Originally Posted by xis123

WOW What, 259mb free ram? Off a fresh install? That's crazy.. Slim Bean + marmite 6.7.11 isn't even close to 200mb free ram.

Yea I couldn't believe at first but it was the first boot... it later reduced to 150mb -.- lol false hope from my phone to me

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Is GAPPs included or not? Anybody used an inverted version?

Originally Posted by Bleedpurple

What is the difference between nightly and stable?

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Nightly is the version released constantly when they are adding updates to the ROM; there are known bugs/issues.
Stable is the stable version (indeed) but nightly is more up to date.

gapps not included

did anyone have issues with the wifi? when I tried it on my Nexus S it was able to pick up the wifi signals but when I made it connect to my home wifi it just gets stuck at "Authenticating....", turned the wifi off and on didn't seem to make a difference.

No all ok., Have you changed the channel on the router ?

Originally Posted by chronophysicist

did anyone have issues with the wifi? when I tried it on my Nexus S it was able to pick up the wifi signals but when I made it connect to my home wifi it just gets stuck at "Authenticating....", turned the wifi off and on didn't seem to make a difference.

My only problem is with the sudden increase and decrease in brightness...back to stock because of this.

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Any suggestion regarding Governor and Scheduler

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Any body please suggest which governor and associated scheduler to use for i9023 Nexus S using CM 10.0.0-crespo Stable version.

Available Governors are:

1. ONDEMAND
2. CONSERVATIVE
3. USERSPACE
4. POWERSAVE
5. INTERACTIVE
6. PERFORMANCE

Available Schedulers are:

1. noop
2. deadline
3. cfq
4. bfq

Any more suggestion to increase battery backup is highly appreciated....


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What's the difference between Marmite kernel and the CM10 kernel? Does it offer the "Advance > Display" settings to change colors in Settings? I might try it out but I want that color thing in there

Originally Posted by jokkir

What's the difference between Marmite kernel and the CM10 kernel? Does it offer the "Advance > Display" settings to change colors in Settings? I might try it out but I want that color thing in there

Marmite is faster, and yes, it does offer to change colors in settings.