[ROM][GT-N7100][4.1.2] CyanogenMod 10 [UNOFFICIAL][DISC.]

apascual89 · Nov 5, 2012

mrsus said:
Sorry newb question, does this version work with 4G LTE ?

because AFAIK N7100 is the international 4G LTE version, note sure about N7105.

Cheers.

Other way around, n7100 is the international no lte and n7105 has lte

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mrsus · Nov 5, 2012

apascual89 said:
Other way around, n7100 is the international no lte and n7105 has lte

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Your are right

, I'm guessing no LTE support atm then.

Cheers.

iqbalaydrus · Nov 5, 2012

wifi tethering doesn't work with WPA and WPA2. it works with Open though

Suicidal Chicken · Nov 5, 2012

Amazing work you've done here. I'll be flashing if and when it gets out from experimental

Tried a fair bit of those builds on my GS2; Needless to say it was a hassle...

Shoukd mention that I never had TouchWiz on the GS2, as I immediately went to CM9. I'm sure it'll be even bettrr when it's not as adolescent; need a dailer driver you see...

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bkronhtc · Nov 5, 2012

I installed and like it very much. Actually I hated the Samsung interface so much specially the phone application I was looking for any other ROM.

This pure JB ROM is what I need and liked very much the phone app it provides. I am going to stick to version #2 until a stable ROM is issued although this looks very stable to my daily use.

Just one issue I wish to have fixed, Whatsapp seems not able to connect. Other than that all things I need from the device are at their best.

Thanks a lot guys !!.

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DuperMan · Nov 5, 2012

Segnale007 said:
What's the point of coming here complaining about something you should have already known before flashing it?

We don't need feedbacks like this, do we?
Even though you might have not liked the idea of an AOSP rom for whatever reason, you should have at least thanked the developer for the effort he is putting on, but the fact is that people like you do not ****ing understand the value of respect.

If I was the mod here I'd ban people like you straight away.

Idiot!!!

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I think the user you replied to was focusing on a new feature being the only thing he (the user you quote) could possibly desire more.
That is a compliment to imilka and an observation of a fact that user and I lack the skill to alter.
I point this to avoid the regular flame-o-rama contaminating these forums, and can only hope no-one will retort a herp to this derp-y post.
Awesome rom

ipguy · Nov 5, 2012

Is there an option anywhere that allows me to disable the capacitive buttons?

NinjaSverre · Nov 5, 2012

Today I had a random reboot during a call, and afterwards I'm not sure if it was because I plugged in the headset but I lost internal mic and speaker. Restored after two reboots. At work right now, but I might be able to test further later on.

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ipguy said:
Is there an option anywhere that allows me to disable the capacitive buttons?

I'm not sure if this applies, but it might be worth a try.
Remember to backup in recovery!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1600685

And if it's not too obvious, but enabling navbar first might also be a smart move.

manudas · Nov 5, 2012

I would ask if anyone has tried this rom with wireless charger

Suicidal Chicken · Nov 5, 2012

Is there any AOSP kernels which offer o/cing and undervolting?

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mistman · Nov 5, 2012

Suicidal Chicken said:
Is there any AOSP kernels which offer o/cing and undervolting?

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At the moment no, but 1 dev earlier in this thread did say there would be 1 soon

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kristofpetho · Nov 5, 2012

imilka said:
Yep that may be cause I still havent finished configuring audio.

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Awesome imilka!

Also, the volume gets reset to max after unplugging the headset.

Reb0rn · Nov 5, 2012

Suicidal Chicken said:
Is there any AOSP kernels which offer o/cing and undervolting?

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A kernel is on the way. And it's amazing! Makes every cm based rom I've tried really really snappy and battery efficient. No OC thou.

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mistman · Nov 5, 2012

Reb0rn said:
A kernel is on the way. And it's amazing! Makes every cm based rom I've tried really really snappy and battery efficient. No OC thou.

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Why no OC do you no ? If you don't mind me asking.

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Reb0rn · Nov 5, 2012

Apparently the kernel creator doesn't think its necessary and have never added that feature to his kernels. Undervolting is possible thou.

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mistman · Nov 5, 2012

Reb0rn said:
Apparently the kernel creator doesn't think its necessary and have never added that feature to his kernels. Undervolting is possible thou.

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Ahhh OK thanks for that, at least we can tweak UV

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Suicidal Chicken · Nov 5, 2012

Reb0rn said:
A kernel is on the way. And it's amazing! Makes every cm based rom I've tried really really snappy and battery efficient. No OC thou.

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Damn it! I love Cyanogenmod, I need my overclocking though!

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simone201 · Nov 5, 2012

Suicidal Chicken said:
Damn it! I love Cyanogenmod, I need my overclocking though!

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Well, be serious, do you REALLY need OC? Isn't it enough smooth and fast as is now?

Well my challenge is just to optiimised at max a kernel without the need of OCing :good:

Suicidal Chicken · Nov 5, 2012

simone201 said:
Well, be serious, do you REALLY need OC? Isn't it enough smooth and fast as is now?

Well my challenge is just to optiimised at max a kernel without the need of OCing :good:

I am being serious.
Is a 5.4ghz needed on an i5-2500k? Is 1.4ghz overclock needed on 2x nVidia 660ti NEEDED? No, its not. It's what I like to do, to get the most stable performance out of my hardware. Yes, it's smooth and fast at stock - however getting more performance is always a bonus dont you think?

You asked the question and I happily obliged by answering

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simone201 · Nov 5, 2012

Suicidal Chicken said:
I am being serious.
Is a 5.4ghz needed on an i5-2500k? Is 1.4ghz overclock needed on 2x nVidia 660ti NEEDED? No, its not. It's what I like to do, to get the most stable performance out of my hardware. Yes, it's smooth and fast at stock - however getting more performance is always a bonus dont you think?

You asked the question and I happily obliged by answering

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Hahaha that's what i like to hear (i am an OCer on desktops - daily my 2500K is @4.5Ghz under watercooling and 5Ghz when benchmarking)

Anyway, NEAK is finally finished for Note2 (both sammy and aosp), just need another few days to finish my new app and then i will release it (weekend for sure).

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