[ROM][JB][4.1.2][JZO54K] CyanogenMod 10 Final Release (EOL) [23/10/2013]

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Osoris

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I installed CM10 Alpha6, but there was no app for the Camera, I had to download one from the play store, it's not that big deal, but i just want to know did I do something wrong
 

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Re: [ROM][JB][JZO54K] CyanogenMod 10 ALPHA (Build 6)

I installed CM10 Alpha6, but there was no app for the Camera, I had to download one from the play store, it's not that big deal, but i just want to know did I do something wrong

Try reinstall ROM + Gapps with do full wipe (pristine)

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Hey there,

I'm having an issue with build 6.

I'm having a "AudioOut_2" wakelock with more than 4h (checked with better battery stats), causing the battery to drain quickly.

Anyone had any problem like this before?
 

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That's what I did already, but i will try one more time and see what happens, thanks anyway for responding

It would be nice to know exactly what did you do. I never had this problem before.
Anyway, make sure you've got the correct Gapps (it would be wise to download the ones suggested in this thread).

As for cleaning, I would suggest the following steps to be followed (all of them are mandatory):

From CWM:

Main menu
  • clear data/factory reset
Main menu -> Advanced menu
  • clear dalvik cache
  • go back to Main menu
Main menu -> Mounts & Storage menu
  • format /system
  • format /sdcard (be careful NOT to format the external_sd)
  • go back to Main menu
Main menu -> install zip from sdcard
  • choose zip from sdcard/ choose zip from external_sdcard (depending on where you have the ROM and Gapps stored)
  • flash the ROM
  • flash Gapps
  • go back to Main menu
Main menu

  • reboot system now
 
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Osoris

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Here it is

It would be nice to know exactly what did you do. I never had this problem before.
Anyway, make sure you've got the correct Gapps (it would be wise to download the ones suggested in the CM10 development thread)

As a start thanks for following up.

Here is what i did exactly.

1 - Rebooted my phone CMW recovery.
2 - Wipe data/factory reset.
3 - wiped cache partition.
4 - Install zip from sdcard,flashed the cm listed below.
5 - Install zip from sdcard, flashed the gapps listed below.

Rebooted the phone, and the ROM is working

cm-10-20130217-EXPERIMENTAL-ancora-alpha6

gapps-ics-20120429-signed

These were download from the original thread

Hope this helps
 

arsradu

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As a start thanks for following up.

Here is what i did exactly.

1 - Rebooted my phone CMW recovery.
2 - Wipe data/factory reset.
3 - wiped cache partition.
4 - Install zip from sdcard,flashed the cm listed below.
5 - Install zip from sdcard, flashed the gapps listed below.

Rebooted the phone, and the ROM is working

cm-10-20130217-EXPERIMENTAL-ancora-alpha6

gapps-ics-20120429-signed

These were download from the original thread

Hope this helps

OK, read up and do exactly as instructed.

You installed the Gapps for ICS (as you can see in the file name of your gapps.) This is CM10, meaning JB. So, make sure that this time you download the ones from THIS thread or click on this link.
Also, you didn't go Pristine. Not even close!

So, please, follow the tutorial I posted above and let me know how it goes. :)
 
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Osoris

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OK

OK, read up and do exactly as instructed.

You installed the Gapps for ICS (as you can see in the file name of your gapps.) This is CM10, meaning JB. So, make sure that this time you download the ones from THIS thread or click on this link.
Also, you didn't go Pristine. Not even close!

So, please, follow the tutorial I posted above and let me know how it goes. :)

I will not be able to flash it today, but tomorrow will do it and updated you with the good news i hop :)

Thanks so much

---------- Post added at 05:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:54 PM ----------

btw, you said "Also, you didn't go Pristine. Not even close!" What does this mean? Dunno is it my English or it's an android Term, that i dunno :confused:
 

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I will not be able to flash it today, but tomorrow will do it and updated you with the good news i hop :)

Thanks so much

---------- Post added at 05:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:54 PM ----------

btw, you said "Also, you didn't go Pristine. Not even close!" What does this mean? Dunno is it my English or it's an android Term, that i dunno :confused:

Here you go: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2044861. This is what "going Pristine" means.

But in a nutshell, it means to make a really CLEAN install of your new ROM, and one of the most important steps of this method is formatting /system folder. As you can see now, you only removed the dust from your ROM. :))) That was not a clean install.

Looking forward to your reply. :) Good luck,man!
 
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Osoris

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Here you go: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2044861. This is what "going Pristine" means.

But in a nutshell, it means to make a really CLEAN install of your new ROM, and one of the most important steps of this method is formatting /system folder. As you can see now, you only removed the dust from your ROM. :))) That was not a clean install.

Looking forward to your reply. :) Good luck,man!

pepoluan made a great effort in this topic "going Pristine" This will be a long procedure and will take sometime, i will need to be focused to make sure I didn't make any stupid mistakes like before, as a result I will do it in the weekend not tomorrow :eek:, and still i will update you with the results
 
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arsradu

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pepoluan made a great effort in this topic "going Pristine" This will be a long procedure and will take sometime, i will need to be focused to make sure I didn't make any stupid mistakes like before, as a result I will do it in the weekend not tomorrow :eek:, and still i will update you with the results

That was just for your future reference, so that you can fully understand what "going Pristine" means and how is it done. :)

But you don't need to fully follow that tutorial in order to get your phone working properly. This is why I posted that semi-pristine, but still very efficient, method to get things done. :)

So, if I were you, I would follow arsradu's tutorial (who the hell is that guy anyway, huh? :)) ) from a few posts before and I would make some time these days to at least read the full tutorial posted by pepoluan. Sounds good? :p

And by the way...we all make mistakes. But the most stupid and most common mistake we make...is actually not to make one.
 
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Osoris

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It would be nice to know exactly what did you do. I never had this problem before.
Anyway, make sure you've got the correct Gapps (it would be wise to download the ones suggested in this thread).

As for cleaning, I would suggest the following steps to be followed (all of them are mandatory):

From CWM:

Main menu
  • clear data/factory reset
Main menu -> Advanced menu
  • clear dalvik cache
  • go back to Main menu
Main menu -> Mounts & Storage menu
  • format /system
  • format /sdcard (be careful NOT to format the external_sd)
  • go back to Main menu
Main menu -> install zip from sdcard
  • choose zip from sdcard/ choose zip from external_sdcard (depending on where you have the ROM and Gapps stored)
  • flash the ROM
  • flash Gapps
  • go back to Main menu
Main menu

  • reboot system now

This will be easy and can be done tomorrow :laugh:

---------- Post added at 06:22 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:21 PM ----------

So, if I were you, I would follow arsradu's tutorial (who the hell is that guy anyway, huh? :)) )

He is a guy concerned and ready to help, that's more than enough for me

We are spamming this post :D
 
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Re: [ROM][JB][JZO54K] CyanogenMod 10 ALPHA (Build 7)

Thank u for the update, but I have a question though: what is an external powered hub?

Sent from my GT-I8150 using xda app-developers app
 

cifoel

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Can't Download

why i can't download this rom?everytime i click donwload button "server not found"...can somebody give me a mirror?
 

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