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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TEK112:
Because it is faux pas to release something for free and then ask for money. However, for the donating majority of us, we would always suggest to buy the app and support the dev. All people are getting from posts like yours is that you shouldn't support the dev. That is the wrong message to send.

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Stupid app?

Dude, you look ridiculous.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheGratefulDead:
I see your point but why jump on dudes balls and make him look like a **** just shut up and talk android like I should have done instead to stir this dumb ass convo up.

Sent from my GNex-Slim Bean 1.0
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ghilliek9:
THANK YOU TEK! Sorry if I'm a little out of line...if one can't afford $3.00, I get it, trust me but as you have mentioned before, how can s/he afford an expensive phone and all that comes with it? What really got me is the way it was portrayed on here...stating you won't support the dev because of all that garbage...come on. Stay stock then and enjoy your slow phone. Sure they'll never ask for money and I never donated because I think he needs it, it was more out of respect and being thankful.

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I'm sorry...I was out of line...and yes, let's talk about android...hey, what does everybody think about all the iPhone5 rumors? Huh...huh?? lol JK
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TEK112:
It's not "jumping on the dudes balls."

If someone needs help that is one thing, but don't say you won't buy the app without any reason behind it and ask for help at the same time. It looks ungrateful.

It makes me sick when people talk that way about $3. Seriously, if $3 means the difference between eating and starving, you need to reassess things.

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You may have been a bit over the top, but your point was well received.

Vagtastic??? I'll give you credit, it is original.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ghilliek9:
Yeahh....I tend to say stupid crap before I think/type....I'm sorry. I am just so thankful to these guys. I've also brought so many of my friends on board as far as flashing roms/kernels and they all fell in love with their phones all over again and can't stop flashing. In my book, hard work is awarded and **** the whole "good job and pad on the back" philosophy....let's give them a real award. Anyway, I'm done being mad....bottom line is we're all here to get help from experts and people who care enough to take time and make our daily phone experiences a lot more fun.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TEK112:
So....... back on track.

Has anyone else noticed occasional complete signal loss on builds 225 up?

Verizon G Nexus, CDMA only (poor 4G coverage so I disable it), the phone will just show 0 bars and stay that way until a reboot. Toggling airplane mode or LTE doesn't fix it, only a reboot. This has happened 3 times since 225, just to show how rare it is. It has happened on two different ROMs, so it points towards the kernel.

Anyone else?

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I know how you feel. I have francos app, rom manager, trinitys app, enhanced email and a bunch others.

It starts to feel like a bit much, but when I calculate the time they save me, their apps really are invaluable.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ghilliek9:
Nope, r225 has been the best for me out of the new JB kernels. Great battery life compared to other one. I wish that he could get one to run like r156 on ICS, that was THE BEST one ever! I've posted some phenomenal pix of screen on batter life and more. r225 is pretty close though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheGratefulDead:
My apologizes also. In that whole thing haha i think we handle it pretty well though. I was actually wondering when lean kernel was going to be updated to lastest jb verison in the app. its still showing ICS for lk

Sent from my GNex-Slim Bean 1.0
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hungry Man:
lol what a weird conversation. The only thing I said was that I wished that the app were free, somehow this was misconstrued by users to mean that I'm asking for it for free or think it should be free or don't want to pay or don't wish I could pay.

Can't believe such a simple comment got taken so far away from my intention lol I see no reason for anyone to be so upset over this.

You are very confused if you think this is what I was saying.

Again, no reason to be upset. If you're upset about this for some reason you're either seriously overreacting or you're misunderstanding what I was saying.

Anyways, on 225 and it's working fine for me.

Going to buy an extended battery life though - the kernel stuff is all good for battery life, it's undervolted pretty far down and isn't the issue. The screen though... seriously eats up battery. IDK if anyone has experienced this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TMFGO45:
IF I just read this correctly, and I do mean IF.....I see something hilarious here...

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus! (AOKP M6 , Leankernel 3.9.0 exp4, 4.0.4 Radios, Inverted Gapps, TWRP 2.2 Recovery)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dirtygreek:
What the hell is this? I come in here looking for updates on the kernel and I see this nonsense? GTFO with this crap.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] alatedseraph:
Hey franco, I use the palm pre touchstone mod on my phone so that I can have induction charging on my phone. I can notice a difference in mA current strength between ics and jb specifically in my car where it needs fast charge just to work. When charing in the car, if the screen turns off the charging stops pulling enough current to stay connected. Also the charging speed is slower in general.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] timbck2:
First of all, I'm glad you're having a great time on holiday Franco - you deserve it after all the hard work you put into this kernel!

I have a couple of minor issues to report - just annoyances really. I'm on #230 on Liquid Jellybean v2.0 alpha 6. I'm using ondemand governor.

One thing I noticed is that in "About Phone" it says the Kernel version is "unavailable" - is it supposed to?

The issues are as follows - on every reboot, Max CPU always resets to 1228MHz (I like it at 1305), Max frequency for screen off always resets to 729MHz (I keep it at 384), and my OMAP Gamma setting doesn't apply (meaning it shows my setting of 1.4 in the application, but I can tell by looking at the screen it isn't set to that, and if I change it to another setting then back to 1.4 it does take effect). I DO have Set CPU settings on boot checked, as well as Set Governor Control on boot, and I'm running SuperSU Pro.

It's strange that the Max CPU and Max frequency for screen off show the reset values in the Franco application, but the OMAP Gamma shows my set value, though it isn't applied until I change it and change it back.

UPDATE

: Never mind - I just ran SuperSU directly and it prompted me to update its binaries - after doing so, everything works as it should! I wish it updated its binaries through the Play Store so there would be automatic notification of updates instead of having to check it periodically.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TEK112:
You don't have to update it periodically. When you switched from superuser to supersu, you have do open the app so supersu can be granted permissions and then it will update the binaries. Then you don't have to touch it again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hungry Man:
@TEK

Just had this issue and came in to check if anyone else had had it. On the latest nightly for JB and Vicious Toro.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
You need to calm down, sometimes people legitimately don't have the money to spend. I got my GNex on a penny deal with a 2yr contract, how do you know he didn't? Having the device doesnt mean you have money to spend all the time and if anything you are the disrespectful one. I'm tired of people acting like those who can't afford to spend outside their budget even a little are douche bags.

Edit: just noticed an apology I believe but my opinion still stands
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
This is the ridiculous elitist attitude I don't allow in my kernel thread. Someone shouldn't be required to purchase or donate anything to get community based support. If they wanted in depth support is one thing, but we are supposed to be part of an OPEN SOURCE community here. Notice the OPEN, and the idea of COMMUNITY is to help each other. The whole idea of open source revolves around openness and supporting and making it available to everyone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xavier86:
Crying towel anyone?

Rocking CM RC2, 196 512gpu works beautiful, Reloading up jelly bean soon because I miss it. 223 512gpu nightly did very well for me on a euroskank nightly which I'll be switching back to when I get home from work.

Thank you Franco and his followers for your volunteered assistance to Franco with tech support.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hungry Man:
@ECOTOX,

I definitely appreciate that. My situation is fairly specific to me as far as I know. I'd rather not derail the topic though. I'm actually a CS student and I'm all about FOSS and community projects (back when the Eris was popular I supported the community quite a bit) so I feel where you're coming from with that.

Again though, I think it's all a misunderstanding that got blown up a bit.

In my opinion moving on to the topic at hand ie: the kernel, is in everyone's best interests.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
You try the 230 nightly? Working well here with the 512gpu version and 1.5ghz :) I'm on jellybro nightly 7/30
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Agreed, but make sure to keep in mind everyone, on the other side of the Internet there is still a person even if you can't see them, so treat them appropriately
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TEK112:
You are entitled to your opinion.

However, mine still stands.

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Yes, and calling people "douche bags" is acceptable?

Well done.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I believe you misread the comment, I didn't call anyone that if you read it properly and not selectively looking for ammo
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TEK112:
You're right, I did misread it. You weren't calling us douche bags, you were spreading lies saying we called others douche bags for not buying an app.

Thanks for that correction.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Again not what was said -.-
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aksolanki:
Hi, to the members having their private debate in this public forum, please take this onto private messages. This thread is getting lost, and I'm sure I speak for the majority of us when I say we would rather talk about Francisco's kernel. Right?

Have fun.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ibenjakinov:
Been using the Glados kernel since switching to JB. Does Franco's 4.4.1 JB kernel allow for the ability to adjust regulator voltages like the Glados kernel?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xavier86:
Running the 230 512gpu on euroskanks 7/31 build. Played real racing 2 at 1.6 high 1.2 low for a little over an hour straight and stable so far. No force closes with a titanium restore. Its a good nightly in my book.

BTW if you install the Pure HD theme for the apex launcher it won't apply the theme completely, something about encryption with Google play on jelly bean. Anyhow just email the dev with the email in the description and they will send u an unencrypted version that works

:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ghilliek9:
Not even worth it TEK. Some people just don't get it. He's just used to being on welfare and collecting from the government...he won't buy it until its free...we can all just drop this now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xavier86:
People have been reporting long boot times with the ICS boot loader. I haven't flashed a the jb boot loader and I'm not experiencing long boots... so is more of a bragging rights type deal?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] II12yanII:
I flashed 230 386 gpu for jelly bean and my phone is not going into deep sleep when the screen is off please help me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xavier86:
Load up this and see what may be keep your phone awake.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nextapp.systempanel

The only way I have been able to fix it is wiping everything, system, cache, data, dalvik cache and try installing the ROM again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] II12yanII:
Well my phone was going to sleep when I was using build 223 and I flashed 230 then my phone no longer goes to deep sleep
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xavier86:
Go back to 223
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
That's the only thing you've changed? No changes to a new nightly of an JB build? If its just the kernel you changed perhaps just try a wipe of cache/dalvik and reflash? I haven't had any issues with phones not going into deep sleep for a long time as long as I make sure those get wiped. Any other info you got would be nice.

Edit: also make sure no apps are tweakin out causing the phone not to sleep.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
No reason he should have to, in my experience its usually the ROM or an app causing sleep issues
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TEK112:
It actually does help a bit. Using the old boot loader and making system changes would invoke a boot time of up to 15 minutes.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xavier86:
Mine boots well under a min or two.. interesting
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xxxdc5:
I'm sorry if this is a stupid question but...

for the Jelly Bean kernal, what's the difference between the 512 and 384? is that just the minimum clock speed and does one run better than the other??

currently running r223 512 and see some slow downs and reboots so I was thinking about updating to 230
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xavier86:
GPU clocked at 384mhz or 512mhz. 512 is faster, 384 is a little bump up from stock
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xxxdc5:
OK thats what i figured. I'm on 512 and it's not fast at all and has slow downs. Is one generally more stable?

and who knows how 230 is?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anthony92170:
230 runs great. battery is good about 2hrs on screen
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xavier86:
Every phone behaves differently.

In what aspect is it not fast?

Keep in mind a nightly isn't considered an official release nor is it considered a stable release. I reference a nightly release personally stable for me in the sense that nothing is force closing, Im not boot looping, Im not experiencing wake locks, and I'm not experiencing random reboots.

A lot of jelly bean and ICS ROMs based on source aren't considered stable either just yet because perfection is still in the works. For example CM9 RC2 is a release candidate, but its not a stable release.

Your combining an incomplete kernel with an incomplete ROM and your going to run into hitches lag now and then until its perfected
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BenjRubenstein:
Vibrate power

Does this kernel allow you to increase the strength of the vibrate motor?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TEK112:
No.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BenjRubenstein:
Well it should :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TEK112:
That's another thing entirely. Maybe you should ask Franco and sweeten the deal with a bribe... I mean donation...:laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BenjRubenstein:
Perhaps you are correct.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gfropr:
I was on another kernel for a long time, and I didn't notice how great the colors on Franco's kernels look until I went back to r196, its like having a new phone!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rosser725:
Which one has the best battery life for bamf paradigm (jellybean)?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sway40:
Every phone/ROM is different , you tell us.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Android.Ninja:
LoL. This thread is everywhere. :D

Sent from my Jelly Bean Nexus.

Educate yourself before posting by using the search.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] butikofer08:
Good God man, get over it. Where's the moderators when you need them. I'd be willing to donate to a fund to suspend accounts that post like this....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TEK112:
Good luck with that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xavier86:
231 is running good on paranoid ROM. 1.7 seems stable but 1.8 lasts a min or two then reboots.

Still a very snappy kernel and couldn't ask for better.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TEK112:
Did you disable thermal throttling?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xavier86:
No
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TEK112:
If you do, it will last longer.

However, if the temperature goes critical it will hot boot instead of throttling back to avoid a hot boot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xavier86:
Yea even at 1.5 with GTA 3 it lagged out and shut down. I'm on paranoid ATM I think I'm going back to euroskank
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bulvine420:
Use the new AOKP ROM it has the same features and then some plus e erything is working
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bbernardini:
I'm having a problem using this kernel with Jellybro. Every time I click on "Storage" under Settings, I get a FC. Same thing happens with leankernel. Below is a link to the logcat while running this kernel. Sorry for the extraneous stuff, but I'm new to logcats, and didn't know how to narrow down the results.

pastebin.com/WezWkr2L
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sytech55:
Just downloaded/flashed nightly r232 (384) for jellybean using franco.Kernel Updater.

Running Vicious JellyBean 4.1.1 V1

Any recommended settings? Looking for good battery life with stable environment on phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jcmm11:
Start with the default settings and see how that works for you
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hungry Man:
240 doesn't seem to want to boot on Cyanogen.

edit: Had to wipe cache partition. Booting now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackhand1001:
That's an issue with all recent cm builds regardless of device. I think they finally fixed it in the last day or two. Winner00s build has it fixed.

Edit: happens with Franco kernel still in the latest build. The patch in cm must have been in the kernel. I guess Franco has to figure out what that is. The force close used to happen on the stock cm kernel as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Explodee:
I'm new to flashing kernels but am very good with everything else. Just wondering what I should be using for a Bamf Paradigm JB rom. I flashed the Milestone 4 and it got me stuck at the Google logo. So did I mess up with flashing, or do I want one of the different downloads? I really want to improve battery life and be stable and snappy, and don't care so much about overclocking since it's built into Bamf.

Which one?

Milestone 4

384 Nightly

512 Nightly

or Jelly Bean kernel for 4.1/4.1.1 only

Please don't tell me to do a search because I did that and couldn't find anything. Also not reading 500+ pages of posts, thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sway40:
Ms is an ics kernel, you need a nightly jb kernel, so flash 241w/384 gpu and you'll be happy.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Explodee:
Awesome, thanks! Got it going now. Still too early to see any differences I guess...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hungry Man:
Anyone else undervolting? Seems like I'm stable at lower voltages than previous versions. Also the 230Mhz slot doesn't seem to work - it can't be undervolted (or it uses the 384 voltage).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nativesmiley:
im running Eclipse Jellybean Build 9 and was wondering which kernel is best for it. thank you very much
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NotSoSiniSter:
Super long boot time

Hey franco. Love the kernel, just a slight problem,

I upgraded from 4.0.4 to 4.1.1 Bugless Beast, August 8th build. (His lastest). Clean install. First thing I did was download the updater app and flashed r232. When it reboot, it took forever to turn back on. It sat on the "Google" splash for something like 5 minutes. When it gets to the colorful "X" it boots up nice and quick. When I flashed r240, the problem seemed to go away. It was on the Google splash for like 20 seconds, and boot up. I just flashed r241, and the problem came back. Would you know I might be able to do? Thank you!!! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] XGrinder911:
What's the major difference between this and lean featured in the app?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jcmm11:
Do you have a jellybean boot loader installed? If not then install one. It will still occasionally take a while to boot, mostly when there are changes in the system partition. But most boots will be quick.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raphenucleus:
Not too much in terms of features, but a lot is different under the hood. Compare the leankernel OP with the franco OP for a list of differences. For the differences between leankernel experimentals and franco nightlies see here and here/here.

EDIT: I realized what I wrote above was kind of an incomplete answer, so I'll expand with some generalizations based on my my experience with both kernels. Keep in mind that most of that experience is with the ICS kernels, but I've run the JB versions of both as well and think it applies. In general, leankernel has better battery life but is more unstable (more FCs, data drops, signal problems, choppier transitions), while franco has slightly worse battery life, but is rock solidly stable. That's using pretty much default settings for both. I'm sure people have had different experiences with them than me, but I've tried many versions (nightlies/experimentals and milestones/stables) of each and come to the same conclusion every time. In the end, I never run leankernel for too long because of the instability. I mostly switch between franco and jame bond, because they offer a good combination of stability and battery life. I'm running franco right now waiting for some features to be added back into jame bond.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Hungry Man:
For the interactive governor there's

above_hispeed_delay

boost

go_hispeed_load

hispeed_freq

input_boost

min_sample_time

timer_rate

What are these?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigbear6708:
I am new to the nexus so would like a little help. When I leave phone on charge overnight I wake up to 98 percent. It seems that once my phone hits 100 for about 30 min it shuts charging off. Anyway to get around this...or a way to top my battery off.etc. thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeremyt727:
Small issue.

So i am running LiquidSmooth JB v2.0 ROM and i've been wanting to run a proper Franco Kernel. Here is why i say "proper."

After i do a wipe data/cache and dalvik, i'd flash the LiquidSmooth Rom. After flashing ROM i would flash the Franco.kernel r241-384GPU which would install successfully. Great! After booting up successfully, i would check in the "About phone" section to see if Franco.kernel was the version running but it says "unavailable" though it supposedly flashed without a problem and installed app updates. I then tried Franco.kernel r241-512GPU and same issue.

So i don't know if i am running the Kernel correctly and it's just telling me im not... or am i really not running a kernel?

Heres a screenshot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ghilliek9:
I know this is going to be on the wrong "side" but I couldn't find an answer anywhere else....I've recently sold my GN and I miss it already! I have the GS3 now and miss those kernels from Franco!!! Does anybody know if he is making kernels for the GS3 or if he is going to anytime soon?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mike216:
Stay with stock 700 min
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sway40:
Apparently you can't read, it was high and I was getting bad bat life for no reason I moved it down now im getting good bat life. I read his post on his opinion about it being higher bc I read, but it wasn't working out for me I tested it.

~ Sent from my Galaxy Nexus running Cm9~
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sinik420:
and i said higher, and apparently i can or i wouldnt be replying. dont transfer your anger at your setup to me just because I'm happy with mine
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dobo84:
Thanks for all the feed back I just need to stop crack flashing and enjoy
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sinik420:
good luck, i was dying when roman was on a break
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kevguillot:
Wow look at my battery stats best I've gotten so far. I'm running P3Droids from Tranquil Ice 6.0h and this Franco kernel. Hot plug is active on conservative governor.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sinik420:
screen on time pic?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kevguillot:
In the second pic
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kevguillot:
Oh yea also running juice defender ultimate on top of all that other stuff I said.