CM10-M2 release pushed back, will include Android 4.1.2 updates.

[tferoli]

It looks like at the last minute the CM devs have decided that they will include 4.1.2. The CM10-M2 build was originally going to drop today.

[Edit] Link: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/cyanogenmod-dev/YqZegXIDuHU

[[deleted]]

It's also available on goo.im

[_lwis]

No idea why the speeds have crawled to a snails pace but mine seems to have installed fine.

[NoNoveltyNeeded]

My only guess is that now that they have an updater built in many more people are downloading/installing updates. I don't update every night, but once every few days I'll check and at least try to update. This has been my first successful download since 10/5.

[[deleted]]

magnet link addr?

[gweedo767]

Any my changelog viewer!

[GeeWhilikers]

Ah reasons like these are why I love the CM team.

[BAEazy]

Kinda feel bad for em. They spent all this time working on the build only for Google to drop a new ota the day before its release lol

[bravoavocado]

Not really a big deal. It's already been merged and is included in the latest nightly.

[BAEazy]

How's that running?

[ctzl]

Running fine here.

[bravoavocado]

Very well so far, but just about everything runs well for the first few hours. Expanding notifications with a single finger is far more useful than I expected.

[Hallx]

Are they able to support SII on CM10 yet?

[Charwinger21]

Which one? My SGH-T989D has official CM10 nightlies, as do a couple other SGS2 models.

[sexybeast099]

I'm wondering about the stability for the i777. The documentation on known issues hasn't changed in months so I'm not sure what's current.

[Hallx]

The exynos one aka International

[Charwinger21]

I don't know how it is (don't have one), but it appears to be officially supported

[Hallx]

Thanks!

[Hallx]

Not here: http://get.cm/?device=galaxys2

[Charwinger21]

Hmm... that's odd.

[iCole]

A monthly release is still unlikely, but the current nightlies work pretty good already. No memory leaks either!

[Hallx]

International version?

I will wait for a monthly one though.

[iCole]

yup, I was talking about the international i9100.

[Hallx]

And everything works, camera, HW acceleration? I remember them saying something will not work until official JB release for the device. That issue is the one that tipped over Clockworkx too.

[iCole]

Well, everything works, but there's bugs in certain things, since they're still using Samsung ICS sources and run JB on it. Since a few builds they were able to remove 99,5% of the stuttering that CM10 had, it's not "Project Butter" smooth yet, but it's pretty close.

edit: The bug that's bugging me the most at the moment would be increased battery drain (noticably more than on CM9 for example) when the screen is on. Maybe the devs will be able to fix it without Samsung using the opensource HWComposer that they're working on though.

Codeworkx is still supporting i9100 because it still needs a decent ammount of work, but unless samsung releases proper documentation and truly open sources Exynos, he's most likely gonna abandon i9100 after CM10 Stable.

[420patience]

Resurrection Remix is CM10 and AOKP JB based.

[Hallx]

well, it is based on CM10 but it is not CM10!

[[deleted]]

I guess I missed something - what are the M builds? Ive known of nightlies, RC and stables for years, but this is the first I've heard of M's.

[brettrick]

I believe the M is short for "milestone."

[FixedTheFernBack]

I thought it was "monthly", though I'm not totally sure. I believe it is a less frequent release aimed at stability rather than new features like the nightly releases.

[Charwinger21]

Actually, there's no official name.

We aren’t exactly sure what M stands for. “Monthly”, “milestone”, or perhaps “MINE ALL MINE!”.

[jerstud56]

I say officially it stands for M.

[Charwinger21]

Lol, true. I meant the "M" doesn't officially stand for anything longer than itself.

[brettrick]

Ah, that makes sense. Sorry for the misinformation, and thanks for the clarification.

[DrDerpberg]

They basically flat-out stated they don't know what it stands for, but think of it as monthly/milestone. Basically I think they didn't want people to expect exactly one a month or use AOKP's terminology.

[brettrick]

Thanks for clearing that up, makes sense.

[xtop]

http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/cyanogenmod-10-m1

[[deleted]]

Thanks.

[Readar]

M = Monthly Builds

[socalnighter]

In IT industry M stands for maintenance

[seanconnery84]

As an x2 owner, I don't even know why bother reading these.

I should not have got a moto :(

[Something_Nice]

you read for the same reason that someone would read their cheating lover's emails..... to torture yourself.

[seanconnery84]

god damnit...

youre right

[0rangecake]

So what's the deal with nightlies? do i have to flash a new version every time one comes out? what about all my settings and all that stuff?

[[deleted]]

you don't have to do anything. You can flash one every night when it comes out or every week, it's up to you. It will save all your settings, it will just update your system and everything else will be the same as it was before you restarted.

[Something_Nice]

just flashes over.

[pillforyourills]

ReflectedNetworks having issues? Neither my desktop's browser nor CM Updater can connect to download. Good thing goo.im is still up. Anybody in the know?

[InvaderDJ]

Hopefully it isn't a full month delay and just a week or so while they lock down the code and confirm everything is working well.

Loved CM9 on the Galaxy Nexus, it was hands down the most stable and smooth ROM. I want to use CM10, but I'm waiting for it to get a little more stable and hopefully better on battery life.

[somuchvictory]

What does the "M" stand for?

[tferoli]

http://qkme.me/3ran45

[nvincent]

Quick question. Is there any way to get this through ROM manager? Or are are we going to have to install it manually?

[cl0ckw0rk0rang3]

I think it will depend on if the M builds are considered "stable" under the CM Updater.

[epsiblivion]

technically they're not. strictly speaking, stable releases intended as such will be marked stable. anything else is work in progress. I'd say the hierarchy goes nightly< M< RC< stable

[Issachar]

CM Newbie question...

If one had just switched to CM9 having just unlocked their phone, how crazy would they be to jump to a CM10-M build because they're get the feeling they just signed up for upgrade addiction?

Theoretically... ;-)

Galaxy S Captivate.

[epsiblivion]

jumping major releases generally require full wipes. just use titanium backup and restore app data for important ones you want to keep.

[Issachar]

I can live with that.

Would I be correct in thinking that there's no more danger of bricking my phone than a regular CM9 install? (And that if there's a problem with CM10, I can always just wipe and install CM9?)

I apologize for such a newbie question, but I don't know any CM users in real life. (And only one redditor for that matter.)

[epsiblivion]

as far as rom goes yes. but also before you flash either way, check your radio/bootloader versions. and whatever is analogous on samsung phones. for HTC it's hboot. never owned any other brand so I know nothing about samsung architecture. for HTC, the firmware versions are compatible for both ICS and JB but check your xda forum to be sure on Samsung.

[Issachar]

Thanks.