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CM7 Nightly Build 39?

Has anyone noticed that there is a new nightly CM7 build available - 39? Its dated today, but I haven't seen anyone talking about it. Has anyone flashed it yet, and if so, what has been changed since stable build was issued?

Official Cyanogenmod7 changelog for Encore/Nook Color
Cm7 Changelog

Gin1212 said:
Official Cyanogenmod7 changelog for Encore/Nook Color
Cm7 Changelog
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Thanks, but I went there, and nothing came up, just a blank black screen.
I was really just trying to see if anyone had actually tried it yet. I didn't see anything in the developers thread either.

You'll want to use something other than IE to view the changelog site (and the internet in general). Chrome works fine.
CM7 has a pretty wide audience so more often than not the dailies are not going to do much for the NookColor specifically. Most the time if there's a NC specific feature bump there will be a bunch of new threads pretty quickly.
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Issue 3418: Show statusbar on ADW swype and fix velocity (android_frameworks_base)RTL bug fixes: (android_frameworks_base)Traditional Chinese: Translate "(un)registration failure" (android_packages_apps_CMUpdateNotify)add offmode charging for htc (android_bootable_recovery)harmony: CHANGELOG - add pershoot as a maintainer for harmony (android_vendor_cyanogen)

fwiw, I'm running 39 right now + Dalingrin 4/13a OC kernel and things seem fine so far.

jahfry said:
fwiw, I'm running 39 right now + Dalingrin 4/13a OC kernel and things seem fine so far.
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yeah same here, if you upgrade from stable you might need to reinstall gapps, i know i did.

now you can do screenshots

if you install without doing any wipes then it retains your gapps and settings
WobbleTheHutt said:
yeah same here, if you upgrade from stable you might need to reinstall gapps, i know i did.
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animatechnica said:
now you can do screenshots
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I like what I'm hearing - how would one go about said "Screenshotting?"

--->>>>CM7 Nightly's Build's Discussion & Thoughts<<<---

Please use this thread for all your discussion about the Nightly builds for CM7 for the Atrix.​It is important to note that Nightly Builds are not for most Users
Things to know about Nightly Builds:
Not Stable releases
Will have bugs / issues
Not intended to be used as main everyday ROM
Are not Fully Supported like Stable Releases
Should not be used by people that are not Masters of ADB
You Should be comfortable enough to recover from soft bricks On your OWN
90% chance you will be wipping your data (factory reset) at some point and time
​DO NOT REPORT ISSUES ON NIGHTLIES ON THE BUG TRACKER​FAQ FOR ATRIX NIGHTLY's​Nightly builds can be found here:
http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=olympus​​

Also would like to add that BACKUPS are your friend if you are not comfortable with t0dbld's sugestions. Thanks for starting this thread and for the teams dedication.
Is or are the Dev team also creating different tweaks/builds seperate from Cyanogenmod or will the teams work just be incorporated into the nightly builds?

Excellent! Allrighty, lets kick off this party with a bang. First off, thanks to all the Devs and others who made this a reality. Nightly builds = awesome. After installing this with the latest version of Gapps, everything is working beautifully. Very excited to see where this is going. Faux123's stopgap kernels WILL work with this build so far and I have tested them. Only thing I've noticed so far is that, for the first time for some reason, I am unable to buy an app from Market and bill it to my AT&T account. Option seems to have disappeared. I've heard of others discuss this, and I'm assuming that the change language to English fix will work with this, but haven't tried it yet. Umm...ring lock screen seems to be working with less lag than before. Other than that, have nothing else to report at this time. Thanks again all, and happy flashing!

Phalanx7621 said:
Excellent! Allrighty, lets kick off this party with a bang. First off, thanks to all the Devs and others who made this a reality. Nightly builds = awesome. After installing this with the latest version of Gapps, everything is working beautifully. Very excited to see where this is going. Faux123's stopgap kernels WILL work with this build so far and I have tested them. Only thing I've noticed so far is that, for the first time for some reason, I am unable to buy an app from Market and bill it to my AT&T account. Option seems to have disappeared. I've heard of others discuss this, and I'm assuming that the change language to English fix will work with this, but haven't tried it yet. Umm...ring lock screen seems to be working with less lag than before. Other than that, have nothing else to report at this time. Thanks again all, and happy flashing!
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Hi, May i know this rom can support the Fingerprint and the webtop?
what the different with another CM7 (non nightly ver) , quite blur here.
thanks.

You might find it being offered by someone willing to make a workaround to get it to work. Being that "Android" didn't put the fingerprint scanner in the phone and no other phone has one, you'll have to wait for someone to actually make a script that can be added to CM7.

NP...
Does Cyanogenmod or Dev Team post changelogs about each update/nightly?

Phoneguy589 said:
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Does Cyanogenmod or Dev Team post changelogs about each update/nightly?
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https://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=olympus

Are we going to see nightlies on Rom manager?
-CM7.1 -B^-N Over Clocked via Faux123 1.45ghz V2.1 THANKS XDA DEV!

I'm already seeing the Nightlies on ROM Manager. In fact, just downloaded Nightly 3 and I'm installing as we speak.

I'm seeing things about "FM Radio" on the nightly change log. Does the atrix have FM Radio capabilities?

CancerJesus said:
I'm seeing things about "FM Radio" on the nightly change log. Does the atrix have FM Radio capabilities?
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No it does not have capability

I've been running full #2 today, full wipe. Only problem I've had is battery life. I could get 24+ hours with the previous betas...I'll be lucky to get 10 at this rate. Nothing in the stats stands out. Guess I'll wipe and install #3 tonight and see how it goes.

Anyone getting Market FC all the time as soon as they try to download an application? Should I reboot my phone and see if that fixes the problem?

crea78 said:
Anyone getting Market FC all the time as soon as they try to download an application? Should I reboot my phone and see if that fixes the problem?
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Change Language to "English"
Usually the fix...

crea78 said:
Anyone getting Market FC all the time as soon as they try to download an application? Should I reboot my phone and see if that fixes the problem?
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I got that when I updated to the stopgap version. Just use Titanium Backup to backup your market apk and then uninstall it. Restore it and use the "App Only" option and do not restore data. After its done simply open Market and add your account.
You're good to go after that.

I wasn't sure if I'd run into any challenges with the latest nightly, but nope! Running smooth as butter. Using faux's latest 1.45ghz OC kernel too. Didn't wipe from scratch, just cleared Dalvik cache and hoped for the best lol (and did a backup of course)

I'm running nightly #2 should upgrade to #3?
sent from cm7 atrix 1.3ghz

michaelatrix said:
I'm running nightly #2 should upgrade to #3?
sent from cm7 atrix 1.3ghz
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Not worth it

XAviierG said:
Dudes he didn't ask if the finger print scanner works he just said he didn't STOP FLAMING
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sublimejosh2000 said:
I hope this thread doesn't turn into what the other one did,who gives a rats @$$ about the stupid Finger Print Sensor? When it is working, it will be added, not anytime sooner. I threw up in my mouth when I saw that post ...
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Not looking to start a war here but lets do some Math:
XAviierG= March 2011 join date ; # of posts 2624 or aprox 403.69 a Month
sublimejosh2000 = Dec 2010 join Date : # of posts 351 or aprox 35.1 a month
I think its safe to say that at least one user is not spending his life "flaming" others or making a lot of pointless posts, etc. Lets watch who plays police in these forums because as you can see not so many are doing it right them selves

I'm running #3 and its smooth as butter, thanks for the hard work y'all put into the atrix! Y'all rock
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[Q] updating from an "old" cm9 to the newest one

Hi,
my Touchpad have the cm9 from the 16. August.
I want to update it to the newest version of cm9.
Do i have to wipe anything?
Thanks =)

jokergermany said:
Hi,
my Touchpad have the cm9 from the 16. August.
I want to update it to the newest version.
Do i have to wipe anything?
Thanks =)
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Just cache and dalvik.

I have a similar question.
Are there any improvements that are worth upgrading my TP from July 26 build to the latest one(I have working mic) ?
And is CM10 stable enough for daily use?

leetzMKD said:
I have a similar question.
Are there any improvements that are worth upgrading my TP from July 26 build to the latest one(I have working mic) ?
And is CM10 stable enough for daily use?
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If I remember correctly, there's a USB wakelock fix that helps with battery life that was merged after July 26. You could also try the camera preview build in another thread; its not based on the latest nightly, but it is quite recent and includes that USB fix.
CM10 still has no sound and sketchy video.

Lets talk about CM10 and ICS - with POLL

Hi peeps!
So... moving away and not spam the other dev and general threads, I just wanted to open a new one where we can discuss about the differences between CM10 on old bootloader (cause the other roms are soooo 2011 ) and the new STOCK ICS great tuned roms on NEW BOOTLOADER
I was using DM v30b ICS for a long time and I was pretty satisfied! But after I saw the call bug fix on the official CM10, I didn't even think about it and replaced it
Not that the DMs version isnt fine, but I was remembering that the CM10 version on old bootloader was pretty awesome!
Im using the CM10 official and the only thing I would say against it is the battery life Everything else is awesome!
P.S. This thread is not for DEVs, cause I dont want to offend anyone with posts like "This ROM is much better than this".
Every dev here is FUK*n AWESOME and the jobs they do are amazing... Be honest... before our devs started to tune the phones, we would all be on some freakin apple ****s! (sorry for my language!).
Keep up that good job and ignore our post and threads, its just sharing opinions between consumers
PUT yOUR OPINIONS IN HERE RIGHT NOW !

That's right, Official CM10 is Awesome since LG release their source code. But I will be honest, I tried the first Stock ICS v30a and I was not happy with it because of the speed...even if we have 2 cores. Then I return to cm10...but since we have official source code, the devs start making custom kernel which are really AWESOME, seriously. So, I'm now on cm10 (old bt) with Pidocchio kernel (old bt) for about 5-6 weeks...and it rocks. :good:
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django manouche x1.2 is good, it has ios 7 onboard

CM10 for new bootloader by pengus77
Flashed it yeastarday and the battery life is amazing.

I think cm 10 is pretty awesome, the only thing holding it back for me using it is the battery drain
And LG's official ICS was ***t if u need something thats stable ( i know it doesn't really belong here ) i think u need to back to GB like temasek's builds, but that's my meaning

pengus77 is doing a very nice job. and like marsgod took his fix to gerrit to be reviewed by cm team and they included into official repository, i think pengus77 job should too. in that way, no need to continue with the new bootloader cause is a waste of space and a mess for everybody to move there with nvflash. id we can continue using our gb bootloader and partition layout, that one we used during about 1 year, why not continue if it is working alright? my vote for cm10 official with those all changes commited into cm repository.

I'm using original locked and unrooted 30B in Italy even it is made for ESA region.
I think that this rom is near to be a definitive stable rom: very smooth and fast, no problems except for a battery drain still high (20 hours autonomy with 40% wifi); the camera could be better, too.
I'm very happy of it and I'm waiting for the same LG release for EU.
I never used overclocking or custom kernels even if I tested most of the custom roms available here on XDA. I must say that I never found a real advantage nor stability testing these roms, maybe now the time for them is near to be over.
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CM10 for new bootloader by pengus77 for me
No bug, just perfect!

thanks for the opinions! I hope that the new ones here are gonna appreciate it!
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I am still on Temasek's CM7 as I needed long battery and rock solid/stable operation... Waiting for our CM10 team to fix the battery drain (old boot loader) and I'll take the dive

I have a question about the call bug: when does it usually show up?
I have never experienced it, but at the same time none of my calls are ever longer than 5 minutes.
I'm still on a really early version of CM10, and I've never run into the call bug.
Only problem really is the WiFi drain. Has that been fixed? I haven't been keeping up with the latest nightlies.

deewhy said:
I have a question about the call bug: when does it usually show up?
I have never experienced it, but at the same time none of my calls are ever longer than 5 minutes.
I'm still on a really early version of CM10, and I've never run into the call bug.
Only problem really is the WiFi drain. Has that been fixed? I haven't been keeping up with the latest nightlies.
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The call bug was said to be caused by a race condition - meaning it creeps up unexpectedly depending on the activity done with the phone in that timeframe.
As for wifi drain, flash the kernel tonyp compiled (containing pengus77's fix), onto any CM10 nightly that came out after the V30a sources dropped (basically December onwards).
You really should get a nightly from December onwards - a lot of things, not just the call bug, were fixed or improved along the way. I'm on 01/03 and having an improved experience over the SU660-based sources.

CM10 by arcee is very stable for me with self-compiled kernel of 24mb ramhack and patches from wkpark(including the lg twin boot logo fix). Very smooth and no BSODs and call bug. Just waiting for cm10.1 to be released by arcee.

aldyu said:
CM10 by arcee is very stable for me with self-compiled kernel of 24mb ramhack and patches from wkpark(including the lg twin boot logo fix). Very smooth and no BSODs and call bug. Just waiting for cm10.1 to be released by arcee.
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Sound pretty good to me, why dont you share the kernel with US consumers

any news about rhe arm kernel from nicholas?
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machoman1337 said:
The call bug was said to be caused by a race condition - meaning it creeps up unexpectedly depending on the activity done with the phone in that timeframe.
As for wifi drain, flash the kernel tonyp compiled (containing pengus77's fix), onto any CM10 nightly that came out after the V30a sources dropped (basically December onwards).
You really should get a nightly from December onwards - a lot of things, not just the call bug, were fixed or improved along the way. I'm on 01/03 and having an improved experience over the SU660-based sources.
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Just to clarify, I flash the ROM first and then flash the kernel afterwards? Do I need to re-flash the kernel every time I flash a new nightly?

deewhy said:
Just to clarify, I flash the ROM first and then flash the kernel afterwards? Do I need to re-flash the kernel every time I flash a new nightly?
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Yes and yes (since a new nightly will overwrite whatever kernel you have).

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Yes and yes (since a new nightly will overwrite whatever kernel you have).
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Thanks!
And just one last question:
So the callbug is fixed on the newest nightlies, but the WiFi fix has not been submitted/merged yet? So if I want the WiFi fix I still have to flash the kernel tonyp compiled, which I'm assuming is this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=36032539&postcount=661 ?

just like that bro
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just try CM10 by pengus77,it's freaking awesome.Nice power saving and no call bug.

[Kernel][GPL] msm_hsic_host wakelock fix (Now with WiFi notification fix!)

Hi Folks
I have been trying to solve the msm_hsic_host wake lock problem without introducing the data drop/lockup issues that have been introduced into other kernels by adding the patches from code aurora.
Disclaimer: The usual statements apply, I'm not responsible for your device being bricked, ebola outbreaks, nuclear war, etc... resulting from the use of this kernel, flashing this kernel should be done at your own risk, that being said I have been running various variations of this for the last few days without my phone having any issues.
All Versions now in post 2 below.
What's in this release?
4.2.1 versions: Simply the CM stock kernel pulled from their github here: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/lge-kernel-mako with patches from CAF that I cherry-picked in an attempt to fix the msm_hsic_host wake locks without causing 3G data problems.
4.2.2 versions: Stock AOSP pulled from the android-msm-mako-3.4-jb-mr1.1 repo at https://android.googlesource.com/kernel/msm/ with patches from CAF that I cherry-picked in an attempt to fix the msm_hsic_host wake locks without causing 3G data drops.
What do I do if I get a data drop?
Post here, be as detailed as possible, logs would be extremely helpful so I can see what's going on with your device, because these data drops seem to be somewhat random and don't affect everyone it's very difficult to actually reproduce them on another device on another network, as a result the more information you can give me the better.
My WiFi drops while the screen off resulting in delayed notifications!
To be clear, this is not the same issue, the issue with WiFi disconnecting while the screen off seems to be an Android 4.2.1 issue and exists on all kernels and even different devices running Android 4.2.1, this kernel doesn't do anything to address this issue, whether it fixes it or doesn't is entirely independent of the kernel. A potential fix for this is available from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2072930 Note: It would appear that this hasn't been fixed in 4.2.2 despite Google claiming that it has been, the fixes outlined in that thread still work however. Possible Fix in Post 2
The wakelock is reduced but my battery life is the same or not significantly improved
Well, without these patches the wakelock keeps the phone awake, but if the screen is off and nothing else is going on the kernel is just waiting for the USB bus to suspend so the CPUs are either offline or at their lowest clock speed so they aren't likely using that much power. That being said there should be some improvement in battery life over a 100-0 drain cycle, how much will depend on factors that are mainly not kernel related (time on WiFi, 3G signal strength, apps syncing in the background, etc...).
Wasn't this fixed in 4.2.2? My msm_hsic_host wakelock is way down.
Yes and no, Google took 2 patches that were included in the set I was using on 4.2.1, these two fixes significantly reduced the msm_hsic_host wakelock while on WiFi but not really while on 3G. So, if you use WiFi primarily your msm_hsic_host wakelock will be reduced but if you use your phone primarily on 3G it will continue to be high, though probably lower than it was on the stock 4.2.1 kernel.
Thanks to:
LG - for making such an awesome device
Google - for providing us with the AOSP sources
CyanogenMod - I used their kernel as a base
Code Aurora Forums - for solving the issue
Harsh - for pointing me in the right direction on which CAF patches I was missing
franciscofranco - additional CAF patches that might help
molesarecoming - for the color calibration halfbreed v4 settings.
Koush - the original anykernel format
_motley - the zip file for the anykernel version for N4
jakejm79 - for testing various builds with various patches for me and giving me good feedback
veyka - for testing this build and confirming that he doesn't have data issues with it
socali - for his testing and research on the WiFi delayed notification issue.

4.2.2 Version
Experimental WiFi Fix
Confused about all the fixes floating around? Maybe this will help: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=40432746&postcount=578
Date: April 15, 2013
Download: hsic_fix_nexus4_wlan_v6.zip
MD5: 8ba0f874efc894c8aaa2e115c5fe2438
See here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=40340768&postcount=522
Revert Zip: wlan_revert.zip
MD5: 381013687035626bcb1cbaf609ea431
Note: Flash this if you have flashed any of the WiFi fix versions prior to switching to a different kernel.
Stable Version: (anykernel)
Date: March 04, 2013
Download (any kernel): hsic_fix_nexus4_4.2.2v1.zip
MD5: 17127c1ce03ce0489c49ed7377204a6c
Source: https://github.com/thracemerin/Mako (branch: jb-hsic-rel tag: release-v1)
4.2.1 Version (anykernel)
Date: Feb 04, 2013
Download (any kernel): https://hotfile.com/dl/192620778/4b1c43e/hsic_fix_nexus4_v2.zip.html
MD5: 22be4821f3c16087a04a8084cc0d5703
Source: https://github.com/thracemerin/lge-kernel-mako

Fingers crossed for this, will be testing tomorrow!

With this test kernel I got 11min of hsic wakelock in 11h, which is very simular to what I get on harsh's kernel. (when I was trying it out last night)
I also had no data stuck issue, where as on previous attempts I was always able to reproduce the problem within a few min!
Just to be clear, these patches reduce the hsic wakelock by a lot, while preventing the issue where data would get "stuck", signal would show, but nothing would go in or out.
Edit: as well as fixing the hsic issue, these patches should also reduce power consumption while on mobile data, a general win/win.
Sods law states that the moment we truly have this under control, google will push 4.2.2 with all these fixes anyway
Thanks a lot for bothering todo this!
Sent from my Nexus 4 using Tapatalk 2

Going to give it a try too, thanks for the work mate !
I'm wondering, does the CM team will merge these patches if all work properly ? I don't know the point of view of CM about CAF

Bluewall said:
Going to give it a try too, thanks for the work mate !
I'm wondering, does the CM team will merge these patches if all work properly ? I don't know the point of view of CM about CAF
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Well, a bunch of the fixes got pushed initially to the CM kernel, but were reverted because of the 3G data stalls, if this works out and 4.2.2 doesn't drop soon or doesn't fix the problem I'd consider resubmitting them to Gerrit, I would want some solid evidence that this works before I go through the trouble however.

Can you please post a flashable zip?
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Hi,
It seems to be working.
I have about 6h on battery, 93% left and the msm_hsic_host used 15 m, 4%. No problems with 3g so far.

Firefox17 said:
Can you please post a flashable zip?
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I'll get on that later today.
In the mean time I had a few mins to repack it for stock, for the moment it's untested (my device is elsewhere atm), if you're brave feel free to try it, I'll post here later when I confirm it works unless someone beats me to it. Update: Confirmed Working

thracemerin said:
I'll get on that later today.
In the mean time I had a few mins to repack it for stock, for the moment it's untested (my device is elsewhere atm), if you're brave feel free to try it, I'll post here later when I confirm it works unless someone beats me to it. Update: Confirmed Working
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Any kernel version is now in post 2, I've confirmed that it works on CM, but I can't see why it wouldn't work on other ROMs. Big thanks to _motley for the zip file I used.

Indeed I can also confirm this one really works I have tested for a few hours and the results are great.
Thank you

What is the build date of the CM kernel, just so I can match it with the same date nightly

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What is the build date of the CM kernel, just so I can match it with the same date nightly
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1/15 I believe, the anykernel one that works with CM was built on 1/16, either should work on today's nightly as there were no modifications to the ramdisk in the CM repos.

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1/15 I believe, the anykernel one that works with CM was built on 1/16, either should work on today's nightly as there were no modifications to the ramdisk in the CM repos.
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Ok thanks, I will test tonight/tomorrow with the 1/17 nightly

Re: [Kernel][GPL][anykernel][WIP] msm_hsic_host wakelock fix
On MinCo v6 + Franco kernel r34, the zip is giving me bootloops. Tried twice, once on a fresh install.
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Re: [Kernel][GPL][anykernel][WIP] msm_hsic_host wakelock fix
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On MinCo v6 + Franco kernel r34, the zip is giving me bootloops. Tried twice, once on a fresh install.
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Franco's kernel uses a non stock ramdisk which I gather from other threads is only compatible with his kernel, you will probably have to either flash the stockboot.img from here or use one of the reset kernels floating around the forums before flashing this.
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Re: [Kernel][GPL][anykernel][WIP] msm_hsic_host wakelock fix
I haven't tested it fully yet but it really looks like I'm finally getting a normal deep sleep.

Sorry if this post is ignorant, but I just started using CyanogenMod for the first time having gotten a Nexus 4, and I'm not 100% familiar with it yet.
I've flashed your kernel and it is working great with no wakelocks, but will updating to the latest nightly flash the stock CyanogenMod kernel again? meaning I would to reflash yours? Not that it would be a problem given that I have the flashable zip, but just for future reference as to whether I need to reflash your kernel every time I update for nightlies.

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Yes you have to reflash everytime you flash a nightly.

Same here, seems to work great, good job !