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[Motorola Droid RAZR] dinosz1000:
Works good overall and thanks for the effort but sadly it's got the known sound bug where the phone randomly freezes sometimes when you receive a call or text, which makes the phone unusable. I know this is a driver problem, but is there anyway of fixing it? On the latest builds of slim and aopk this problem was fixed.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] RiggsDaRuler:
How do u get the 1% batt mod??? I don't see it
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ins5736:
Use Xposed with Gravity box.

OG RAZR XT912
[Motorola Droid RAZR] emilakd:
of the 25/11 still gives me error signal

even deleting cellbrow ... apk
[Motorola Droid RAZR] fujcru:
To those with MMS and connections issues, you might want to try fixing the APN's in the ROM. Obviously, this is going to be hard to troubleshoot since the APN settings are locked out at the moment. But I've tried this and I think it helps. Basically, some users have expressed the opinion that the APN settings in Cyanogenmod are messed up. If you look at the file (\system\etc\apns-conf.xml) you can see that it is fairly large and contains lots and lots of different APN's for different carriers and such so it's not too surprising that errors may have cropped up here or there. The suggested solution was to use a program called APN Backup & Restore to backup your APN settings from your stock system and then restore them to the custom ROM you are using. I've tried this and had some success with it, the only problem is I don't know exactly how the program treats similar but different APN's. I think it just adds a new entry. And I don't think the phone always chooses the right/best APN if there are similar APN's. So what I did was take the backup file of the APN's from my stock system and sort of merge it with the APN's from Cyanogenmod. I tried to do the merge with the idea that the settings from the stock system override the settings in the Cyanogenmod file if there is a difference. When I'm on CM10.2 (where I can see the APN settings), the APN my phone connects to from my merged file is:

<apn carrier="LTE - Verizon Internet" numeric="311480" mcc="311" mnc="480" apn="VZWINTERNET" mmsc="http://mms.vtext.com/servlets/mms" type="default,mms,dun,stdhipri,supl" protocol="IPV4V6" roaming_protocol="IPV4V6" bearer="14" />

The interesting thing is that in the default APN file that came with the various Cyanogenmod releases this APN does not contain the mmsc= reference and the type= reference is only default,dun. Note that there are various settings which refer to MMS that are missing from the default file and that might explain some of the problems people are having with MMS. However, I have not had any problems since I started using my merged file and I think I'm getting a better connection all around as well. So if your MMS isn't working, it could be because your phone isn't properly connecting to your carrier.

So before I flashed these releases, I edit the \system\etc\apns-conf.xml file and put in my merged settings. There is also a setting in the build.prop file that refers to the numeric and the default is 310004. Since you can see that my phone likes the 311480 APN, I change that too: ro.cdma.home.operator.numeric=310004 to ro.cdma.home.operator.numeric=311480.

I can post my merged file if people are interested in it. But depending on your phone and possibly even your region/market, you might have different settings than I do so I don't know how helpful my merged file would be.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] RiggsDaRuler:
I'm on vzw x912.,I've had working MMS since the first cm11 spyder build. Both receiving and sending.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dwillian:
There have been a lot of reports of failed installs using CWM. I believe you need to use SafeStrap 3.65 to successfully install CM11.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] vanwho:
The builds past 20140301 seem to be a lot better on battery life. I use it as my daily driver. It works well.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Meneldur:
I think it'sGoogle's fault, on KitKat. Since RAZR stock is JB, it's safe or much less prone to suffer it.

Meneldur @ XT910

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Personally, I'm using it daily error-free. The only issue that annoyed my experience was fixed on feb 26th, so now CM11 is almost rock solid to me. I say ‘almost’ since it's still not final, but in fact I feel it is or it's near completion.

Meneldur @ XT910
[Motorola Droid RAZR] badelemental:
Razr xt910

Wanted to revive my dead XT910 and install CM11. The battery is dead and will soon replace.

For now it's on stock 4.0.4 ROM. Can anyone please guide me through the process. I am used to Sony, HTC and Samsung but never tried to install CM on Moto devices. Any help is appreciated.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] stargo:
Just a short info: JBX has not merged the bugfix for the "signal-loss"-issue yet. So you should stay with the stock CM kernel for a few more days.

Regards,

Michael
[Motorola Droid RAZR] jeff_roey:
I ended up jumping off of CM11 at the beginning of February because the signal loss issue made the ROM unusable for me. I never stopped following the thread and when it looked like the signal drop issue may have been resolved - mostly due to Stargo's work - I jumped back onboard with the 03.01 nightly. Like before, this ROM is buttery smooth, stable and easy to set up.

SIGNAL DROP ISSUES - Since installing the 03.01 nightly, I haven't had a single signal drop. All (except HDMI :D) seems to be working without issue and reliably. Again, I'm running 03.01 and DHacker's gApps. I don't have JBX installed. BTW: my cell signal in the house has always been in the crapper. I usually pull only 1-2 bars inside and have always stepped outside on long cell calls. Always been this way with this phone and any other VZW phone I've had. Point is event with my in-home signal hovering near the cellar and constantly switching between LTE and 3G, I haven't had any unrecoverables.

BATTERY LIFE - Over the last 60+ hours I'm averaging ~2% of battery use per hour. I've been keeping the phone unplugged as much as possible to check battery life. I've been keeping BT and WIFI always on (I do miss smart actions ;) ). WIFI is connected when I'm home and I've been doing a good bit of BT file transfers between phone and laptop and BT music as well as all other normal phone stuff.

BT - Speaking of BT, no issues - I have the phone paired to 2 Kias, an Acer laptop, HP desktop, and Jabra Solemate. No issues pairing, holding on, transferring files, playing music, or making calls.

GPS - GPS locks in less than 7 seconds.

WIFI - I have 3 APs in the house, all broadcasting the same hidden SSID on different, non-overlapping channels. WIFI connects and holds consistently without any signal drops but one observation I did notice is that on stock JB, the phone would switch between channels and stay connected to the channel with the highest signal strength depending where I am in the house. This ROM doesn't seem to do that as effectively - it always stays connected but if for instance I'm connected on the channel assigned to the basement AP and walk into the family room that has its own AP, it'll hold the basement (weaker) channel instead of switching channels to the stronger signal. On stock JB it did that very effectively. If I toggle WIFI off/on it immediately picks up the closest (strongest) channel and holds it. Not really a problem for me, more of an observation really.

BOTTOM LINE - I'm very happy and feeling more and more confident with this ROM. As of today, I don't know of any reason to upgrade to a newer nightly. That is until the smart folks figure out HDMI :)

Thanks All!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] slvrbul:
I am using a factory cable but only have white light attached to computer. Cant get into fastboot to flash !!!

Chief
[Motorola Droid RAZR] wilkster:
I am seeing the same thing on the Targa/Bionic version of this ROM. Handoffs between access points using the same SSID don't seem very smooth vs. stock where it works well.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] pescorilo:
This happened because your battery dropped below 5% with os off (you were in recovery, ss?). Because os handles charging above 5% and your os it's no longer bootable, your phone won't charge, and you cannot do recovery through fastboot.

Unfortunately I had the same problem. Factory cable it's not the one from phone package, it's a special type to buy, the one they use 'in factory'.

If you cannot have one as it happened to me, then search on YouTube for the video to cut a normal micro usb cable and power up directly the battery. You would have to open the case, warranty void.you would also need a small star shaped screw driver. Best solution is still to reach for a factory cable, it's safer, in my country it was not available.

Regards.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] control187:
So... Looking at the changelog for 3/4 and whoa, just whoa. It looks like they rewrote the whole thing. Has anyone flashed and is using yet?

BTW, I put 3/1 on the stock slot and things seem to be working well so far, ~24 hours in.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] sonicshaman:
Had been working very well for me, seem to have lost the ability to pair to bluetooth headset.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Thanks Michael,

I found out the hard way. My phone is now unstable, rebooting by itself, and is no longer reliable. I will wipe the slot and restore my backup. My JBX days are over. You are right, stock CM11 really "does not need any help".

NOTE: Thank God for Safe Strap. The recovery went very well. Thank you Michael. Everybody take note, CM11 and gapps ONLY right now. Maybe later you can get fancy but I paid a price for it, lucky for me I covered my own butt this time.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] vanwho:
Has anyone tried out today's build, 0304? I saw some people on Google+ had issues with the dialer and such. Just wondering if anyone tried it yet to see if it was worth updating yet.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] control187:
I have it installed since 12 or so today, EST. No issues yet.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
This is good news, Vanhwho. I don't know if you saw my earlier post about installing jbx. I am on 02/26 and since CM11 has been really stable and good for me for weeks, I decided to try JBX so I could overclock to 1.3 GHz, I miss that ability so I decided to install it. I told everyone and got immediate lockups, hard power down, captured dmesg and attached it so Micheal (Stargo) could see it. He told me the recent work that went into CM11 to stabilize and fix it has not been incorporated into jbx, so best not use it. He was right and I had the sense to make a complete backup prior to installing it. I wiped slot, restored backup to 02/26 and all is well. Since I still have that backup, I will do 03/04, best to hear from others before taking the leap. OTA updates work quite well, use them. No wiping anything as the install does that for you. You get a "Thanks" for your contribution vanwho, it is meaningful to me.:laugh:

I did not have a good experience with the JBX kernel on CM 11 recently. Prior to needing all sorts of patches, it really did help a lot. Plus, I love the overclock features available. But for anyone else having issues with CM11, the KISS rule (Keep It Simple Stupid) seems to work the best for me. Less things installed, less that can go wrong, less things to troubleshoot. Unless you are experienced and know for sure what you are doing, my advice is do not use the JBX kernel at this time! It will make the phone unstable, lockup by itself, and frequently reboot on it's own. Stick with CM11 and pa-gapps ONLY! This is good advice, IMHO. For experienced individuals, use your best judgement.

Thanks Van! :good:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] JakeDHS07:
JBX for 03-04 has now merged last changes. Back to being a stable OC choice.

DROID RAZR MAXX CM 11 JBX KERNEL
[Motorola Droid RAZR] chiahead52:
Please don't type in bold red text for people not to use the jbx kernel. Its pretty rude and others have success using it. Just because you are having trouble doesn't give you the right to dictate to everyone to not use it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] gruev:
I experience battery drains on the latest builds. When I look at my stats it states that "sdcard" has used 40+% of the battery. The phone also becomes very warm. Default kernel, xposed, greenify is hibernating everything that may hog down the phone. Anyone experiencing this or have any suggestions how to fix it/get to the bottom of it?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] TStarGermany:
may i reintroduce my proposition to look at the STOCK china rom to include genuine call recording ?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
What "right"? ...dictate? I don't "dictate" to anyone, the pay sucks and I am not looking for the job. I am an easygoing guy, tell it like I see it. If it makes you happy, then I will tone it down to suit you. Here, see if you like this better.

See modified post

Actually, I just wanted bold red letters, not HUGE letters like I got. I like jbx and stopped when cm11 started having issues, per developer's request and common sense. Since cm11 has been working quite well for many weeks, I thought I could use it again. It didn't work for me and one of the devs told me personally that a lot of work went into the code for cm11 that so far, has not been incorporated into the jbx kernel. Like any good man, Stargo did forward his notes and "fixes" along to the author of jbx and future versions might be really good. But for right now, it made my phone really bad.

If you like that better or have a reasonable suggestion, I will listen. I did this to make you happy, chiahead. I did this to keep peace and to help everyone get along. If this effort does not make you happy, then I give up. Cannot please everyone all the time. In that case, I will quit trying. If you like it better, a small thanks would go a long ways, okay buddy?

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I installed it today after removing jbx and going back to my "good 02/27 build". Everything works great. Dialer, GPS, WiFi, so far no issues at all. Seems pretty good. :good:

Vanwho:

By today (Next Day) Google Voice Type never connects. The phone is slow for me. Going back to 02/27. Even SoundGirl is sticking with it. It seems the best so far. Just wanted to let you know how it worked for me.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] welder73:
Exactly,it makes YOUR phone bad,WITH CM installed.

I'm using Liquid Smooth along with JBX,everything is fine.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] soundgirl101:
:good::highfive: Bump baby!! CM11 03/04, JBX 02/27, really, (without the 300 word monologue), rocks my device!! :good::cool:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] DumbleCore:
No problems with JBX too! awesome battery, awesome performance, everything is just awesome, doesn't matter which rom I use....!

Tapped from my RazR

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Did u ever try another rom than CM?

Try slim, carbon, PA, liquid......

Maybe ur issues are gone then....

Tapped from my RazR
[Motorola Droid RAZR] zero66:
LS running good for me too. Going to try PAC today or tomorrow. All these good ROMs its hard to decide on one.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] vanwho:
I just tried LS and it is good with a lot of options, but with more options come more bugs. Just small ones, but still not as much a solid daily driver. Going to try the new SlimKat that came out yesterday that has the latest kernel updates now.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] sonicshaman:
Still no Bluetooth for me, any ideas?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Well, this "IS" a cm11 post, no?

[ROM][4.4.2][CDMA/GSM] Official CM11 (M2 Snapshot Available)

I wouldn't know you were using liquid. But I did look into it before deciding on CM11. How do you like it? I love a fast, responsive phone with lots of apps that I use. Could you post a screenshot or two of what liquid looks like on your phone? Thanks.

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I am going back to 02/27. I don't like this 03/04. Google Voice Type is not even activating and the entire thing seems so "slow".

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Two suggestions:

Attempt to pair and use one or more different Bluetooth devices. Make sure it is really the phone. I always use a GOOD headset and never had a problem with it.

MAKE A BACKUP FIRST! Then wipe the slot in Safe Strap, install ONLY CM11 and pa-gapps, go through the setup to see if that restores it. If so, you have your answer.

This has worked for me and others. Good luck! :good:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] sonicshaman:
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Two suggestions:

Attempt to pair and use one or more different Bluetooth devices. Make sure it is really the phone. I always use a GOOD headset and never had a problem with it.

MAKE A BACKUP FIRST! Then wipe the slot in Safe Strap, install ONLY CM11 and pa-gapps, go through the setup to see if that restores it. If so, you have your answer.

This has worked for me and others. Good luck! :good:[/QUOTE]

I've been running CM for quite a while and it's always worked fine. I have a good unit/Plantronics that's never been a problem. Unfortunately my car radio died the other day which was my other pairing device. I may wait it out for the next build or 2 and see if it comes back. I only lost it the last 2.

thanks-may go the wipe route as a last resort
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
No. I wanted something else, something good. I looked into Carbon and Liquid but seemed to get the most help here with a new rom, something called "Kit Kat" too. So I decided to go with this, great help and instructions here in this post, and when I gain the experience with "all things ROMs", I might try some of these other cool roms. JBX is *awesome*, just not working well with CM11 currently. You are probably right, thanks for the tip!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] krestian:
Me too, on 20140303, CM kernel (not JBX), with Xposed + Gravity Box and little else. What is this SDcard process anyway? had never seen it before. Also, and per CPU Spy, phone seems to be deep sleeping very little, if any at all. Battery drain is around 8-9% / hour, in my case SDcard consumption does not reach 40%, it's more around 20-something, but it is the top battey hog, much higher than screen and Android OS itself.

I also just experienced a phone app crash where I picked an incoming call and it was mute. There was no way to hang up the call or otherwise recover the phone app - in trying, the phone eventually went into a black screen where there was no way back from, other than force rebooting.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Yes, that is an experience we have all been dealing with for over a month. One developer keeps us updated on progress and even released special test builds on it for black screen lock. Something to do with the internal USB bridge gets choked and stops data flow in the phone. Also lose signal and connection to Google servers. The best builds, I think, others agree, are from 02/26 and 02/27. I am using 20/26 and am not having major problems anymore. Updating to 03/04 made the phone much worse, restoring a backup in Safe Strap back to 02/26 gave me a reliable phone again. Here are the downloads, you can get 02/26 or 02/27 here:

Browse Files for Motorola Droid Razr - spyder

PA-GOOGLE APPS

If you have no Safe Strap backup to that period, go clean and do this (Be sure to have Safe Strap 3.6.5 Installed:

Wipe Rom Slot 1 and recreate, bump up all space 1 notch.

OR do an Advanced wipe: (Dalvik, Cache, System, Data, Android Secure)

Flash the cm11 of your choice, cm-11-20140227-NIGHTLY-spyder.zip might be a good choice.

Wipe Dalvik and Cache.

Install PA-GOOGLE APPS of your choice, mini-modular is choice for many people, including me.

Reboot to system, setup, and enjoy.

There is an install guide Here. It is a bit "Over the top" because we don't use patches anymore but extremely well done by hakarune.

A lot of us use 02/26 or 27 because it works well and the updates so far have been less than spectacular. The software devs have a very difficult problem to fix, this is one of the most stable so far.

Good Luck! :good:

NOTE: This is a HUGE subject with well over 300 pages of advice, help, questions, and answers. Someone else may think of something simple or that I overlooked. By all means, look around.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] krestian:
Due thanks given! I was actually lurking this thread and was on KK like a couple months ago, but suffered from the signal loss and all. Just jumped back this weekend after the positive reviews in this sense of the latest nightlies.

The issue with the "sdcard" battery drainer seems to be related to the all-too-well-known, good old issue with the media scanner, just called something different on KK. I tried to use the same tool that always helped me in the past (Rescan Media Root), only to find it doesn't work in KK - it just FCs and have read many other reports from people experiencing the same.

I will try this when I get home: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2624200 but maybe someone else might want to take a lead here and try it (no warranties made here).
[Motorola Droid RAZR] vanwho:
My only 2 cents is that the Unofficial 0226, or Official 0301, are the first 2 builds with the latest kernel updates that finally stopped my full signal loss issue. I don't think the Official 0226 had the updates. 0301 was the first official with all of the updates.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] krestian:
Do you remember, by any chance, your battery performance on these releases? I otherwise love the looks and the features of KK, but at this battery draining level, I will have to jump back to stock yet again and keep waiting, fingers crossed. Any ideas what your battery usage profile used to look like on them? TIA!....
[Motorola Droid RAZR] vanwho:
Once I was on the Unofficial 0226, my battery life was greatly improved. I have not installed 0301 yet to try it. I defenitley noticed an improvement over previous builds.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] hunterhk:
I recommend the nightly 0301 as well; no signal loss, good battery life, and all around Kit Kat awesomeness. Many thanks to the hard working devs!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Yeah for sure the late February bills are the best for stability. I am using 02-26 and i really love it. No major problems at all. OTA updates work great but i will not update now, the newest updates are not very good. Gosh i really love this new CM11 it'd the best thing i ever put on my phone!

Excuse me please, i'm trying to learn how to work this new android app, you guys are the best!

Hey, what is "Tapatalk"? I posted this from the XDA app on my Razr. I even posted the words "Exclamation Point" because I was using Google Voice Typing. I thought this "was" Tapatalk. What is it, really?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] control187:
Random reboot when accessing clock from the location menu.

CM11 3/4 nightly in stock slot on xt912.

Probably not a big deal.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] chinkster:
do we still have to do the WiFiAP fix and the JBX? so far i have downloaded the CM11 3/01 rom and the current Gapps. i see that the JBX is crossed out in the original post. im not sure if the WiFi Tether fix is the same thing as the WiFiAP fix? please help. thanks.

EDIT: nm i downloaded the WiFi Tether Fix and it is indeed the WiFiAP fix.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] gruev:
I've installed the app, now I'll be testing it a couple of days.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] wilkster:
If your media scanner is hogging the CPU after startup you can put a blank file called .noscanandnomtp in the root folder of each folder tree you want the scanner to skip.

Sent from my KatKiss JB TF101
[Motorola Droid RAZR] sha_tan:
has anyone tried moving apps to SD on the new nightlies? Does it work yet?