[ROM][Official][4.4.4] CyanogenMod 11.0 Nightlies for the Qcom Intl Galaxy S4 (jflte)

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simonbigwave

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826 nightly IR remote, wifi all ok so far. but next nightly seems alot of commits/changelog coming ...http://www.cmxlog.com/11/jflte

edit: 826 nightly, viber incall when phone asleep, i got black screen w/ringing sound but cannot answer call (screen black). for me didn't happen last few nighlies.
 
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NZgeek said:
Why bother removing the apk files from the zip? It's not like the /system partition is short on space, and the unused space can't easily be used for anything else. It'll also save you some manual work with every update.

If there are apps that you think could be adding unnecessarily adding to memory usage, you can freeze them. The apps won't be able to run, won't take up any memory, and the freeze should persist across update flashes.
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In my SD0 I seem to have over 2GB of old apk/gz files and thinking of deleting them because I was running out of space, since there is no apps2sd for this. Especially for the old gz files, I cant seem to find any downside to removing them, like how I dont keep the install exe's in my pc... am I missing something?
 
v00d007

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oh, man.... will they ever, ever fix this damn time reset bug? Can't be sooo hard... :eek:

v20140826

(Expl.: After clean install time setting resets to sometimes pretty weird set after every (re)boot - often at least for one day)
 
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Dathaeus said:
In my SD0 I seem to have over 2GB of old apk/gz files and thinking of deleting them because I was running out of space, since there is no apps2sd for this. Especially for the old gz files, I cant seem to find any downside to removing them, like how I dont keep the install exe's in my pc... am I missing something?
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Try SD Maid app from play store
 
ZordanKV

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v00d007 said:
oh, man.... will they ever, ever fix this damn time reset bug? Can't be sooo hard... :eek:

v20140826

(Expl.: After clean install time setting resets to sometimes pretty weird set after every (re)boot - often at least for one day)
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I think this is recovery bug. Had it for a long time and last month managed to get rid of that annoying thing. :) I think it was full wipe that helped (when I say full, I mean sdcard, ext_sdcard, system, data... so FULL) and then installing recovery and ROM.
 
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NZgeek said:
Why bother removing the apk files from the zip? It's not like the /system partition is short on space, and the unused space can't easily be used for anything else. It'll also save you some manual work with every update.

If there are apps that you think could be adding unnecessarily adding to memory usage, you can freeze them. The apps won't be able to run, won't take up any memory, and the freeze should persist across update flashes.
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i do the same, not specialy for space, but, there is a lot of apps that i not use, or i use a better solution, useless space used, and certainly a useless service that's run in background, useless battery usage, useless ram usage. ^^
 
viperdriver2000

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hi,
I switched from m9 snapshot on the current nightly.
since then I have the problem that I have "no service". when I go to the flight mode and back it works a few minutes.

I have tested all nightlies since 21.8 :(

I'm from Germany and I have Vodafone as a provider.
Can anyone help me?

thx vip
 
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hi,
I switched from m9 snapshot on the current nightly.
since then I have the problem that I have "no service". when I go to the flight mode and back it works a few minutes.

I have tested all nightlies since 21.8 :(

I'm from Germany and I have Vodafone as a provider.
Can anyone help me?

thx vip
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Best thing is to restore your M9 nandroid back up [emoji6] I'm sure they'll iron out all the issues before the next snapshot.

Sent from my SGH-M919 using Tapatalk
 
v00d007

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ZordanKV said:
I think this is recovery bug. Had it for a long time and last month managed to get rid of that annoying thing. :) I think it was full wipe that helped (when I say full, I mean sdcard, ext_sdcard, system, data... so FULL) and then installing recovery and ROM.
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No no, because i NEVER got this bug with a samsung rom it's got to be that cm isn't able to really punch time set through to the hardware system clock - while i.e. "clocksync" can with root permission....

So many users cried so many times about that annoying issue here at xda. When, oh when will it be finally solved?
 
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No no, because i NEVER got this bug with a samsung rom it's got to be that cm isn't able to really punch time set through to the hardware system clock - while i.e. "clocksync" can with root permission....

So many users cried so many times about that annoying issue here at xda. When, oh when will it be finally solved?
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I'm pretty sure the GS4 does not have an internal hardware clock. It always gets the time and date from the network, on every boot. TWRP acknowledges this (recovery has no network connectivity).
See device specific issues:
http://teamw.in/project/twrp2/191

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haloimplant said:
Not sure if it is specific to 5ghz but WiFi has been acting up for me on my 5ghz network at home. Drops and today it was stuck on that network even after I left home until I restarted wifi. I'll update from 08/23 today or tomorrow but I didn't see any WiFi related commits since.
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I have always had inconsistent behavior with 5GHz networks on small devices (smartphones, tablets). 5GHz does not have the same signal penetration as 2.4 GHz so only devices with bigger antennas get a solid connection. Laptops are OK because they have big antennas built into their display bezels. I always stick to 2.4 GHz for my android devices devices.
 
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v00d007

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I'm pretty sure the GS4 does not have an internal hardware clock. It always gets the time and date from the network, on every boot. ...
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no, that's not true. If you boot up there IS time already there WITHOUT beeing on mobile data. It corrects time on data connection only (afterwards). So where do you think this offline time is coming from?? It's from the system clock that runs all the time even when powered off of course...
 
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v00d007 said:
No no, because i NEVER got this bug with a samsung rom it's got to be that cm isn't able to really punch time set through to the hardware system clock - while i.e. "clocksync" can with root permission....

So many users cried so many times about that annoying issue here at xda. When, oh when will it be finally solved?
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How is it possible that I don't have that bug now? :) If you have time and will try what I suggested you :p
 
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v00d007 said:
No no, because i NEVER got this bug with a samsung rom it's got to be that cm isn't able to really punch time set through to the hardware system clock - while i.e. "clocksync" can with root permission....

So many users cried so many times about that annoying issue here at xda. When, oh when will it be finally solved?
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...and me and many others NEVER had this issue on cm. So this is definitely no cm-bug. It must be either related to a failure in your hardware (ie. the capacitor that powers your internal clock) or you have a buggy installation of your ROM or recovery.

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On 26/8 nightly when I'm in 3g network mode I will always loose signal for a few seconds whenever I switch on screen. On 2g that doesn't happen.

Also: which state has smart remote to be in to work on this nightly? "Fixed" or not "not-fixed"?
 
v00d007

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...and me and many others NEVER had this issue on cm. So this is definitely no cm-bug. It must be either related to a failure in your hardware (ie. the capacitor that powers your internal clock) or you have a buggy installation of your ROM or recovery.
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I had exact the same issue with S4 mini...what proves you wrong. I think it's also got something to do with the installed modem version.
 
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    I'm confident we have a winner here.
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    sronweb said:
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    I wonder if currently the developer or rom mainteiner for S4 need people to test the nightly to report about the random reboots issue or sending logs or they know already the basic information to investigate. I suppose should be possible to indentify which day the issue has started and which commit is the "guilty". Just to know. Sorry if I miss some information on this thread.
    Thanks
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    If anyone can give me a consistent way to reproduce it, that's about the best information I can hope for right now. The reboots are so random and spaced apart that anything we try to do to fix it, can't be proven right or wrong for at minimum a day. This, as you can imagine, is incredibly time-consuming.

    Little background. It's not just a matter of reverting one commit, this particular issue is a side effect of the new kernel base we switched to shortly after the M9 release. We had two reboot bugs (at the time we thought only one). We fixed one (the one that was reproducable within 10-15 minutes), and didn't have reboots for a day or two and said "ok, shipit!". Later we learned we had this other one and its quite a bit tougher to nail down, because we can't make it happen very often. Logs are all the same, its always failing at the same spot, so none of that's really of much help to us.

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