I know CM13 is out, but all of them seem to be nightly builds. Is there one official stable build that is out for the One X? Something we don't have to update every day with the nightly builds.
falcon26 said:
I know CM13 is out, but all of them seem to be nightly builds. Is there one official stable build that is out for the One X? Something we don't have to update every day with the nightly builds.
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You're not forced to update nightlies.
And nightlies are pretty stable if you ask me!
No stable available right now, you'd have to wait for the next snapshot build (will take time)
Use nightlies for now without updating them
Try out CyanDelta. Hear it's great
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There is a new release on cyanogenmod 7.2 (08/09/2012). May i know what is the difference between the different updates???
I believe they have a changelog .
"I have to go. It's just....they really need me." - Sora
not there in their site..
8/9/2012??? Is that possible?
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the latest release is
2012-07-08 06:18:31
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its nightly not a stable release. so u can try yourself see what bugs are fixed.
http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=cooper&type=nightly
for your information :
CyanogenMod comes in several types, depending on your needs:
Stable versions are those where all known issues have been addressed and resolved. This version is for everyday use.
-test / -RC versions are similar to the experimental versions, but are in the final stages of testing before being "stable". There may be a few bugs left, but this version is usually stable enough for everyday use.
Experimental / -alpha versions are those where new features are being added, modified, and tweaked, and there are known bugs that are being worked on. This version is for beta / alpha testers.
Nightly builds are daily compiled builds from source. This version therefore has the latest bleeding edge features & tweaks, but it is also the mostly likely to have bugs and issues. This version is not for general use. Nightly builds are available
swaroop_p1988 said:
There is a new release on cyanogenmod 7.2 (08/09/2012). May i know what is the difference between the different updates???
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changelogs here
http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#cooper/cm7/1341728311
I'm using last weeks build and everything seems to be fine except the flashlight and BLN
Flashlight works for me.
Enviado via pombo-correio.
Fafsn said:
Flashlight works for me.
Enviado via pombo-correio.
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On the July 1st release? If yes, then I wonder why mine isnt functional, since I 100% sure the hardware is working
edit: to be super clear, I'm talking about using it as a flashlight and not just as a flash when taking pictures
I want to try ReVolt ROM but there is either Nightly or stable. which one is better and what's the difference?
Fractrox said:
I want to try ReVolt ROM but there is either Nightly or stable. which one is better and what's the difference?
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in nightlies new features/updates/bug fixes are added on a daily basis, while once in a while a stable build is released.
so people who are flashoholics can have there daily dose vide nightlies and the others who arn't can have the Stable one's
Nightly not stable. Use at own risk. Or try reading mate. It will help you out in the end:thumbup:
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Hey All,
I've been having random crashes with CyanogenMod 10.1.3 stable release for a long while now. I'm going to do a factory reset soon, hoping this will solve the problems. Any other tips on what else should I do while I'm at it?
Thanks
MrSavage said:
Hey All,
I've been having random crashes with CyanogenMod 10.1.3 stable release for a long while now. I'm going to do a factory reset soon, hoping this will solve the problems. Any other tips on what else should I do while I'm at it?
Thanks
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Try SlimBean from fusionjack his latest buid of 4.3.1 is pretty stable if you want or try a kernel that is stable. I would suggest dorimanx but im not sure if sods still exist in latest test builds. (i think they are done for tho)
MrSavage said:
Hey All,
I've been having random crashes with CyanogenMod 10.1.3 stable release for a long while now. I'm going to do a factory reset soon, hoping this will solve the problems. Any other tips on what else should I do while I'm at it?
Thanks
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factory reset is best option
Shillopellos9 said:
Try SlimBean from fusionjack his latest buid of 4.3.1 is pretty stable if you want or try a kernel that is stable. I would suggest dorimanx but im not sure if sods still exist in latest test builds. (i think they are done for tho)
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Seems like the there is Version 4.4 of Slim Rom out there. If anyone else can vouch for its stability, I will install it. Otherwise, I'll probably stick to CyanogenMod
MrSavage said:
Seems like the there is Version 4.4 of Slim Rom out there. If anyone else can vouch for its stability, I will install it. Otherwise, I'll probably stick to CyanogenMod
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I would suggest to install fusionjacks slimkat as it has more fixes but there is a music player bug BEWARE!
If you want stability and more buttery smoothness try neatrom. i was into aosp too but without sources from sammy i believe its pointless.
Hey guys,
I'm using the PAC-ROM since 4.2 and switched to 4.4.2 lately because of some major issues I hat with 4.2.2
Currently, I'm on 04/03 nightly build, but there are some issues I've noticed, such as call records don't work, I cant take calls, renaming apss, and so on...
My question now is: is the pac_i9100-milestone.1.RC1.zip (140.9 MB 03.07.2014 01:08 am) which can be found in PACs basketbuild, is this a stable release version of 4.4.2? Or is it just a re-uploaded 4.2.2/4.3 milestone?
I'd be happy if someone could help me :cyclops:
LG,
Gwiel
gwiel said:
hey guys,
i'm using the pac-rom since 4.2 and switched to 4.4.2 lately because of some major issues i hat with 4.2.2
currently, i'm on 04/03 nightly build, but there are some issues i've noticed, such as call records don't work, i cant take calls, renaming apss, and so on...
My question now is: Is the pac_i9100-milestone.1.rc1.zip (140.9 mb 03.07.2014 01:08 am) which can be found in pacs basketbuild, is this a stable release version of 4.4.2? Or is it just a re-uploaded 4.2.2/4.3 milestone?
I'd be happy if someone could help me :cyclops:
Lg,
gwiel
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its kitkat
bhavstech said:
its kitkat
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i know that it is kitkat...but there are nightly builds and release/milestone builds, which are considered to be fully stable and working flawless
so i'm now at 04/03 nightly with a few bugs i dont like and i dont want to flash another nightly again, but a stable version to have a flawless ROM...
so, the question is not if it is kitkat, but if the version in the first post is a stable one or another nightly
\edit: i know the name says milestone, but i wanted to know if it's really stable... someone tested?
Gwiel said:
i know that it is kitkat...but there are nightly builds and release/milestone builds, which are considered to be fully stable and working flawless
so i'm now at 04/03 nightly with a few bugs i dont like and i dont want to flash another nightly again, but a stable version to have a flawless ROM...
so, the question is not if it is kitkat, but if the version in the first post is a stable one or another nightly
\edit: i know the name says milestone, but i wanted to know if it's really stable... someone tested?
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milestone are with least bugs
thanks, then i'll give it a try
the milestone in the basketbuild seems to be 4.2.2, its the sam .zip i used to install JB
i'm now on 15/03 nightly, works quite well
I haven't installed the cm 12 on my s5 because there are nightlies and nothing stable. Should i download the nightlies, meaning are they stable enough and if I do install the nightlies how will i update to the stable version (when it is released) ; would it be a Manuel update or ota. And when do you guys think a stable version will be released ?
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I haven't installed the cm 12 on my s5 because there are nightlies and nothing stable. Should i download the nightlies, meaning are they stable enough and if I do install the nightlies how will i update to the stable version (when it is released) ; would it be a Manuel update or ota. And when do you guys think a stable version will be released ?
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You will be unable to install CM 12 if you are on Verizon or AT&T...
dgross1123 said:
You will be unable to install CM 12 if you are on Verizon or AT&T...
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Who said anything about Verizon or AT&T.
The S5 has CM12, and it runs great on my wifes T-Mobile S5. You can also get the Temasek version which has even more customization available.
navpalsi[email protected] said:
I haven't installed the cm 12 on my s5 because there are nightlies and nothing stable. Should i download the nightlies, meaning are they stable enough and if I do install the nightlies how will i update to the stable version (when it is released) ; would it be a Manuel update or ota. And when do you guys think a stable version will be released ?
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You should be fine I was on cm12 for a while, I went back to touchwiz because there's no good camera software to take advantage of the camera. I only had an app crash every once in a while. Stock lollipop is the fastest ROM I've ever used
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