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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wljohnson05:
Why push out an SDK port when they can just wait for the source to be released and spend time working something quality instead of just "making it work". I know the JB roms out now are pretty slick, but they don't have all the advanced features we currently have. I have no issue waiting a little while for something incredible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
Installed build 40, the search bar disappeared. How do I get it back?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thesaint90304:
I agree with you. As nice as the new JB may seem the AOKP has the customization that all rooter love. Once you get use to customizing it becomes an addiction. AOKP will bring the best out of JB, and no doubt.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubomime:
Sounds like you need to install gapps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pitnefor:
why doesnt the OP update the god damn links. both download links go to 404's and have for a while. SHAPE THE F UP!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] alphanu22:
calm down...

bookmark this http://aokp.co/index.php/news and take a shot :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tacosrdelicioso:
Wow you're an ahole
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyhook:
Wow.... you just failed at life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
Doh, brain- fart. I knew I forgot something. Thanks.

Running JB for a few days...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SirBindy:
Why haven't you learned by now that the aokp site is http://aokp.co? SHAPE THE F UP!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shiznu:
Burn!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cynthedic:
Do you get free tether with this rom??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gahh Its Lee:
Yep
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thefivetheory:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=aokp&l=1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kimusubi:
After I flashed build 40, my screen flickers green every once in a while. Any idea why this is happening?

- Ali
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fullmetal509:
I had a similar problem where my screen flicker but not green, I just clean reflashed and haven't haven't had it happen again.

Via Galaxy Nexus [LTE]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aliensquale:
I wasn't too try JB really bad but don't want to leave aokp!

What does JB give you right now that aoko does not?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] impulse101:
Google Now (complete new search and voice search system which is great)

Butter UI (makes ICS look slow and laggy in comparison)

I wont go back to AOKP until they implement JB in a few weeks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubomime:
Project Butter ramps up cpu speed on key press. Notification pulldown screen is different. Google Now, as mentioned. Some new and revised widgets, such as a new native messaging widget. Keyboard prediction is more intuitive, much like swift key. New wallpapers..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] computerpro3:
Is anyone having wifi issues on the latest 40 build? I can't maintain a wifi connection for more than 60ish seconds before it drops and reconnects.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ace8707:
I've been on 40 for a while and haven't had any wifi issues but I think no saw other people post with similar problems...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] superstargoddess:
Because they work for Rootzwiki now! :D

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent ICS Blue Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sway40:
Don't forget, it gives you special powers to...jb is the **** hands down, I miss the extra crap but I can live without it for a while.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bovineyard:
Audio or bluetooth problems in #40???

Anyone else? My audio doesn't resume when plugging in headset, or after a phone call, and after some notifications, as it did on earlier builds and stock. Also, I randomly lose bluetooth headset controls, and have to reset bluetooth for them to work. I have tried IMO's, Francos, and Faux kernel with same results. Looking forward to build #41 to hopefully return these behaviors to normal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] clos101:
What version & kernel are you running? I tried JB coming from aokp milestone with franco milestone. full wipe, reformat etc.. It was sluggish and choppy, after one reboot, endless bootloop. Where did I go wrong? lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bovineyard:
Wow this thread became a ghost town all of a sudden! Hope this doesn't mean the end of ICS development for AOKP, I am not ready for JB with all the problems people are having.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] funmerlin:
I've flashed two different versions, and no problems. And I'm not going back...butter and google now are huge improvements. Maybe once the AOSP is out, things will settle down for those folks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] devator22:
I flashed the ported build as soon as it happened, and ran vicious v1 for a week with no problems. There are quite a few different builds now, and most of them have no problems. Use varnirbean. The people having problems either did something wrong, or have a bad phone/download. Jb is ics's froyo. The improvements make all the customize junk irrelevant, in my humble opinion.

Tl;dr, flash Jb, never look back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sway40:
All the problems? You realize the problems are bc these are ported roms to cdma phones, and the problems are mostly from not doing **** right in the flashing process or choosing a right kernel. Once Google releases the code for jb it'll be just as reliable as ics. Been this way for a while...just sayin!!!

I've been on jb since it's release with franco kernel and not one problem.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kingoanklebreakn:
Exactly. I'll come back once JB has been implemented but until then I'm sticking with Vanirbean. I haven't had a single problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ElectronicYank:
Roman talks about milestone 6 and jb here

http://aokp.co/site/index.php?/topic/444-milestone-6-and-beyond/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
It's a good read.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CaddymanLNL:
that is good to read, i was a DEVOUT AOKP rommer, since i first flashed it to my gnex many months ago. since JB dropped and I flashed that, i can't go back....

awesome to see a JB rom from AOKP will eventually be available.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flytechguy:
Sticking with AOKP as they are most likely waiting for the source for JB to be released as I'm reading lot of folks having issues with GPS and other things that aren't resolving as they should. Fast with JB may be all well and good, but for me, stability and usability combined is king. Look forward to the guys rendition of JB.

No doubt it will be awesome and I will ride out their last shot at ICS in the meantime.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaze one:
Same here. I flashed Jelly Bean and can't turn back. I figured they would drop AOKP JB, good to hear.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] infazzdar:
AOKP Jelly Bean will be excellent. I know this team will take the code and blow every other ROM out of the water!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cbo02:
JB is problem free if you can follow basic instructions.... Can't go back .... its just to damn fast and fluid. It also has a few nice additions to Android.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubomime:
I'll agree its cool, but problem free is a bit of a stretch.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kingoanklebreakn:
Mine is problem free too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubomime:
Good fer you!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kimusubi:
Looks like Milestone 6 is now available.

http://aokp.co/index.php/releases/_/milestone-6-r27
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flytechguy:
Preliminary results from Milestone 6 with Franco r196 - smoother than a baby's butt. Great work, guys! I look highly forward to your jelly bean AOKP. I'm sticking with this until then.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dark Lazer:
Is there a mirror by any chance? The link to the AOKP site has been down for hours.

Edit: NVM just got it off http://goo.im/devs/aokp/toro/aokp_toro_milestone-6.zip
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kingoanklebreakn:
Looking forward to Jelly Bean AOKP. With a rewrite, it'll probably be even better than the ICS ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hullbay:
Would you say Franco's kernel is the best out of all of them?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flytechguy:
I've tried them all and I seem to get the best results with battery life with on demand and a slight under clock. About 14-18+ hours with moderate use, brightness turned down, etc.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] M3TR1C:
Upgrading from build 38 to M6 is just applying the update or does it require the works with the full wipe? Would like to use this as a final upgrade before the infamous AOKP Jelly Bean comes out. Just been happy with build 38 for the time being but always looking for better battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] druhaul:
since I updated to milestone 6, when I pull down my notification bar, the date no longer shows...

anyone else experiencing this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ktownhero:
JB is far from problem free, especially with devs including alpha build kernels that risk your device and claim "100% fully functional".

Also, the enhancements in JB are nowhere near the big deal that you're making them out to be. ICS is perfectly fine until a full AOKP or CM build of JB arrives.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sway40:
I've been on jb from the beginning and not one issue, and if you can't see how much smoother and faster jb is over ics that sux for you. That's fine if you wanna wait for aokp and cm for customizations, but don't assume a few people having issues is a widespread problem. A bunch of people use jb roms problem free.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] danperde:
+1 I love AOKP ROM, flashed it on the first day I got my Gnex. But seeing the fluidity and speed of JB, plus the Google Now app, I flashed Team Liquid's JB ROM first day when it came out. Never had any issue; no GPS issues, no kernel issues (using faux kernel, which I always trust), no WIFI or bluetooth issues. I'm not saying other people are lying, but if you know what you are doing, follow the instruction and have a little bit of common sense, you shouldn't have any problems on using JB at this stage of OS development. I can't wait to see the JB based ROM Team Kang will come out with.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ktownhero:
I can see the changes in JB, and they are welcome. Personally, the minor improvements in JB aren't worth the significant setbacks in customization from a mature ICS ROM. But that's just me, not everybody has to follow suit. The improved voice control is probably the best JB upgrade that I look forward to having back. I ran JB for a few days before going back to ICS.

On topic, I upgraded to Milestone 6 earlier and looks like it's a nice cap-off to the AOKP ICS builds. Performance seems to have improved noticeably (not that it was a problem before), as well as battery life. As per usual, I'm running it with Franco MS4.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dark Lazer:
So I'm having a problem with m6. Every so often, the screen won't turn on if I hit the power button. I have to do a battery pull. Unfortunately this has been happening to me since aokp got into the 30's and up. I try other roms and this doesn't happen. It sucks because I like aokp the most but I can't use it daily when this happens 3 times a day.

I'm using the stock kernel, any recommendations?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wljohnson05:
4.1 source has been released. It's only a matter of time before we have a badass AOKP ROM now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aliensquale:
is it worth waiting for AOKP to come out with a JB build or should I just get the Liquid JB now?

currently running AOKP milestone 2 with Franco kernel milestone 4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] impulse101:
You can do both. You probably are going to have to wipe going to AOKP JB anyway...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sway40:
There's no probably in wiping, he's on an old ass aokp version, he should wipe going to anything new, ESPECIALLY jb since it's all new code.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aliensquale:
I agree I will wipe everything, but that stinks because I have my Titanium backups but if I can't restore all my apps and data what the hell good is having Titanium Backup in the first place?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] impulse101:
It doesnt wipe your SD card and that is where all your backups are so you don't lose those
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ktownhero:
Is it just me or does Milestone 6 seem to have significantly worse battery life than 5? I run Franco Milestone 4 with both of them, and it seems like with MS6 my battery is draining significantly faster.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aliensquale:
I realize this, but you can't restore the apps and data from a ICS build into a JB build.. not a good idea!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DoctorSasquatch:
I've been able to do it with no problems or apps misbehaving or apps crashing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] impulse101:
of course you can lol, no problem at all
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyattyoss:
Just don't try to do system apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gfropr:
Here's what I'm getting on Milestone 6 with the latest Franco kernel, I have a Seidio 3800 Mah extended battery. Is this decent battery life? I can't make it better I've tried everything. I'm undervolted, juice defended, and under clocked. Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raphenucleus:
That's not very good for a 3800 mAh battery. I use the Samsung 2100 mAh battery and regularly get 3 hours screen time / 24 hours standby on 4g. I'm on AOKP M5 with Franco n158 (I've tried all the latest versions of Franco's kernel, but this has given me the best results to date). My tips for you would be to stop undervolting and let smart reflex do it for you, use interactive or ondemand governor, use dark backgrounds whenever possible (see here for gapps and system apps), use CPU Spy to make sure your phone's going into deep sleep, and use Better Battery Stats to check for wakelocks and renegade apps. Juice Defender could be draining the battery if you turn your phone off and on a lot or use it to auto-enable/disable wifi based on location. And I haven't noticed any battery improvement by underclocking, but if you do and you don't notice or mind the lag, then it's probably not hurting anything. Hope this helps!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wljohnson05:
From the looks of it, you were doing some hardcore work on wifi. You see where that comes on your battery just drops out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CanesDrew:
Just installed AOKP Build 40. Can't believe I didn't find this sooner. Amazing rom that rejuvenates my already awesome Nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wyattyoss:
Its a shame that milestone 6 is already out and you've already installed build 40
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubomime:
Was thinking the same thing...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aliensquale:
I'm on AOKP build 32 running Franco Kernal milestone 4.

the phone is very stable but I often have problems with the speaker volume... I have the 3800 extended battery on my Nexus so not sure if that is blocking some of the speaker but the speaker volume is TERRIBLE on this phone, very low. Sometimes when I hit the volume up and down the speaker goes almost silent, then goes to all the way loud, it's very strange.. no ryhme or reason.

in the franco kernal app I have the sound boost set to '3' which is the loudest, and still at that my speaker level on this phone pales in comparrison to my friends iphone speaker.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubomime:
First of all, upgrade to milestone 6. Next, try volume+, I hear it works well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raphenucleus:
Sound boost in the kernel will only increase the volume when you have headphones plugged in, not when you're using the external speaker. Upgrading the ROM might help, but I've always noticed the sound to be quiet compared to other phones, regardless of ROM or build; granted I haven't tried M6 yet, but I didn't see anything about it in the changelog. Volume+ should help, though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubomime:
Yeah updating to milestone 6 won't help volume, but why be on 4 when 6 is out?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
Trying M6 right now, it's a treat to say the least.

Using Franco 180 as my kernel, for better life, what would you suggest as governor? Wheatley or interactive?

I was getting around 2hr 45 mins screen on time with stock battery and LiquidSmooth ROM, same kernel.

Wanting to see if I can push 3hr 30 mins screen on with the 2100mAh battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raphenucleus:
Interactive, definitely. I tested Wheatley for a couple of days and thought it spent too much time in the higher CPU states, plus it gave me worse battery life. The franco kernel that gave me the best battery life (3h45m screen on, 24h standby, 4g the entire time) was n158, but M4 was pretty good too after I gave it a couple of days to settle. I'm currently running leankernel 3.10.0 and it's too early to be sure (only about a day with it so far), but it seems to have excellent battery life (on track for 3h screen on, 24h standby). I switched from lean to franco a while ago because franco was giving me better battery life, but I think lean might be better for battery again. Jame Bond is another one worth trying if you're after the best battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aliensquale:
If i go from build 32 to milestone 6, can i just do a full titanium restore of all apps AND data? How about system data? I really don't want to spend time reinstalling apps and redoing the settings in those apps everyone I update to a newer ROM
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Antob125:
NEVER system data.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flytechguy:
Shouldnt be an issue. I would avoid system data. You never know what issues will arise from that. Its very smooth and worth waiting for the Jelly Beans iteration while things get worked out there. I tried JB and its awesome but a bit wonky on a cell connection front (signal seemingly wasn't as good) plus missing some of the custom feeling that AOKP has to offer. Went back to it after a day.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aliensquale:
okay so I did a clean install of AOKP milestone 6 with franco kernal milestone 4. I ONLY restored user apps and data,, NO system data.

I have the Volume+ free app installed plus I have the DSP Manager (I had to install this one straight from the .apk file I found online) app installed.

what I'm finding is that if my phone say is playing music and then a get a phone call coming in, the phone rings but then I get a message popping up on the screen saying that Volume+ experienced and error and force closed and the same message for DSP Manager right behind it. It's very strange!

but I DO notice a slight increase in sound volume now using the Volume+ app and setting it at number +4 the highest you can go.. it's a slight increase, nothing huge however
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raphenucleus:
It could be an issue caused by running both DSP Manager and Volume+. Volume+ is basically a modified version of DSP Manager, so running them both could create conflicts that cause them to malfunction. I'd recommend uninstalling DSP Manager and see if the problem persists (you might have to uninstall Volume+ too, then reinstall it). If that's not it, it could just be an incompatibility with the ROM or the kernel; they say CyanogenMod or MIUI is recommended.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
Trying interactive currently and my battery life is fantastic so far.

2hr screen on and still 59% battery left.

Only 8 hours off charger but I've been using phone straight for past hour and a half, mix of wifi and 3G.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raphenucleus:
Yeah, interactive is a beast! People often say that ondemand is the best on battery life, but in my experience interactive is.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] I Am Marino:
So I finished with 16 hours on battery and 4 hours and 20 mins of screen on time.

3% battery, mix of wifi and 3G.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jaenizzo:
How to get that date back in the notification bar on m6
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubomime:
Settings, ROM settings, clock. If youre talking about day of the week in status bar.

I don't recollect a setting to show or hide the actual date.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] druhaul:
he's talking about when you pull down the notification bar the date doesnt show anymore in M6...I been trying to figure out how to get the date back with no success...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Antob125:
Settings, Rom Settings, Weather, Enable weather.

If your like me who doesn't use this feature normally, just make refresh interval 0 so it doesn't update or show.

And magically date will show.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NinjaMic:
Is it just me or does Settings FC everytime you try to check Storage? Rebooting doesnt fix this.

I'm on Milestone 6 with franco milestone 4.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raphenucleus:
It's not just you, it happens to me too. I'm not sure what the issue is but there are apps available with the same functionality, such as Storage Analyser, if you need a workaround.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] druhaul:
thanks man that worked for me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raphenucleus:
For anyone having GPS issues on AOKP M6 (or any version/ROM for that matter), try flashing the GPS fix from here. It was made to fix GPS issues on JB ROMs, but it's just the stock IMM76K 4.0.4 files, so it works on ICS too. I was having an awful time getting GPS to lock, so I flashed this and it works perfectly now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rkerrddd:
Apps won't download from market but will update when try too download get error

Says error processing purchase when trying too download new apps
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raphenucleus:
Try clearing cache and data in the app (Settings>Apps>All>Google Play Store>Clear Cache, Clear Data), then reopen it, accept the terms, and see if it works now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JayDaKissEP:
Jelly Bean

I'm not sure if anyone has mentioned it here yet but AOKP has released their Jelly Bean Preview Build. I'm running it right now and it's really smooth. You can get details from their Google+ page or over on Rootz
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Neo3D:
Nice work Roman and team!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aliensquale:
Is there a JB version out yet? Worth updating to any JB version? I'm running the latest aokp milestone right now
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yutzyscott:
Not yet but, you can periodically check by clicking the aokp site link in the OP
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chopper the dog:
You guys need to get out more. http://rootzwiki.com/topic/31650-aokp-jellybean-official-nightlies/

good day.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zakth:
It's rock solid. I do believe it has tethering, but cannot confirm that as it's not a feature I care much about.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheTomas:
I've loved this rom ever since I got the Milestone 1 build working, and the Milestone 2 is even better. However, the only thing I miss from previous roms I've tried (on previous phones no less) is detailed auto brightness control. On cyanogenmod for my og droid (two phones ago) you could set auto brightness levels based on the reading off the ambient light sensor. I could measure the amount of light in my bedroom at night and set the screen to super dim, set it under a desk lamp and set an indoor level, and then take it out in the sun to set up when it needed to go to full brightness.

Is there any way we can get this kind of feature in this rom, or does anyone know of a rom that has it plus all the stability and other features of AOKP Milestone 2?

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PolishPauL11:
Is it failing on the .android-secure part? I googled it and someone said to delete that folder. I haven't tested to see if it works yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zehkaiser:
The app Tasker has this feature. You can read a profile that reads the sensor and you can set the brightness based on that data. The app is expensive, but it's crazy powerful. You can get a week of use without paying if you dl from their website. Google Tasker.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PolishPauL11:
I love Tasker but wouldn't it lag more and use more battery?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] n0m0n:
OK I'm confused now, is this for the Galaxy Nexus (CDMA) or the Milestone?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] webmastir:
CDMA Galaxy Nexus but he's just calling the "Milestone #" a release ...sort of like a "stable release 2" .. as in he's reached the first or second milestone of this ROM(just a combination of all builds etc, i think). I was confused at first too, thinking it was a phone =P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] n0m0n:
Oh ok so is it better to install the Milestone2 release of the one released last night?

And does the Milestone have the GAPP's installed or do I still need to install that separately?

Thanks