yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jerol7190:
Has anybody tried out the test build that came out yesterday on goo manager?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mk23169:
I just want to add that I have done a full wipe going from 1.0 to 1.0.1 and I am now seeing issues as well. I have had a couple of reboots in the past two days and once it came back to the activation screen. It seems completely random. Again, these issues have only happened to me on 1.0.1.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] alexcleetus:
Yup....running smooth...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thefriskychip:
Does this support sprint too? Loved your work on the bionic and your work on the charge...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kapolani:
I really, really want to like the Android platform.

This is my first Android phone. Previously I've had the iPhone 3G, 3GS, and iPhone 4. In my first few months of owning the GN I've had more problems than when I had my iPhone for 3+ years.

Another reboot occurred this morning after I snoozed my alarm, apparently. Thus, not waking me up in time.

I've also had to pull the battery a few times because the screen is black and unresponsive or, just plain unresponsive.

I've flashed the ROM twice, both times wiping every single thing you're supposed to wipe and clear.

Almost ready to throw in the towel.

If the iPhone displayed these kinds of problems people would be screaming and yelling about how crappy the platform is.

Very frustrating.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nocoast:
Hello...

EXCUSE ME, BUT THIS HAS GONE toooo FAR. Your, sir are a ROOT user. Do you notice how superuser pops up occasionally asking for your permission to grant yourself the rights to make modifications to the phone that CAN AND WILL potentially alter the system. No one is pooping their pants about their iPhones because no one let them out of their cage. NO ONE FORCED YOU To ROOT YOUR PHONE. The galaxy nexus is one of the BEST android phones to leave stock. The stock locked 402 (hopefully soon to be 405 ota) image is what a user like yourself should be on...Us developers essentially are giving you all the tools to either make your phones WAY sweeter, or break them. Nonetheless, almost all of the teams are open source (including gummy) and you could've reviewed ALL of the code, (even modified it to fix any bugs you might find...like say an alarm clock hotboot bug) and deemed this ROM not fit to your high standards of a ROM that can do everything and still not hiccup after your done !@#*(& it. If this same problem were to happen on your iPhone...GUESS WHAT? YOUD BE TWIRLING YOUR THUMBS UNTIL APPLE PUSHED AN OTA (which may or may not have addressed your issue) As opposed to android users like ourselves who, when facing a problem, take matters in their own hand, understand that they played their part in making the module crash or loading software that wash't phone ready and then they look for ways to FIX IT. Stop whining about the absence of some impossible utopia....Oh, and lastly, show some RESPECT to the people who bust their asses everyday trying to IMPROVE your user experience and stability aswell as performance FOR FREE, next time, instead of whining. Howbout you learn yourself some basic ADB and logcat the issue, go on their git, comment on the files that need fixing, AND CONTRIBUTE, instead of being yet another idle complainer. Much love from your friendly dev -nocoast
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kapolani:
Whoa...

Easy there killer. Don't need to get your panties in a bunch.

I never once blamed the Devs of the ROM. I understand how these things work. I understand when modifying code things can happen. I've been doing it for a living for 12+ years.

I've jailbroken every iPhone I had. I've themed the iPhone up and down. I even wrote my own app as a proof of concept.

You don't think it's reasonable to be frustrated that your phone reboots for no reason?

People on stock ROM's have this problem. People on stock ROM's lose data connections. People on stock ROM's have all sorts of problems.

I never once blamed the devs. I have, however, asked if anyone else had these problems and fixed them by doing something I haven't thought of yet.

This is a message board, correct? This is the type of place we're allowed to voice questions and opinions, right?

Step away from the keyboard. Take a breath. Relax a bit...

All I'm doing is trying to solve the problem. I've been using this ROM since 0.7.6. Didn't have a problem on 7, 8, or 9.

What's different from the others? A new release from Google 4.0.4?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jerol7190:
Thanks bro. Will install today. Have you seen any new features. Can't wait for the official version with changelog.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shimmishim:
For me... I've found that tweaking the performance setting voltages make the biggest difference in stability. One of the gummy roms I tried wouldn't work with the performance settings I used at all. Phone kept rebooting over and over again.

Went back to the previous version and it was fine. Skipped that one and with the next one it worked okay. I got random reboots and finally determined my performance settings (undervolting) was the culprit. Tweaked voltages up and rebooting stopped.

So far on 1.0.1 I've had maybe 1 or 2 reboots since loading the ROM which is better than other versions I've tried.

edit: I do agree though that the iPhone was the most stable phone I owned. I had the 3G and in the two years I owned it, I had one lock up. Just 1. If it's one thing that Apple has done right is make their products work w/o any tweaks or what not. But still, I love Android for its customization ability.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kapolani:
I haven't touched any settings at all. I am running vanilla - what the devs baked into the ROM.

Thinking about restoring to 0.9.2. Don't seem to remember having as much problems.

That's why I decided to ask if users are having problems with this build. Didn't have as many problems on the earlier builds.

There are some benefits of being a 'locked down' OS. Although the term 'locked down' is a misnomer since I was able to do just about the same things as being a 'root' user when I jailbroke my phones.

Don't get me wrong - I like the fact that I can tinker with the Android platform - I'm just frustrated with the stability and quirks the platform seems to have.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rusty815:
You should try installing a new kernel, the newer lean kernels (same type of kernel that is baked in) are rock solid and offer great improvements, try one of the experimental ones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kapolani:
Going to give it a shot tonight.

Apparently there is a new Gummy build as well.

Don't want to run another ROM. Gummy has everything I need/want it to do.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] droidrage2010:
Well said... too many times, we have lots of folks ready to jump down somebody's throat. This is the exact reason we have these forums, to help each other out.

You might make sure you've updated your radios, I've used the hybrid 4.04 versions with great success.

I also would update to the latest leankernel, it's running great for me. YMMV
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kapolani:
Thank you.

Didn't think about updating the radios. May as well.

Things to do:

1) Flash new gummy build.

2) Flash latest kernel.

3) update radios.

4) profit!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BeardedB:
Once you flash the new radios you'll be amazed by how much and where you get reception!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] meshdub:
That's really weird considering I've had almost no issues with my Nexus (aside from a few reboots on one of the earlier builds of the ROM). And I got it on the release day and been running Gummy since its first public build.

Updating the kernel is a good idea. Also when you were reflashing the ROM, did you do it using the same file? Have you tried checking md5 checksum to make sure it didn't get corrupt in some way?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
Updating the radios and bootloader stopped my random reboots
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kapolani:
I didn't have any problems prior to 1.0.1.

I went directly from 1.0.0 to 1.0.1.

I didn't look at the checksum, but going to make sure I dot my i's and cross my t's tonight when reflashing using all the tips you guys have given me.

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I haven't updated the radios - ever.

I also haven't updated the bootloader. Going to research about that. I didn't even know you can update your bootloader.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gmmorrell:
Running 1.0.1 with night leankernel

Tried to run Verizon's NFL app but it says I need Verizon's login client.

I click the button to go to play store to get it but it says the app is not compatible with my device.

Any solutions for this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
Kapolani I used this thread for mine

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php...r]4.0.2 to 4.0.4 Radio patches and bootloader
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wooddale:
shot in the dark try google
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kapolani:
Thank you very much.

I'm going to hold off on the bootloader for a bit. I re-flashed everything. Will flash if my latest attempt fails.

1) Wiped data. Twice.

2) Wiped cache.

3) Wiped Davlik.

4) Flashed Gummy 1.0.1, 3.17 gapps, 4.0.4 radios.

We'll see how this goes.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gmmorrell:
Och! I thought I might be something specific to the ROM (I'm new to this one).

Took your advice and Googled it, found an APK for Login Client here

This Link

When I open the NFL app now the login app opens automatically but wont log in. Says 'services temporarily unavailable'.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
Hope it works for you, I was getting random reboots on all the roms I ran with the original radios. Since then it's been good for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wooddale:
I read a bit on it and it said something about registering with Verizon. Im sure tere is a way to do it. Maybe someone else can help. Anyone know how to get NFL on rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gmmorrell:
I uninstalled the NFL app, My Verizon app and the Login Client app. Rebooted then reinstalled everything.

IT WORKS!

So thanks again for the guidance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
Perfect timing for the draft!!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
This is what happens when you're grown up in a sheltered environment.

Please, don't complain about it not working for you. It seems as though you have a unique experience. Obviously, you shouldn't have rooted/unlocked.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mike216:
+1 fan boys need a hack on there brains. You need to root your brain and get rid of all those fan boy tendency
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SoCalSpecialist:
im gonna flash this simply because i wanna **** a rainbow!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Esteway.619:
Haha
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kapolani:
Funny. I've probably done more with gadgets/embedded hardware/etc than you'll ever see in your life.

Furthermore, if you're implying that rooting/unlocking your phone is something akin to rocket surgery, and that it takes technically adept people to perform these actions - well, I laugh at you.

Anyways....

Unique experience, eh? Google is your friend. You'll find similar problems to mine all over the internet with regards to the Android platform.

After all that I did - above - I still got 3 reboots in a 24 hour period.

Love this ROM, but had to move on.

Flashed another ROM that seems to have a large following and am getting good results.

It's interesting to see how different devs put their 'flavor' on the various ROMs. Did a comparison of processes running and memory usage. The new ROM I'm on is much lighter and dosen't seem to use as many resources.

Will definitely come back to this ROM some time in the future. Unfortunately the latest Gummy builds don't like my phone.

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You know what's funny?

Their seems to be dipshits on both sides of the fence - Android and IOS.

There's always those tools that take things so seriously. They act like it's a smartphone competition. Always having to call the other side names etc. Haven't you guys grown up yet?

It's a freaking gadget. A phone. Nothing more. Nothing less.

Guys like you gives nerds/geeks/guys that like to tinker with gadgets a bad name. You guys perpetuate the stereo type that people who like these kinds of things are all mouth breathers that live in their parents basements.

I feel bad for you guys.

Anyway, thanks to all those that helped.

I'm out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BeardedB:
Just had a strawberry poptart. Guess what's gonna happen next!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dmarden:
Everyone should just relax and be happy that we all have so many options for hardware and software and that we're in a position to make those choices at all.

Being involved in a variety of tech fields, I have friends using all different sorts of hardware and software. Additionally... anything that's out there, I've used it myself. Honestly... they all have the same issues.

All platforms: Some people have problems, some people don't. It depends on your specific piece of hardware, what you install on it, what you do with it, and which way the wind blows (not to mention global warming, of course).

So yeah... back on topic. Gummy, I love it. It runs super well for me and my usage, the devs are fun and communicative, and they have good interactions with the rest of the development community.

Thank you Justin, Adam, and the rest of the team.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JewRican:
i am sorry you had issues man. this rom is super stable for me and i didnt even wipe coming from 4.0.3.

Absolutely LOVE this ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] belair56:
Buy an iPhone? :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nsnowdeal:
Help am I going to have to SBF?

Okay so went to install this put the files on my storage shut down went into clockwork and I wiped Dalvid cache then did wipe cache now I can't even get into my storage to install the file or even reboot just gives me the green android with the spinning thing in his chest it won't do anything.

Did I do something wrong or am I going to have to SBF? Battery pull? Any help would be appreciated.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BeardedB:
Does it say "back menu button disabled"?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nsnowdeal:
yes it does

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EDIT:: LOL:: after a couple battery pulls clockwork booted back up right and booted the OS back up

hee haw
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
SBF?

Are you sure you know what you are doing on the Nexus? lol

Remember to always wipe. (make a back up first)

Wipe data

Wipe cache

wipe dalvik

format system

install rom

install gapps (if necessary)

This is not a Motorola device, there will be no SBF using. You either use Fastboot or Odin to restore your device. If you unable to do this, there is a Galaxy Nexus toolkit to asssist you in this.

Also, if you have the normal non touch recovery, it jumps up and down a lot and will cause you to get that "back button disabled" messae. THIS is the solution so you don't have to battery pull. Keep scrolling down the list a few times , and it will then say "back button enabled".

You could also flash the CWM Touch Recovery which completely eliminates this issue
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eyc:
Custom LIGHT Levels

Can someone help me interpret the custom light level feature of this ROM?

I felt like my phone was generally too dim when set to "automatic brightness." I went into Settings > Display > Automatic Backlight > (check) Use Custom > Edit other levels.

Once in there, what do all of those increasing levels indicate? I have no idea how to interpret the figures. Is "lower" the menu bar area and "screen" is the rest of the screen? And why the range of numbers? Also, how much will the brightness change by increasing each number by 2? Is this just trial and error?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tclarkey:
Got my replacement (I was the guy with the wacky speaker issue) and did the wipe data/cache/dalvik. Installed 1.0.1, gapps from 4.22 (think that is missing some items btw) and the 4.0.4radios.zip. Did the TB restore and thought life was good once again.

The battery is draining like nobody's business. Betterbatterstats shows no app running away and CPUSpy shows it in deep sleep.

Should I redo the above steps again? Anyone else see this activity? Try another kernel?

Any and all suggestions welcome.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] currentsupply:
Gummy Version?

Can somebody please tell me how to check what Gummy version I am on?

And, it's not in "about phone" where it should be.

Thanks in advance.

I downloaded and installed the ROM the first week of April.

Also, the ROM has been great. But I LOST MY APP DRAWER BUTTON AND CAN NOT FIND IT. NOW WAY TO GET TO MY APPS. luckily i already put most all of my apps on the homescreens that I use regularly.

Please if anybody has any idea how to get my app drawer button back. Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mistawolfe:
Dude...

Long press the home screen and pick a shortcut for whatever launcher you are using. Pick "open app drawer" or something similar. Or download a different launcher.

Gummy version is in system settings I believe (not running it) not necessarily under "about phone".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] currentsupply:
Ok, I was able to get my app drawer back by long pressing homescren, choosing apex actions, and then "app drawer".

Still can't find gummy version.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LaGgY_42o:
Long press on your homepage and press apex actions then press app drawer and there ya go.

Just installed this rom on my new CLNR from verizon and I am in LOVE. Thanks dev! love your work! rom is amazing!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] japaneezy:
Loving this ROM so far. Thank you for all of your hard work! This is my first time on Gummy and I'm so impressed. Any chance we can look forward to navbar customization? I really want to stay with this rom but the nav functionality is a big thing for me (height, extra buttons, custom icons, long press options)

Again seriously great work!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] threepio:
Been using the latest version of this rom now for about a week. I have been getting lots of complete device freezes. The screen just locks up and the only way to remedy it is to do a battery pull.

It isnt a specific app or anything. it happens at random. Sometimes on teh lock screen, sometimes opening an app.

any ideas? I did a full wipe when i installed it. Ive tried a fix permissions as well to no avail.

maybe a dalvik wipe? Even tho I did that on install as well.

I am using the hotplug governor without any overclocking/undervolting changed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] extensive:
Not to state the obvious but try another governor
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] causey:
double tap home screen, choose apex. most of what you want should be there
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] threepio:
I actually changed kernels instead. I didnt realize the latest version of this ROM wasnt using leankernal. So I flashed the latest verison and now its running much smoother. No lock ups yet.

I also flashed the 4.04 radios, im noticing better 4g signal and faster wifi lock. Good deal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mk23169:
I just had the phone lock up and reboot twice into the activation screen in 5 minutes. I'm running 1.0.1 and the latest lean kernel. No oc or undervolt. Any ideas as to why this is happening?

Thanks

Mike
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] threepio:
which kernel exactly? Lookin in ur system version and tell me.

I am using the latest Imoseyon Kernel (3.0.0). Found over here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1471450

If its the stock kernel that flashed with gummy 1.0.1. I believe that is not the same kernel and there is something wrong with it.

I have not had any freezes using the Imoseyon kernel on hotplugx.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FruitBowlMafia:
:(I'm also seeing random reboots everyday running 1.0.1 with the latest lean kernel:(

It seems to always happen after my WiFi tether runs for about an hour @ lunch...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mk23169:
I am using 3.3.0 with interactivex. Does anyone else have issues with this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] threepio:
Ive been using the hotplugx kernel. No lock ups since.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rlaxton:
So with this new build my GTalk logs in but all my contacts are greyed out, anybody have this issue?

I came from Gummy .7 or .8 don't recall but I wiped the phone, factory reset, wiped the cache, flashed the ROM, then gapps

Everything works except gtalk, I wiped cache again and re-installed gapps but same issue

ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] axion68:
Shot in the dark but what color are your signal bars, grey or blue?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rlaxton:
Grey but every other app that needs web works fine
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] guywmustang:
Good for me with lean kernel 3.4.0 with interactivex profile.

With light usage it'll easily last a day on verizon 4g!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tclarkey:
I extracted the gummy 1.0.1 zip file and added a new .ogg file to the Notifications folder and then zipped it again. When I went to use it in CWM it failed. What's the secret?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tmlhodge:
Zip it in Linux or Android... easiest way.. but windows is no bueno
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tclarkey:
I copied the folder to the phone and then compressed it (zip) using ES Explorer. Tried it again and it failed.

It's not a huge deal as I am just trying to add notify.ogg to the Notifications folder (yahoo mail can only see that folder and not from the SDCard Notifications folder).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] belair56:
You should be able to just move the .ogg files to the folder using es explorer then reboot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tclarkey:
I tried that first and it says "notify.ogg copy failed"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] belair56:
Well hell, I do change/delete a lot of of files before I flash a ROM. I open the ROM with 7-zip on my laptop first. Change the files close it then put it on the phone to flash.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fix-this!:
are there any mods available for this rom to separate the 4g/3g icons from the signal? i know there is a mod for aokp roms.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gwenny:
I'm still having issues with click-through links on the browser (any browser, I tried on both the stock browser and chrome)....If i click on something that re-directs me, it doesn't open at all (for example, going to slickdeals and clicking on one of the product links in the thread).

Anyone have similar problems or know what I need to do?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Joediver53:
Any plans for adding weather to the notification tab?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tclarkey:
adb push notify.ogg /system/media/audio/notifications/notify.ogg

* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *

* daemon started successfully *

failed to copy 'notify.ogg' to '/system/media/audio/notifications/notify.ogg': R

ead-only file system

How do I change the permissions on the /system folder so it's not Read-only? Does the bootloader need to be unlocked to do this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] belair56:
I believe adb shell

Then

mount -0 rw, remount /system

Oh...... bootloader not sure?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chopstix9:
Maybe I am missing what you are asking? In the Gummy Settings section of system settings, you have Power Widget options. In there, you can select which buttons to use on your pull down power bar. It has buttons to toggle 4g/LTE and there's also a button to toggle all data traffic. I use the LTE toggle since I'm in an area that isn't lit yet with LTE. I leave the 4G radio off when around home to conserve battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] axion68:
Grey means you arent connected to google servers. Blue means you are. I have the 4.04 radios and I get a lot of grey bars. Not sure if it is the radio version or not but that is what I suspect. That's probably why you can't chat. Connect via wifi and you will probably have blue wifi bars and it should work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fix-this!:
like this: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/19083-modzip-themer-status-bar-signaldata-traffic-mods-aokp-m5/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BKinney:
Mine always reboots when using tether
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fix-this!:
Anybody else getting dialer lag when switching the tabs between the phone, call log and contacts?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tclarkey:
Thanks for the recommendation, but that didn't work either...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fix-this!:
funny i just noticed there are no crt animations on this? any reason why or how can i add it to the rom? :confused: