New answers tagged cyanogenmod
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Almost every F-Droid app is signed with a different key, though all keys are in the same key store. In order for the switch to be bypassed, F-Droid client would have to be installed as a system app and made to work safely as such. That wouldn't become a priority for the project unless they were approached by CM.
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Couple options :
Use the swap file feature of your RAM Manager. That'll give you more (up to 256MB more) memory to play with and might be enough to stave off the music player kill.
Toss the RAM Manager and use something (Like MinFreeManager or manually edit the values in /sys/module/lowmemorykiller/parameters/minfree1) that will let you manually specify ...
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There's a setting under accessibility options for mono audio. I haven't tried it yet, but it may be what you want.
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I use Light Flow app to control my notifications light. It has an option to backup/restore settings that I have used when flashing new ROM or doing a data reset.
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I had a similar issue when trying to run CM9 and CM10.1 on my Sensation XL. To bypass the cache issue, I added this line to my build.prop file:
dalvik.vm.dexopt-data-only=1
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If you don't have a Nandroid backup, you'll have to find a stock ROM for your device. Your device is not that well-known, the only resource I could find is on XDA-Developers. There you can find information on how to use ODIN to flash a stock ROM (post #5).
In the future, creating a Nandroid backup is always recommended before flashing a ROM, just in case ...
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I can think of two reasons why a CM ROM might reduce battery life:
CPU governor:
The cpu governor controls the frequency of the CPU depending on the requirement. Your ROM might be using a governor that favours performance over battery life. Selecting a governor that achieves a good balance between performance & battery life might help you. You can ...
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You can check whether you're susceptible by installing this app - Exynos Mem Bug Checker.
Next - installing a custom kernel isn't all that difficult and neither is it too risky if you know what you're doing.
For the S2 - Siyah kernel and Dorimanx kernel are the two most popular ones. However, the latest kernels are meant for Android 4.2.x and higher. So, ...
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Unfortunately, it's not possible. Those apps rely on parts of the TouchWiz framework to operate. No TouchWiz, no apps. The only way would be to install a custom TouchWiz based rom. It would give you some of the performance improvements of CyanogenMod but with access to the Samsung apps.
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To answer your question, if you have cyanogen mod installed, no new aps just the rom and you use the phone exactly as you would youse it with your stock rom, yes cyanogen mod will take more battery but at the same time it is more light weight and faster.
So yes cyanogen mod does take up a bit more battery then a stock rom, at least from my experinece with ...
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It Depends. yes, depends on your settings (Auto Brightness, Wifi Scan interval, GPS, Auto Sync Enabled) type of applications installed (Widgets and its high auto refresh rate) and many more (kernel wakelock) etc.
Just try to check what consumes your battery using better battery stats. From that you can identify, what causing battery drain.
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Another good app for changing the volume is Audio Mode Switcher.
There you can do everything according to automatically switching the audio-profile in one App.
You can define a weekly schedules to switch to a given profile. You can schedule multiple start and end times (i.e. when you go to sleep etc.).
It also offers a calendar integration, where you can ...
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I reinstalled android and lost all my data. Nothing else worked. :(
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Yeah. I jus figured all you had to do was use two of your fingers and swipe them down twice. (-_-). That car mode got me worried!!! I though I was never gonna get out of it!!!
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I am using CM10.1 with my S2. I have Chinese songs (with Chinese text), and can play them on Apollo.
Your player probably can't see the files. Try to re-scan them using the Rescan SD Card app.
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So to sum up the bit of confusion that is in CM 10.1 now - there are actually two sets of notification bar toggles. One works like the old set from previous CM versions, and it appears in one row above your notifications when you pull down the bar. These are the "Power Widget" toggles.
The second set was a feature added upstream in Jelly Bean, and is ...
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To answer your Question, i would like to Quote something called, Dalvik VM and Android File System.
The Android File System would have below partitions (as Common in most devices),
\system
\boot
\data
\cache
When ever you flash a new ROM and Corresponding files would be moved to corresponding partitions.
When You flashing a new rom without wiping, the ...
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I think Google Play is bundled with some services that requires for another applications.
ie : Applications that uses Google Cloud Messaging (GCM).
According to this link: http://developer.android.com/guide/google/gcm/gcm.html
GCM requires devices running Android 2.2 or higher that also have the Google Play Store application installed....
So ...
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