[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
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Member naifaharsy - Indonesian to English: Idioms sorry my english is horrible, I've downloaded version seblm her, what difference with latest ver? 25-12-2014 thank you

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Ohmster English: Changing language from Indonesian to English is very hard to understand. Can you please get anyone to help you say your question in English?

Please use this app for your phone to change Indonesian to English so that we can help you better. Tap here to get app that makes language change for you.

What changes happen for every new version is listed on the Changelog page for our cell phones. All of the changes are written in English. The Android app could help you understand this if you can put it on your phone.You can see the changelog page by clicking or tapping here.

CM11 is now finished. Use the M12 SNAPSHOT version. If you are having problems, then use the latest updated version. The later versions are made to correct some problems that some people are having.

Best wishes for you my friend. We will try to help you more if you need it. Please try to change Indonesian to English if you can.

Ohmster Indonesian: Mengubah bahasa dari bahasa Indonesia ke bahasa Inggris sangat sulit untuk mengerti. Bisakah Anda mendapatkan siapa pun untuk membantu Anda mengatakan pertanyaan Anda dalam bahasa Inggris?

Silakan gunakan aplikasi ini untuk telepon Anda untuk mengubah Indonesia ke bahasa Inggris sehingga kami dapat membantu Anda lebih baik. Ketuk di sini untuk mendapatkan aplikasi yang membuat perubahan bahasa untuk Anda.

Perubahan apa yang terjadi untuk setiap versi baru tercantum pada halaman Changelog untuk ponsel kita. Semua perubahan yang ditulis dalam bahasa Inggris. Android app bisa membantu Anda memahami ini jika Anda bisa menempatkannya pada ponsel Anda.

Anda dapat melihat halaman changelog dengan mengklik atau menekan di sini.

CM11 sekarang selesai. Gunakan versi M12 SNAPSHOT. Jika Anda mengalami masalah, kemudian gunakan versi update terbaru. Para versi yang dibuat untuk memperbaiki beberapa masalah bahwa beberapa orang mengalami.

Semoga Anda teman saya. Kami akan mencoba untuk membantu Anda lebih jika Anda membutuhkannya. Silahkan mencoba untuk mengubah Indonesia ke bahasa Inggris jika Anda bisa. :)

---------- Post added at 02:55 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:49 AM ----------

What Michael said here is very important in his most recent post, please read link below:

Let's get to the current status of CM-11:

Stargo told us that CM11 is finished. The FINAL version *is* the M12 SNAPSHOT. I have been using it all day and put it to the acid test today. Ran Bluetooth streaming audio to car audio and listened to Pandora Radio. While doing this, I used GPS Navigation to drive. While doing all of this, I tapped the dialer and called my own house and left a message on my answering machine. The rom performed flawlessly. No lag, no black screens, the multitasking did not choke the phone and worked quite well w/out a long wait. All very good news.

There are still Nightly builds being released for OMAP4. These updates are made to close issues that some are having, in particular, the android.phone process has stopped FC error. Determined to be caused by Whisper Push on the device. Issue was specifically addressed and change merged into the build tree as of the cm-11-20141219-NIGHTLY-spyder.zip release. Please see changelog for further information.If still experiencing android phone FC, install latest Nightly Build.

Stargo was most kind and did answer the question that has puzzled me for quite some time. The roms install well but over a period of time, days, the lag increases and increases. In some roms, this issue is so bad as to render the rom no longer useable. TRIM was mentioned as the only alternative to address this issue. FSTRIM is a Linux command line program that was introduced to Android by Google to improve performance. Essentially what TRIM does is analogous to "Defragging" a hard drive for SSDs or Solid State Drives, which is exactly what an sdcard is. The rom performance degrades as the sdcard becomes more and more fragmented. This is the "missing piece of the puzzle" that has been bugging me for the past month.

Stargo's comment on the use and reason for TRIM:

There is a very nice, free front end to use the TRIM command on your phone called LagFix (fstrim) Free, download it from the Play Store. I tried this a week ago on my own and it did not work on cm11, rom slot 1. Stargo has revealed that TRIM only works on the Stock partition in Safe Strap due to the nature of the file system. Today I installed LagFix on my Jellybean Stock rom just to test if it would work. It worked perfectly on the data partition. For 99¢ you can get LagFix (fstrim) Premium which will schedule this task for you to keep your rom running fast and smooth.

Now that I know this works, and I know that CM11 is FINAL, I intend to install it to my stock partition and dump the stock Jellybean rom. I will then run LagFix on it to perform the TRIM operation and reboot to allow the kernel to allocate the new storage blocks to the system. I will break down, pay the 99¢, and buy the premium version so that my TRIM will occur on schedule to keep my shiny new CM11 FINAL Stock rom running sweet!

More information on how TRIM works here:

What is TRIM support in Android 4.3 and why should you care?

Speed up your Android device with LagFix

XDA Lagfix TRIM Thread

Is TRIM necessary? Uh, no. CM11 works without it. But if you want to curb "lag creep" where your roms build up more and more lag as the days go by, then by all means, start using TRIM but you can only perform it on the Stock partition in Safe Strap. To do this, you must install CM11 on stock partition. Listen man, *anything* that will reduce or curb lag on my phone is a "good thing". My stock Jellybean rom works fine but to me, it is a total waste of space. The stock partition is a total of 4Gb in size. That is ½ of your entire internal sdcard! Jellybean has got to go, CM11 is stable and does everything I want for it to do, including multitasking. It is a "no brainer" for me to install CM11 on my stock rom slot and use TRIM.

How to install CM11 or any other rom on your Stock partition:

[MENTION=5711114]Bobcus Leper[/MENTION] has done this a few times and gave some really nice instructions on how to do it. Bob's instructional post "How to install CM11 on Stock Partition" can be found HERE. New stock rom must be installed from scratch but you can use TiBu and Google to restore your stuff so it is not so bad. Once done, you can backup and restore your stock rom just like any other rom in Safe Strap. If you use Google to repopulate your stuff, it is recommended that you disable auto-updates in the Play Store after you are finished. Then only apply app updates when you need or want to. Sometimes older versions are better than the new ones and auto-update on apps happens like, when you need the phone the most and instead of listening to you, it is busy updating Facebook or 20 other apps all at once.

Comment by Bobcus Leper on installing cm11 to stock:

Credits to [MENTION=3457922]stargo[/MENTION] for this incredible news about CM11 and to [MENTION=5711114]Bobcus Leper[/MENTION] for the "Install CM11 on Stock" assistance.

Bobcus Leper's real name is Brian. Thanks Brian!

Stargo is Michael Gernoth. Thanks Michael!

EDIT:

Stargo did say that all new features and development on CM11 for OMAP4 did stop beginning of November. So any November rom is actually "FINAL". But he did recommend the M12 snapshot as most likely being the most stable release of CM11 as it was "optomized" prior to release. Or, he did say I could continue to use my beloved Nightly, 11/07.

I did install M12 yesterday and it worked quite well. But this morning, the very next day, rom lag creep came back with a vengeance. This is the sort of thing that TRIM is alleged to fix. But I am not currently on stock so I cannot use TRIM right now. I dumped M12 and reverted back to my very stable 11/07. That Nightly Build really does not have much rom lag creep at all.

When I get the chance to install CM11 clean on Stock, then I can really test it out and see how well TRIM addresses this issue. It might work very well as in "Quite Noticeable", it might work a little bit as in "Yes, it seems a bit better", or it may make no difference at all. Time and test will tell. But I think getting the right rom for you is paramount to having a stable CM11 build on your phone. For me, 11/07 is terrific. For those with the dreaded com.android FC error, you will have to use a later build with the WhisperPush fix build in. Changelog says that fixed was merged in on 12/19.

I am so hopeful about TRIM helping out with ROM Lag Creep but will never know until I get cm11 on stock to try it out.

ROM Lag Creep: A term I coined to describe a rom that installs and works quite well, but as time passes, lag develops and sometimes it is so severe as to make the rom no longer usable. This lag occurs often overnight or within just a few days.

Honestly so far I think that getting a good, stable, fast CM11 install on your device will be a combination of picking the right rom build for your device that works best, moving cm11 to stock, and then applying the TRIM fix and paying the 99¢ for the premium version of LagFix so that your TRIM can be scheduled to take care of itself.

When I get my lazy butt to move CM11 to stock, I will test all this and let you know. For me, 11/07 wins hands down and that will be my CM11 FINAL. For those who have good luck with M12, you should use that build. For those with the dreaded com.android FC, take a Nightly Build on 12/19 or later.