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ljbrenes

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What is the most completly working, least buggy jellybean rom you guys know of? for the fascinate obviusly. I have the bug and want to move from ICS to JB but there are a few choices and am not sure which one I should try.

Thanks for the feedback guys.
 

Ri3v|

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What is the most completly working, least buggy jellybean rom you guys know of? for the fascinate obviusly. I have the bug and want to move from ICS to JB but there are a few choices and am not sure which one I should try.

Thanks for the feedback guys.
Cm10

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Hook33

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What exactly does 'pretty much' mean? I'm on AOKP ICS M6 right now and considering the jump to JB, but I would like to have everything working that's in M6.
Everything I've tested on my fassy works and I use this as my daily driver, but you have to keep in mind, it's build one. Some people have still having GPS issues and random restarts, so obviously there's still some bugs to work out. The biggest change is the swap of the system and app partition as there's <500mb of app space now. If you've got a lot of apps, well you're gonna have to evaluate which ones you really need if you can't move them to SD or to the system partition (I've found that moving them to system is pretty much trial and error).

Also, a lot of the features in M6 are still being baking into JB. My fav "hold back to kill" is not ready yet.

With that being said, I'm never going back to ICS. JB is noticeably faster and smoother; a better OS no doubt. I can't wait to see what the future holds for the next coming builds.
 

Crawshayi

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Everything I've tested on my fassy works and I use this as my daily driver, but you have to keep in mind, it's build one. Some people have still having GPS issues and random restarts, so obviously there's still some bugs to work out. The biggest change is the swap of the system and app partition as there's <500mb of app space now. If you've got a lot of apps, well you're gonna have to evaluate which ones you really need if you can't move them to SD or to the system partition (I've found that moving them to system is pretty much trial and error).

Also, a lot of the features in M6 are still being baking into JB. My fav "hold back to kill" is not ready yet.

With that being said, I'm never going back to ICS. JB is noticeably faster and smoother; a better OS no doubt. I can't wait to see what the future holds for the next coming builds.
This is pretty much what I needed to know, thanks. I think I'm going to try Helly Bean for a bit, then jump to AOKP later on.
 

Crawshayi

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I'm thinking of trying CM10 for a while before I go to AOKP, should I just grab the latest CM10 nightly, or are they pretty good about not being too buggy? There seems to be a new nightly for every day which is kinda confusing, at least to me
 

LasVegasRomeo

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I'm thinking of trying CM10 for a while before I go to AOKP, should I just grab the latest CM10 nightly, or are they pretty good about not being too buggy? There seems to be a new nightly for every day which is kinda confusing, at least to me
Nightlies are pretty solid. Look at the change log. Some nights there isn't any merges. Pretty happy with how good everything is. I been trying Makelegs cm10 nightlies. Same thing as cm10 but with extra addon's that haven't been merged . Would suggest just flashing newest cm10 nightlies, you will be happy with it!

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Eris _2.1_2010

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^^^ That
FWIW-
I had issues with MMS on ICS and JB1. After some sniffing around I noticed that APN was disabled.
An easy way to enable your APN:
Download and open Elixir2-->Info--->"play" triangle in upper right corner--->APN


1.2.1Deviled AOKP JB1 Fass
I opened up APN and there's nothing there. Am I supposed to add a new APN? If so what's the info I need for USCC?

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tbaddley

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Nightlies are pretty solid. Look at the change log. Some nights there isn't any merges. Pretty happy with how good everything is. I been trying Makelegs cm10 nightlies. Same thing as cm10 but with extra addon's that haven't been merged . Would suggest just flashing newest cm10 nightlies, you will be happy with it!

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What LVR said. ^^ I would say that the nightlies have been very stable. I haven't had anything broken (MMS, camera, etc.) during the time I've been on CM10 nightlies.
 

tbaddley

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I just flashed the 09/15 nightly. This time, instead of using Rom Manager to boot into recovery and flash the ROM, I just resbooted into recovery manually and chose the nightly ROM. I did NO resets or wipes before this. After the ROM flashed, I immediately chose the GAPPS file and flashed those. Restarted, Android updated the ~180 apps, and it was ready to go. Didn't have sign back into my Google account, Play and Google Music work great.

Unless I run into problems, or there is some major file system change, I'm not going to do any wipes or resets before flashing the nightly updates. :fingers-crossed: