yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S General] jlevy73:
Go into the phone and tell me if it FC's. Mine does.
[Nexus S General] yungfresh:
Nope. No force closes.
[Nexus S General] jlevy73:
Ok, probably just need to fix permissions. Thanks
[Nexus S General] chris6278:
It said on twitter that they are reworking the galaxy s style widgets in the notification bar so hopefully they will be back in the next build
[Nexus S General] irishrally:
I remember some posts with the Nexus One where there was some issues with settings on the router. I don't remember if the problem was with security protocols or b/g or n wireless settings.

I do remember it was fixable in some or all cases.
[Nexus S General] MisterW00DS:
I tried fix permissions and I'm still getting the force closes when trying to dial any numbers.
[Nexus S General] yungfresh:
Anything new in this build (18)?
[Nexus S General] Vulpix:
Yep, saw that in twitter as well. Hope it's back soon. Is this build stable enough to be flashed? The force close on phone dial portion kinda scares me.
[Nexus S General] dinan:
Does that boot.img a few pages back only work for build 16 or any build?
[Nexus S General] :
fix permissions didn't help, i'm going to roll back
[Nexus S General] leyvatron:
#18 has reorder notification power widgets and music control are now added....

....like stated above, no power widgets but next build most likely.
[Nexus S General] yungfresh:
Rolling back and waiting for the next build.
[Nexus S General] Carne_Asada_Fries:
How does it compare to juwe's script?
[Nexus S General] melvinchng:
I still have juwe with me. Juwe is completely nothing compare to v6. You can just run the v6 script, select the setting you want, then it will automatically patch file into system. You just have to reboot to feel the differences.

Accidentally sent from my Nexus S using XDA Premium App
[Nexus S General] webblade:
Where can I get this script?
[Nexus S General] rob77:
I have just flashed the latest kang over nightly 180 and when the phone goes to sleep it seems to reboot kind of but not fully. Goes onto the boot up animation. I wiped the delvik cache, is there something I missed?

Edit to say ive just flashed 180 back over and everything seems to be fine again now. I didnt wipe the cache, could that be why I had the boot loop?
[Nexus S General] coloxim:
Make a full wipe..if you change to kang..

Inviato dal mio Nexus S usando Tapatalk
[Nexus S General] tehgeekguy:
I believe this is the one you're looking for - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=991276
[Nexus S General] sinik420:
No, not necessary.

sent from my nexus s on a kang from simms
[Nexus S General] dsellers2:
Or..... you could use Morfics kernels and not use any scripts other than that which comes with the kernel. Its faster than anything out and better battery life that I know of than anything else. True statement and anyone who has used his kernels successfully will definitely agree.
[Nexus S General] cabstrak:
The last few kang have been unsuccesful to me. I'm using TEUV 08092011.

Weird. I didn't do a full wipe, just cache and dalvik cache (both manual via root explorer & the zip morfic provided), flashed kang, gapps, kernel, pull of battery for 2 min, boot, and it always goes into a bootloop.

Everything has been fine with nightly 180 for the past few days though, no random reboots whatsoever. :|
[Nexus S General] sinik420:
+1!!111!11

sent from my nexus s on a kang from simms
[Nexus S General] melvinchng:
Mofic is using Juwe script. I've two of them running. And I'm Mofic kernel supporter!

Juwe normally uses 150mb memory and free 120mb for my device.

When I tried out v6, it only uses 90-100mb or even lower ram and at least 200-220mb available memory.

[I get the info from running service and not task killers]

To use the script, you must stop using those apps like auto memory manager, task killer.

Run the script, select the setting you want, apply it, reboot. I'm using multitasking setting.

Just try it out, and you will totally 0.0 by the results.

Accidentally sent from my Nexus S using XDA Premium App
[Nexus S General] tishfire:
Hi Simms22,

Thanks again!
[Nexus S General] coloxim:
is it better..

and if you have probems...
[Nexus S General] X1111:
does anyone know why releasing has stopped for 2 weeks ?
[Nexus S General] Roscopcoletrain:
https://twitter.com/#!/kmobs/status/110573922134667264
[Nexus S General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
you realize all that's going on is tweaking the minfree values... just because you have 220mb free doesn't mean its better. Your phone will eat up as much memory as you have anyway if you have a lot of apps installed. The default CM kernel will keep like 30mb free only.

The point is if you always FORCE your phone to have 220mb free, you're only using like 100mb only... Essentially your phone is wasting memory by keeping it free. You really want to have the phone use a good chunk of memory, yet keeping enough free for new apps to run and for multitasking at hand. From what I've seen NSCollab's 60/70/80mb for the last 3 slots of RAM are just fine. You don't need 220mb free -_-
[Nexus S General] sinik420:
Well yes if there are problems, but you left that part out. You don't need to but its always a bit cleaner

sent from my nexus s on a kang from simms
[Nexus S General] rob77:
That's weird cos mine is showing roughly 180mb free at all times and I'm running the standard kernel of the nightly 180. I'm sure it used to go down to 30mb free memory when I first installed it. I'm wondering if its because I've changed launchers from go launcher ex to launcherpro plus.
[Nexus S General] melvinchng:
Let me explain more, it showed so much of ram because it DON'T kill stuff, it just store as CACHE. And it doesn't FORCE to have 220mb ram, it WON'T kill your stuff unless you run those hd games. If it force to have 220mb of ram, you will have everything killed. It show 220 free in running service, but 40-50mb free in task killer. Because of it store as CACHE.

You don't try the script you wont know...

Accidentally sent from my Nexus S using XDA Premium App

I'm using launcher pro plus, no problem :-)

Accidentally sent from my Nexus S using XDA Premium App
[Nexus S General] rob77:
I didn't mean I have a problem with launcherpro, in fact its the smoothest launchers I have used to date. I just wasn't sure if launchers effect memory management?
[Nexus S General] tehgeekguy:
FYI - New Kang: http://goo.gl/5F71T
[Nexus S General] ellesshoo:
So this can be used on CM7 w/ Trinity? Also, do you need to disable/delete any of Morfic's tweaks before using or just run the v6 script on top of normal CM7/Trinity?
[Nexus S General] rob77:
Installed over the latest nightly but is boot looping for some reason
[Nexus S General] tehgeekguy:
Odd, I did the same and no issues. Hate to ask, but did you clear cache/dalvik cache before flashing? I've never had any issues with flashing Kangs over Nightlies after wiping both caches, but I've heard of others with that issue.
[Nexus S General] rob77:
Yeah I manually went in to CWM and cleared cache and delvik. I'm going to try a full wipe to see if that works :)
[Nexus S General] gotjazz:
Doesn't cwm have a bug where it doesn't actually wipe dalvik? Look into the trinity thread. There's a zip to flash that wipes it for you in the op.
[Nexus S General] melvinchng:
Don't have to remove any script, it just require to disable launcher in memory, so it can be store at cache and those stuff like auto memory manager and advance task killer auto kill.

Accidentally sent from my Nexus S using XDA Premium App
[Nexus S General] simms22:
dalvik-wiper.zip http://goo.gl/lgO1v

if found that cwm recovery doesnt actually wipe your whole dalvik
[Nexus S General] rob77:
I saw this after I had wiped the data on my phone. I'll try that if if happens next time :)

Edit: Spoke too soon it is still boot looping so back to the nightly I go

---------- Post added at 12:17 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:08 AM ----------

I just tried that and its still boot looping :(
[Nexus S General] chiballer20:
Just flashed and have no issues. Runs fine. Any new cherry picks though? Did wipe both cache, bat. Stats & fix permissions after flashing everything

Sent from my Nexus S
[Nexus S General] tehgeekguy:
I didn't see anything new, but I noticed the "next calender event on the lockscreen" option hasn't been in the past couple :( Shame, that was real handy for me.
[Nexus S General] stexyn:
Can someone explayn me what is Kang and the differences with "normal" Cyano?

Now I have last CM7 Night

Thank you
[Nexus S General] chris6278:
I saw that the latest cherry pick in the latest kang is keyboard slide unlock. Does anyone know where this is in the settings and what this does? Cant seem to find it
[Nexus S General] dsellers2:
Type this very question in google or xda search and you will find lots of people has asked this question. In this thread too. :)
[Nexus S General] thejron:
No more theme Chooser?
[Nexus S General] stexyn:
I search but don't find any thread with explanation about different features.

In this thread people just get links for download; and in the first post it said

"A kang is an unofficial nightly that someone with a spare computer builds from CM's github. It is NOT AN OFFICIAL NIGHTLY AND ONLY THOSE WHO KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING SHOULD FLASH THEM"

Scared :eek:
[Nexus S General] zadnica:
Its just a version of cm compiled by someone rather than the bot. Treat as a nightlie
[Nexus S General] stexyn:
Ok, so no other features compared with Nightly 180?
[Nexus S General] sinik420:
*sigh* another question that is easily searchable as it comes up every 2 days or so. Easy answer, sometimes (usually stated if anything not included in upcoming nightly)

sent from my nexus s on a kang from simms
[Nexus S General] fr4nkr0c:
an excuse Information:

Flashing the latest kang, also includes kernel euroskank?

Otherwise, recommended that kernel? Matrix, Trinity, Netarchy?

as the latest version of the Google applications are these?

GAPPS-gb-20110613-signed.zip?

work properly with the latest kang?

Thank you all for any information!
[Nexus S General] simms22:
Bacon!

latest cm7 kang http://goo.gl/5F71T

thanks @gearheadcustoms
[Nexus S General] fr4nkr0c:
google app package, this is

http://goo-inside.me/gapps/gapps-gb-20110613-signed.zip

compatible with the latest version of Kang?

and second, that the basic kernel has the latest Kang?

I did not understand much, because on the page for updates Kang says:

'Euroskank kernels available!

morphic Makes kernels for this device: xda thread '

What is euroskank kernel?
[Nexus S General] simms22:
i still use the 6/13 modified gapps.

and it includes the stock cm kernel, but you can use morfics trinity kernels with it, they work great together. thats the only kernels i use.
[Nexus S General] fr4nkr0c:
and then what version of GAPPS advise me? Where can I find the version that uses changed? What changes from the normal version?

Inviato dal mio Google Nexus S usando Tapatalk
[Nexus S General] coloxim:
Sorry, What is eurokank?

Inviato dal mio Nexus S usando Tapatalk
[Nexus S General] khartaras:
thank you for the Bacon Mr. Simms

Is this Gigglebread btw?
[Nexus S General] RaQHoliday:
YES, I SAY!
[Nexus S General] simms22:
euroskank is the host for most the kangs that i share. they are kind enough to let my friends upload to their servers :)

---------- Post added at 03:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:40 PM ----------

no, this one is gearheadbread, gigglebread is by fitsnugly.
[Nexus S General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
so even though kernel.org is hacked, is development still going on? how do i see the status of the CM team? any word on 2.3.6? sorry so many questions :(
[Nexus S General] cheech87:
Yes, there is still dev. You can see the latest changes on the cm changelog: http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=crespo

You can also see a list of open potential changes here: http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#q,status:open,n,z

Not sure what's going on with the 2.3.6 merge, but based on what I've heard from other people, shouldn't be too difficult once the kernel.org is back up.
[Nexus S General] tishfire:
Yap, tried this combo and no more reboot issues unlike the last kernal I've used

+1 for your kang +1 for morfic's trinity not to mention +1 to CM7 team
[Nexus S General] al_madd:
Im using CM7 180..

im little bit disspointing..because it drain my battery :confused::confused:
[Nexus S General] fr4nkr0c:
my little experience using Kang the last 2 days.

KANG-signed.09142011-0558 (core kernel, unmodified)

high speed, no sudden restarts, perfect in every way (at least until now!)

previously, I tested the

- Nexus MV Matr1x 13.9 + 6.0

Several unexpected reboots, very unstable because of the kernel in my opinion ..

----------------

- NSCollab Matr1x 1.0.39 + 5.5 +

here too sudden reboots, but less frequent MV

----------------

- MIUI many versions including the latest 1.9.9 (kernel based)

Perfect in all, good, no problems or sudden reboot

outrageous but from the point of view of the problems with the contrast color, since being rebuilt from scratch graphically, this can cause problems such as white lettering on a white background, or vice versa, changing the subject and putting the black theme, have black writing on a black background ... almost obnoxious in this respect.

----------------

so far the best for me is the Kang without kernel changes, which could cause system instability and sudden reboots ..

because reading the various topics of reference,

I read that the trinity because reboots

The netharchy the same thing

matr1x the same with potatoes ...

Therefore the basic kernel for life?

you agree with me?
[Nexus S General] gotjazz:
Interesting. Has anyone (before the nightlies stopped) noticed any different experiences between nightlies and kangs as far as stability, performance or battery-life are concerned?
[Nexus S General] stexyn:
Ahaha, nice italian tranlation :D

Anyway, my experience was excellent with Stock rom+kernel but I want more features so flash last 180 Cyano Nightly + Matr1x kernel.

Very fast, no reboot (never), stable and with more features (bln, cyano features etc...)

I don't know differences with Kang so I stay with this one
[Nexus S General] simms22:
todays latest cm7 kang http://goo.gl/5F71T

good morning :D
[Nexus S General] stexyn:
Changelog?
[Nexus S General] fr4nkr0c:
:confused: mystery :confused:

to do the upgrade, I always have to run all the wipe and install everything from scratch, or you can install over-the-KANG-0558 signed.09142011 not doing any wipes?
[Nexus S General] simms22:
the only cherry pick is the custom carrier label
[Nexus S General] king23adrianc:
yaa u can update by just wiping dalvik cache
[Nexus S General] fr4nkr0c:
with the zip dalvik-wiper?
[Nexus S General] king23adrianc:
sure. the one by morfic works well for me
[Nexus S General] stexyn:
I don't understand....

This is Nightly Cyano thread and every few post I read "New KANG...bla bla KANG...bla bla KANG"

In the first post nobody explay what is Kang and what are the differences with CM Nightly :confused:
[Nexus S General] king23adrianc:
HELLO

THIS IS IN THE FIRST POST

READ BEFORE U SAY

"UPDATE: A kang is an unofficial nightly that someone with a spare computer builds from CM's github. It is NOT AN OFFICIAL NIGHTLY AND ONLY THOSE WHO KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING SHOULD FLASH THEM."

but anyway..

i love kang

i choose kang over nightlies anytime!
[Nexus S General] fr4nkr0c:
I respect you brother!
[Nexus S General] stexyn:
Sorry, can you explain me why you prefer kang over nightly?

Yes I read it in the first post but I read also

ONLY THOSE WHO KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING SHOULD FLASH THEM

and I don't know what I'm doing because it's not write in any place about KANG and nobody wanto explain :confused:
[Nexus S General] king23adrianc:
its ok man!

kang is pretty much same as nightlies but usually kang has features that have not been verified yet in the official nightlies

the latest kang has cherry pick of custom carrier label

and i just like using kang more, its ur choice. both r pretty stable so ur all good :)
[Nexus S General] labbbby:
Additionally, there haven't been any Nighly since August 31st.

I heard this is because kernel.org was hacked. This website host the linux kernel source code as well as the linux kernel used in android. Without this piece, it is not possible to compile the whole CM package from source. It is still possible to compile a Kang without re-compiling the kernel from the source.

Hence the reason no one is talking about nightlies and why the kangs are this popular right now.

If you want to understand the whole thing better, I suggest you read some of the information on how to build from source: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Building_from_source

Hope this clears it up for you!
[Nexus S General] robrob777:
To follow up,..Today I overslept bc of this issue. I arrived late to work...lol.

The phone had been on for like 6 days and crashed overnight, probably at the moment when the alarm was suppose to ring,

Does anybody know if this happened before #146 when the updated the framework and added delayed password? I bought my Nexus S around that time.

Thanks
[Nexus S General] nonoheran:
have you trying GPA17 ??? the better form me !!!!
[Nexus S General] fleischbanane:
What's GPA17?

I've tried the latest KANG and it was like on every KANG. When I turn off the screen and want to turn it on again I got a reboot.

I wiped and formatted everything except the 'sd-card'.
[Nexus S General] DOHCtor:
I was an hour and a half late for work because of this too. I couldn't afford for this to happen again so I went back to stock for now.
[Nexus S General] 651stp:
heh, i think this has happened to many ppl who have used cm7. I love cm7 to death but its a tad unstable for my usage. i needed something i can rely on lol. Oxygen is the answer for me at least. Ive not had one reboot since i flashed it a month ago. thats a record for me lol.. normally i get 1-2 reboots a week give or take. oxygen probably most stable and has great features!
[Nexus S General] rob77:
I've just flashed oxygen 2.2.2 and am finding it very stable too. I do miss some of the features of cm7 but the reboots were too much
[Nexus S General] gotjazz:
I used to feel the same way - i have been using oxygen for months too. Switched back a couple of weeks ago and I have to say I have no problems this time around. Might be kernel problems though - haven't used stock kernel with either rom.
[Nexus S General] stexyn:
I use CM7 nightly 180 from some days + matr1x kernel and never reboot!

Very stable.

Just trying a videocall with skype 1 reboot but I think is the application wrong
[Nexus S General] Reptilez_DK:
I haven't had a reboot or freeze in one and a half month, and I've been on cm nightly's all that time, on it's stock kernel. :-)

Wondering if it's having a simms syndrome.

These typos was sent from my beast Nexus S [I9023] :P

Edit: Don't know if it matters, but I have my phone turned off while it's charging every night. :)
[Nexus S General] dwang:
If you are manually restarting your phone every day, I don't think u can say u haven't had a freeze in 1.5 months.
[Nexus S General] steve.garon:
Agreed. My phone usually bootloops after a 4 days uptime...
[Nexus S General] gotjazz:
Well then just reboot from time to time ;-)
[Nexus S General] steve.garon:
This reboot crap is the main reason I'll switch immediately to Nexus Prime when it comes out... Hopefully ICS wont suck has much as stock android. Cause right now if I want any decent amount of feature I need CM but since CM team is not showing any love to the NS it kind of sucks... My GF Captivate is super stable in CM.
[Nexus S General] gotjazz:
I meant manually. If it only just becomes unstable after days of uptime, why not make a manual reboot part of your morning ritual. Works for me. First thing I do between killing the alarm and brushing my teeth
[Nexus S General] steve.garon:
Still find this stupid a bit to have to reboot the phone everyday. I might setup a backup every night with TB and have it reboot after backup complete.

I was looking at the logs for that bug on cyanogenmod google code to try to fix this thing once and for all but I'm just completely lost in the CM source so that's a big fail for me.
[Nexus S General] ellesshoo:
My feelings exactly. I came from a N1 and while I probably would not be able to go back at this point the N1 was rock solid stable and had what feels like orders of magnitude more active dev support. Hope the prime is more like that.
[Nexus S General] king23adrianc:
bacon!

latest cm7 kang

http://t.co/p1PWr5b9

thanks @gearheadcustoms

cherry picks in the latest kang

*CMParts : Custom carrier label

*CMParts : Lockscreen Widget Layout

*CMParts : Keyboard Slide Unlock
[Nexus S General] steve.garon:
So I took a good look at the logs from one of the users for that reboot loop. Here are might thoughts: (Its seems to be two bugs in one)

First, its a bug that triggers a partial reboot. Don't think there is any info on that bug in the logs...

Second, after that partial reboot it seems that the dalvik VM cannot recover which causes the loop. When dalvik VM segfault it seems to retry the boot process. Instead it should just hard reset. The first bug would still exist but at least the phone wouldn't boot loop.
[Nexus S General] fr4nkr0c:
one kang a day keeps the doctor away!! :D
[Nexus S General] fineazbro:
Just wondering wateva having to the nightlies.. anyone knows
[Nexus S General] Roscopcoletrain:
keep reading back and you'll get your answer
[Nexus S General] king23adrianc:
try using search
[Nexus S General] matt2053:
At least then userspace would boot and alarms would go off :)
[Nexus S General] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
i wish the OP who created these mega threads would be one who would kindly update to deal with idiots who ask what happened with nightlies every 5 posts...
[Nexus S General] dman777:
Gmail App Not Working With CM7 180 Nightly

I just installed CM7 180 nightly and the gmail app will not work. It tries to open and then closes. I upgraded from CM7 146. I formated /boot /cache /system and wiped delvik cache as usual.

Is this a known issue with Gmail app? I haven't found any posts on it.
[Nexus S General] simms22:
go to the phones main settings, applications, manage applications, all, gmail.. then clear its data and reopen the app.
[Nexus S General] tehgeekguy:
-_- Disregard, wrong thread.
[Nexus S General] simms22:
thats the paid version, quadrant advanced. go to their website.
[Nexus S General] jungbum:
You can purchase Quadrant Advanced from SlideME market.
[Nexus S General] Aria807:
I installed that Auto Memory Manager app and I haven't had any random reboots as of yet. I think my phone reboots randomly when it gets low on ram and phone is already sluggish and then you push it more; leading to a lockup->reboot.

I've had up-times of > 5 days straight with heavy usage during the day.
[Nexus S General] simms22:
nice. i think that android doesnt leave enough free ram on the ns, it needs a little more.
[Nexus S General] dman777:
Ok, I just tried it but still no success. In addition, I went to the market app and it said I needed to create an account. When I hit yes to create an account it just goes back to the desktop. In accounts and sync-> there is no option to create a gmail account(mine is missing).
[Nexus S General] simms22:
you didnt flash the gapps(google apps add-on) after flashing cm, did you :p
[Nexus S General] dan542:
I want to buy a Nexus S, is touch to focus working on last nightly? On my SGS with CyanogenMod it works perfectly.

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Nexus S General] dman777:
No, this is an upgrade so I shouldn't need to. Has this changed for upgrade to 180?
[Nexus S General] fr4nkr0c:
question about Kang:

I am using the Kang from the last 2 versions, and my question was about the Google Apps, since I noticed that installing the Kang, the Google apps are already included

as the market, car kit

or should I still flash the GAPPS?

Thank you all for an answer

and in particular thanks to Kang for his work damn monster! :eek: