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[Nexus S Android Development] frank707:
The rom is 2.3.5. Was merged into the CM Nightlys on the 07/26/11. And regardless 2.3.5 was mainly an OTA to resolves issues with CDMA devices.

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,6986

Thanks for your opinion :)
[Nexus S Android Development] jodtalingchan:
.38 is up for testing. Very satisfy with .37 for 3 days without rebooting at stock speed. Smooth as silk :-)
[Nexus S Android Development] BinaryXeroMedia:
Look in build.prop. if you look at ro.build.description it will show the 2.3.4 coding. Also he has left one of the id 2.3.4 and the id display 2.3.5. Use root explorer to look for yourself. I'm on about 1.0.37 so I don't know about 1.0.38
[Nexus S Android Development] civicdrivr:
I got an odd battery drain as well on 1.0.37.

I had around 60% battery left last night at 1130, and the phone was off this morning. I looked at the battery stats and there was nothing out of the ordinary listed. I did have Gentle Alarm set for this morning and ended up waking up late :(

I flashed .38 this morning, so we'll see how it goes tonight (Ill be setting a back-up alarm as well).

Whatever it was, it had to be one hell of a drain because Ive got the 3500mah battery and 60% is good for 24hrs of moderate to heavy use. For it to kill the battery in ~6hrs is crazy, especially with the screen off.
[Nexus S Android Development] walker7373:
I Tried proton "suggested voltages" (that slightly overvolt the nscollab default), but occurs one more neverending loop green tinted..

Now I'm trying with stock voltages (a slightly more voltage again).
[Nexus S Android Development] ballasdontcry:
yea stock voltages have been far more stable for me, so i stuck with that
[Nexus S Android Development] butterdori:
My phone was very slow on waking up while i was listening to music with uber music. Fixed by increasing the voltage
[Nexus S Android Development] coloxim:
how much you increse?

now the voltage?
[Nexus S Android Development] uansari1:
Maybe it would be prudent to switch back to stock voltages in the kernel, and simply allow people to undervolt on their own based on what each phone can properly handle.
[Nexus S Android Development] butterdori:
It seems that the issue was irrelevant to voltage

When the headphone is plugged in, the wakeup is still significantly slower than when it is not, regardless of voltage.

This was never an issue on the previous version of the rom
[Nexus S Android Development] alessandro_xda:
i completely agree!!!

i don't understand this damn overclock mania!

on my opinion performances are really good with standard frequency.

bye
[Nexus S Android Development] Poag:
To throw in my 2p on this....

I feel the basic ROM should run with default clock speed and voltages. As born out by the last pages in this thread, people toy with the settings left and right to get to stable for there phone.

So there isn't really much to be gained by supplying it in a pre overclocked form, as it makes it more difficult for the normies (normal clock settings users) to get back to default and the people interested in OC'ing toy with the settings themselves away from the normal do so anyway even with a pre oc'd rom.

Additionally, the norms will have more difficulty getting it back to default, due to lack of familiarity with the process and perhaps not possessing the apps to do the job. (CM settings doesn't do voltages)

Anywho, my 2p...keep up the good work \o/
[Nexus S Android Development] eiabea:
just had my first freeze :(

BLN leds on and then had to pull battery
[Nexus S Android Development] SA-07:
Aww, those are bound to happen eventually so no biggie
[Nexus S Android Development] nateysmith:
Is this Rom good to use with Nexus S on ATT? Should I be flashing the updated radio as well? I just got the Nexus S when it was free after being on the Captivate. Any help would be great!
[Nexus S Android Development] hutzdani:
well after using navigation for around an hour and then switching off GPS and leaving the phone alone for 30 mins the battery drained from 70% to 0% in around 30 mins

rolling back to 1.0.37
[Nexus S Android Development] coloxim:
undervolt is not overclock...
[Nexus S Android Development] pkshr:
Yes I have been using it since I got my Nexus S for few months
[Nexus S Android Development] holtenc:
picked up the nexus S for ATT the same day as you (best buy sale for $0). So far I've tried out 5 different ROMS: Stock, NSCollab, MIUI.us, SuperOSR, and CyanogenMod.

Out of the 5 this NSCollab is my favorite. I also flashed the radio that is provided in the OP. I don't know the differences between it and stock, but it works fine.
[Nexus S Android Development] Poag:
Had 3 crashes on my phone today after flashing .38

Twice while running spotify, the third time running TuneIn Radio. All times the phone was just playing away in my pocket, not doing anything strenuous.

Running default settings.

In all cases the music would freeze...continuing the final sound for about 30 seconds before rebooting.

I've run these same applications on .36 7.0.3 and Oxygen 2.2.1 for longer periods of time with no issues (my work commute is 2 hours, had the phone crash part way through both the to work and from work sections and again once in the middle of the day while listening to the radio)

IN addition to the above guys.

NSC is really good, i love the little features it picks up from CM7 most of all!

Battery life is pretty good. Even with the usage above it'll go a whole day on a single charge with wifi off and normal sync rules on.
[Nexus S Android Development] uansari1:
True..but they're different sides of the same coin and either can cause instability.
[Nexus S Android Development] ballasdontcry:
might wanna try using proton voltage and set the voltages back to stock level, i find those have been more stable than the matr1x defaults which are 30-50mV lower
[Nexus S Android Development] frank707:
Will push out the next release by the end of the night. Working w/ MATHKID95 on a few of the requests, and suggestions for NSCollab 39. The adjustments will be:

1 - Stock Speeds [1ghz] @ boot

2 - Stock voltages

3 - BLN available but deactivated by default

4 - FIX Video Chat w/ Google Talk

5 - Updated Host file for better ad-blocking

6 - Latest CM source & fixes
[Nexus S Android Development] nateysmith:
Can you get all the lockscreen customizations like CM7? Also the themes like http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1013757?
[Nexus S Android Development] Poag:
<3

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[Nexus S Android Development] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
i will cream my pants soon.
[Nexus S Android Development] josehu:
Hey.

Just wanna say what a great rom this is. And the combo with the kernel is great.

Been using this rom for approximately three weeks now, and haven't had a single reboot or fc off apps.

And the temperature of the phone under heavy use has been great.

Tryied out several roms past the last six months, and this rom is on my top 3 list:-)

Just want to give a big thanks to the Devs of this rom and kernel. Keep up the great work guys.
[Nexus S Android Development] Bry5on:
I'll be happy to see those changes, but I have a few comments:

Since 1.0.38 I've been getting reboots during most (yes, most) calls and my battery life is horrible. It used to be around 60% after work and a full day's use of about 14 hours. Now it is dead around the time I am out of work, and the phone only gets ~20 minutes of use while at work.

1.0.36 was stable and I ran that version with the matrix kernel, as well as 1.0.37. I've tried setting the voltages back to stock but nothing helps. Checking battery use shows nothing particularly abnormal, with 'Cell Standby' being the major (>50%) killer. Been using this ROM for about 7 months now and I'd have to say that since somewhere around 1.0.20 it's been getting less and less stable for me :/

Any tips here? I'm at my wits end and I also don't want to live without the features that NSCollab has!
[Nexus S Android Development] caleb1783:
i used to be a fan of NSCollab since the 35... but issue with not able to caller was getting to me... switch over to other roms...

anyways for battery try to wipe bat stats? it helped me increase battery life in the past... (i hear you should do so after each rom flashing...)

1. full charge...

2. turn off power and charge til bat is full (press volume buttons to check)... it could take long time depending on ur battery status... <- IMHO, this step shows that your battery wasnt fully charged when powered on...

3. enter recovery > wipe > battery stat

4. Power on, use til full dry..

5. another full charge and you are good to go...

Hope that helps you out...
[Nexus S Android Development] KennethL1:
Thanks, this is much appreciated
[Nexus S Android Development] raviluke:
This rom is amazing overall. Using and loving it.
[Nexus S Android Development] frank707:
[Installing / Updating NSCollab] - Wipe Data/Cache Recommended

ROM Download: NSCollab

[MD5 : 0eadc2f94c5b180c17c03bf2cb05f137 ]

[08/06] 1.0.39

[system] CyanogenMod 7.1 [N. 153]

[kernel] Matr1x CFS [5.5+] [MATHKID95]

[kernel] Boots @ Stock Speeds [1ghz]

[kernel] Stock Voltages

[kernel] BLN deactivated @ boot [enable w/ bln app]

[new] 3G / DATA Turbo Charge Tweak

[new] Notes [2.1.1] [Jacob Ras]

[update] Host [improved ad-blocking]

[fix] Video Chat connection issues w/ Google Talk over 3g / Wifi

Big THANKS to MATHKID95 for all the kernel modifications / compiling over the last few days
[Nexus S Android Development] holtenc:
thanks for the update
[Nexus S Android Development] jodtalingchan:
Sweet, thank you!
[Nexus S Android Development] josehu:
thanks:):)
[Nexus S Android Development] diesel2k:
Just updated so far so good. Did a full wipe.
[Nexus S Android Development] uansari1:
Anyone care to toss it up on a mirror? I'm thinking there are a ton of people downloading it...
[Nexus S Android Development] mattiagottardi:
Perfect for me. Good job!
[Nexus S Android Development] coloxim:
about the battery life?
[Nexus S Android Development] PMDColeslaw:
I'm probably not the first one to do this, but I just got my NS4G a couple days ago and being new to the Nexux forums, I mistakenly thought I was in the 4G dev section...

I flashed this to my 4G and everything looks great but of course I have no service now. I have a nand so its no biggie, but I was wondering what would be needed to make this work on a 4G? I dont even live in a 4G area so all I use is 3G anyways.
[Nexus S Android Development] daffyno:
3G / DATA Turbo Charge Tweak

what is this!?
[Nexus S Android Development] fineazbro:
the name explain it all.. faster data.. just a little turbo :D
[Nexus S Android Development] jodtalingchan:
Even better! Thanks for your great work, frank and mathkid as well.
[Nexus S Android Development] fast16:
Hi all i just got my sprint nexus s and i rooted my phone and flashed this rom but nothing is coming up as my network? i switched too the 2g network but still nothing. is this rom only for people who have sim cards or what? I also did the radio update and nothing
[Nexus S Android Development] fineazbro:
i believe this rom is for GSM only.. it wont't work for the sprint version... make sure you read the post before flashing and also there are 2 section: one for NEXUS and other one for the NEXUS 4G... hope that help you
[Nexus S Android Development] eramsey:
Frank, mathkid, (and team douche vicariously), all I can say is thank you, you're amazing.

I haven't even flashed the update yet but the fact that you guys will monitor these forums daily, listen to all of us complain endlessly about our phones and the rom/kernel that you guys work so hard on, and then filter all the whining for good development suggestions and actually incorporate those suggestions into updates released is amazing.

frankly (no pun intended), the fact that we can get a cutting edge, fully customized and optimized os and firmware for free is ridiculous.

And the speed of development easily shames any piece of software I've ever used on any platform.

The fact that the product and service you provide is free to anyone is unbelievable.

where do I donate? I don't have much but feel I owe something.

Thanks guys!
[Nexus S Android Development] mohsin125:
pleasee hellpp!

my wifi is not working :(....it gets stuck on obtaining ip address...it had happened once before too but reflashing the rom seemed to fix it but not this time :(
[Nexus S Android Development] EonHawk:
Frank and MathKid,

A sincere thank you. It's taken me quite some time to realize that I've been taking you guys and this ROM for granted. I've often had the desire to put something new on my phone, but everytime, I'll go looking for some ROM, but never actually do it, because I know this one has all the features I like and want on my phone.

It's also nice to see that even if you guys don't reply some times to our comments, you are there, reading our input, and considering it, like you did with this last update.

Wrapping up, because I don't want to be wasting your time,

Thank you! Seriously.
[Nexus S Android Development] josehu:
Agreed!

Well said.
[Nexus S Android Development] coloxim:
the password is right?

try the static ip...

if this doesn t work...reboot your router....

telll me if works...
[Nexus S Android Development] hkt03:
I had the same issue a couple of days ago, rebooting the router solved it
[Nexus S Android Development] AnthonyAldrete:
I must say my data speeds are incredibly fast great job
[Nexus S Android Development] abbysingh:
Can someone tell me how much battery life improvement should I expect after resetting the battery stats? I've been getting poor battery life since quite a while and I haven't resetted the battery stats even once. And I've flashed about 10 ROMs.
[Nexus S Android Development] tanclo:
has this radio been tweaked in some special way? is it an OFFICIAL radio?

the question has been raised before by myself and others.. what are the advantages of flashing this radio over keeping my stock radio?

some detail about the radio/history would help us to decide what to do. atm, i feel i will be flashing this radio blindly. i prefer to keep as many variables constant so as to identify any problems easier later on.

and from me as well - thanks for responding to requests - the update looks promising.
[Nexus S Android Development] jodtalingchan:
You don't have to flash KB3 radio. I've tried both KB3 and KD1 and now I get back to KD1 as it works better in my location.

Hope this helps.
[Nexus S Android Development] RevengeITA:
how do I set a song as ringtone?
[Nexus S Android Development] JmPTaz09:
Hit "menu" button, then "set as ringtone" option while listening to the song.
[Nexus S Android Development] RevengeITA:
unfortunately there is not that option!
[Nexus S Android Development] uansari1:
I'd suggest you ask in the proper forum (Q&A). Or just download Ringdroid from the Market and use that to trim amy song on your phone to the desired length and set it as ringtone if you can't figure the normal Android settings out.
[Nexus S Android Development] Travis90x:
Bug

There is a bug in the framework-res.apk of the 1.0.39

If I try to simply decompile and recompile it with APK manager 4.9, and than I install this framework (so without customizations), in the Volume Bar doesn't appear the green bar but the spinner_white_xx.png (the icon of "loading") bad stretched that rotate!! :confused:

EDIT: I thought that my apk manager was bugged, so I give stock framework-res to UOT kitchen, and even now the error comes back!
[Nexus S Android Development] uansari1:
Latest version is running perfectly for me. Great work devs!

By any chance does anyone know if we can use the V6 Supercharger ram management tweak or whether it's worth it? Came across some guys talking about it in the Oxygen thread and read up on it..seems interesting..
[Nexus S Android Development] nixguy:
I noticed the data connection is not strong, is anyone else seeing this issue?

I have i9020t
[Nexus S Android Development] SovereigN7:
Is there a way to get theme chooser on this like cm?

EDIT: Found it. I should really search before asking questions....
[Nexus S Android Development] AnthonyAldrete:
Question, does this build have in the scripts the hspa tweak? Or do I have to add. Last but not least what would happen if I add the tweak and its already there and reboot?
[Nexus S Android Development] IRIE4IPIER:
The latest has the tweak already. Read the change log on the 2nd post.
[Nexus S Android Development] nilay_abc:
Completely agree and well said.. :)
[Nexus S Android Development] MadFerIt2011:
Is anyone having any major crash/freezing issues with NSCollab 10.0.39 and/or the customized Radio?

I decided to update to .39 and install the NSCollab radio for the first time and my device has been very unstable since. I've even tried doing a fresh install with data/cache wipe and the issue still persists.

I'm usually running at 1.2ghz, and I experienced none of these issues with .38 and the original stock 2.3.4 radio.

Does anyone have a link to NSCollab 10.0.38 so I make sure the issue is with .39 only?
[Nexus S Android Development] gioyann:
my phone works smooth with 1.0.38, send me a PM with your email and I will provide a link to you.
[Nexus S Android Development] kevwo:
No 3G

Hey everyone,

I dont seem to be getting a 3G signal ever since i flashed this radio. Does the radio affect 3G? if so, how can i go about reverting it back to the old one?

edit: nvm i think i found another thread with radios
[Nexus S Android Development] nixguy:
well it's been 2 days on this room, and i just had a freez, and loop through the force close and notification.

had to pull the battery to boot it back up.
[Nexus S Android Development] uansari1:
Find the radios thread in this subforum and download the appropriate version (probably KD1) and flash through recovery.
[Nexus S Android Development] dlstaq:
Good job
[Nexus S Android Development] tankmaster90:
Whats this 3G/Data turbo charge tweak??
[Nexus S Android Development] coloxim:
if i don't use the radio posted.....the 3G/Data turbo charge tweak is anyway actives or not?
[Nexus S Android Development] mohsin125:
kindly tell me if there is a solution to the lag in messaging apps...whenever i unlock my phone, i cant write anything in the message box for 8-10 seconds which is quite annoying
[Nexus S Android Development] uansari1:
Yes, it's still active.

I've never experienced any lag like you describe, so either try the Fix Permissions script in Recovery, or do a full wipe of your phone. The problem isn't in the rom..are you undervolting too much?
[Nexus S Android Development] isdfoa:
cool .
[Nexus S Android Development] H3XAPL3X:
Yeah been testing this Rom for 3 weeks and can testify that you experience a random reboot atleast once a day.... not undervolted too much and not overclocked too much either !

From my experiences with this Rom, and I know people complain about battery life.... stabily you can clock your phone to 1200 MHz with a combination of screen filter and good undetvolts to maximize your battery. I get a day and a half on a full charge with 3G plus music plus wifi browsing

...

Cheers

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-Sony Ericsson Xperia X10

-Samsung Galaxy S (any series)

-Samsung Google Nexus S

-Motorola Dext

-HTC Desire

-HTC Desire Z ???

I've owned all these phones, and have all Rooted/Kerneled and Rommed them! Shoot me a PM if you need guidance !
[Nexus S Android Development] SovereigN7:
Is it me, or does the matr1x kernel that's featured in the nscollab has more voltages compared to the separate 5.5 matr1x kernel?
[Nexus S Android Development] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
Netarchy 1.3.8 is unstable. The fact that you are using it can explain half your reboots I bet.... lol
[Nexus S Android Development] uansari1:
Yes, because the stock voltages and clocking are the most stable and many of us were having problems like random reboots. I'm happy to say that the latest is rock stable since release.
[Nexus S Android Development] frank707:
Thank you all for the feedback, and comments.

I suggest everyone who hasnt already to wipe data and upgrade to 1.0.39, it has been a rock solid release

Im not as active as i like to be on xda, but i do try to address as much as of your feedback as possible. Also i will be removing the Radio links to help avoid any confusion, and just so those with radio concers can find support in dedicated threads. The radio here was simply the kb3 radio being hosted for easy access lol.
[Nexus S Android Development] Travis90x:
I find another bug with the touch screen when I connect micro usb!

I suppose that it happens when the battery is discharged or hot (because I often find this bug after playing Gun Bros at 1.3 Ghz)!

[YOUTUBE]q8CMEvSY87A[/YOUTUBE]

I would not be ignored, but I did not understand if... have I to report here or to CM7 developer?
[Nexus S Android Development] MadFerIt2011:
Frank,

I have something strange to add. I mentioned in a previous post with .39 I was experiencing constant crashes/reboots. Now I'm not, and only 1 thing has changed.

When I was experiencing the problems I was in Niagara, Canada roaming on another national carrier's network (GSM only) with data set to disabled and wifi. Now that I'm back in Toronto I'm on my normal carrier's 3G AWS network and no reboots so far.

I tried multiple radio's when the issues occured, and it was set to CDMA/GSM auto, any idea why this happened?
[Nexus S Android Development] sano614:
I've experienced 1 reboot since I flashed this 3 days ago. I was in a car using engadget via the app when I hit refresh and I had no cell signal. The phone rebooted right when I hit the refresh button..

Other than that though no other issues.
[Nexus S Android Development] caleb1783:
gonna give NSCollab 1.0.39 another try...

as for can not hear caller bug... i might have found a solution..

not sure though.. gotta test out more...

under call settings... uncheck and check and uncheck the "vibrate on answer"...

i noticed when i cant hear the call, when i answer the phone it vibrates even though i have the setting unchecked... so i thought that was the bug...

gotta test out though... any feedback would be great guys.

Thanks.
[Nexus S Android Development] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
Frank, 38 and 39 have been rock solid stable.

Matr1x kernel works wonders. I had trouble with Netarchy since 1.3.4. It was always minor, but your one release (37?) that included 1.3.8 was the most troublesome.

Since then the past 2 releases are ROCK solid stable. I did as you asked by wiping for 39 and I titanium restored everything.

The only thing I ask is for is to keep updating maybe weekly or so to include the new nightlies if you can! Haha :) Well nothing majorly new in the past few, but I really waited a long time from RC1 til the 140s... heh.
[Nexus S Android Development] peterf9:
I have installed this Sunday, since them everything is running perfect!

thanks, great rom
[Nexus S Android Development] eramsey:
Lovin 39 so far. One tweak I have found that is necessary when using the smartass gov is setting the min clock speed on 200 or nothing works with the screen off.

100mhz just doesn't cut it.
[Nexus S Android Development] eramsey:
Oh and zero random reboots since flashing.
[Nexus S Android Development] tanclo:
Thank you for verifying this information, frank707

I have tried the radio as you posted it "NS_collab radio" (kb3) and I had no issues - Neither did I observe any differences from the official one for my carrier. So for now I revert to official. As you haven't tweaked it in any way, I might just stay official.

Keep variables to a minimum and if it ain't broke, don't fix it, like they say ;)

Unlike the htc desire, where radios where named and neatly archived by adam_g as i recall, one could make sense of which one was an older or newer release. So I value your note about this radio for reference sake.

I like this rom and it's very very stable indeed!
[Nexus S Android Development] freakness51:
hi there!

i've only wiped cache and dalvik cache before flashing 1.0.39 and everything seems to work smoothly,

Do you guys think I gotta full wipe and reflash??

I've noticed only DSP manager crasheing everytime I get a phone call :eek: but it doesn't seem to be a problem to me.

what do you think of wiping??