yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] JakeDHS07:
I don't see it as having been vetoed at all. Kondik said he would go along with it in a later comment and most of the reviews are +1 not -1 therefore it looks like it will be merged to me. I dunno what your looking at that looks bad.

DROID RAZR MAXX CM 11 JBX Kernel

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In what some may consider as unwise. I gave got to bat for our devices and builds in the review as well. I welcome everyone to read my comments and critique. I do believe we can move forward and hope people will see that. It doesn't look bleak at the moment anyway.

DROID RAZR MAXX CM 11 JBX Kernel
[Motorola Droid RAZR] mclfriggi:
No CM 11

http://www.cyanogenmod.org/blog/status-update-on-nightlies, the end??
[Motorola Droid RAZR] JakeDHS07:
Not necessarily. Read posts above. We are trying to get a commit merged that would enable our devices to be added to the official support. I am hoping its merged and we continue and have already given my support as has hashcode and dhacker29

DROID RAZR MAXX CM 11 JBX Kernel
[Motorola Droid RAZR] tydiamond11:
Well the head of cm did a - 1 and one other that could be it and maybe not

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But as I see it. It seems to be a power struggle with if it will stay or not. I hope for the best and will keep hoping that it will stay supported officially
[Motorola Droid RAZR] LumberjackZac:
I used an app for updating A-GPS data, and it works on and off. When it does work it's like accurate

to 100 feet. Not really useful

Same thing is happening to me. CM 11 from 12/2 No idea what to do... Wait for a new build
[Motorola Droid RAZR] drewski_1:
Who are your comments posted as since I don't see any comments from a "Jake" :p
[Motorola Droid RAZR] JakeDHS07:
Haha my bad I forgot not everyone knows my real name. I'm Shaun Rubino. It used my Google + profile. Jake was my dogs name when I was a kid and its been my username since he passed.

DROID RAZR MAXX CM 11 JBX Kernel
[Motorola Droid RAZR] JakeDHS07:
Official CM 11 build is up. Download.cyanogenmod.com

New build has most CM customizations and as a bonus is android version 4.4.1 :D only thing missing is APN accessibility. Hopefully this will be added.

DROID RAZR MAXX CM 11 JBX Kernel
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Mr-Glass:
Dhacker posted new gapps for omap4 --- http://t.co/AjKPkHQiBQ
[Motorola Droid RAZR] eazha:
yup...could see at download page,EXPERIMENTAL BUILD...so how's screenshot problem, already solved or still remain...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] snives:
You can drop in a custom apn-conf.xml either before flashing or you can replace it in SS through Advanced->File Manager (System needs mounted first).

I don't have a build environment setup right now and CM won't take pull requests on Github (must be submitted through Gerrit) so the fix will just be sitting here for now :P

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_vendor_cm/pull/13
[Motorola Droid RAZR] JakeDHS07:
Its all good. I used APN backup & restore to restore stock apns to cm 11 build. Just had to convert it to a system app then move to system/priv-app. Then the permissions are correct and it restores. Also using Nova launcher I was able to set a double tap gesture that allows me to enter the APN list. Just add a shortcut of activities/systems settings/APNs and it works and they are fully accessible and editable :). It may be grayed out in settings but I was able to get to it anyway. See screenshot

DROID RAZR MAXX CM 11 JBX Kernel
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Sedariya11:
Hi, just wanted to ask on which slot should it be installed?:confused: I m using safetrap.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Helios2005:
Does it work with JBX?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Nihar:
I installed the previous version on the second slot..

i haven't tested this one though...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] BigCrisco39:
I have always flashed CM on slot 1 in safestrap.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] ChungHung.Chen:
Just upgraded to 1007, fix is comfirmed.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Dwillian:
Show/Hide setting fixed the problem. I must have inadvertently changed that setting somehow. All is good now. Thanks.

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I'm using stock 9/30 PA GApps. I did need to increase system partition by 100 MB to make it fit. I also have the stock browser removed and I do not install Google camera (See GApps FAQs for further instructions). Make sure you also use the PA GApps play services update module.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] eightrac:
OK, I didn't have time to read through everything but, I'm on the most current nightly and still seeing "No APN specified on device" whenever I send a pic message. I also have data issues too where the phone is unusable for a time until you cycle airplane mode. The ROM is also "clunky", or slow to respond at times. Sometimes I have to wait a full 3-5 seconds for the keyboard to come up or pages on the home screen to move. Any ideas?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] eightrac:
You.

Are.

Awesome.

Thank you
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
You are welcome. If it works out for you, be a good member and tap the "Thanks" button next to my post. Good luck, ask for help if you need it. You need not put up with this alone and get frustrated. ;)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] my2cents:
I'm going to get my SIM card replace this evening. I think it might be that my SIM is failing. This might explain why it continues to get worse with time... Fingers crossed.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Let us know man. Last month I lost all LTE and 4G. Went to Verizon and had my SIM card replaced, twice. Nada. Had to get a replacement phone. You issues are different. Do you have 4G or LTE? Check, go see Settings/About Phone. Baseband Information will contain "LTE" if normal. If broken, that part will be gone. Look at the screenshots.

I really hope that you are right and a new SIM card fixes this for you. We go back a long ways, 2¢. I want to see you join the rest of us and have a pleasant, cm11 experience. So far, this seems "out of reach". The "Big Clean-out" and habit change on my part really fixed me right up. Once I got all clean settings, a good build, and stopped letting all my apps "run wild", I am now good to go. Another update, black screen, and I revert to my "good system" until a good update comes along. :D

You know, since the phone works "perfectly" in Jellybean, I seriously doubt you have a bad SIM card, else it would not work with stock, either. A bit of a fuss, yes. But by deleting/creating the rom slot, installing known good cm11 build + recent pa-gapps, shut off the dammed Google play store downloads, you have nothing to contaminate the settings or anything else in this "fresh, clean cm11 install". That would take about an hour to do and

you already have way more than an hour invested into trying to fix your phone

.

This is a proven, good cm11 build: cm-11-20141002-NIGHTLY-spyder.zip

PA-GAPPS, mini-modular is recommended.

What do you have to lose, man? If you don't like it, restore your Safe Strap backup and you are back to square 1 in 10-15 minutes, bro. :rolleyes:

EDIT:

Check your PM Inbox, 2¢

EDIT 2:I finally found a reference to what the actual colors in the signal bar graph under /Settings/Battery/<touch graph> actually mean. This was introduced in Gingerbread and very little has been published on it. However, this post is a very big help in deciphering what the colors mean:

Soo... to visualize this better, here's the color table:

The entire thread of 16 posts is quite interesting, but the above post is the one that nails the colors down for interpretation.

HTH! :good:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] my2cents:
No luck. Same problem with the new SIM. My baseband is good. I wiped everything and went all the way stock and built it back up. No luck. LTE is good. In fact, the internet works great. The voice and text are my issue. They just give me all sorts of errors. Typically I get "No Network Connection," even though I have 4 white bars. I also got a message that says "Outgoing calls are restricted by FDN." I have no idea what that means. I get red network signal like 80% of the time. I am wondering if there is a loose connection internal in the phone that when I move it it causes problems? Because it is so random when it does decide to work. Still not sure why it showed signal on JB continuously though... I might have a Note 4 in my hand in the near future...
[Motorola Droid RAZR] eightrac:
Thanks given and frustration averted. Thanks a bunch.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Hah! You are very welcome for the help and very welcome as a new, participating member, eightrac. Since you did perform the requested procedure and reported back your results (Positive), time to bump up your Thanks quotient another notch. Now you see how it works. You get 8 Thanks tokens per day to dispense or forfeit every day. Use them to thank helpful people and they in turn will give them back when you have something helpful to say. ;)

Now that you have a good running and smooth install of CM11, back it up in Safe Strap! Go to play store and turn off automatic updates. Use Titanium Backup to freeze then uninstall useless apps that you do not use such as Apollo, Google Play News, Google Play books, Exchange Service, and anything you do not like or ever use. Freeze system apps first so that if it causes a problem, you can thaw it back with Titanium Backup. If no issues show up for a week or more, delete them but be sure to have a backup in Titanium Backup before you do. Next use Greenify to put everything to sleep that is not essential for running the phone, as a phone. Just because Facebook has been put to sleep, does not mean it will stop working. Titanium Backup and Greenify will keep that spanking new CM11 system all shiny and new, and most important, fast and responsive. These two apps are essential and a must have in any serious Android rommer's toolbox. Break down and pay for the full versions. The purchase is for life, Titanium Backup will allow you to install it on as many devices as you own. These two apps are well worth the one time fee and you will use them often and constantly.

Be sure to update to known good nightly versions. If you are unsure, ask. You too will be doing some of the new build testing and reporting if you want to. Just backup your current, good working CM build before installing an update from /Settings/About Phone/CyanogenMod Updates. If the new update is a bust or has something wrong with it, restore your backup.

TIP:

When I find posts that are particularly helpful, I click the Post # at the top left of the post to open it in a new tab by itself. I then save that page as a pdf file so I can refer to it again and have a handy Android reference library to draw upon when I need it. If you are not concerned about links, highlight, copy, and paste into a text file that you can save. You can also tap the Address Bar of your browser to highlight, copy, and past the URL to the post in your text file for future visits. Works for me so it might work for you too!\

Gosh it is very late. Time for night night in the bed with kitty. Goodnight guys! :cowboy:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] welder73:
;)

http://www.cyanogenmod.org/blog/cyanogenmod-11-0-m11

Sent from my Razr XT910
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Nightly Build Test 10/07

Nightly Build Test 10/07​

Well, installed Nightly Build Test 10/07 this evening. Initial checks are all good. No lag, black screen, FCs, or any failures so far. Initial testing is all positive. Putting on charger overnight and final testing tomorrow. Will update with results. So far, so good.

Keep you posted! :cool:

EDIT:

Phone rang while sleeping all night, immediately lit screen and answered the call. No lag or choking. This looks good, man. I will give it a green light. It could be just me but I get the feeling that some apps are running a little slower but not much and I cannot be sure. Further confirmation from any other member requested and appreciated. :)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] SimpTheChimp:
Ohmster,

Wow, my experience was a little different... I put the 10/7 release on a new SS slot, installed gapps... basically followed your instructions (that you gave me) pretty much to the letter. After rebooting, found I was still getting orange bars; black screen of death (i.e. either taking a LONG time to come out of sleep when turning on, or not coming back at all); lots of lag.

I might think that it is my phone itself; but my slot running AxxiomKat seems to run pretty well without any of these issues.

Did you do anything else 'special' with this release? Something I may have forgot?

-Tom

P.S. I did restore my apps using MyBackupPro, but only the APKs... Again, though, I did the same thing with AxxiomKat.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Bobcus Leper:
Testing M11. I'll report back in a bit.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
It's out? There was a big splash about this release. Another member just posted the news about

not flashing this over September 30th and Afterwards

. CyanogenMod 11.0 M11

Let us know what happens and how it holds up overnight the next day. Lag, black screen, slow to wake incoming calls, signal, FC, etc. Thanks Bob, come back w/results and collect your Thanks cookies! :D

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[MENTION=1128585]SimpTheChimp[/MENTION]

Tom, I want to help. Read my reply and let me know what is up. Thnx.

EDIT:

I am satisfied with 10/07 and will join you in this test. A build report is always welcome and very much appreciated. A second approval is GOLD. That is how our developers work on their code like Michael. He posts his proposed code to Github, others review it and give it a -1, 0, or +1. He then revised it, uploads patch set 2, again the other devs check the build. This can go on for several edits on the change to code tree. The audio wrapper went through 12 patch sets until stargo was satisfied and all devs approved the code for publishing.

You know,

if we can do stuff like that, we would rock

! Test a build, give your report, another member tests same build and confirms or disputes the test. Maybe that is a lot to ask but at least 70% of all members here are very serious about their roms, information, and confirmations. We could do this if we want to and try...:rolleyes:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] drewski_1:
opposite. don't flash over builds after September 30th
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Huh? Yeah, I just reread it again. It does not to flash over any September and later builds. Correction applied.

Alright, this one really has me puzzled and is going to cause problems until we figure this out and nail it. I just went totally clean, from scratch, and built up a fast, smooth, responsive system and am quite proud of it. It took work, time, and effort. I have this backed up and am happy. So what does this mean?

We all have to dump our current systems and start fresh again to accommodate the new cm11 system builds? All builds after 10/08 or just this one M11 Snapshot?

This is a big deal because hundreds of us will now have to completely dump everything we have in cm11 and start over if this is true for all upcoming builds. We really need this answer.

Yeah I can do another "From Scratch" install but I sure as heck won't like it much. We really have to watch this, inquire to those that know, and come up with this answer. Stargo is out of town so maybe we need to go to the CyanogenMod Forums for this answer. I don't know but I am really uncomfortable now until I get this "for sure positive" answer.

What is your take on this, Drew? :confused:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Bobcus Leper:
I can't do a overnight, because in now back on PA.

Calls worked nice on M11, but it is still over all a laggy ROM for me.:(

I guess I will just have to wait for "L" before I switch back to CyanogenMod.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] drewski_1:
i usually skip Milestone builds because they're forked from older nightlies so have these disclaimers. it's possible that it would flash fine depending on the device and commits between the Milestone & current, but the warning is a CYA for the dev team.

doubtful it will be needed for all upcoming builds unless something significant is modified. it should be like flashing over 9/30.

my 2 cents.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
What does wait for "L" mean?

Yeah, I had terrible lag, lag screen, and black screen problems with cm11, like, forever. It really ticked me off because several members, always the same ones, would report that a particular rom was great, fast, smooth, "lke butta". That really irked the poop out of me because I could *never* get results like that. Either they are lying or I am not doing *something* right. And truthfully, these "Super Members" are all very respectable, credible, likeable, Senior Members. They are NOT lying. ...so what am I doing wrong?

I complained, constantly, "If I have to call 911, find me in the morgue when the call finally goes through", and always got the same answer. "Go Clean". That is NOT going to work. Been there/done that and that will fix it for a day or two but then it goes straight to hell again. Going clean is only ½ the puzzle, I am missing a really BIG piece and until I find out what that is, I am never going to enjoy this wonderful rom. That second half took me months to finally piece together. I had to flat out question each Senior Member with "spectacular results" about their setup. Configs, apps, updates, what they install, what they don't, how they manage these apps that just won't lay down and go to sleep, screenshots, tips, tweaks, the whole 9 yards. And slowly, over time, I got the answers I was looking for and saved them all as text files for reference.

Now, for the first time in years I got a phone that is fast like it was when new, no errors, no issues, and I learned how to keep it this way (knock on wood). The second half is a whole bunch of things all put together. If you want a brief summary, I just gave some help to a member that outlines the basic strategy. SimpTheChimp

I am going to write a nice, new, up to date "How-To-Guide" on this soon. If you don't care and are happy with PA, I don't blame you. But

cm11 really does work quite well and quite fast

if you do it and manage it right.

I don't know much about this new M11, they say you must go clean on anything on or after September 30th to use this rom. If that is for all future roms or just this snapshot, I don't know, looking into it now. Take care Bob, keep in touch! :cowboy:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Bobcus Leper:
"L" means Android L

( 5.0, 4.5 , lollipop, lemon meringue pie, layer cake, or lion)

or whatever it is.

Possibly CM12 will be in the works soon.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Bobcus Leper:
I think you are right on that point!

I think that all ROMs don't slow down perse, but it's like refilling in potholes hundreds of times.

Sooner or later it just makes sense to repave the road instead of fixing the potholes.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] d.casper.b:
Don't worry, there's no need to go clean with later nightlies, should you choose to skip M11.

It is only for M11 if you are running a nightly build later than September 30th that you must go clean; simply because these nightlies are "newer" in a sense and you'd be downgrading bits here and there and just messing things up. The snapshot is branching from the Sept30 build..

I don't believe they are including the September 30th either. Sounds like the last possible nightly you can install M11 over.

Just want to clear the confusion.

But going clean is ultimately your best option no matter what nightly you're on.

Generated on a RAZR Maxx (XT910) using XDA's free mobile app.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] josuearisty:
Is it me or these instructions were not there before:

I think I never saw this before, do I have to do it now?

Please somebody let me know.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] d.casper.b:
Yes, the new instructions were added since it was determined that there is a possibility you may lose your original /pds folder. Many have experienced this. It is not the end-of-the-world really, in fact, you might never even have noticed that the folder was erased (if it was).

First sign, and most worrying, but not at all "life-threatening" for the majority, is the loss of your WiFi MAC address - or rather it's replacement with a generic address.

I really wouldn't worry about anything now. You can get your address back with a little editing (of course, you need to know what the address was) if you really need to. But if you have already been romming all this time, well, I'd say you haven't a problem and can continue as you were. It's more for new rommers. But you now know and, I guess, shouldn't be ignorant.

;)

Generated on a RAZR Maxx (XT910) using XDA's free mobile app.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] josuearisty:
Good to know that.

Can I do it after installing a rom? I made a backup but I dont want to restore stock system and then restore cm rom system, it will take some time.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] d.casper.b:
You can do it anytime.

But it's pointless if your folder was previously erased.

Just check your WiFi MAC (settings>about>status) and if it is something like 00 36 fe de (just off the top of my head)... then well, the folder was previously lost and so it wouldn't really benefit to back it up anymore.

If you really need to get your MAC back and you know it somehow, you are most welcome to pm me and I will send you a file with your MAC.

If you have another WiFi MAC address then back up - the address is stored in /pds/wifi/nvs_map.bin, but you may as well do the whole /pds folder.

Generated on a RAZR Maxx (XT910) using XDA's free mobile app.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] josuearisty:
My Wifi Mac isnt like that, so mine wanst erased!

Im backuping now. Thanks
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
You know what I think?

Snapshot build are the only builds that CyanogenMod takes bug reports on

. For that reason, they will want a clean install so that anything you report will be a CM11 defect or bug. Not some detritus on the device from other builds, add-ons, or roms. Makes sense to me. :silly:
[Motorola Droid RAZR] brkahughes:
In my experience, I always had to set permissions after the file transfer. If you give me a /pds tree, of course everyone will have the same MAC. That's the only thing that has stopped me so far, but I don't mine making one. Maybe I should really learn to make apk's so we can modify things like this with user input at run time so they can enter their own MAC...

- Brian

"... no matter where you go, there you are.". -Buckaroo Banzai

AIO XT912 Stock Utility:

Reflash/Root/SafeStrap​
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Bobcus Leper:
(The Bionic is the sister of the RAZR BTW)

Take a look at this thread (newest post) if you want a possible custom bootloader for OMAP 4! :D

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1254313