Hello guys, I want to ask You something.
What version of cyanogenmod is better for daily use? Albinoman's or the official nightly ones? I want to try it out but don't know witch is more stable and has less bugs. Stable is the key, because I want to use it as my daily ROM on my G900F.
BrX91 said:
Hello guys, I want to ask You something.
What version of cyanogenmod is better for daily use? Albinoman's or the official nightly ones? I want to try it out but don't know witch is more stable and has less bugs. Stable is the key, because I want to use it as my daily ROM on my G900F.
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Im using the official nightly since last week. I didnt have any issue or freeze, bug. Very satisfied.
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Which version to install on my wildfire?the latest version or 2.3.3?thanks (most stable and fully functional)
ivor89 said:
Which version to install on my wildfire?the latest version or 2.3.3?thanks (most stable and fully functional)
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The wildfire only goes to 2.2 officialy. CM7 latest build has 2.3.7 and its stable (not including nightlies)
Is that version in stable or night mod?and can can you explain what nightlies is?
Nightlies, from what I know, is a build that they release every night and some times is really buggy but you get the occasional one that is stable. I just stick with the stable releases not the nightlies. Um there is a stable release out.
Here's the link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1143125
Also the easy way to install it is to use rom manager and make sure you do nandroid backup before you install any roms
BaD_RoBoTs said:
Nightlies, from what I know, is a build that they release every night and some times is really buggy but you get the occasional one that is stable. I just stick with the stable releases not the nightlies. Um there is a stable release out.
Here's the link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1143125
Also the easy way to install it is to use rom manager and make sure you do nandroid backup before you install any roms
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Sorry to contradict you but the nightlies in my opinion are just as stable as the stable version, you see a lot of the bugs you may read about in various threads are through user error not the actual rom itself. And been able to use new features long before they are released in a stable version far outweighs the amount of bugs.
I've been on nightlies for about 4 months and only ever had 1 bug, the camera wouldn't work a couple of days ago but Arco already knew why and it was fixed the next day!
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Scratch0805 said:
Sorry to contradict you but the nightlies in my opinion are just as stable as the stable version, you see a lot of the bugs you may read about in various threads are through user error not the actual rom itself. And been able to use new features long before they are released in a stable version far outweighs the amount of bugs.
I've been on nightlies for about 4 months and only ever had 1 bug, the camera wouldn't work a couple of days ago but Arco already knew why and it was fixed the next day!
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Yeah I've only ever used the stable releases. Never quite tryed nightlies. mayby you can say what version of nightlies is stable and then I can have a look for myself. What are the changes so far included in the nightlies?
BaD_RoBoTs said:
Yeah I've only ever used the stable releases. Never quite tryed nightlies. mayby you can say what version of nightlies is stable and then I can have a look for myself. What are the changes so far included in the nightlies?
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All the nightlies I've tried have been stable, I know they had problems in the early stages with bootloops etc but I've been on them since about nightly 100 and never had any major issues apart from my own stupidity.
There is a changelog knocking about somewhere. I'll see if I can find the link later.
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Scratch0805 said:
All the nightlies I've tried have been stable, I know they had problems in the early stages with bootloops etc but I've been on them since about nightly 100 and never had any major issues apart from my own stupidity.
There is a changelog knocking about somewhere. I'll see if I can find the link later.
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http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=buzz
Here you go,I have it bookmarked.
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Thanks I try it out
cm 7.1.0.1 is a stable mod ROM and try to flash using cmw.it is safer and have a clear installation process.wipe cache,data and system partition from cmw itself...
befor all this plz have a nandroid backup.
I want to flash PA, but I want to stay away from unstable daily releases - even if it's not the most up-to-date (Missing halo e.t.c.) which release is currently the most stable? An RC or so?
Komladov said:
I want to flash PA, but I want to stay away from unstable daily releases - even if it's not the most up-to-date (Missing halo e.t.c.) which release is currently the most stable? An RC or so?
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AFAIK there aren't any nightlies of PA, just flash the latest download from the OP. That's the one I'm on and it has no issues. The Goo Manager app (built in to the ROM) will notify you when the next update is available, usually every few weeks.
I'm taking your advice. Thanks.
Just like Nigeldg said. I've been using the latest PA and have no issues whatsoever! I'm very pleased.
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Which is most stable custom rom for I9500. I was looking for cynogenMod but there is not a single stable version
available, not a release cadidate.
So, i want to know what options do i have?
Thanks in advance
zodi91 said:
Which is most stable custom rom for I9500. I was looking for cynogenMod but there is not a single stable version
available, not a release cadidate.
So, i want to know what options do i have?
Thanks in advance
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I don't know about the "most stable" rom.
But from my own experience, i have found that carbon rom ( in s4 unified development) is best one i have used for overall stability. Not had a single problem with it, so i would suggest using it
zodi91 said:
Which is most stable custom rom for I9500. I was looking for cynogenMod but there is not a single stable version
available, not a release cadidate.
So, i want to know what options do i have?
Thanks in advance
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Omega Rom for I9500 , is very stable, fast TW based, almost 100% stock
Latest modem for i9500 india.. Im using cm12
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Hello guys,
i'm looking for the most stable and fastest rom with the best battery life.
I would like to hear your opinions.
im currently on cloduyg2 3.3 and its batter life is poor on my d802 and it stuck.
in addition, if you suggest using a rom can you plz shortly explain what should i do to install it from cloduyg2 3.3?
thank you very much.
sorry if there was a similiar post, i couldn't find it.
Battery life depends mostly on the kernel used
Give dorimanx kernel a try
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i tried him, it didnt help and besides im sick of the lg ui
you could try the latest official cm12.1 nightlys
i used them like 3 days and didnt have any issues (that couldnt be solved)
gozzaa said:
you could try the latest official cm12.1 nightlys
i used them like 3 days and didnt have any issues (that couldnt be solved)
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is there a final cm 12 which has 5.0 ?
i rather have a bit older rom but stable, i want one that i can flash and that's it .
pelegyair said:
is there a final cm 12 which has 5.0 ?
i rather have a bit older rom but stable, i want one that i can flash and that's it .
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Just stick with stock then. Cm/aosp is for ppl who want to spent time with android i guess
gozzaa said:
Just stick with stock then. Cm/aosp is for ppl who want to spent time with android i guess
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ty for your answer, the thing is that i dont mind messing with it its just i hate install a rom with a serious problem
that's i asked for opinions about the most stablerom
im wondering which is better, paranoid android or cm12, can someone explain?
Last time I tried an aosp rom it had major battery drain issues so I went back to stock. Is there any current aosp rom that works well as a daily driver and with decent battery life?
I logged in to ask the same question. I am approaching the end of my two years warranty. I have a N9005, rooted, and I'd love to move on to the latest Android version, mainly for security reasons. Alas, I've never in my life installed a ROM on an Android smartphone, so apart from the original question, I would really like a "for dummy guide" as to how best to proceed without losing data.
I have tried many but always come back to a TW Rom. Look for AryaMod 8.1 as a great balance between features and the stability you need for a daily driver! There is a later version but not stable enough for me yet.
Use the OFFICIAL CM12.1 Rom, install xposed, and amplify and its amazing.
Is there an official CM 12.1 release now? I always thought there were only nightlies. I look here: http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=hltexx&type=
Should I look elsewhere?
This Amplify? http://amplifyandroid.com/
I use what you can see in my sig and love it ^^
I use the miui v7 ROM on my n9005, great battery life and loads of customising options
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Slvrback said:
I use the miui v7 ROM on my n9005, great battery life and loads of customising options
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Oh since when is MIUI AOSP based?