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[Nexus S General] Zulda:
I don't know, but I bought S3 mini last week and Nexus is on auction server.
[Nexus S General] Nexus311:
RC5 is pretty bad. Lag everywhere. I'm on RC4 and it's pretty great. I'm going to stay on it until a stable build is released, then I'll give that a go.
[Nexus S General] omartins:
I've experiencing some issues with RC5 as well. After some days of use I started noticing an abnormal battery usage by android OS process. A reboot through recovery, wipe cache and dalvick, followed by fixing permissions appeared to solve the problem, but was only temporary, since after the same few days the same problem popped out again... So, after this, I decided to get back into nightlies track. So far, so good, but only time will tell if it is usable as a daily ROM, or not.

RM
[Nexus S General] nolook:
rc5 works fine for me for streaming Bluetooth... this is what I use my phone for most of the time so it's a huge deal breaker if it's broken.. hope the stable is out soon...

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Nexus S General] nonplusultra:
Hey guys,

Does anyone know whether i lose my settings if i switch from the latest nightly to CM10 (and probably back to 10.1 afterwards) through the built in update mechanism?
[Nexus S General] abccg:
Everything should stay it doesnt wipe any data/cache/dalvik thats why I love the CM updater.
[Nexus S General] andrei1015:
I've been having the feeling the phone starts to move much slower once the battery reaches around 30%. Did anyone else see this too?

excruciatingly slow, might I add.
[Nexus S General] Sucky1983:
Are you overclocking? Maybe the CPU has some voltage issues. My device becomes unstable on low power when over clocked, so I have to raise voltages a bit.
[Nexus S General] andrei1015:
Default kernel, 200 - 1000 MHz, Ondemand.

Edit: does anyone have a solution for this behaviour?
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
No you cannot move from cm10.1 to cm10 without wiping data. Even if the updater would let you do that I really won't recommend it. One should always do a full wipe before downgrading an OS.

But you can upgrade later without losing data just fine.
[Nexus S General] Nuclear_Geko:
CM 10.1 gets worse day by day. I'm about to format it right now. The phone is, putting it simply and honestly, not usable.

:(:(:(:(
[Nexus S General] rho57:
I think it would be better if we all wait for the stable version to come out.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] Killasmoke:
Just go back to CM10 that's your best bet I did & I'm not going to go back to any 4.2.2 ROM our phones just can't run that version of android for more than a week without slowing down to crawl needing a reboot just to make it manageable for a day then its back to crawl there's a reason Google didn't officially update this phone up to Android 4.2 because its a little to much for us to handle so its 4.1.2 & phones is running like a CHAMP!!
[Nexus S General] Maelstr0m:
my phone runs smooth and stable with jellyshot and latest marmite, my girlfriend's NS is running with latest slimbean with no problems..

I think CM10.1 is running in some troubles with our device but with the correct rom NS can manage jb4.2 without problems
[Nexus S General] andrei1015:
For me it's the complete opposite o.O
[Nexus S General] Nuclear_Geko:
Trying SlimBean now, let's see if it's cool... for now there's a world of difference.
[Nexus S General] Nuclear_Geko:
The only extra thing I use is Swype keyboard. I've a laggish phone and if I browse the internet... man... my phone needs a reboot. Totally unresponsive, heavy lag It's very unresponsive.

I just use Whatsapp, Facebook and sometimes I open Skype just to use it for a video call via WiFi, then I close it.

So it does NOT seem to me that I'm way ahead of a normal usage...
[Nexus S General] andrei1015:
Well, I use my phone way more heavily than you and it works perfectly. And that's weird.
[Nexus S General] ej8989:
Greenify app.
[Nexus S General] Nuclear_Geko:
That's really weird.. consider that I've formatted data/cache/dalvik and system/ reinstalling a new Cyanogen...

What's that? Let me check...
[Nexus S General] onmyouji:
CM 10.1.0 stable released!

http://www.cyanogenmod.org/blog/cyanogenmod-10-1-0-release
[Nexus S General] andrei1015:
Yay fresh install. I really really recommend people who had problems and lags with M-snapshots and RCs to try it out. It's amazing. And I recommend doing a full fresh install, without restoring anything with Titanium :)
[Nexus S General] Maxxd01:
Why not use Titanium?
[Nexus S General] andrei1015:
Well, first of all, I had a lot of apps I almost never used, but couldn't just delete. Secondly, apps leave a lot of unused data and cache behind, and my phone was a bit slow. Also I wanted a few apps flashed directly into the ROM, apps like supersu, titanium backup, cerberus, stuff like that.

A while back when the nightlies were slower and my phone was behaving like a spoiled brat I promised myself I'd do a clean install once the stable is out. I am sure some of the apps I used not to use (wut) will find their way into my phone again, but a fresh start is always nice.
[Nexus S General] Ted Mosby:
Keep us informed about performance after few days of usage :)
[Nexus S General] gioyann:
It happens every time you make a fresh install that you will find your phone "amazingly faster than before"...until you install junk-apps as usual for a heavy user.

I'm on CM10 since months (after fresh install) and my phone is still fast because I:

- uninstalled hangout update

- uninstalled facebook (god damn it!! It will launch itself even if I kill and kill again the app!! I use "Boat browser lite" to have a facebook access!)

- avoided installing a ton of garbage that I don't really need/use

- turned off the 90% of notifications from games or low-used messaging systems

This way leads to an average of 100-110 mb of free RAM,

the most important parameter

to make Nexus S responsive!
[Nexus S General] rho57:
Use sdmaid to get rid of unused data.

Sent from my Nexus S

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Use greenify to keep facebook from running in background.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] andrei1015:
Indeed you are right. But installing a major new version should only be done freshly :p
[Nexus S General] rho57:
So far so good. I'm using the rom for about 12 hours over the latest bigmem marmite kernel (100-1096 smartassv2) and i think the smoothness of the rom is comparable to cm10 running the same kernel. Battery life isnt that bad also. Removed system apps like email, exchange services, voice dialer, etc. Used stock android 4.2 launcher. Greenified. 160-180mb free ram.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] 4tticuz:
Can I add the extended reboot menu to power button?
[Nexus S General] leap_ahead:
hii ..I am new on cyanogenmod rom ...I flash the stable one and setup all my apk ..after reboot one apps disappear..the Igo gps...anyone to help me ?

every time I must install it to get it working ..after reboot disappear again ..

also I have this problem on aokp rom ..on rasbeanjelly,jellyshot no ...

I explore with file manager and I see that on data/app the icon of igo is turn to green Android ...
[Nexus S General] gioyann:
Nice to hear! So...could you be so kind to give me some reasons that worth the time to update to CM10.1 from 10? :D
[Nexus S General] semprom:
Soo if I wan't to clean everything from the phone what must I format and then install 10.1?

Thanks.
[Nexus S General] andrei1015:
Yeah well today I came back to nightlies. Sorry but I'm a flashaholic :P But yea, it's great, starting to compete with CM10 actually.

Uhm, factory reset, which means ummm... /data, /cache, /dalvik-cache and I think another one which slips me...
[Nexus S General] N3V3RS3TTL3:
/cache, /dalvik-cache, /system, /boot
[Nexus S General] rho57:
It's more of personal reasons actually. I like the lock screen, the keyboard's swipe functionality, the quick settings panel, the clock. Basically all that 4.2 has and 4.1 doesn't have. I'm more of into the interface guy rather than into performance. Besides i don't like installing a lot of apps on my device so I don't need it to be ultra fast and all. I just need it to have a longer battery life which fortunately can be achieved by matching the rom with the right kernel.

Sent from my Nexus S

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Every time I install a new rom I always format /system, /cache, /data, and /boot. You can find those options under mounts and storage in recovery mode.

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] 4tticuz:
Is it possible to centre the clock?

Thanks alot for that great running Rom, it's super smooth with marmite kernel and greenify
[Nexus S General] leap_ahead:
I do this :http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=33197228&postcount=4442
[Nexus S General] esseti:
is it possible to set a smaller dpi (so everything is smalle) like in the slim rom?
[Nexus S General] rsandy:
Yes, just edit build prop, if you want navbar, pie just add to build prop

qemu.hw.mainkeys=0
[Nexus S General] esseti:
wait, what's navbar?

i just want to put smaller dpi (180).

i found this post http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1615129
[Nexus S General] rsandy:
Navigation bar
[Nexus S General] esseti:
a ok, i use the physical one, that's fine.
[Nexus S General] nolook:
anyone yet the s4 Google edition camera working on nexus s with photosphere and flash working?
[Nexus S General] Killasmoke:
Yep flash works & photosphere :)
[Nexus S General] SHEER TERROR:
Camera fcs after going from back camera>front>back
[Nexus S General] beertown:
Just installed CM-10.1.0. As far as I can tell, bluetooth doesn't work at all. Is this the right place to report bugs?
[Nexus S General] nolook:
which camera did you flash? can you provide a link.. tia

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Nexus S General] N3V3RS3TTL3:
First, flash this http://db.tt/kL3d36H2. Then, download this http://db.tt/1L8cE5Er and install as normal application. The app will be updated.
[Nexus S General] rho57:
Has anyone tried installing jb 4.3 camera app on cm10.1?

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] dark'em:
LOL :laugh: Look at the posts above you!
[Nexus S General] itline:
Is 10.1 stable? dose it have any problems and bugs?
[Nexus S General] nibla101:
Rock stable, been running it since they released it, no problems what so ever.
[Nexus S General] sonerek:
Flashed the zip and it works OK, but when I try to install the apk as normal application it says "App not installed." :(

Any suggestions?
[Nexus S General] semprom:
I agree. It's great.
[Nexus S General] nolook:
it's running great for me but seems like battery last a bit less than some of the RCs ... running greenify as usual

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] toni.gultom:
Same with me ; "App not installed." and all my gallery gone.
[Nexus S General] beertown:
Could you tell me if bluetooth works perfectly for you, including tethering? The only thing that worked for me was pairing to another device, nothing else. No file transfer, no tethering... so I reverted to CM-10.0
[Nexus S General] nibla101:
Cant test that right now im on vacation but I cant see why it shouldnt work, everything should work on a cm stable release.
[Nexus S General] andrei1015:
Whenever I try to enable/disable Privacy Control for an app the phone freezes and fast reboots. Does this happen to anyone else?
[Nexus S General] N3V3RS3TTL3:
I don't know why you are having issue. That method worked for me. Did you delete your original gallery?

Using whichever file explore you prefer, delete any gallery that you have in /system, /app. Download this flashable zip http://db.tt/K34oFeNs to SD on phone. Reboot to recovery, wipe cache, flash zip, reboot.
[Nexus S General] semprom:
It's working. Today I had to send a photo to a friend and it worked like a charm.
[Nexus S General] sleepyEDB:
I'm running the 0629 nightly and this does not happen to me. I enabled Privacy Guard on two apps, one on the SD Card and one on internal storage and no freezes/reboots. Nothing out of the ordinary when disabling Privacy Guard on these apps either.

sleepy
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
Moved to cm 10.1 again after the stable version came and so far I am so happy with this. The animations are just flat out smoothest I have ever seen on the nexus S so far and home screen remains quite smooth even with plenty of widgets and wallpaper scrolling on. With cm10 that was one big bummer that home screen scrolling would get jittery with any launcher if there are alot of widgets or wallpaper scrolling is on.

However the real test remains to be seen if my phone continues to function with 2 days of uptime. Since this is clearly smoother than 4.1.2 I am willing to compromise a bit on the ram usage thing I just hope its not as bad now as it was when I last used cm 10.1.

I did a clean upgrade this time so maybe that will help as well.

BTW I have a question. I accidentally flashed the 4.2.1 gapps everything was working fine but then I realised it and flashed the latest gapps over it. That's not a problem right and does not compromise on the "clean" install?
[Nexus S General] KaylordTheuZ:
Running an old JB rom, I'd like to move to CM10.1 Nightly... but all the links in first page are broken :p

Can anyone post a new link?

And, for what concerns the new ROM installation...

...is it sufficient, like other custom ROMs, to install from CWM ROM and Gapps? Then make a full wipe?

Thanks :good:
[Nexus S General] andrei1015:
Go to get.cm and search for Crespo. Using cwm wipe and then flash.
[Nexus S General] xbs:
I would install latest TWRP with Goo ;)
[Nexus S General] mypat:
[ROM][4.2.2] Official Cm10.1 Nigthlies for Nexus S & Nexus S 4G 03/07/2013

For Nexus S 03/07/2013

For Changelog

http://10.1.cmxlog.com/?device=crespo

http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#crespo/cm10.1/next

For Download

http://download.cyanogenmod.com/get/jenkins/33183/cm-10.1-20130703-NIGHTLY-crespo.zip

http://get.cm/get/8XB

For Nexus S 4G 03/07/2013

For Changelog

http://10.1.cmxlog.com/?device=crespo4g

http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#crespo4g/cm10.1/next

For Download

http://download.cyanogenmod.com/get/jenkins/33184/cm-10.1-20130703-NIGHTLY-crespo4g.zip

http://get.cm/get/8UD
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
So my phone got completely stuck while I wanted to take a photo and had to take out the battery. I guess cm 10.1 is still not reliable for our phone and will never be. :(
[Nexus S General] mypat:
it could be hardware, i never had same problem also for me 10.1 is rock solid :)
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
No its not hardware the phone just runs out of ram and gets stuck. It happened to me all the time on 10.1 but almost never on 10 when I went back.

It did happen with a third party camera app though so now I have switched to the stock app let's see how it goes.
[Nexus S General] chrisgestapo:
That's strange. Third party camera apps like ProCamera works fine on my phone with 10.1 (as well as 10). The stock gallery app is frozen, but I do not think it matters.
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
They work fine for me as well but in that moment the phone froze due to lack of ram. It can happen in any app.
[Nexus S General] rg2:
I tried the above method (deleting my gallery apks, flashing zip in recovery) then installed the GalleryGoogle apk. While I do have the new camera, whenever I flip to the front-facing camera and try to go back to the rear-facing camera, the Gallery app crashes; also, I seem to be getting random crashes from the camera, although it is usable. Is anyone else experiencing the same issues, or am I doing something wrong? Any/all help is appreciated.
[Nexus S General] nolook:
I'm getting similar problems to you but I cleared the gallery cache and it seems like it's stabilizing... photosphere works but I have GPS tagging disabled... pressing edit in gallery also crashes too
[Nexus S General] rg2:
Thanks for the reply. I tried clearing cache so hopefully that will help. I also have GPS disabled so I haven't experienced any issues with photosphere. Ditto on not being able to edit photos, although it did work initially for some reason.
[Nexus S General] Killasmoke:
I gave Android 4.2.2 another go & with CM 10.1 stable I have to say its really good smooth & stable no freezes or reboots & Ram is good as long as I don't have Maps or FB installed those 2 apps are Ram killers also now Google music app always running using RAM it never did this before until Google updated it oh well.
[Nexus S General] Cloedu72:
install old Camera version on 10.1

From my point of view the 4.2.2 camera is to slow for the crespo device. Is there a way to install the Camera from a 4.1.2 Android?

=> Any CWM packages available?

10.1 is great and rock stable so far!

Thanks

Claude
[Nexus S General] xbs:
Use Greenify (available in Google Play Store) to hibernate apps that are not in use like maps, FB, etc.
[Nexus S General] oliver2ooi:
Is hibernating same as freezing/disabling (like in titanium backup)?
[Nexus S General] xbs:
No, it's not the same.

You can still use the app normally but if the app is greenified it will go to hibernation as soon as you are not using it. Return to the hibernted app and it comes out of hibernation.
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
I am totally in love with the stable release, my god homescreen scrolling is so smooth and doesnt break a sweat no matter how many widgets I throw at it.

The only problem is more ram usage and I have found the ultimate solution for it. Ofcourse greenify is a must but its still not enough. This is what I am doing and would highly recommend everyone else.

My phone auto reboots every night at 4 so I am basically never gonna have ram issues now. If you happen to be using the phone at that time then you will get a notification to cancel it. :)

For those interested this is the app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bt.aios&hl=en
[Nexus S General] osbaldov:
Why did they stop using torrents? Its not in the get.cm site anymore.
[Nexus S General] andrei1015:
This is not how a phone should work. You should try the latest nightlies, they are working very well for me. And I don't use greenify or ksm or 16 bit transparency or stuff like that.
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
You are prolly not using your phone much then. With my usage its pretty much impossible to make it work smoothly without greenify.

Whats the problem if the phone reboots while you are sleeping? Its the number one way to keep an android phone running smooth.
[Nexus S General] andrei1015:
Why yes, I do use my phone quite a lot. Mum says I was born with a phone in my hand :P There is no problem with rebooting your phone, but a phone should need to be rebooted to work properly.
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
So you are telling me you dont reboot your phone, dont use greenify and your phone keeps going smooth for days? Sorry thats just not happening unless all you use is one app on your phone.

390 MB ram is abysmal by todays standards its not the phone's fault its just the way it is.
[Nexus S General] andrei1015:
I only reboot when flashing an update. That's daily. But I was on stable for a whole 3 days and it was ok. I really don't think it would be much of a problem with the latest nightlies because before flashing a new update it's still working as it did when it booted the update from yesterday.
[Nexus S General] oliver2ooi:
ok thanks, I installed it and would like to know what apps you have greenified (i.e. google apps that sync).

also why is google search not recognized? (system app?)

thanks
[Nexus S General] ayrtonforever:
when I froze Facebook with greenify, I will receive fb notifications when phone is locked?

Inviato dal mio Nexus S con Tapatalk 2
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
That explains it right there then. A one off go for 3 days without the phone slowing to a crawl is no indication that it would be like that always. My phone is fine as well for 24 hours but it can really slow down if not rebooted for days so with auto reboot I never have to worry about it.

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You have to turn off fb sync in order to auto freeze it with greenify.
[Nexus S General] xbs:
I have greenified frequent used apps like maps, facebook, games, google+, greader, feedly, etc.
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
Anyone noticed how much faster USB transfer is in cm10.1? :o
[Nexus S General] rho57:
Found an easter egg on the calculator:
[Nexus S General] liveitout:
Ever since updating to 10.1 titanium backup will crash and freeze and shut down my phone... Any thoughts?
[Nexus S General] jokkir:
How did you update?
[Nexus S General] liveitout:
From settings > about phone > CyanogenMod updates
[Nexus S General] CataHd:
The latest nigthlie with the kernel from the latest version of helly bean it is great

It seams that i finally found a good replacement for CM10 :D
[Nexus S General] onmyouji:
Should we create a new thread for CM 10.1 stable?
[Nexus S General] toni.gultom:
Agree with that
[Nexus S General] sleepyEDB:
I agree as well. Separate threads for stable and nightlies is a good idea.

sleepy
[Nexus S General] joaofoto:
i agree about the new topic for cyanogen 10.1 stable... i have a problem now: i unistall the cyanogen app lantern because i found the icon ugly and replace that app, but now the quick setting lantern doesnt work... is there any way to solve this? thanks
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[Nexus S General] Cloedu72:
Increase Voltage on CM10.1 Kernel

What is the easiest way to increase the processor voltages on the original CM10.1 Kernel?

=> Is ther a way? :confused:

Thanks for help

Claude
[Nexus S General] SHEER TERROR:
Just use nstools
[Nexus S General] Cloedu72:
I cant see any voltage entrys in NSTools.... :crying:
[Nexus S General] SHEER TERROR:
Why don't you change the kernel?
[Nexus S General] Zeratul91:
It's a known bug, you have to fix the permissions from the recovery
[Nexus S General] Cloedu72:
Already done but i still cant see the volt parameters.... Wich file needs to be fixed with the correct permissions?
[Nexus S General] Zeratul91:
You can't choose the single files to fix from the recovery, it's all auto. If you can change the governor from nstools then probably the cm standard kernel doesn't have the voltage control
[Nexus S General] Nexus HAL:
Stock CM kernel doesn't support custom voltages. No amount of permission fixing is gonna bring it back in NStools :silly:
[Nexus S General] Cloedu72:
Thanks for the Info....
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
Anyone else getting really average battery life from 10.1 stable? I did a clean upgrade from CM10 stable and now my android system usage is rather high. What to do?
[Nexus S General] andrei1015:
Well since it is an upgrade you can expect more battery usage, which is perfectly normal.
[Nexus S General] Gambler_3:
I don't understand why the cm team doesn't implement the very simple solution of the quick settings that aokp has. When there is no notification then the quick settings are opened by default when you pull from the top of the screen. When there is a notification then it opens the notification simple eh? And of course its optional.

Opening the quick settings by pulling from the right or left side is just annoying when you want to see a notification and end up opening the quick settings.