I've been looking around for a friend that is running CM 7.2 stable, he's having some issues with blank SMS screens and the ROM locking up, and just for fun I thought it would be cool to see what kind of shape CM9 is in for that phone. So far I've only found some pretty elaborate custom mods with custom kernels and basebands (I don't want to get into this too deep, since it's not my phone), so basically I'm just wondering if there's a CM9 nightly available somewhere that you can try flashing, and if it's not any good there's always the stable variants to go back to.
Any insight appreciated, including recommendations on other mods that might be better than CM for the Xperia Arc.
Fxp are the cm9 team for Sony I'm new in this forum but not new to xda and this forum is a mess just to find anything you just Hatton really look
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I actually found the answer, by going to get.cm and clicking my model (maguro, for GSM nexus) there's cm9 nightlies in the list. The nightlies aren't available from the regular CM website though since Nexus isn't supported yet.
Hi HOX users,
Not sure whether there is a topic or post related to what I am about to ask.
But what are the differences between all the CM10 roms?
EternyCM10, Alpha versions, endeavoru versions, Domination, IceCold and Pana (this is more the tablet IPAD theme)
There are minor details that are different, if anyone could share what they know??
I mean, are there big differences between all the CM10 that are created? (I appreciate all of them) Coming from Sense base, is there a way to have my contacts with facebook pictures again? (is facebook sync app from Playstore the only solution?)
Thanks !
I use Domination CM 10 and it different from the rest because it use features cherry picked from other CM 10 roms and allows for more customisation. I must point out that this still an original CM 10 mod built and maintained by Owain, credit where credit is due.
Best Features
ParanoidAndroid settings so you can set your phone up in tablet mode
Hybrid Bar
For all info go here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1799375
[INDEX] The Galaxy Nexus Resource Bible - Roms, Kernels, Radios & Guides (8/11/16)
The Galaxy Nexus Resource Bible
Hi all!
One of the wonderful things about owning a Nexus is all of the development. However, if you are a new user, or any user for that matter, a forum such as ours can become a bit overwhelming. I intend to cleary and neatly layout all of our CURRENT development in a tidy template for all to enjoy. Below you will find all of the development and guides that are available for our phone in a color coded index with links to the corresponding post. If you are a developer or a member that sees a thread you think should be added or removed to / from the op PLEASE PM ME! Posts within the thread may go unnoticed, and we wouldn't want that to happen.
INDEX:
Guides
ROMS
Kernels
Radios
Misc. Development (toolkits, mods, ect...)
Guides
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Being a New User
*A Must Read*
Android for Galaxy Nexus 101 & FAQ
Install Google SDK and ADB drivers in Windows 7
How to Update to Official Google OTA & Download Links
Rooting without Unlocking the Bootloader
Full Phone Backup without Unlocking or Rooting
How to Return to Stock
Setting Up and Compiling JB and ICS from AOSP
ROMS
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7.x.x (Nougat)
The OMAP4-AOSP Project
Clean, no-frills stock build of Android Marshmallow
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6.x.x (Marshmallow)
CyanogenMod 13.0
Cyanogenmod's signiture, sightly modded, Android build
OmniROM
Omni ROM's goal of being different is reflected through their slightly modded build of Android
Untitled Android 6.0.1 Build
"A moderately customized ROM"
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5.x.x (Lollipop)
FML: Fork My Life
Stock build of Android 5.x.x (Surprisingly smooth for a beta!)
Unofficial LiquidSmooth v4.0
A smooth build of Android 5.x.x with a few useful features
Unofficial CyanogenMod 12 [DDK 1.8]
A build of CyanogenMod 12 with F2FS support among the other features
Unofficial CyanogenMod 12 [DDK 1.9]
A build of CyanogenMod 12 with newer video drivers than the one above
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4.4.x (KitKat)
Official LiquidSmooth v3.2
Smooth, stable, and feature filled. Based off CM, AOKP, SlimRom, and PA.
Unofficial LiquidSmooth v3.2
An Android 4.4.4 build of LiquidSmooth with some useful tweaks (Like F2FS support) that is often updated
Dirty Unicorns
Lots of features, lots of smoothness (like butter), and lots of unicorns!
Resurrection Remix®
Feature filled, extremely smooth, and has an awesome red/black theme!
AOSB
Halo, Multi-window, and TONS more!
ParanoidAndroid 4.6
Features per-app DPI(not yet), Hover (new HALO), and extras.
CM-REMIX
Smooth with tons of features (and an awesome default wallpaper too, just sayin')
Validus 13
A fast ROM with some nice features (if you like the movie "IT" you'll like this ROM even more)
AOKP 4.4.x
A smooth and surprisingly bug-free official AOKP release (some cool features here too)
Omni ROM
Buttery smooth with a good handful of features (some of which are unique to Omni ROM)
OmniMetal
Android 4.4 build of Omni ROM built for speed (Linaro optimizations).
Shiny
OTA-like build, built from AOSP, no bloatware, bugless, and completely optimized. *Located on RootzWiki
SlimKat
A lightweight build of Android 4.4 with small tweaks and a some nice features
FML: Fork My Life
Stock build of Android 4.4 based off CyanogenMod.
Beanstalk Build 4.4.x
Smooth, feature packed, and based off CM.
Unofficial CyanogenMod 11
An unofficial build of CyanogenMod's 4.4 nightlies for the Verizon Galaxy Nexus.
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4.3.x (Jelly Bean)
Slim Bean
Small package, smooth, stable, and contains features from CM and PA.
crDroid
Buttery smooth and stable with features from PA, AOKP, SlimRom, and CM.
Faster-Than-Light
Pure AOSP.
mROM
Verizon stock look-alike.
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4.2.x (Jelly Bean)
Android Revolution HD v7.0
Optimized stock ~ stable and smooth.
Kernels
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Check out Nephilim's Custom Kernel Settings to take your Gnex to the next level with these kernels!
6.x.x
Untitled Kernel
bsmitty83's "basic modified kernel"
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5.x.x
LuckyK
A kernel with some extras!
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4.4.x
FreshKernel
Awesome battery life, pretty smooth, with some nice features added
NukedTrinity
Great battery life, smooooooooth, with a few features
BlurryTuna
Nice speed with OK battery life
HybridMix
Nice battery life, awesome speed, and frequent updates
KK422 (no name...I think)
Great battery life, with a (very) slight trade-off on speed
Fancy Kernel
A well rounded kernel in battery life, speed, and stability
TinyKernel v5.5.x
Equal balance of battery efficiency and speed.
franco.Kernel r395
Battery efficient and speedy. Available app for download.
A.S.K.P
Fast with a very slight trade-off on battery.
Dirty_V
There is a beta Android 5.x.x kernel in the thread
Nice balance of speed and battery life (maybe a slight, miniscule, tiny trade-off on battery)
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4.3.x
Some have reported that these 4.3 kernels work on 4.4 builds. TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK
Golden Kernel
Battery efficient, fast and smooth.
LeanKernel v8.x
Very battery efficient, with a very slight trade-off on speed- yet very smooth.
Hybrid Kernel
Very fast, with a trade-off to "okay" battery life.
Radios
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Explanation of Radios
4.0.1 (ITL41D)
LTE-EK02 / CDMA-EK01
MD5 Sum: 3302017119dd24eaf99b2a6540ea3697
4.0.2 (ICL53F)
LTE-EK02 / CDMA-EK05
MD5 Sum: a12743e6d3b80734831f69502bdae29b
4.0.3 (IML74K)
LTE-EK04 / CDMA-EK06
MD5 Sum: c07f43102346b7e88ac30fe981dbbf2b
4.0.4 (IMM30B)
LTE-FA02 / CDMA-FA02
MD5 Sum: bd63961006aa65e88100017bab2c7fbb
4.0.4 (IMM76K)
LTE-FC05 / CDMA-FC04
MD5 Sum: 498a0596e23a155e80676dbbd6ac426f
4.1.1 (JRO03O)
LTE-FG02 / CDMA-FF02
MD5 Sum: 576354b2d830daa8961847042ef90918
4.2.2 (JDQ39)
LTE FK01/CDMA FK02 Radios
MD5 Sum: 9d9841c7ee3d1e46ba30c013adf50d2a
Credits to Mark Manning
Miscellaneous Development
Back to Top ^Miscellaneous Development
Recovery
All-in-One Toolkit v11.1
Factory Images
Clockworkmod Recovery 6.0.1.0
Fix for GPS, WiFi, BT, & MMS
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Customization
Quick Settings & Lockscreen Widgets Mod
Full Screen Mod
CM10 Themes
looks like team bamf is missing under the roms list
and thanks for this list...really appreciate everything being consolidated in one place.
Thank you. I feel much better now knowing I can count that we have 27 ROMs to choose from right now.
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Now this thread needs stickied NOW!!!
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Nice job! Thanks for taking time out to put up this thread.
I'm unfortunately stuck under what ROM best suits me now. Either each day or days later I end up switching ROMs and normally a circle of ROMs.
I've tried all the big best ones and just ain't satisfied, well not in a bad way but more or less it gets sluggish or ends up riddled with bugs or something.
JBsourcery, Paranoid Android, CNA many more. Is there a stable decent ROM out there for a music/gamer junkie? If I need a certain I've flashed before is there a certain kernel I need to use?
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withbloodskies said:
I'm unfortunately stuck under what ROM best suits me now. Either each day or days later I end up switching ROMs and normally a circle of ROMs.
I've tried all the big best ones and just ain't satisfied, well not in a bad way but more or less it gets sluggish or ends up riddled with bugs or something.
JBsourcery, Paranoid Android, CNA many more. Is there a stable decent ROM out there for a music/gamer junkie? If I need a certain I've flashed before is there a certain kernel I need to use?
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My favorite kernel for a couple of years now has been Faux and I have been on CM since its early days with CM 4
mark manning said:
My favorite kernel for a couple of years now has been Faux and I have been on CM since its early days with CM 4
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Last time I ran cm10 official, I got all sorts of issues, cm updater kept force closing, screen flashed constantly at random times and other quirks.
I've ran Cm6 Late to 10 now. Cm is a great developer no doubt, maybe it was just a bad release? Guess I'll retry another cm10 nightlie see how it runs to me.
As far as kernels, I need something with battery life and extra options.
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Already needs updating! The problem with these types of threads is that it is a lot of work to keep it current.
Jerryatric said:
Already needs updating! The problem with these types of threads is that it is a lot of work to keep it current.
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Instead of being rude why don't you point it out as asked in the OP?
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Didn't mean to be rude. I'm just saying the op would have to go through the forum list daily or at least weekly to keep this up. Great idea, but hard to keep current - and not very useful if its not.
Jerryatric said:
Didn't mean to be rude. I'm just saying the op would have to go through the forum list daily or at least weekly to keep this up. Great idea, but hard to keep current - and not very useful if its not.
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Not really hard, its an old phone most of the development is already done. The only thing new that I see worth adding is aokp build 5
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mark manning said:
Not really hard, its an old phone most of the development is already done. The only thing new that I see worth adding is aokp build 5
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Jeez its not ollld yet
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I'd say.. we won't get new life until 4.2 or 5.x. It will happen but until then he is right, I bought this phone during the middle cycle of this phones life. If we had devs interested in porting sense/touchwiz we'd have some new life on our phone until 4.2-5.x.
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Hey guys. I love flashing new ROMs but right now I'm a bit confused.
What are the big differences between CM10.1 and AOKP? I know both are based on 4.2 (at least the unofficial AOKP nightlies are).
The main thing I need is stability and battery life. I also really like customizing the LED. Other than that...I'm lost.
Stock ROM.........................................................................................................................................................................................................
just try them out yourself.........................
I have tried them both out.
Once I install a theme and Nova Launcher, I can't tell the difference.
Just compare the feature lists. Or use CNA or PACman which incorporate features from both.
I'd say the CM10.1 & CM10.1 Kangs would be better if you want a stable ROM with frequent flashing (Nightlys) over AOKP , otherwise try Xylon as it has best features cherrypicked from both AOKP , AOSP & CM bases :good: & highly customizable + a good support thread too !!
Paranoid Android is also a better option but the PA is no more a CM base rom (AOSPA base instead) , missing those theming & more CM features .
for a closer to stock UX RasbeanJelly is the best !
rudeguy said:
Hey guys. I love flashing new ROMs but right now I'm a bit confused.
What are the big differences between CM10.1 and AOKP? I know both are based on 4.2 (at least the unofficial AOKP nightlies are).
The main thing I need is stability and battery life. I also really like customizing the LED. Other than that...I'm lost.
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I would try this if you have a GSM galaxy nexus. Ive heard great things about speed, stability and it has built in led settings. Great battery life as well.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2012706