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Root Almost DAILY updates to CM7

The nightlies often have features missing from even RC1. The big one that springs to mind is that they are now based on 2.3.5.

They are never too different, so I usually don't wipe. However, every few weeks I wipe whilst updating, since getting a fresh start minimises your chances of having problems.

It pays to check out the reviews on them though. There were a few this week with battery drain issues that I avoided flashing.
 
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The nightlies often have features missing from even RC1. The big one that springs to mind is that they are now based on 2.3.5.

They are never too different, so I usually don't wipe. However, every few weeks I wipe whilst updating, since getting a fresh start minimises your chances of having problems.

It pays to check out the reviews on them though. There were a few this week with battery drain issues that I avoided flashing.



So far so good, almost 8 hours usage after full charge with quite some time spent on using differents apps and still I see about 55% battery left. Guess the Lordmod kernel really does the trick :p
 
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The nightlies often have features missing from even RC1. The big one that springs to mind is that they are now based on 2.3.5.

They are never too different, so I usually don't wipe. However, every few weeks I wipe whilst updating, since getting a fresh start minimises your chances of having problems.

It pays to check out the reviews on them though. There were a few this week with battery drain issues that I avoided flashing.


So far so good, almost 8 hours usage after full charge with quite some time spent on using differents apps and still I see about 55% battery left. Guess the Lordmod kernel really does the trick not to mention Juicedefender and battery callibration
 
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No, just tweaked the max frequency. Would it improve battery life too?

Yeah, although I don't know by how much. Essentially you're providing the phone less power to do the same ammount of work.

I just tried all of the undervolting scripts right away, since you know if its stable after a few minutes. Just check in setcpu that the processor has used each frequency allowed and then you know you're good.

Keep the reset script handy though, in case the phone does crash ;)
 
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There won't be. They'll keep releasing the nightlies to try out new features or tweaks for their next stable build.

If you want a stable build, you're probably best flashing 7.1.0 RC1. I've had it on for a fortnight or so and it's at least as stable as 7.0.3.

As Xyro mentioned, there are certain things from the nightlies missing in RC1 so you may lose certain features if you flash 7.1.
 
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There won't be. They'll keep releasing the nightlies to try out new features or tweaks for their next stable build.

If you want a stable build, you're probably best flashing 7.1.0 RC1. I've had it on for a fortnight or so and it's at least as stable as 7.0.3.

As Xyro mentioned, there are certain things from the nightlies missing in RC1 so you may lose certain features if you flash 7.1.


Will give it a try then
 
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