I have not used the XOOM for a while,and i wnat to update my ROM(Wifi Nightlies)
I want to know what are the diffrences between Team Eos WiFi Nightlies and Team Eos ICS 1.0.0
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1484770
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1400958
thanks.
I'm fairly certain that 1.0.0 is the same thing as nightly #65 or something around that, but basically the nightlies are updated...nightly...and 1.0.0 is well, 1.0.0.
To put it another way, the 1.0.0 rom is the latest stable build, whereas the nightlies are kind of experimental and might not be as stable as expected.
Does anyone know what happened to the nightly builds? Changelogs are up to date, but the latest build is #75 from 21.02.
[edit: never mind, #77 just showed up]
hello guys
i have been running CM9 RC0 (cm-9.0.0-RC0-crespo-signed.no.v5) on my GSM Nexus S OCed to 1.2GHz (ondemand governor)
and now i found out that they have released RC1 and so i downloaded it to give it a try.
but before doing so i have some questions in mind regarding RC1
that if it is worth flashing instead of CM9 RC0?
what are the possible added features of settings that are of more benefit than the previous version ?
please help me as i am just a rookie in these rom flashing and Overclocking
Just thinking that new version always worth to flash otherwise why do they release it? Working on ROM is not something easy
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It's newer cm code compiled into a Nightly release. Some nightlies are more stable than others, read the changelogs and bug for nightlies and you'll have an idea of what is fixed in a release and what is broken by an update.
063_XOBX said:
It's newer cm code compiled into a Nightly release. Some nightlies are more stable than others, read the changelogs and bug for nightlies and you'll have an idea of what is fixed in a release and what is broken by an update.
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ok great so does it mean that it should be more faster than the Rc0 or the nightly builds ? because CyanogenMod is MEANT to be a PERFORMANCE ROM so there must be some more speedy update to it in simple words right ?
Let me try this again, Nightlies are just the latest code compiled into a Rom, there's no guarantee you'll see any difference between one nightly or another so you have to read the changelog to see what code was changed.
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Let me try this again, Nightlies are just the latest code compiled into a Rom, there's no guarantee you'll see any difference between one nightly or another so you have to read the changelog to see what code was changed.
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aaahhh now i get it ... thanks man .. lets give it a try then.. any other suggestions would be appreciated .. :good:
AOKP JB-MR1 Unofficial Nightlies for the Grouper
What is it?
A pure, untampered with AOKP Nightly based on Google's Android OS 4.2.1 direct from source, compiled by myself and uploaded for your pleasure.
Unless noted otherwise, these are straight merged nightlies from AOKP's github.
What's the difference between a nightly, a milestone, and a PUB release?
A nightly is only the officially merged changes to AOKP, added whenever it passes review codes and tests, as the changes come. A Milestone release is whenever there are enough significant changes to the ROM to where the AOKP team decides it is time to officially publish it and showcase it, and a PUB (Project Unicorn Butter) release is from a member of Team AOKP that adds different changes that haven't officially been merged yet. While most of the time these changes are considered stable, they have not been officially checked off yet.
Why?
Why not? I started compiling them for myself and decided to share with whomever also wanted the latest and greatest, free of buzz words and hype.
Changelog
Can be found Here
These nightlies will ONLY work on the ASUS Nexus 7 (Grouper), flashing these will require a custom recovery, for your sake I hope you are on the latest either CWM or TWRP2. If not on the latest recovery you will receive the 0/0/0/0 folder error, I personally recommend TWRP2 as you can queue up multiple files to flash at once.
The gapps package I recommend using can be found at this link, gapps-jb-20121212-signed.zip
The usual disclaimers and everything else still apply, so if you install this on a non Grouper tablet, please don't blame me.
gapps flashing is still required, and I recommend nexus louder beta and franco kernel.
Downloads
Grouper AOKP Nightly 1/11/13
Grouper AOKP Nightly 1/12/13
Grouper AOKP Nightly 1/13/13
Grouper AOKP Nightly 1/14/13
Grouper AOKP Nightly 1/15/13
Grouper AOKP Nightly 1/16/13
Grouper AOKP Nightly 1/17/13
Grouper AOKP Nightly 1/18/13
Grouper AOKPO Nightly 1/21/13
If you're looking for Tab UI and other various cherry picks, check my other thread here
For those of you that like the gallery with web albums, download this APK and replace the gallery2.apk that can be found in system/app, I use Ghost Commander for the dual pane and it usually never does me wrong, use what you'd like to get it in there.
Gallery2.apk - 6.94 MB Stock gallery with Picassa and Google Web Albums sync. Install over gallery2.apk in system/app
Credits
Team AOKP, in particular Pro Tekk for his amazing guide on compiling at RootzWiki
Dizzy Thermal, for supporting my crack flashing habit for quite some time
HTC and Sprint, for taking such a long time to put gingerbread on my Evo 4G and pushing me to root
Myn, for his amazing Evo ROMs, showing me how beautiful a custom ROM could be
If you're enjoying the nightlies feel free to comment, ask a question, or hit the thanks button!
VonEsch said:
OK, These are straight compiles from merges to source, no cherry picks but I will update daily. I can take no credit for the development of this rom, I am merely a compiler. If you want a changelog, check the AOKP Gerrit @ http://gerrit.sudoservers.com/#/q/status:merged,n,z. I compile for this and Maguro, for my personal use, but considering how often I would scour goo.im I figure I might as well share since I know the woes of being a crack flasher. These things take a couple hours to clobber, sync, compile, then upload, so hopefully by me doing this, this lets the real dev talent focus on making advancements to the source vs having to push nightlies to people such as myself that likes to keep real fresh (under 24 hrs fresh). I am aware of how much of a process it can be just to find a same day nightly, let alone making one, that is why I am sharing with the community.
Enjoy!
http://d-h.st/SNr 1/11/13 Grouper
http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20121212-signed.zip 20121212 Gapps
Gallery2.apk - 6.94 MB Stock gallery with Picassa and Google Web Albums sync. Install over gallery2.apk in system/app
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Thx for the builds, without cherry picking.
Any difference between your builds and DizzyThermal nightly?
Discontinued
Shouldn't be, those are the ones I was running before I decided to start compiling for myself. I'd see something in the merge that was added after his compile that I would want, and instead of checking back all day to see if another build was up I decided it would be less stress to just go ahead and do it myself. Recompiling after clobbering and compiling is pretty quick compared to waiting for a day
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New nightly is available now in the OP
http://d-h.st/7nj
booting ur nightly as we peek,, thankyou :good:,,
mongonexus said:
booting ur nightly as we peek,, thankyou :good:,,
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No problem! I'm glad someone else can get use out of these besides myself! I crack flash daily and always want the latest and greatest. I keep my eyes on the github and don't clobber until the next day so a build WILL come quicker later in the day if something juicy comes up in the merges
No new merges since I published yesterday's nightly. I will hold off publishing another nightly until tomorrow night in case there is something that will be merged. For those who want to still be on the latest, regardless of changes, I will still publish tomorrow.
Nightly for 1/13/13 In OP!
http://d-h.st/Aio
If you updated the Tablet UI cherry picks the overlap is gone, alone with numerous other bug fixes.
patch 13: Re-vamp Notification Title Layout clock/date & buttons layout better
Notif Panel goes to Settings if no Clearable Notifications.
System Bar responds to NavBar size changes in both land/port
Date/Clock actions working
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mlaws90 said:
If you updated the Tablet UI cherry picks the overlap is gone, alone with numerous other bug fixes.
Edit: I forgot I PM'd you about this
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Thanks for the heads up BTW:beer:
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Still waiting on a merge before I upload another nightly. ANY merge. If there is none for today I will publish nightly still, but I am giving it time before I do.
Exelent job
Thank you! I hope you enjoy!
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New Nightly up and in the OP!
AOKP Grouper 1/14/13
New Nightly up and in OP!
Grouper AOKP Nightly 1/15/13
Just a quick question: Will goo still alert me to an official update if I install a nightly?
Thanks.
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MAYBE. I'm not on goo.im so I don't have an answer. If you want a nightly from goo I recommend dizzy thermal and his nightlies, they were what I was running prior to building my own
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Just got back from vet's office and grocery shopping. Compiling now and will post link when uploaded:victory:
New Nightly up!
Grouper AOKP Nightly 1/16/13
New Nightly up in OP!
Grouper AOKP Nightly 1/17/13
Which one of these is the better CM11 to download? The most current nightly or the M Snapshot that was uploaded 12/5?
ILowry282 said:
Which one of these is the better CM11 to download? The most current nightly or the M Snapshot that was uploaded 12/5?
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Anyone??????
Depends on what you want. The snapshot build has been tested and confirmed to be somewhat stable, while the nightlies are completely untested automatic builds that contain all code that has been submitted to the git.
If you want the latest and greatest, and are willing to deal with possible bugs then go with the nightly.
If you value stability and dont care for the latest commits incorporated in the rom, go with the snapshot.
Patience is the key young padowan.
Flash Nightly. It is proven to be much better than Milestone, and plus it includes more features. It is really stable and is definately daily driver worthy if you do not use bluetooth often (some people report bluetooth problems).
Hit that thanks button tho
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