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[Nexus S Android Development] :
Running 1.0.39 for 3 days now. No reboots. Running smooooth! Luv it! :D

And did a full wipe and reflash before installing the ROM :)
[Nexus S Android Development] hachoo:
Great ROM. Everything runs reasonably quickly and stable. Battery life on mine is pretty poor, but I'll try and recalibrate to see. Battery lasts about a day with minimal calls + texts + some music.
[Nexus S Android Development] diesel2k:
I wish it was stable for me. I have had one or two "modem reboots" a day. (I have to enter my pin code when I look at the phone). This happened on 1.0.37, 38 and 39. Did a full wipe before installting 1.0.39. Now I am back to stock for 3 days without any modem reboots. I am running baseband: KD1

Any inputs on this?
[Nexus S Android Development] EonHawk:
Battery looks to be lasting quite a bit longer.
[Nexus S Android Development] coloxim:
my battery life is very long...
[Nexus S Android Development] ZeDestructor:
Used ZuluGen for quite a while, but the newest releases have been problematic for me, and my "perfect" backup was not restoring properly, so jumping ship. I Added UD Launcher and netarchy kernel for maximum awesome.
[Nexus S Android Development] zeno78200:
Installed 1.0.39 but it is completely unstable.

When i make a call, after about 30-50 secs, the proximity sensor is blocked and it is not possbile to use the screen beacuse it goes black. During the black screen the call continues to work but after few seconds my smartphone reboots.

I tried with KD1 radio and KB3 radio. :(
[Nexus S Android Development] H3XAPL3X:
hey there,.. been using nscollab 1.3.6 .. now updated to newest via reom manager... are there any improvments to random reboots ?
[Nexus S Android Development] Pitrino:
i had problem with wifi! i needed to restart wifi connection everytime!
[Nexus S Android Development] uansari1:
The radio names make it pretty obvious which is newer or not. KD1 is newer than KB3. Make sense?
[Nexus S Android Development] tanclo:
Indeed, some of the naming is logical that way - though Jonathon Griggs points out here, it's more by region than in chronological order of release. He also advises that one stick to the original radio or the one most suited to one's region/location. See mine, example, is M200KRKC1 (Korean carrier KT Telecom). A collection of radios can be found here too (posted by Windows7) as you can see in that list, another Korean radio exists XXKC1.. so which one is more recent? :-)

What voltage settings are working out for others? (i would prefer no reboots if possible lol)

I'm trying this setup as from now:

SetCPU scaling on demand: 1300/100

Voltage 1440MHz/1425 mV -- 1300 MHz/1375 mV -- 1200 MHz/1350 mV -- 1000MHz/1250 mV -- 800 MHz/1175 mV -- 400 MHz/1025 mV -- 200 MHz/925 mV -- 100 MHz/925 mV

if i do not set these to "On Boot", would that mean I have to turn setcpu settings on manually at each bootup? and regarding the BLN Pro app - Is there some way to set this to turn on automatically?
[Nexus S Android Development] Alepeso:
I had the same problem on my nexus 9020 :confused:
[Nexus S Android Development] coloxim:
I don't have this problem....

but bln doesn't work...
[Nexus S Android Development] SA-07:
It won't because I have disabled bln by default due to franks request. But you can always turn it on in bln control pro
[Nexus S Android Development] coloxim:
no...because it works with anything...but not with chompsms...
[Nexus S Android Development] SA-07:
Oh I see
[Nexus S Android Development] derekv6:
For some reason it seems battery life is shorter on 39 for me :(
[Nexus S Android Development] SA-07:
Awww haha

Try reducing the voltages a little so that might get u better battery life
[Nexus S Android Development] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
Ok, but I don't think Jonathon goes through the i9020A which has a capped radio. The HSUPA is crippled and we get like 300kbps tops or something. I can easily get 2mbps with the KB3 radio.

For 95% of Nexus S users they stick to the KB1/KB3/KD1 radios which are great. For the other 5%, 9020a users, we're all capped like mofos. KB2 and the UCKD1 get good reception but are CAPPED. We have no problem running hte KB3/KD1 radios with better upload speeds.

So yeah his statement that you should stick with your stock region means nothing because 95% of users are on regular Nexus S which works fine with its regional radio. Heck, even 9020A users benefit from the 9020T's regional radio. I cannot speak for NS4G or 9023 users though
[Nexus S Android Development] DumbUglyDragon:
Anyone else getting the blurry MMS issue that T-Mobile originally had? I've tried switching User Agents around, but still cant seem to get the images to come in bigger than thumbnails.
[Nexus S Android Development] :
Did you make a full wipe before installing 1.0.39?
[Nexus S Android Development] Bry5on:
Same issue, it only seems to happen in low service areas. I did not do a clean wipe for mine
[Nexus S Android Development] zeno78200:
Yes, i did a full wipe before installing.

And... the problem happens when the radio signal is full :(
[Nexus S Android Development] gioyann:
yes, but thanks to the new kernel Matr1x! You can try to change your without updating the rom, just for your curiosity... :cool:
[Nexus S Android Development] tanclo:
I'm with you. That's Great detail you Share. Afaik Jonathon is in Australia so he probably doesn't test the capped devices.
[Nexus S Android Development] eramsey:
Got my first crash after three days on 39. Using stock voltages. Smartass on 1.2 max 200 min. Did full wipe/format of all partitions but boot Before install.

I had been using the phone 10 min before. It was in my pocket with the screen off. I pulled it out and unlocked the screen saw the desktop for a second and then the nexus boot animation. It stuck in a loop boot on the nexus animation until I pulled the battery. Booted back up fine and no problems since.

Only issue before the crash was that the notifications service failed once and I had to restart. I couldn't access notifications I tried pulling the bar down. Tried menu > notifications. Restarted launcher pro. Tried again. Nothing. Reboot resolved the problem.

Just fyi, apart from these issues, best rom I've ever used.
[Nexus S Android Development] Nomedias:
1.0.39 rock stable almost 4 days

I've been running 1.0.39 for almost 4 days without a reboot or "muted caller". Thanks for a great ROM!

FYI, I upgraded from 1.0.38 using ROM Manager, wiping only the Davlik cache.

Prior to 39, I never found a cause or solution for the muted caller problem, but it seems to be gone now.

However, thanks to prior post in this thread by Mathkid95, I was able to resolve the reboots on 1.0.38. Recommended using setcpu to raise the voltages 25mV, given that 38 is initially undervolted. Apparently 39 uses stock voltages. Since I upgraded rather than full wipe, my setcpu settings were retained, and those are the voltages I've been running, not stock. Even with the the 25mV rise, after updating to 1.0.39, at all but 1300MHz, I can see I'm still running at below stock voltage.

Also, if it matters I used setcpu to run power in "conservative" mode, 100-1000MHz. I'm syncing against 3 email accounts, Facebook and Google+ so anywhere I can squeeze out a little more battery life is helpful.

Thanks again for a great ROM. When my budget allows, I'd like to support this. Suggestions on where/how?
[Nexus S Android Development] nateysmith:
Any tips on improving battery life on this Rom? I lose about 10% an hour on Standby.
[Nexus S Android Development] SA-07:
Maybe lower the voltages a bit or change governors?
[Nexus S Android Development] freakness51:
Hi guys,

Anyone knows how to change carrier name?? i've tried with the app carrier name, but it does not work, even with cache wipe...

Any advice please??

Thanks!!
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
Has anyone ran this and oxygen and if so would you suggest this over oxygen any help would be appreciated
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
If your loosing 10% every hour your battery stats need wiped,you can manually do it root explorer or just get the free app at the market

I forgot you can for in recovery and wipe them also but I would force your phone to charge to 100% by choosing stay awake in application settings before you wipe,hope that helps atleast one person
[Nexus S Android Development] akshayf:
How do i force charge to 100 %?? Please explain
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
i let the phone charge all the way as far as it will go and thats about 96% then i pull the charger out or the usb out to interrupt the charge then plug it back in and go to settings/ applications/development and select stay awake and that means your screen will not go to sleep while charging and that will let the phone charge all the way up.thats when you want to wipe your battery stats.to wipe them manually get root explorer and got to data/system and delete the batterystats.bin file that you will see.let the phone run all the way down to 1% before you throw it back on the charger.im sure that matrix isnt the cause of that insane amount of battery drain because ive been running it since 4.5 (when i got my NS:)and have had no battery drain but the opposite great battery life.hope that works for you and could you tell me the extra stuff this rom has over oxygen because ive never seen cyanogen so dont know what extras are in it.everyone loves this rom and i think im going to come over here
[Nexus S Android Development] DumbUglyDragon:
No one else?
[Nexus S Android Development] Ulatec:
Hey frank, I just wanted to say that I am in love with you! <3 Jk :P

Thanks for the awesome package, and thanks for updating to CM7 RC2, I can finally tether again :) By far the best rom out there. I would like to see a few more changes/updates. Until then, thanks!
[Nexus S Android Development] :
Nice one Thanks.

Dont know if anyone wrote before but,

Anyone can open headphone amplifier by selecting analog volume control without fc.
[Nexus S Android Development] frank707:
Voodoo Control has a 0.9.1 update on the market that fixes the fc. It was a bug in the previous version, that has now been fixed. The new version also features an auto save and restore on boot for display settings.
[Nexus S Android Development] JmPTaz09:
Lost the gamma control after the update to 0.9.1... but it does save RGB values on reboot, which is nice (since I dialed green back just a bit from default) and also doesn't FC at all. Also display looks great and gamma seems fine, so don't really need the control I suppose. ROM running very nicely so far! GPS locks fast and accurately again; was having trouble with this for a while on a couple different ROM's...
[Nexus S Android Development] frank707:
Gamma controls in 0.9.1 voodoo control app requires updated kernel w/ latest voodoo build.
[Nexus S Android Development] :
So we have to wait for the next version? :)
[Nexus S Android Development] dont know:
THANKS for this very nice package!

voodoo app can be updated via market (connect via titanium) - FCs on phoneamp are gone

2G/3G switch in CM-power-tools also do work (in CMrc2-thread for some people don't) - apply "2G/2G+3G" in the lower part of the CM-menu "network" (? - "Netzwerkmodi" in German)

Seems that overclocking causes (random?) reboots - even at 1,2 althought at Quadrant mine is "stable" at 1,4 (>3200 quadrant score - reproduceable)

EDIT: So I'm not sure that it is a good idea to overclock the boot (1/2 second faster vs stable..) - now seen that since 1.5..

Small issues:

Had real troubles with launcherPRO-restore -> fc [could be a problem of launcherPRO]

And the "google book reader" (can be unlocked via titanium in stock rom) is not in the ROM - and can't be restored via titanium.
[Nexus S Android Development] JmPTaz09:
I guess I just assumed 1.2.7 was an "updated" kernel, lol. They get old so fast!
[Nexus S Android Development] JmPTaz09:
And the "google book reader" (can be unlocked via titanium in stock rom) is not in the ROM - and can't be restored via titanium.[/QUOTE]

There is "Google Books" in the market, not sure if you're talking about something different...
[Nexus S Android Development] takgeun68:
Great rom but the color change of the 2.3.3 definitely is not pleasing.....is there a fix coming? its so blurry and make my SNS so ugly...
[Nexus S Android Development] frank707:
update voodoo control from the market.
[Nexus S Android Development] majorgoose:
is it just me or the booting time has increased significantly after upgrading to RC2 ?
[Nexus S Android Development] frank707:
Yes boot times have slightly increased, CM 7 RC 2 is the latest release for features and perks. Future releases after CM 7 RC 2 will be strictly on performance and bug fixes.
[Nexus S Android Development] dont know:
Not for me because it is not (officially) "activated" in my country (but it was preinstalled on stock_ROM - could be activated with titanium)

But - yes, it's not really a problem - and it's not a bug.

Only wondered why it was not restore-able via titanium on this ROM.
[Nexus S Android Development] jamiemac1977:
This rom is working great here, still cannot do 1.4ghz here but i'm guessing my nexus doesnt like the clock that high,

Boot times are incredibly long compared to stock rom on CM7 RC2 ...But hey as this is the first time im using CM7 it's nice to see the extra menu settings and tweaks so it was worth it.

Thanks to all who helped make the kernels/tweaks/hacks and compile, nexus s has come a long way in just the month or so i've had it :D
[Nexus S Android Development] hosmsdos:
boot time increased because of netarchy 1.27 kerenl, flash 1.2.5 kerenl and you will have a fast boot again
[Nexus S Android Development] reddv1:
Just wonderkng, why do you recommend to disable surface dithering? Also what is the default in the stock nexus rom?
[Nexus S Android Development] Jibreil:
Anyone did the Quadrant score on 1.07 ?
[Nexus S Android Development] jamiemac1977:
@ 1.3 ghz i am getting: 2800 (1st run) - 3050 (3rd run).

Seems pretty nippy to me ;)
[Nexus S Android Development] JmPTaz09:
Probably because I can't discern any noticeable image quality improvement when using it and it says it affects performance... just my thoughts, there may be more to it.
[Nexus S Android Development] jaoyina:
function is ok, but i found my device became very hot when turn the screen to max bright and battery drained very fast.
[Nexus S Android Development] SA-07:
Reduce the brightness lol
[Nexus S Android Development] jodtalingchan:
Turn on tethering while charging will do.
[Nexus S Android Development] SovereigN7:
Could you also turn off the phone and charge it? I've also heard that you can go into settings and enable "stay awake" to charge it to 100% as well.
[Nexus S Android Development] Alepeso:
SetCPU removed after I stopped having problems.

I think it is a question relating to profiles.

Profiles were set :

Temp > 50.0° C 800/100 interactive (prio 100%) ;

Charging 1200/200 ondemand (prio 90%) ;

Screen Off 400/100 interactive (prio 75%) ;

Battery < 10% 800/100 conservative (prio 60%) ;
[Nexus S Android Development] jodtalingchan:
I normally leave the phone on with tethering while charging and also heard that 'stay awake' should work but never try.
[Nexus S Android Development] anremi:
'stay awake' works!
[Nexus S Android Development] zeno78200:
As we had the same problem, I tried to remove setcpu profiles and I can confirm that without profiles i have no reboot :)
[Nexus S Android Development] anremi:
Try to use the same governor for all profiles.
[Nexus S Android Development] derekv6:
Even on 36 using netarchy with stock voltages battery didn't drain this fast. Can you recommend a voltage profile please? Thanks!! :)
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
Read page 218 in the op for directions on how to force the charge to 100%,I made some detailed directions for those who were asking look one page back
[Nexus S Android Development] tanclo:
great video recording congratulations

setcpu profiles have a 100% success rate at producing a reboot on matrix :-) i recall reading a warning in the original thread about this.

i recommend this rom to anyone who isn't confident about flashing nightlies - the rom is very stable and has all the right features imho

furthermore, video recording is the best compared to other roms i've tried over the past days... ns_collab video has no lag (audio sync) problem so far

and rom updates via rom manager is a deal breaker

great work!
[Nexus S Android Development] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
the new nightlies have touch to focus.... ill be excited to see that included in NSCollab soon :)
[Nexus S Android Development] tanclo:
Are you serious? :-) I have a feature on a premium camera app called Vignette, but it isn't true touch and focus as i had on my desire Sense rom.. The Sense rom genuinely adjusts focus and exposure to the point being touched, regardless of any movement of the frame itself. the vignette app simply refocuses on the centre of the frame in order to correct for any movement in the camera lens orientation/framing. The HTC Camera in Sense is really good in that respect.

I have a question about the H icon - am I failing to see it or doesn't it exist on this rom. or is that theme dependent? (i have changed my theme). I am testing Oxygen 2.2.1 now and I get the H signal icon showing most of the time in this location. Any advice is welcome.

best regards

tanclo
[Nexus S Android Development] akshayf:
That is awesome!!! Hope to see it in the next version.... :P
[Nexus S Android Development] tanclo:
I just flashed these two ROMS now:

Nightly #160 for crespo hasn't got Touch!

3 focus mode are

"Auto, Macro and Off"

One video test on the nightly gave me bad results with audio out of sync.. . a second test after the rom had 'settled' i guess, gave a better result.

Nightly #161 for desire HAS GOT touch focus and it works quite well.

3 focus modes:

Auto, Off, Touch

Are the Nexus S users missing out again :-( ? We have no 720p (HD) video either

i think this is very much device specific so let's not celebrate too early lol
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
I miss the dock on stock Ginger launcher does anyone know how to move system apks on gingerbread, I always used root explorer on froyo but can't now.any help would be really appreciated
[Nexus S Android Development] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
hmm on the CM7 thread people were talking about it on #159... but I suppose that could be early celebration
[Nexus S Android Development] nixguy:
i'm trying this but my phone stays at 98% and does not go higher ... it took over 3 hours to get from 96% to 98%, and it's stuck there
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
It will charge all the way and yes that last 1% will take a very long time,works for me every time
[Nexus S Android Development] tanclo:
Mike do you want to flash the stock gingerbread launcher? I always do that on cyanogen.. adw seems slow and the features really don't appeal to me. Here's a thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=933517

If you aren't confident using ./adb push then you should try file expert to go root user.. mount system read write copy paste to system/app and change permissions.

About battery 100% charge. I think its best not to do that. Battery out the box doesn't charge to 100% and I heard Samsung meant for it to work that way .new battery shouldn't be force charged. Benefits will be short lived then will die away rapidly. That's what I read anyway.
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
Thanks,I finally figured out how to get my apk to stick I didn't know I had to check the top left permissions box using root explorer I'm so used to froyo,thanks for the help I wish you would have read one of my million replys a week ago,the data speeds on this rom are insane I'm getting atleaste triple what I got on oxygen or stock,the only thing I don't know is how to change themes like on oxygen or is that not an option
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
I really need to learn more adout adb could you tell me the push apk and pull apk command lines and that battery theory makes great sense I'm going to stop force charging, I really only did that when wiping battery stats,is it no longer necessary to wipe on these gingerbread roms?
[Nexus S Android Development] tanclo:
There's a zip named "cm7 Theme [N153].zip" somewhere ..don't ask me where I found it..Ive forgotten lol. Then you have cm7 theme app in nscollab.

Regarding this rom, I concur. It's faster plus the thread / nscollab community is centralized and folks are helpful ;) for me, it's important to have great responsive devs.

EDIT: the theme zip is in the rom download link of the op. :)
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
I looked everywhere, in cyanogen settings and through all the apps and can't find any way to change T-mobile theme engine themes I hate to be a real big noob but could you elaborate on how to use stock 1.0.39 nscollab and change themes
[Nexus S Android Development] tanclo:
There are a few tutorials out there for windows and Linux Mac .. the main hurdle is setting up SDK ..

works for me on Linux easier.

A few days ago I pushed and even did chmod 644 and permissions were all perfect but a day later I forgot the code lol. I'll try replicate the process then pm you.

I force charged/reconditioned my desires batteries ...about 8 month old ones. HTC batteries are more expensive here.. but my Samsung is only 2 months old and samsung batteries are really cheaper so I'd just get new ones if push comes to shove
[Nexus S Android Development] tanclo:
Did you flash the zip from recovery? There's on in the original post .. the same link as the rom link.. after doing that I'm sure you will find the familiar theme Chooser app.
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
Thanks my friend I was all over the place looking, was thinking this has to have cm7 theme choosing options with all these cm7 tweaks, with that option I Bo longer need to look back, thanks
[Nexus S Android Development] mike216:
When I read the signal tweak In the op I figured well I might get a bar or two if im lucky but I didn't think it would more than double my strength its nice now I can watch YouTube and web browse in my basement (my get away).Thank-you guys for helping me through the common sense stuff I appreciate your patients. Great Joe dev I always donate to much appreciated work but going to give a little more because you definitely deserve it,only heard of cyanogen but now get to see what its about
[Nexus S Android Development] tanclo:
The pleasure is all mine my friend. Glad it's working out.

I have a question about Frank707's "3G / Data Turbo tweak " not sure it is the signal tweak or the same as this one http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1116884

[RADIO/GUIDE/TWEAK] Radio JK1,JK8,KB1,KB2,KB3,KD1,UCKD1 with HSPDA Tweak described by Windows7 ? I'm searching my own build.prop file but I don't see similar lines

ro.ril.hsxpa=2

ro.ril.gprsclass=12

ro.ril.hsdpa.category=16

ro.ril.hsupa.category=8

in mine.. if I add Windows7's tweak would I be assured of getting HSPDA speeds or would that mess up? I wiped and reflashed but the H icon isn't appearing (I got the icon on oxygen earlier today).. perhaps I do have the HSPDA speeds but the icon isn't in this rom? Or should I try another radio?

Thanks in advance

Kind regards

tanclo

EDIT: I see these lines but the values are different from Windows7 tweak advisory... I'm not going to alter these until best procedure is confirmed :)

Im not keen on fiddling with things labelled "RIL" without a greenish light.
[Nexus S Android Development] mikechw:
Don't use interactive.... I used to get reboots if I use it.
[Nexus S Android Development] buachaille:
I've looked in the themes section of the forum but I don't know which themes are compatible with this rom. How can I tell? Or can I just use any nexus s theme.