CM 10

**Aceroller** · 09-25-2012, 03:04 PM

Is anyone using CM 10 on their Skyrocket? Thoughts? Worth flashing?

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**Beacio_mo** · 09-25-2012, 05:21 PM

I've tried CM10 and Orthus One on the xda Site. CM10 was smooth the first few days, then about 3 days in I got about 3 reboots back to back.

Orthus One was really nice too, but it really is an Alpha build overall. If you are comfortable with the possible reboots and an Alpha build, its pretty cool having Google Now.

I ended up going to CM9 based Majick Whizz and will wait until a nightly or stable CM10 comes out.

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**nrm5110** · 09-25-2012, 08:33 PM

Originally Posted by Beacio_mo

I've tried CM10 and Orthus One on the xda Site. CM10 was smooth the first few days, then about 3 days in I got about 3 reboots back to back.

Orthus One was really nice too, but it really is an Alpha build overall. If you are comfortable with the possible reboots and an Alpha build, its pretty cool having Google Now.

I ended up going to CM9 based Majick Whizz and will wait until a nightly or stable CM10 comes out.

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Cm10 has unofficial nightly builds plus I think every week chopsticks drops a test build

Orthus is built off of aokp built by r4ins on rootz as far as issues with any of majicks builds let me know and I'll talk to him about them if I'm not already aware OK :beer:

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**hotbyz168** · 09-26-2012, 06:37 PM

I'm running r4ins aokp from rootzwiki and its pretty good. Has a random reboot maybe once a day. Has over there and try it out.

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**nrm5110** · 09-26-2012, 06:45 PM

Originally Posted by hotbyz168

I'm running r4ins aokp from rootzwiki and its pretty good. Has a random reboot maybe once a day. Has over there and try it out.

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Clear caches in the morning and boost your min CPU freq I promise it helps

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**hotbyz168** · 09-26-2012, 07:02 PM

Originally Posted by nrm5110

Clear caches in the morning and boost your min CPU freq I promise it helps

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Yea I have it at 384 min, 192 doesn't seem too stable with stock kernel.

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**nrm5110** · 09-26-2012, 07:15 PM

Originally Posted by hotbyz168

Yea I have it at 384 min, 192 doesn't seem too stable with stock kernel.

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I run 432 right now

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**hotbyz168** · 09-26-2012, 07:19 PM

Originally Posted by nrm5110

I run 432 right now

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Hmm, I'll give it a shot. OnDemand governor?

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**nrm5110** · 09-27-2012, 09:40 AM

Originally Posted by hotbyz168

Hmm, I'll give it a shot. OnDemand governor?

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Yeah ondemand

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**jedah** · 09-27-2012, 11:26 AM

The only JB rom I've tried was R4in's 9/5 AOKP build. In the short time I used it, it worked fine. I just didn't like that I couldn't save pix to my SD card. I'm using SkyICS right now. It's fast and has G-Now, so I'm all good until a more stable JB rom is released. I might try his Sky Jellybean rom later after if I get around to flashing a new recovery.

**hotbyz168** · 09-27-2012, 01:03 PM

Originally Posted by jedah

The only JB rom I've tried was R4in's 9/5 AOKP build. In the short time I used it, it worked fine. I just didn't like that I couldn't save pix to my SD card. I'm using SkyICS right now. It's fast and has G-Now, so I'm all good until a more stable JB rom is released. I might try his Sky Jellybean rom later after if I get around to flashing a new recovery.

Jedah, if you really liked the jb aokp builds; I would suggest astro file manager. It makes it real easy to transfer pictures and what not. This new build is so much better than Sept 5th. I'm running Sept 26.

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**brytonic** · 10-09-2012, 03:53 PM

I was checking this past Friday (10/5) as I wanted to play with a JB ROM or two, and Team Chopsticks updated their thread indicating that official nightlies are now being released for the SR!!

I flashed and have been running it since Friday night (10/5). I have had one or two minor issues, a battery drain that was fixed with a reboot and one system reboot while I was trying to play a web video through BS Player. Other than those the build is stable, to the point that I may delete my NAND backup of CM 9.0.0 that I was running prior. I used Go Backup for the first time and it helped the ROM switching process greatly. I couldn't bring myself to start over fresh on Bad Piggies...lol.

So, the Skyrocket has official nightly builds now which is great. I don't know where they are in the overall process, I assume still alpha. If so, hats off because it is pretty darn stable!

**Beacio_mo** · 10-11-2012, 12:50 AM

Yeah, I've been trying the CM10 Nightlys the last few days. Not bad at all, I really like the long SMS problem is fixed. There have been some battery drains on some but 10/10 is pretty stable overall.

Google Now is great! I love that it shows me traffic getting home. The other day I had a calendar reminder to meet some family at Disneyland and when I checked my notifications that morning, it showed me an approximate time to get to Anaheim and the best route based on traffic! If only it could read my last text...

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**larrynannery** · 10-11-2012, 09:34 AM

For us adopters of CM10, any tweaks to help with the battery drain? I have been playing with the CPU modifier. I love JB, but I had just got my stock ICS to last 8 hours with normal usage, now I'm down to 6 even with minimal usage. I can't find any major red flag, just slow battery drain. Not a big stress during the week when I can recharge, but hell on weekends.

**brytonic** · 10-11-2012, 11:59 AM

Beacio_mo or larrynannery, is there a way to update CM10 (10/5) to the current Milestone build without a complete wipe? I don't think they included ROM manager with 10/5 and when I go to System Settings -> About phone -> CyanogenMod updates it instantly halts and gives me 'unfortunately, Settings has stopped'

Maybe a proper flash would be better anyway. Would be nice not to set EVERYTHING back up again. I also saw a post about CM Updater, but I don't see that app either.

**K0dos** · 10-12-2012, 07:36 AM

I loaded CM 10 M2 last night. It is a huge improvement over the stock ICS. It is very fast and no real issues so far. The only thing I have noticed is the CRT screen off animation sometimes doesn't work but that's not a big deal. All of the normal activities I use it for have been perfect. Bluetooth in the car worked flawlessly with Pandora and Doggcatcher. No force closes on any apps so far. It seems very stable.

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**Ronnie2** · 10-12-2012, 10:51 AM

Originally Posted by brytonic

Beacio_mo or larrynannery, is there a way to update CM10 (10/5) to the current Milestone build without a complete wipe? I don't think they included ROM manager with 10/5 and when I go to System Settings -> About phone -> CyanogenMod updates it instantly halts and gives me 'unfortunately, Settings has stopped'

Maybe a proper flash would be better anyway. Would be nice not to set EVERYTHING back up again. I also saw a post about CM Updater, but I don't see that app either.

It isn't a good idea to flash with Rom Manager anyways. If you want to flash over a previous build just wipe everything except /data in recovery and flash it manually. Make sure to wipe /system, /cache, and dalvik cache before flashing.

A full wipe is always recommended but as long you don't wipe /data you will still have your apps and app data intact. My suggestion would be to use an app backup program like Titanium Backup and backup your apps then wipe everything and restore your apps on a fresh rom flash. That way you'll always have your apps and data but don't run the risk of getting a boot loop after flashing.

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