i understan this action, but what i dont understand is that i have rooted my nexus s and yet few aps is giving me not enough permision error to do this action (i allowed permisions ). how is this possible ??

Originally Posted by oliver2ooi

There is an option in default Messaging Android app settings under NOTIFICATIONS called "Vibrate pattern", after clicking on it, you have 6 choices and the 6th is Custom vibrate pattern. Right under Vibrate pattern is a box you can tick to enable "Vibrate on Call".

I'm on V6, any one who has a custom vibrate pattern and vibrate on call enabled, can you tell me if your phone vibrates during a call when receiving a text?

Ok i tested this with custom vibrate and it did not work. Got the message but no vibrate at all.

Torrent for CyanogenMod 9 v7.0

Originally Posted by zadnica

Torrent for CyanogenMod 9 v7.0

That is the same filename as the one i have downloaded, i assume this is the full rom?

What is the Best.choice?..Nighly 20 or V7? Main differences?

Thanks tor your work

I've noticed this a couple times already... People post about issues with previous nightly releases. Isn't this pointless if the code has changed and a new build is released? Everyone having issues should first see if there is a new version: then install that build to see if it's fixed, If not then bug report... (yes/no)?

Also where to find change logs; github?

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Originally Posted by sh4z

I've noticed this a couple times already... People post about issues with previous nightly releases. Isn't this pointless if the code has changed and a new build is released? Everyone having issues should first see if there is a new version: then install that build to see if it's fixed, If not then bug report... (yes/no)?

Also where to find change logs github?

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from the op for this thread, change logs http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=crespo

Originally Posted by simms22

from the op for this thread, change logs http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=crespo

That's good for me because I actually do development work for my job but I should have specified in my post is there a noob friendly version ?

On second thought probably not lol

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drawable: fix ugly gradient on dark holo background (android_frameworks_base)

Great
Thanks!

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V7 is the most stable state

Originally Posted by legolas93

What is the Best.choice?..Nighly 20 or V7? Main differences?

Thanks tor your work