What's the fix for notifications never going away? Is there one?
Sent from my NookColor using Tapatalk 2
Sent from my NookColor using Tapatalk 2
They froze the build at a fairly stable spot to focus on CM10. CM10 looks like it holds more promise of becoming an official CM10 release. It is optimized for responsiveness and they got some lucky files for OMAP3 for JB (IIRC).I've come back to the NC ROMs scene after quite a while and was wondering why aren't there any new nightly builds after 4/9/12?
That is a little off, but close. The 9/04 build was the build that had all of the hardware acceleration merged in, and OpenGL enabled by default (rather than separate builds), so they froze builds in the hope to get everyone on a common build to identify bugs.They froze the build at a fairly stable spot to focus on CM10. CM10 looks like it holds more promise of becoming an official CM10 release. It is optimized for responsiveness and they got some lucky files for OMAP3 for JB (IIRC).
Homer
See the above, but 9/04 has hardware acceleration enabled, so the UI is much more responsive at the least. As far as a good starting point, you want to get the verygreen-ICS image to flash (the modified one from here under B 2) to your uSD card, then install the 9/04 build, then install gapps, then boot.First off I want to say thank you for all your guy's work on CM9. I have been using the 9-3 nightly since it came out and have had almost zero problems.
What I wanted to ask is if the 9-4 nightly offers any huge improvements over the 9-3 nightly? The thing that has bugged me most was the general sluggishness of the tablet. Everything I do just seems to lag. Is this improved in the 9-4 nightly at all?
If so, can someone point me to some tutorials on completely starting over with the nook color? I think I formatted it wrong way back in the day and want to correct it. I think my emmc has like 5 gigs of space, and is hardly using any of it, and the space for apps and stuff is like 700mb. Or that could be correct, I don't know. In any event, I want to start from scratch. Anyone have good instructions on formatting and installing clockwork recovery and the bootloader and all that good stuff?
I just want a nice, stable, somewhat responsive tablet to use until CM10 is stable.
Thanks.
Didn't they say a couple of months ago that the Nook Color was no longer interesting to them for CM10 development?
For that reason I was looking forward to CM9 builds, but I fear it's been abandoned due to lack of interest, since even Google said that Jelly Bean (CM10) would require dual-core as a minimum requirement which Nook Color does not have.
Is CM9 is virtually abandoned? I hope not.
I believe the criteria for an 'Official' Cyanogen Mod ROM is that ALL features must be working on the device, because we have not successfully gotten Netflix to work since CM7 it is proof that we are missing some codec or driver thus preventing us from having an "Official" Cyanogen Mod release.
I'm still bummed that mSecure kills the internet connection when running CM9 on my NC. I was hoping this would be addressed but considering it's been a problem for so long and hasn't been talked about much I'm guessing they've hit a dead end.
I did a search on the thread and your post (quoted above) is the only one referencing mSecure... so basically no one was aware it wasn't working.
Can you reboot, open mSecure, and then grab a logcat after a minute or so (when the connection stops) so someone could take a look and possibly get it fixed? You may also want to try CM10 and see if it works on CM10.
I did a search on the thread and your post (quoted above) is the only one referencing mSecure... so basically no one was aware it wasn't working.
Can you reboot, open mSecure, and then grab a logcat after a minute or so (when the connection stops) so someone could take a look and possibly get it fixed? You may also want to try CM10 and see if it works on CM10.
Edit: Ok, found 3 posts on it in sam's builds. What build are you running now?
I've decided to pause the nightlies at this point. If most people are on 9/4 we can start to see if there's any specific issues affecting all users that might be able to be resolved with the goal being as stable a cm9 release as possible. There isn't much being merged into the cm9 tree upstream so we're not losing anything by building less frequency.
So go ahead and install 9/4, if I see something of significance merged upstream I'll kick off a new public build.