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[Nexus S General] avetny:
come on! delete YOUR radio KB3!

flash KB1 (ORIGINAL USA)

wipe all your SD card!

wipe you phone!

flash modaco stock rom

wipe everything again

flash Cyanogen bild 31.

flash kernel what ever you like!

( do not overclock! if u use Morfic kernels! maybe ur phone can't hendle)

if u still got reboots return u phone. Samsung can make same phones....its better than HTC but got own ****.
[Nexus S General] Dr.Mcq:
rc3 is out on most devices...

http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?type=RC

ns any sec now
[Nexus S General] Darrien13:
Who's flashing the RC3 tonight? Also is it ok to flash nightlies over RC's?
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
The RC is a nightly. It's just labeled as a RC as a milestone of stability
[Nexus S General] chrlswltrs:
As long as it is released in the next hour or so I am flashing tonight, otherwise I will be flashing tomorrow morning as soon as I get home from the gym
[Nexus S General] BrokenWall:
I have used this Toggle before and I noticed it never works EVER! it will turn off 3G but never turn it back on, but I have rebooted many times since.

Fixed with answers!
[Nexus S General] brian6685:
The toggle breaks the baseband which causes the com.phone.android error

Nexus S
[Nexus S General] Five0nIt:
Ima flash tonight.
[Nexus S General] BrokenWall:
I reflashed KB1 to see if it would fix it, no luck. so when it breaks the baseband I can't recover without reflashing phone?

if this is the case then I will just never use the notification toggles and stick with widgetsoid2.x in CM7.

If its a known bug then that will be the reason all my CM7 installs seem to die. I like to switch off 3G in my area cause I only have EDGE out here, and I only use 3G if im out and about and going to be doing alot of data or Pandora. Most of the time I just leave it on Edge to save battery.
[Nexus S General] brian6685:
The same thing used to happen to me all the time before I saw someone talking about it. Since I have not used the toggle, I have had no problems. The only way I ever found to fix it was to wipe and reflash, sucks. Just stay away from the toggle and you while be good :)

Nexus S
[Nexus S General] BrokenWall:
now that is a proper help response, instead of the gentle(wo)man from a few posts earlier.
[Nexus S General] brian6685:
Np, I know how frustrating that can be. I had to reflash like 15 times because of that error until finally someone said something lol

Nexus S
[Nexus S General] avetny:
please people before installation of RC3 wipe it everything. (better flash it stock rom, and after wipe it again, and flash it RC3. I even do this every time I flash "nightly".....and I never know wtf is reboots...)

if you don't like it to do this don't play with nightlys builds. stay on rc*
[Nexus S General] Darrien13:
Why the RC is just a nightly labeled so
[Nexus S General] irishrally:
What's this crap about CM bricking phones?
[Nexus S General] brian6685:
That's exactly what it is, crap. It's like people getting mad at oil for messing up there cars because the idiot that changed your oil forgot to put your drain plug back in.

Nexus S
[Nexus S General] Aria807:
lol found my phone on a dim bootloop again tonight. Had to pull the battery. For some reason my battery got wiped to 0%. Very strange.
[Nexus S General] tmello56:
If you have a recovery you could always restore that.
[Nexus S General] mcp2009:
Happens to me a lot but I don't end up getting zero percent. It seems to happen after so many hours so I always reboot my phone before I go to sleep because my phone is my alarm and I don't want it to end up rebooting to that dim screen or go black again.
[Nexus S General] gaeng4665:
Why are there rc3's out there for every device but crespo?
[Nexus S General] bringonblink:
RC3 incoming to us very soon!
[Nexus S General] Vulpix:
I still wonder why we're not getting it for crespo yet. Have we been bad, santa? :(
[Nexus S General] chrlswltrs:
Glad I didn't stay up waiting on RC3 to be released. Oh well, I'll flash it later today when it finally released.
[Nexus S General] pookguy88:
yeah.. w(here)tf is it??
[Nexus S General] Harry454:
I must I have had no more issues with Jame Bond Kernal like I did with netarchy or Honity. Both of those two kept boot looping, sometimes not even loading the phone app. CM A30 with latest Jame Bond
[Nexus S General] RaQHoliday:
Welp... guess I'll just go ahead and flash Nightly #31 with Netarchy's 1.3.0.1 BFS in the meantime.

I don't know what you guys are talking about, I rarely get reboots (maybe once every couple of days) and I've been using the BFS kernels from the beginning without issue. *shrug*
[Nexus S General] pookguy88:
and here... we... go...:

http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/15767-cyanogenmod-7-for-nexus-one-v700-rc3-28-march-2011/
[Nexus S General] brian6685:
That's Nexus one not Nexus S

Nexus S
[Nexus S General] Vulpix:
But that's a Nexus One?
[Nexus S General] pookguy88:
haha oh wow, I'm an idiot, sorry
[Nexus S General] graphreak:
The excitement is understandable, but then, jumping the gun won't get you disqualified either. ;-)
[Nexus S General] tadaha:
good things must wait... i think they are saving the best for the last! haha
[Nexus S General] newspeak:
looks like 32 is up no rc3 tho
[Nexus S General] :
did we get #32 instead of RC3 or was that always up there?
[Nexus S General] avetny:
BUUUILD 32???????????? WELL **** IT!:mad::mad::mad::mad: :D
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
The Rc is not built by the build bot. It is created by the maintainer, koush was locked out. The rc is nothing but a nightly labeled as a rc as a break point of stavility. Nightly #32 will be the same as rc3 if not.. slightly newer
[Nexus S General] mojonation1487:
Some of the best are from jumping the gun. hehe
[Nexus S General] :
Oh i didn't know he was locked out. I knew they built those by hand. I'll definitely load up #32 since I normally don't make it on an RC more than a day or 2 anyways then back to nightlies.
[Nexus S General] bringonblink:
Quick question guys,

I've only flashed RC1, RC2 and CM Nightly 28. These 3 times i did a factory reset and wiped everything i could.

In preparation for RC3, i don't really want to lose all my settings etc again.

I understand if you are on the same ROM you don't have to flash everything.

So im seeing

Dalvik

Cache

Data

System

SD CARD

EXT4 (or something like that.

Am i right in assuming i can just wipe dalvik and cache? as im assuming settings will be in system and contacts etc. in data?

Thanks in advance
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
Just wipe dalvik and cache then flash the new cm7 version and you're fine.
[Nexus S General] bringonblink:
cheers dude
[Nexus S General] simms22:
so, CM7 is skipping RC3 for the nexus s(crespo) and is going directly to RC4. they were gonna call it stable, but they didnt want the other phones to be jealous :eek:

and here it is, CM7 RC4(stable). enjoy! http://goo.gl/LFJ2d
[Nexus S General] brian6685:
Lol

Nexus S
[Nexus S General] hansmrtn:
http://bit.ly/u9YwT

And here is the updated GAPPS ;)

Have fun!
[Nexus S General] :
Lmao you guys are buttholes :D:D But I gotta give you your respect for that, a well played combo :p

-I wrangled together some consonants and vowels and created this post-
[Nexus S General] jlevy73:
I'm having trouble finding the un-thank button :p
[Nexus S General] generalagony:
ROFL!!!!! well played sir.
[Nexus S General] simms22:
sorry guys and gals, the tension was so thick in here with anticipation that i couldnt resist.
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
lol i know right. just get nightly #32, its probably identical to RC3.

i heard RC3 is coming out on Friday ;)
[Nexus S General] chrlswltrs:
Nice! Well played
[Nexus S General] nickmv:
Anyone got some battery life results for 32?
[Nexus S General] lp1527:
My battery won't charge beyond 97%. I'm on the latest nightly but has been this way for several now. Anyone with any thoughts?

Thanks...
[Nexus S General] brian6685:
I just noticed Blandroid on rom manager, when did that come about?

Nexus S
[Nexus S General] pablo1215:
I have that issue all the time on my battery. It will say 96 or 97% forever also when I unplug it from the charger it goes directly to 96% most of the time. Sucks but its been an issue since I can remember. I have two separate batteries and I have tried to condition the battery as well. Let's face it the phone isnt amazing on the battery but oh well. Most days I dont need the second battery.
[Nexus S General] simms22:
thats a safety feature thats built into the phone as to not ruin the battery. a lot of people cant charge it past 95/96%. i, however, have figured out how to charge it to 99%. i charge it to 96/97% until it stops charging, unplug it then plug it back in, delete the batterystats.bin file in /data/system/, then keep charging it with the screen on. screen on is important, because if i turn the screen off it stops charging. i can probably hit 100%, but im not patient enough :D
[Nexus S General] lp1527:
Great info as always, thanks! I never realized that was a built-in safety feature, very weird
[Nexus S General] pablo1215:
To contrast that, I get amazing battery life on the mytouch 4g using cm7. Although I have it using the smartass kernel and not overclocked at all.
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
this isnt the MT4G forum....
[Nexus S General] brian6685:
I get amazing battery life on the Nexus S with whatever kernel and don't overclock.

Nexus S
[Nexus S General] pablo1215:
Thanks guess I had no clue what forum I was in. Actually I was just comparing the two phones battery life experience using cm7. If you dont have anything constructive to say dont take the time to post. There's a lot more chatter in here about where people are from and what not than my battery comparisons on the two phones. Anyways trying out the newest build now.
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
Nothing constructive? There's been trolls from the MT4G forum bashing the Nexus S. So yeah, I will continue to assume that you're one of them even though you didn't clearly bash it. Your post is irrelevant to this forum thread because it is on another forum.

That's like posting in a MIUI thread for the N1 when you have the Nexus S.

Again, the "battery" discussion here is for Nexus S users. Posting your results with battery life for another phone isn't helping anybody or yourself because its on different hardware and battery (MT4G: 1400 mAh; Nexus S: 1500 mAh)

The MT4G and Nexus S also contains its own files. There are many factors in there that makes your post irrelevant such as kernel/voodoo/etc.

So yeah, I find it to be pretty constructive.

You can look for yourself: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1009709 this is the thread where a MT4G blatantly bashes the Nexus S.
[Nexus S General] sloppy1:
mmmmmmm

nightly 32 with with ogs new kernal running very sweet
[Nexus S General] pablo1215:
How are you helping anyone, Im aware of everything you said. You merely started something that has used up 3 or 4 posts for nonsense. If you had said nothing (which is basically what you said by saying wrong forum) then it wouldve ended with my post. You seem a tad bitter towards mt4g users and Im not a "nexus basher" by any means. You're definitely sounding like an arrogant xda "expert". Im moving on from this so please do the same for the sake of the forum.
[Nexus S General] zephiK:
Well first of all you said "smartass" kernel which I did look up to be a legit kernel. So it did seem like you're trolling. I personally, don't see how battery results from CM7 on another phone is relevant to the NS' battery life. It's like comparing battery life between two different laptops. They're just so many factors that makes the comparison not accurate.

And I'm not helping anyone with this particular "argument." I never said that I was helping anybody at all either, I do come on XDA and help people who are experiencing 'soft-brick' issues and that. You can look at my recent posts. I don't post just to argue with people or attempt to be a 'forum mod', that's not my thing. I was just simply pointing out that you aren't in your respective forum based on your phone (not saying that it's against the rules to do that). But simply informing you, and then stated battery comparisons between two different phones within the same ROM isn't that relevant because for:

1. 1400 mAh vs. 1500 mAh (Different batteries)

2. Different hardware (CPU may use more work than a NS.. vice versa etc)

3. and all the other factors

Other than that.. nightly #32 (unofficial RC3) with Netarchy 1.3.0.0 have been going pretty well. Didn't have that much good battery life on #31 compared to build #26, experimenting #32 now.
[Nexus S General] generalagony:
Omg my Honda accord has great battery life. Lets argue about that now. Please just know when to stop.
[Nexus S General] simms22:
alright, instead of arguing, how about an absolutely very latest cm7 kang for our nexus s http://goo.gl/PwVpy

uploaded about an hour ago :D
[Nexus S General] pablo1215:
"aren't in your respective forum based on your phone" Sorry if I use multiple android phones my apologies. Back on topic and so far so good on this James Bond kernel and #32. I'll put it through a full day tomorrow.
[Nexus S General] generalagony:
James bond and #32 is rocking big time. To top it all off I'd did a complete wipe and didn't use titanium backup for my restore and I am in heaven.
[Nexus S General] irishrally:
Go to hell, I'm not clicking that link. I mean, thank you.
[Nexus S General] simms22:
you know you clicked it right away, even with the thought of rick-roll still fresh in your head. because you know that chances are, theres something good behind the link ;)
[Nexus S General] jonjon68:
Thanks for that. I had a long day and needed a good chuckle. Amazing must have many different definitions. None that I am aware of apply to smartphones in general, and certainly not the Nexus S. Well the damn IPhone, according to articles I've read does. And that I do not get. If the technology exists to extend battery life on a smartphone to more than one day, and for me more than 7 hours would be a welcome change, then I'm confused as to why everyone doesn't have the ability to make that happen. Specifically Google. G1, Galaxy S variants, Nexus One and now Nexus one. Not a single smartphone ive ever had what I would even consider good battery life, much less amazing. And the NS is probably the worst of the bunch.

Though I will say for anyone reading this, turning off haptic feedback did actually make a difference. I can get past lunch now without plugging in.
[Nexus S General] dudekiller:
i get around 12 hours everyday and im on stock when i move back to cm it usually last 14
[Nexus S General] simms22:
my coworker has an iphone4. its on the charger more than my nexus s, and dies faster.
[Nexus S General] sccrplyr13:
Nightly #31, Netarchy 1.3.0cfs, and a screen-off conservative profile gets me 20-30 hours no problem with moderate use.
[Nexus S General] c_licious:
Update file for 12 was broken for me when I downloaded it through RomManager. While downloading it via my computer instead they posted 13, never got to verify if that would have made a difference.

Anyway, here is what I do and I never had to flash for any update since alpha 2:

in recovery:

-clear dalvik cache

-flash rom

-flash gapps

-fix permissions

-reboot system

always runs perfectly smooth afterwards
[Nexus S General] mak213:
is it me or do these nightlies take 35minutes to DL? i mean im greatful for these nightlies actually so greatful i cant wait to DL them thats the issue ahahaha
[Nexus S General] rb9228:
I started out doing that (wipe data and cache each and every time). This time I did the Backup ROM selection on ROM Manager. It flashed (to #12) and I didn't have to start all over (establish Google acct, apply specific settings, ringtones, etc.). Whole process took less than 10 min. I haven't had the bootloop issue you are experiencing, but I'd manually flash the update after doing the complete wipe of data and cache (don't forget dalvik cache).
[Nexus S General] MisterW00DS:
I've tried doing the process manually and still I am getting stuck at the boot animation. I also made sure to check the MD5 sums for both the update and g-apps this time before flashing.

Is there a specific reason my nexus will not take an update unless I wipe data? Just wondering since I see others saying they flash one nightly over the other with no major issues really.
[Nexus S General] crazifyngers:
I have been running these without issue until the second build on 1/22 don't know the number offhand. I updated it and seem to have ****ed myself. the cell radio doesn't work anymore. I have restored back via nandroid but the radio still isn't working.

how i know it's the radio: in wireless settings I receive an error when searching for networks not very descriptive "error searching for networks."

troubleshooting steps taken

nandroid restore

wipe data/factory restore and wiped dalvik cache

pulled and reinserted SIM

any ideas is apreciated.
[Nexus S General] RaQHoliday:
13 running great so far, looks like the CM settings menu has been redone/reorganized, much easier to navigate. Theme picker is nice too.
[Nexus S General] crking1980:
Do you do this everytime?
[Nexus S General] rb9228:
I like the new Videos app. So far the both .mp4 and .m4v works. It didn't recognize .avi. I forgot to drop a .wmv to see if that works.
[Nexus S General] simms22:
it could be your sim card
[Nexus S General] simms22:
heres a special treat from morphic http://goo.gl/B0hdB

its the Trinity15b v1.1 cm7 kernel. overclocked to 1.5ghz and compatible with CM7.

make a backup before flashing!
[Nexus S General] NicholasQ:
Thanks simms22. Ill try what you mentioned
[Nexus S General] NicholasQ:
Damn, 1.5 ghz now?
[Nexus S General] simms22:
yup! 1.5ghz now
[Nexus S General] Vulpix:
Is there a 1.3ghz one?
[Nexus S General] c_licious:
Won't even boot past the boot image for me. Even tried full wipe before flashing :-/
[Nexus S General] willcpfc:
Build 13 stable with Trinity 1.4. Not tried 1.5 yet...
[Nexus S General] IcOpRo:
How did you get that Quadrant app Ive been looking for it... also is there a specific way to run Qs now? I cant seem to get mine to finish.

Thanks

Edit.: I finally found it nvm, but thanks anyway
[Nexus S General] dinan:
Running build 13 with trinity 1.4 CM7 kernel and it seems pretty stable, no force closes or reboots yet.
[Nexus S General] jankyboy:
I must be missing something with regard to themes. I am running the latest build and ADW Launcher, but when I select a new theme using "Theme Chooser", the only thing that changes is the wallpaper. What's the trick to getting a theme, Cyanbread, for example, to stick?

Thanks,
[Nexus S General] meetagrawal:
Can we just boot into recovery, and choose install zip from SD card?
[Nexus S General] irishrally:
You are correct.
[Nexus S General] jlevy73:
I can safely say that the Thunderbolt has the worst battery life of any phone in the history of phones lol.

I have noticed though it does take quite a bit longer to charge the NS than say the N1
[Nexus S General] leyvatron:
We rooted my friends Thunderbolt this weekend and his battery was draining super fast....
[Nexus S General] avetny:
:confused:

I CANT FLASH IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:confused:

:D
[Nexus S General] lavcoles:
how is your battery dieing that fast?? go into about phone>battery use> display> and see how long you can get with your screen on every day... you should be able to get over 3 hours with the screen on everyday. I think i use my phone alot and by the end of the day (12 hours) i can get 3 hours of actual (on screen use of the phone). You must be way overusing your phone, or have a bad battery.
[Nexus S General] brian6685:
Maybe you need a new phone. I use my phone pretty heavily all day, which I'm sure is different for everyone. Today I went 13 hours with 30% battery left, which is more then enough to last me through the day and charge overnight. I have no complaints. The nexus s has actually lasted longer then any other phone I've had, other then blackberries of course. But they are lame and no fun to play with

Nexus S
[Nexus S General] BrokenWall:
My Nexus lasts most of the day for me as well with some internet and mild gaming/music as well (if i stream Pandora or use Navigation I have to plug it in) but its enough for me so far.

Last smartphone I had was a iPhone 3G when it first came out and it would last just over a day with all the use I did but it also ran at like 600Mhz and I think had a bigger battery.

Nothing I have ever used has been my Nokia, Full charge would last me 4 days with alot texting, phone use, and internet 3G/WiFi/BlueTooth all on. (thats a 1500mAH battery with only a 360Mhz cpu)
[Nexus S General] k4str0:
Does the 2g/3g toggle work from the notification bar? If you toggled it off then rebooted the phone it would go into a ending com.android.phone force close loop. There didn't seem to a fix for this other than wiping.

Note: Nandroid before you try, you have been warned ;)
[Nexus S General] LordPhong:
With the two Nexii that I have, the N1 lasted much longer. HOWEVER, I realized that there was also a huge change in my usage pattern. The NS does feel more powerful and, thus, I give it much more work.

In all fairness, I admit that I use the NS much more throughout the day. If Pandora is running nonstop, I can only get 3hrs of use.
[Nexus S General] Vulpix:
Anyone here having random freezes with the camera app? I've been having problems with the camera app. I can go for 2 days without a reboot (other than ROM flashing) but sometimes, the camera app causes my phone to freeze after activating the shutter button. Anyone knows what could cause this?
[Nexus S General] jonjon68:
We've gone over this many, many times on this and other NS threads. My heavy use, and others here is clearly different than heavy use for many that say they get a whole day out of their phone.

I like the idea about getting another phone though. It will almost certainly be the same story but maybe the next phone will put a reasonable battery in their device for heavy users under my definition.

I'm happy for you guys that get all day.

Someone said something about 3 hours for the display on all the time. And I don't disagree. My display is on all the time, because I'm using the phone.............all the time. Hyperbole but you get the idea.

And yes, I know where usage stats are. Not my first rodeo with an android smartphone. In fact, I jumped in with the G1 before it was shipping to the masses, and I've never had any other smartphone OS.

Anyway, tired of discussing this. Suggestions to condition the battery, or do this or do that, while understandably well intended, are not necessary. I get better life than I did when I unboxed it. I cycle, I do this, and that. And THAT's why I can get to lunch without plugging in now.

Anyways.....this debate is tiresome.
[Nexus S General] MistaJae:
Hi All,

I'm using #26 with Netarchy 1.3.0 and have had no problems until now.

I tried to mount my phone to my Mac & do a backup of my internal SD, but every time I mount the storage it automatically dismounts after 3 seconds!!!

I can access all the files normally from my phone, but I can't connect it to my laptop. I even tried this in recovery and got the same result (it dismounted after 3 secs).

Has anyone had this issue before and is there a way to resolve it without losing all my pics etc???

btw, I have now flashed #32 (after wiping dalvik & cache then fixing permissions), but the problem is still there...
[Nexus S General] Vulpix:
Try another USB port. I had the same problem and found out one port on my PC could not supply enough power.
[Nexus S General] MistaJae:
Thanks. This started to work but during the file transfer, my phone dismounted again. I only realised because my laptop said 'cannot copy file xxx as it is in use'. I checked the phone and yes, it had dismounted again :mad:

I've used different USB ports, different USB cables but still the phone is automatically dismounting. It seems random as it can happen after 3 secs or 3 mins.

BTW, I'm using a MacBookPro (if that helps)
[Nexus S General] mojonation1487:
REally? My iphone 4 would last 3-4 days with moderate use. Too bad all that battery life meant nothing on a crippled phone.
[Nexus S General] Darrien13:
Is #32 a winner?