How to update Verizon Samsung Galaxy Nexus with CM 10.1.2 Stable ROM build. Enter your Google Account details when the CyanogenMod 10.1.2 Stable ROM shows its home screen.
CyanogenMod, the most well-known upgraded firmware for Android, and even with some suggestions that the all new Samsung Galaxy S4 would toss up problems when it came to interface with CM, it now appears to be bit overstated. Steve Kondik, the main programmer behind the whole Cyanogen project, has used G+ display the initial Galaxy S4 built and now available for the T-Mobile and Canadian variants of the flagship handset.
How rapidly the CM team goes in producing new builds, we have assume the support for T-Mobile and Canadian S4 compatibility with the many other flavors of Samsung humdinger will be quickly followed by this year. Actuality, as Kondik notes, the International i9500 is upcoming, and the team has yet to get control of this particular variant to provide official support, the resources and time of the CM team are concentrated on these initial two.
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So, if you are keen in the very most current CyangogenMod 10.1 builds for the Canadian (SGH-i337M) model or Samsung Galaxy S4 (on T-Mobile SGH-M919), they are now well prepared and completely ready for usage over at the CyanogenMod site.
For those people who are not familiar with the phrase ânightly,â probably a minor background information here is. The nightly builds are launched every 24 hours, and can usually be a rough around the edges. These âbleeding-edgeâ builds are focused mostly at developers that help the practice of bringing CM 10.1 up to scratch, and someone not familiar with the CM development team, so may be skip these nightlies right until early stability problems have been seen to.
With the nightly build, you may also face âexperimentalâ releases, which are launched in-between “nightlies”. Again, the same policies generally apply, so if you are more of a CyanogenMod user than developer, carry on with the extreme caution.
There are a few rough edges as Kondik himself stated, but when these problems have been resolved, it should really be secure for the inexperienced. Also, we will provide manuals on how to display it on your Galaxy S4, so stay connected for that!
So now download the CyanogenMod 10.1 nightlies for your Galaxy S4 (T-Mobile) from here and CyanogenMod 10.1 for Canadian variants.
(via: Steve Kondik onGoogle+)
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The official CM10.1 Nightly for Galaxy S I9000 is now available for download. It’s the official pre-release build of the popular CyanogenMod ROM that brings Jelly Bean on Galaxy S I9000 devices. Here is the step by step guide:
Before you Begin:
- Be sure to backup your contacts, SMS & MMS messages and other important data.
- Make sure that you have USB drivers installed.
- You should have a rooted Galaxy S I9000 with a custom recovery installed. ClockworkMod Recovery or TWRP Recovery are 2 popular custom recoveries.
How to Install CM10.1 Nightly on Galaxy S I9000
Step 1: Enable USB debugging on your device. To do this, navigate to Settings > Applications > Development > USB Debugging and enable it.
Step 2: Download required files:
- Latest CM 10.1 Nightly ROM for Galaxy S:cm-10.1-20121218-NIGHTLY-galaxysmtd.zip
- Google Apps Package:http://goo.im/gapps
Step 3: Copy both the downloaded zip files to the root of your SD card.
Step 4: Boot Galaxy S in ClockworkMod Recovery mode.
Tip: In Recovery mode, you can use volume keys to navigate up & down and Power button to select an option.
Step 5: From Recovery menu, select “backup and restore” then select “backup” to take a backup of your ROM.
Step 6: Now select “data wipe/factory reset” option to wipe the data.
Step 7: Select the option “install zip from sdcard”, then select “choose zip from sdcard” option.
Step 8: Now select the CM 10.1 zip file that you placed on SD card in step 2.
This will kick off the process to flash CM10.1 Nightly on Galaxy S. Wait till it completes.
Step 9: Now repeat step 7, and this time select the Google Apps zip file to install it.
Wait for installation to complete.
Step 10: Navigate back to main Recovery screen and select “Reboot system now” to reboot your phone.
First boot may take some time, so be patient. That’s it! You now have CyanogenMod 10.1 Nightly with Jelly Bean 4.2.1 on Galaxy S I9000. Enjoy!