CM10 is as unstable as stock, though I've managed to make things at least feel a bit more stable by tuning the performance settings and switching to the Marmite Kernel.
[Nexus S General] madd0g:
I see. I don't OC, since my phone never liked it, also I always install from scratch. Maybe it was just a weird coincidence, or a funny Gapps version used (I used those from user formula84 or something like that). I might give it another go tonight, this time with 20121011 gapps linked on rootzwiki Wiki. Never had any reboots with stockish thalamus kernel, that's why I just went back. Thanks for the info.
[Nexus S General] cinek1987cinek:
I recommend You to try this application:

http://www.cyandelta.com/

Download CyanDelta Updater from Google PlayStore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...ult#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDMsImNvbS5jeWFuZGVsdGEiXQ..
[Nexus S General] apatal:
I use this too! Highly recommended! Downloading 3-4 mb delta updates instead of 170 mb files! Makes updating to the latest nightly SO easy! :)

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[Nexus S General] csdibiase@gmail.com:
CyanDelta is a great app, though it doesn't have the ability to automate install of the zip if you're using CWM as you're recovery. Still a great way to flash nightlies even with that small limitation, the zips are still flashable, the automation breaks down though.
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Yeah. I don't think it works with the touch version of cwm. Aside from that though, :thumbup:

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[Nexus S General] slab62:
4.2 is better

For me cyanogenmod 10 slow my device..

I prefer use android 4.2.
[Nexus S General] madd0g:
You can use twrp2 to automate it. But twrp2 has always proven a bit wonky to me, for instance the same .zips I have for some 3rd party stuff I flash after the ROM, won't flash on twrp2, probably because of some old update-binary files. Also couple months ago I was testing backup and restoring after, which gloriously failed like a mofo.

I rather stick with good old CWM, which works 99.9% of the time and flash the CyanDelta made zip manually.
[Nexus S General] igomd:
Hey folks, pretty noob question but here we go.

How do I update the nightly?

1.Use OTA settings to download the last release?

2. Use CWM to flash just like a did for installing cm10, recovery mode? Without the wipes, obviously.

Or

Use the recommended app above to generate the zip without downloading everything, real delta update and so what?

iPhone 3GS left me, so I'm enjoying this brave new world
[Nexus S General] apatal:
I suggest using the app above. Just place the last zip file you flashed in the Cyandelta folder in sdcard, open Cyandelta Updater and download the changes in the latest nightly (usually around 3-4mb in size). After download, a "Install zip" button will appear. Click it then follow the instructions. After your phone reboots to cwm, an error will stop the flashing but you can just flash the new zip file for the update that you can find in the Cyandelta folder manually then reboot.

Have fun! :)

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[Nexus S General] igomd:
Hey guys and sexy ladies...

After the update I lost my launcher setting, what's is the best way for making a backup? Titanium seems red and weird when I tried to select cm10 launcher, so just in case I only saved app data.

...and I was using gapps 4.2 - swype means sorcery - , but it seems that I now have I strange mix of 4.2 and the gapps inside cm10 - if there is any. Ideas? System seems more stable now using default gapps.
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Op, Op, Oppa.... Sorry I just can't help it. :D

The 4.2 gapps you can find in the forum have the stock launcher included, which doesn't have launcher options. But Trebuchet should still be in your device, you must have just set the stock 4.2 launcher as default. You can check if Trebuchet is still there by going to Settings>Apps, look for the launcher app then clear defaults. After pressing your Home button, the phone should ask you what app you should want as default launcher if the Trebuchet is still there. Choose Trebuchet and press always then it should be set.

Otherwise, just flash the last cm zip you flashed and you should be OK. And yeah, if you want to use the 4.2 gapps you may have to do some cleaning up after flashing them as you may end up with multiple copies of system apps. You can use root explorer to delete duplicate apps from /system/apps. :)

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[Nexus S General] chupchip:
Hi Nexus S bros, 4.2 is coming!

https://plus.google.com/111722836277981844223/posts/7JEMrH45MN2
[Nexus S General] slab62:
When cyanogenmod 10.1?
[Nexus S General] jiro-kun:
Forgive me for my ignorance. But who is this salas fellow?
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
He's also known as KalimochoAz - the guy who's responsible for CM on the nexus s... ;)
[Nexus S General] cpanos:
Excellent news!!
[Nexus S General] nolook:
awesome news going to flash this once its available
[Nexus S General] mrengineer:
i'm new to cm rom.

can anyone tell me what's the specialty? because it looks almost the same with stock rom.

thanks.
[Nexus S General] superng888:
Its smooth has some extra features and always receiving updates to my opinion :D
[Nexus S General] lappydk:
Here you can see some of the changes, demonstrated on a samsung galaxy SIII, but it shows of CM10 pretty good

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IT73da-C4sw
[Nexus S General] Milad_Nexus:
Good job my friend .:good:
[Nexus S General] androidalga:
There's one translation error on the portuguese (european and brasilian) translation.

In the (settings) definições -> (system) sistema -> (status bar) barra de status -> (battery style status) Estilo do status da bateria -> (...) "Porcentagem" (...) "Círculo com porcentagem"

It's not "Porcentagem", it's "Percentagem", and it's not "Círculo com porcentagem", it's "Círculo com percentagem"
[Nexus S General] Ted Mosby:
Anyone tried latest nightlies? Have they fixed light sensor issue?
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Don't really use auto-brightness since it drains too much battery but last time I checked.....wait for it.....the bug is still there! :high five:

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[Nexus S General] Ted Mosby:
I am a lazy a** slob and really like auto sensor :). Everything else is running smooth, battery life is excellent - 1.5 day with my standard usage. Really like CM10 features, really like CM 10 in general.
[Nexus S General] madd0g:
There's an issue ? lol
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Well apparently, auto-brightness automatically increases and decreases brightness! :eek:

Shocking, I know.

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[Nexus S General] mrengineer:
hi all,

i'm new to cm, and i recently install cm nightly.

when i charge my nexus, the timer counter wont "reset" even when the battery is full.

the stock rom, the timer counter will "reset" when it's full, so i can see how i spent my battery power.

also, it's like the charging will never be full.

any advice?
[Nexus S General] elnahir:
Deep idle?

What am I doing wrong, guys?

I'm running marmite 1.7.3 and am going to flash 1.7.4 as soon as 1202 Nightly finishes downloading. How can I turn the Deep idle option on?
[Nexus S General] Jamalsid:
Those are kernel specific options. Therefore they only work with the stock kernel. Don't flash marmite kernel if you want to use them.
[Nexus S General] elnahir:
Thanks, mate, I'll ask in the appropriate thread. =)
[Nexus S General] madd0g:
Haha :P No, I asked because I don't see any issues in CM's implementation and I even raised the first level to 35 as it was in GB. Also same battery as on stock.
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
There IS a problem with auto-brightness on CM, but it got better, happens rarely. Sensor gets stuck and will either won't respond to more light (screen too dark) or, and that's what happens the most on my phone, it's dark and suddenly the brightness goes to max. Great if you just woke up. :D ("blinded by the light"). But disable/enable auto brightness fixes it.
[Nexus S General] Scofield.:
Yeah, have thit problem since ICS with all customs ROMs with "advance autobrighness settings", i was wondering that nobody reporting this issue. The stock google autobrighness is the best, but nearly all the ROMs replaced it with the advance autobrightness settings.
[Nexus S General] Ted Mosby:
How to bugreport issue anyways? I tried to report the problem on official CM forum but zero replies from devs..
[Nexus S General] gioyann:
With stock CM10 kernel there are no possibilities to activare deep idel. If you install marmite, instead, it's activated by default and you can't deactivate...
[Nexus S General] swordlink:
nice post. thanks. +1!
[Nexus S General] Jamalsid:
Marmite kernel doesn't support deep idle. So if you install it then you don't have deep idle and can't have it. According to Bedalus deep idle is unstable anyway.
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Lol. Won't you marmite boys make up your mind: does it have deep idle or not?! :)

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[Nexus S General] madd0g:
Well, if its a constant since ICS, don't you think it might be your configuration only ?
[Nexus S General] dinos3:
Deep idle is stable in cm10?
[Nexus S General] Jamalsid:
I think you'll find deep idle isn't even included in the stock kernel for Nexus S anymore. I just updated to latest nightly and left it with the stock kernel and deep idle is grayed out. I guess KalimochoAz took it out a while back.
[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
Deep idle doesn't support the nexus s since jelly bean any more. You must flash ICS or GB ROM.

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[Nexus S General] jayjay3333:
That's because it is known that deep idle was never stable and/or actually had no benefit. It is being put to bed like many other "NEXT BIG THING" that never panned out. :silly:
[Nexus S General] elnahir:
Oh well so much for all the deep idle myths. Thanks for the info guys. :)
[Nexus S General] ScOULaris:
Yup, pretty much.
[Nexus S General] caliban2:
Bull****.

It worked and had it's benefits. At least bedalus ran some tests that conformed it. Problem was it didn't work on JB anymore and with ezekeel gone to galaxy nexus -> never got adjusted.
[Nexus S General] Mark2dp:
on last MinLroid rom (which I'm testing from this morning and for now it's very good) Deep Idle is enabled
[Nexus S General] jayjay3333:
source: http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...ry-study-brings-about-surprising-conclusions/

The main shock was that Deep Idle did not work as intended. There are three forms of Deep Idle: the CPU Idle backport from kernel 3.2, Eugene’s Deep Idle, and Ezekeel’s. All three were tested, and no battery saving was measured. I also tested Deep Idle in Carbon (Jonathon Grigg’s ICS themed Oxygen 2.3.1, android version 2.3.7, gingerbread) using Ezekeel’s last kernel for gingerbread, and that showed no battery saving either. With the option for ‘Screen Off Maximum Frequency’ set to ON, the battery drain was higher (both in ICS and GB).

source: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1478406

#8 - I found that with bluetooth or GPS preventing the TOP=OFF state, there was no additional power saving from Deep Idle, i.e. the TOP=ON state does not save power.

2) Ezekeel added an intermediate 4th state: Deep IDLE. This saves more power but only when the processor has a background task to run while screen is off. Bedalus proved here that it really saves a considerable amount of power in particular cases (e.g. music playing when screen is off). A minority of users are reporting some slight instabilities with it, but they may in fact be caused by things other than deep idle.

:highfive:
[Nexus S General] Pumpino:
I'm toying with the idea of switching from official 4.1.2 to CM10 nightlies on my Nexus S. Is the current version 4.1.2 or has 4.2.1 made it into CM10?

4.1.2 runs a little slow on my Nexus S. Is the CM10 nightly likely to be a little more responsive? Thanks.
[Nexus S General] csdibiase@gmail.com:
I believe that Bedalus has removed support for deep idle because it doesn't work. Check the kernel dev thread.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1719775
[Nexus S General] SamuelDebruyn:
I think there's a bug in the current nightlies (might also be in stable):

my radio log shows every 2 seconds the following message if I enable network-based location in settings:

REQUEST_GET_NEIGHBORING_CELL_IDS error: com.android.internal.telephony.CommandException: REQUEST_NOT_SUPPORTED

My complete log is here: https://gist.github.com/4204116

Could someone else check if your phone has this too? Just go to settings > location, enable the network based location and turn off wi-fi. After a few seconds this error starts appearing.
[Nexus S General] madd0g:
Same happens on stock Android also, nothing to worry about.
[Nexus S General] ScOULaris:
Quick question. If I reflash CM10 Stable without wiping data, will it just replace all of the ROM files and the kernel and leave my apps/data intact from before? I ask because I need to reflash my ROM to correct a glitch that Marmite kernel introduced with USB Mass Storage.
[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
Yes, that's right but you shouldn't do it.

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[Nexus S General] navjot94:
Don't know what he's talking about- you should be fine, reflashing the rom won't wipe your data.

Also, if you are worried, just make a nandroid backup.
[Nexus S General] ScOULaris:
Yeah, I did it and haven't encountered any issues so far. Afterward I reflashed Marmite and the Mass Storage problem was resolved. :good:
[Nexus S General] navjot94:
Anyone having issues with signal dropping randomly? I have to occasionally restart my device for me to get any bars.

I'm running a build from this weekend, either Saturday or Sunday build...
[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
My bad. I don't read the post exactly. Sorry

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[Nexus S General] apatal:
Yeah, I did encounter this once or twice. It's like the radio is restarting or something but there's no radio dump in my sdcard so this could be different. Happens rarely though if at all so it's not too bothersome. :)

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[Nexus S General] navjot94:
It's been happening to me all day. It's not so bad though, cause exams are starting and no signal = less distractions :p
[Nexus S General] lappydk:
Where did all you guys go? Looks like the thread died
[Nexus S General] dpeeps74:
How is your post from 1970?
[Nexus S General] ScOULaris:
We are waiting in the shadows for the 4.2 CM10 update. :cool:
[Nexus S General] cinek1987cinek:
CM 10.1 :)

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[Nexus S General] toni.gultom:
Waiting

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Nexus S 4G

RasbeanJelly

Matr1x v24.0
[Nexus S General] nolook:
waiting for this too....
[Nexus S General] jiro-kun:
Waiting.. :sly:
[Nexus S General] gildof:
There will be an official version of CM 10.1 for NS?
[Nexus S General] deani77:
Sure... Just wait for it patiently. If you impatient just go to Dev Section and get the unofficial CM10.1 build
[Nexus S General] ubnub82:
http://t.co/7Kmlt27j
[Nexus S General] apatal:
What?! Where?! :eek:
[Nexus S General] Otalgia:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2041851

^^
[Nexus S General] apatal:
This is unofficial build. I think I'll wait for Kalim's pre-nightly builds instead. Thanks for the info anyway. :)

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[Nexus S General] tehkraft:
looks like we aren't too far from nightlies!

https://plus.google.com/117962666888533781522/posts/bSK7mfN2sE6
[Nexus S General] Ted Mosby:
Anyone running latest nightlies? Is it worth to update from stable? Have they fixed autobrightness?
[Nexus S General] Shawtux:
From my experience auto brightness has never really worked.
[Nexus S General] deani77:
Another update from CM Team

https://plus.google.com/117962666888533781522/posts/UVCLobnA8Kz
[Nexus S General] uruhakurosaki:
im use cm10 ...yes,,its fast,great...but my nexus have a random reboot...when i listen music suddenly reboot,,,why it happens?? sorry my bad english :D
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Are you overclocking using the performance settings? This might be causing the reboots.< via xda app>
[Nexus S General] micky!:
Just for information, I try some Nightly recently, and I have a bug of version earlier than 6th of December: widgets doesn't update anymore.

For now I am using version of 6 December and it works just fine (fast and stable) :)
[Nexus S General] navjot94:
Unless you are using trebuchet, that's probably a bug with the launcher that you are using.
[Nexus S General] micky!:
I am using CM10 stock launcher ;)
[Nexus S General] uruhakurosaki:
no,,,im not change anything....there is cm10 stock setting....im using cm10 nightly...what should i do??
[Nexus S General] Killasmoke:
Dam the Samsung Epic 4g got CM10.1 before the Nexus S4G how could this be the world must be coming to the end! LOL I can't wait for it to come to are device but until it does it CM10 stable for me or Rasbean if I need my 4.2.1 fix hahah
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Try booting into safe mode. If no more reboots happen, that means one of your apps are causing they issue. You can try uninstalling your apps starting from the most recently installed until the reboots stop occurring. < via xda app>
[Nexus S General] alfhie:
+1 me too...
[Nexus S General] Mathorlaz:
Hey guys, i have a question. I'm currently using SlimBean ROM, wich is actually very pleasing, but I'd like to try CM10. The only problem is that theres an option on the Slim ROM that lets you change the LCD density (DPI) which makes the items on screen bigger or smaller depending on the value.

When I flashed the CM10 a few days ago, I couldn't find that option on the additional CM settings. Is there any way to change this without an interface? I feel like the screen is too big with the stock DPI.

Thanks in advance,

Mathorlaz
[Nexus S General] barrielui:
Just install an app from Google Play.
[Nexus S General] Mathorlaz:
Thanks, I didn't know there were apps for this. I'm going to try CM10 with Marmite Kernel then.

Cheers,

Mathorlaz
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Or thru root explorer, you can also edit build.prop file in /system, look for the following line:

ro.sf.lcd_density=240

And change the value 240 to any DPI value you want. Be careful though. Changing DPI settings to values other than stock may cause issues with some apps, including the Play Store.< via xda app>
[Nexus S General] tehkraft:
More specifically, some apps will appear as if they are incompatible with your device and thereby won't let you update or show up in search results.
[Nexus S General] tehkraft:
If you folks are feeling courageous, this got built earlier today but hasn't yet been uploaded to get.cm

http://jenkins.cyanogenmod.com/job/...hive/cm-10.1-20121220-EXPERIMENTAL-crespo.zip

http://jenkins.cyanogenmod.com/job/...-10.1-20121220-EXPERIMENTAL-crespo.zip.md5sum
[Nexus S General] apatal:
Has anyone tried this version yet? Tried the 12/17 experimental build yesterday. It's OK but I still wasn't satisfied with the experience... Not to mention it caused all sorts of trouble for me with the the new sdcard0 naming convention. :)
[Nexus S General] tehkraft:
I'm running it, its quite smoother than the 12/17, woorim's unofficial 12/19 build I tried seemed to fix the lagginess and this one is even smoother. The smoothness definitely takes its toll on the battery though.

Multitasking is even better than the last 4.1 nightly I was running, even with the same free ram and all my apps installed.

Don't know about the gapps backup issue though since I didn't try to flash without them.
[Nexus S General] oliver2ooi:
I'm on nightly 1224 since yesterday which is 4.2.1 by the way, it's faster than the previous version I had and I love it :D
[Nexus S General] Scofield.:
Hi guys, what was the last CM10 (not CM10.1) Nightly and where to get it?
[Nexus S General] AzN MusiQ:
I search it too, but no chance.

The CM Team always delete old nightlys.

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[Nexus S General] Koboldchen:
Look here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36046727&postcount=190
[Nexus S General] hotmatua.parulian:
So far..CyanogenMod is the best for my Nexus S..thanks guys behind the curtain...
[Nexus S General] jokkir:
Aw, you don't thank me, guys? :P

Anyway, glad to see my post helped others haha. I don't like it when people find a solution to their problem and don't post that solution
[Nexus S General] Ted Mosby:
What happened to the CM10 development? Is there gonna be new nightlies or maybe one more stable version?