yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nosit1:
Um...

Yeah, I couldn't open any ween pages, start Spotify, or even get the test to run a second time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Magnus_CA:
This MD5 is incorrect. It's a duplicate MD5 for the link above it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zacisblack:
I'm not able to download any of the files via 4Shared...Download unsuccessful on my phone and "Webpage not available" on Chrome and Firefox on both my laptop and desktop.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mistermojorizin:
ready: as you see, earlier you state that just having the same 4g radio does not necessarily mean you will get the same 4g reception.

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and now you sate the exact opposite. this new statement is consistent with my original thinking of how hybrid 1 shouldn't improve the 4g reception of someone that already has the 4.0.3 LTE radio.

am I misunderstanding something?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ready5:
In the case where the radios were being held hostage by 3g, it wasnt affecting the speeds.. it just wouldnt give LTE a chance to connect. If LTE is locked on.. then 3g is not affecting LTE/4g signal nor speed. Make sense?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ready5:
Magnus Thank you. All fixed.

Zacisblack: Try using a different browser on your phone.. as for your desktop.. dunno bro. Every link I try works and Ive had no one else report bad link issues. Check your connection.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dynamicpda:
Bro, I fully understood the OP. What part of sharing our experiences do you not understand?

"Should be the same" depends on actual experience.

These are combos. The pairings apparently DO matter. Even though two LTE radios might be the same, the differences in CDMA might affect LTE lock. That is the observation I am reporting here.

EDIT

I just flashed p3droid's 4.0.4 radios. In the weak signal area of my house, hybrid 3 locks 4G. The full 4.0.4 radios lock 3G. The speeds at best are basically the same between the two sets of radios, one on 3G and the other on 4G in the weak spot. Before I was thinking it is better to lock 4G; now I am thinking that the radios between them know how to deliver the best speed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wanderfowl:
Just flashed the one-size-fits-all from the OP, coming from P3Droid's 4.0.3 radios. No problems so far, data speeds and reception seems like it might be improved, at least a little. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nothinbutnick56:
Since flashing the 4.0.4 radios my service has been awful. I'm noticing on 4g signal strength is around 100-110dBm and in the 80's on 3g. Should I try flashing back to other radios? Speeds are noticeably slower on 4g by at least 10MB/s in areas I used to have smokin fast speed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Persianity:
all radio's flashed besides 4.0.2 radio gave me trouble. I tried all packages for at least a full day, best results are with stock imo. too many dropped calls / data otherwise.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scope666:
Same here ... we might want to wait for VZW to push them OTA when they're fully baked.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] suzook:
404 radios sucked for me. Best ones IMO are the 402's
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ready5:
Well i certainly wouldnt stay with crappy radios! Go to hybrid 1 or whatever you liked best before...:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phoenixs4r:
I did my best to read this thread in its entirety via mobile... apologies if I missed this:

How does one 'fry' a radio, and what does it do? Complete loss of ability to obtain data or partial?

I was running 4.0.3 radios, which were fine, downgraded to the 4.0.2 radios, and did the first released flash to the 4.04 (the patch one) and now it seems like my 4g radio just plain decides it doesn't want to work sometimes during the day. Any input?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scope666:
I would flash back to 4.02 stock radios and see if you get better stability... myself and many other users have reported frequent data drops with 4.04 (although some people have had good luck, I didn't)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phoenixs4r:
Anyone have a link to the 4.0.2 radios, the thread that has them links to multi upload, which appears down atm
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scope666:
Here you go:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/22997089/402radios_btldr.zip
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phoenixs4r:
Thank you, but I am still interested in how one 'frys' a radio. The only other android I've owned is an HTC Incredible, and coming to this phone is slightly different. Never had to flash gapps when I updated a rom. I know on the HTC Incredible, if I flashed a radio twice consecutively, it supposedly lead to a bricked device. Same applies for this phone?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zeke1988:
this is why i never try leaked radios.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mistermojorizin:
no. probaby didnt on dinc either. as you said it was "supposedly"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gahh Its Lee:
On the dinc everyone constantly said radio flashing bricks. I don't know of anyone ever double flashing radios on it with or without damage. Using 4.0.4 and its working great. Fixed a signal issue I had in my town as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mikedick:
Motorola Bionic is why I never try leaked radios :) As tempted as I am, I think I will wait for a VZW release also.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dnar56:
Go to settings>apps>browser and clear your cache. All should be well in the world
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] krazie1:
Hey ready5 can you make a hybrid of the 4.0.4 cdma radio fa02 and 4.0.2 lte radio ek2. Its like hybrid 3 except the lte radio is the older version. Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] snowboarda42:
It seems like these radios are kid of like kernals in which they act differently on individual phones. Bottom line is that you should just use the one that works for you and stick with it and be grateful.

Also, I just did the *22899 PRL update and my service increased tremendously. I was at -93dBm almost constantly, now I'm at -75dBm sitting in the same position. Took under 60 seconds. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=20825992<br /><br />[URL
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mistermojorizin:
i am still trying to understand how switching from a 4g prl to a 3g prl by dialing 228 improves reception. it did not on my phone, and now i'm trying to figure out how to flash a 4g prl back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
radio flashing bricks if you flash the wrong phone's radio to yours. I'm a radio whore :). On my Thunderbolt I flashed everything and anything.

My question is: The original post says to flash the radio in CWR. This to me feels weird since we always flashed the radios in fastboot in the Thunderbolt (after renaming it PGxxIMG or something like that. Is this accurate? Just flash it as a zip file in CWR?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gahh Its Lee:
Yea. It just flashes like anything else... I was skeptical at first too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
also confusing for me, in the Thunderbolt the radio was independent of the rom/kernel but was specific in case of Android OS, Froyo (2.2) or GB (2.3). The GB radio would not work on a Froyo rom. But as long as the radio was for a GB rom, didn't matter what rom or kernel.

Here it seems like the radios are being mixed and matched between the 4.0.2, the 4.0.3, and the 4.0.4. I'm assuming it's OK since these are not really different versions of Android and are minor updates, right?

It's OK to flash 4.0.4 radio onto 4.0.2 stock rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gahh Its Lee:
Yea. That's fine. I am running 4.0.3 with 4.0.4 radios
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ready5:
Yes as you said the radio is completely independent of the OS on the phone unlike the Thunderbolt. Completely different design, different phone, and different company. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] k.electron:
how do i create my own hybrid package?

more specifically how do i generate the files in the zip other than the img files? they currently seem plucked from some rom package? if they are, do they not matter other than the updater script?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragonsla:
EDIT I flashed "VZW CDMA FULL v.FA02(4.0.4) / LTE FULL FA02(4.0.4) NO BOOTLDR" and now my radios suck.....can I flash hybrid 1 or 2 now in CWR WITHOUT going to stock 4.0.2?? (im on AOKP 4.0.3)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mac208x:
Weird coz for me all suck. Still waiting for the day when I'll get -80 dbm at my house and full bars like I did with my maxx. Everywhere I got 105 and higher and 1-2 bars it'll be a miracle if I ever see 4 and 90 and lower dbm
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] clichename122:
Hybrid 3 is just perfect for me; it essentially forces LTE.

Of course, now that I posted this, my phone is probably going to start locking CDMA. :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dragonsla:
good point lol. I will say 3G seems to be more stable (ie pandora etc) I dont use 4G much.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrkrabs:
How does hybrid 3 force lte?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gahh Its Lee:
I'm curious how it works as well :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] clichename122:
It doesn't.

It just feels like it, because I rarely drop down to 3G now, even in places where I used to only get 3G.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cuzzinz:
if i find that a few times a day my 4g connect just completely drops and doesnt switch to 3g or anything AKA NO SIGNAL and then comes back would this be radio related or rom related?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] e-zzy1:
do any of you guys know how to force 4G LTE Only?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] clichename122:
It's generally radios, but I have found that kernels/roms can affect it.

If you have just flashed this radio, I suggest you give it 2-3 days for it to "settle" in.

It always seems to get better for me a couple days after I flash radios.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kimboinatl:
Just flashed hybrid #3 (4.0.4)... I'll post and let y'all know how it is. So far so good, but I haven't gone anywhere yet.

For those who are using this, have you noticed any difference in signal strength (number of bars)? Or is it more just about getting and hanging onto a 4G connection?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
Ditto here. I was using the full 404 radios, but 4g wouldn't release with a low signal. Rolled back to the 404 cdma and 403 lte radio and 4g release seems to be better but i get less bars of 4g. We'll see how this works out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gahh Its Lee:
Is there a way to force my phone to only try to connect to 4g?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
Not that i know if, but the 404 full set is the closest i have seen to full 4g
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gahh Its Lee:
What's killing me is I get a **** 4g signal here but its still literally 15 times faster than my **** 3g signal... I can sometimes get it to go to 4g but it always drops back to 3g
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
I've decided to test out a hybrid 4 - the 4.0.3 cdma and 4.0.4 lte. If you want to try it out, download a fixed copy at http://db.tt/olXFF1N4 (new link)

New md5 is 04f5cb5a71860d4e362ee410a354961d

Sorry if anyone tried the screwed up one
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] d0lph1nK1ng:
i'm getting this too! it's pissing me off so much!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gregh530:
thanks. you rock!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ShredEight02:
Sweet, thanks for this. To throw my 2 cents in, flashed the full 4.04 radios for both CDMA and LTE over 4.0.2 and had no issues. Unfortunately, VT doesn't have 4G so I can't comment on handoff or speeds but I shall test next time I'm in MA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
So the 403cdma/404lte hybrid seems to be working pretty well after 24 hours. Strong 4g signal, but seems to release better to 3g under poor 4g signal strength, which is what i needed it to do. The 3g signal is very strong, of course, as the 403 cdma radio seemed to work the best so far. No noticeable change in telephone or wifi. Anyone else try it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sushibagel:
This might be a noob question and excuse me if its been answered already. But do the radios need to be flashed with each radio?

Has anyone noticed diminished battery life with FA02? I made the mistake of flashing a new kernel along with the radio so I'm not too sure what to attribute the shorter battery life. The I was running leankernel undervolted quite a bit so I expected better battery life with the new radio and undervolted kernel but it seems worse now. I just Flashed back to my ROMs stock kernel to see if that was the issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gahh Its Lee:
Yea come to think of it how is everyone's battery life? I haven't even thought about the changes in battery life that could occur.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
Here's two more hybrids to try:

Ok, here's hybrid 5: 402cdma with 404lte: http://db.tt/aplaJGL0

Md5 9db900c8a1cae69a3196c33d3b9fbe50

And hybrid 6: 401 cdma with 404lte: http://db.tt/eUbo0EkK

Md5 0087858be86945c93223a087dcc0e2ed

Note: i haven't tested these yet. Also, all credit to Ready5 whose update zips were kanged for these hybrids.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
I haven't noticed any effect on battery life, but i imagine any radio that keeps you on one radio type without constantly changing would be beneficial
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HYE_TECH:
I flashed the full404 radios this morning and noticed that my battery drained pretty quickly (extended battery at that)...not sure what the culprit is but it was just weird
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sushibagel:
Well im glad I'm not the only one then! Anyone know where to find or how to get back to stock 4.0.3 radios? I want my battery life back!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Deltadood24:
Damn beat me to it! Haha I was literally gonna ask the same thing cuz I started having text issues after I flashed from the stock radios.. my girl is getting pissed about it lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kylem:
I've tried all of these hybrids and .2 .3 & .4 only radios.

Best so far for me in puget sound region is .3 cdma & .4 lte. Weak lte at home with mediocre 3g, 3g only at work, and 27mbps lte dl on the freeway.

My battery life has only been affected when spending time searching for signal, mainly on .2.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HYE_TECH:
First off, thanks for the radios and links. I get excellent LTE coverage everywhere in Philly but my house! Its a shame. I tried every package and Hybrid 3 works the best for me but does no miracles for the signals in my house. Not complaining but Hybrid 3 seems to hold onto LTE much better than any of the others! I know its not the phone itself because my Droid Razr with its fabulous radios couldn't get a signal in my house. Looking forward to more hybrids!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] d0lph1nK1ng:
how does the bootloader tie in with the radios? can i flash whatever radios i want, even if i have the newer 404 or older 402 bootloader?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jerrycycle:
I can't answer the first question but I'm on the 4.0.4 radios with the bootloader the phone came with on launch. I didn't update the bootloader when I flashed the 4.0.2 radios either.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] snowboarda42:
I'm in Seattle area too, EK6 (4.0.3) and EK2 (4.0.2) have been working pretty well here. I think each phone is different though, kind of like how each phone reacts to different Kernels.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cj1896:
Just to make sure I am on the 4.0.4 stock rooted with the radios and bootloader. I have had crap connection with this phone from day one (already sent one backing thinking it was hardware). I want to flash a hybrid but want to make sure it works irregardless of the bootloader version on the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Escanor2010:
Hello all!

Had a quick question as I am new to the Galaxy Nexus forums but not entirely new to flashing phones, (Hero and Droid X). I was curious if there is any special process to flashing these radios. I would like to try the 4.0.4 CDMA/LTE file but I noticed they are both included in the one zip file. Do they need to be extracted and flashed separately or can I just aim CWM at the zip file and be good to go?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gahh Its Lee:
They flash in clockwork. Its strange but true
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vishious89:
Hybrid Radios helped battery life

Just thought I'd add my experience. Flashed a hybrid, 4.0.3 cdma radio, and 4.0.4 LTE radio. Best 4g signal I've had so far, went from 0-1 bars in my house, to 4 bars. 4g signal dropping and remaining absent had been a severe problem. During the night, it was common for my battery to die while sleeping for 7-9 hours. When I checked battery stats, cell standby usage was at 35-40%, with a great amount of time spent with no signal. Switching to3g is also noticeably faster, although i'd still like some improvement if I was to nit-pick.

Since flashing this hybrid, cell standby has dropped to 8% usage and 4g signal remains strong in my building in Baltimore.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] williamthegoat:
My phone holds LTE for like 5 minutes at a time then drops to an x and switches to 3g. It never holds LTE for longer than a few minutes. Think this would help? Just download zip and flash?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Buddy Revell:
Is this the hybrid that comes closest to "forcing" 4G or is it Hybrid 3?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
Try it and see if it works for you. Honestly, after extensive testing, none of the hybrids worked well for me. Back on 404 radios and all seems well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
You could try, but sounds like you have a bum unit. Ask vzw for a new sim first.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HYE_TECH:
I have a question. I know my way around kernels and Flashing and etc...

I've flashed the just 4.0.4. Radios but my question is what does flashing the 4.0.4. radio and bootloader do?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] baldwinguy77:
I had this problem with my first GNex. VZW tried switching my SIM out a few times then finally conceded that it was the phone. Got a new one for free :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flip35:
Sorry for this stupid question but I'm a little new at this...I downloaded VZW CDMA FULL v.FA02(4.0.4) / LTE FULL FA02(4.0.4) NO BOOTLDR ready to flash, do I flash in cwm or bootloader? Thanx
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mistermojorizin:
use the 4.0.3 lte and the 4.0.4 cdma - on full 4.0.4 it drops to 3g too much

---------- Post added at 08:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:05 PM ----------

cwm recovery - "flash file from zip"

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don't believe it does anything.....i've tried all the combinations of radios and bootloaders and the bootloader doesn't change things
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wanderfowl:
So, with the full 4.0.4 release on AOSP that we saw earlier this week, should we be expecting another batch of radios soon?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
Not until vzw drops the ota or someone leaks the lte rom again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] accelerus:
just kinda curious why the OP chose this site "4shared" where I actually have to sign up just to download the file?

Why not another free hosting site that only makes people wait 45 seconds or something?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ker2gsr:
I've never ever had to sign up for anything using 4shared you might be clicking on wrong download
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rickthrust:
Absolutely amazing. I flashed the full 4.0.4 set. I left sprint to come get the gnex. I love the phone but the connection issues could not be overlooked by me anymore. Now they are resolved. Getting 4g in my house where I was barely getting 3g service. I am going out to test the hand offs later but I'm really excited by this so far.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gaming09:
my phones been droping since i got it, hybrid 3 stopped that thank you for hte love of all thats holy thank you stable connection is key to a phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iamsupreme:
I'm having the same issues. The true link in that 4shared must be hidden pretty well. This is a bit of a joke (using Chrome for Windows 7, 64-bit). It seems to want me to sign up before I can download the file/radio.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ibe2fly:
running gummy 0.9.5 testbuild2 w the 4.0.4 radios and franco r121 ... great service ... 4g in places i wasn't getting before and better 4g svc in others.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PARick:
Quick Question

I am receiving my GNex replacement today, and can't wait to reroot. So, immediately after unlocking the bootloader, and rooting...do I want to install the full 4.0.4 radio and flash in CWR, or do I go for the hybrid #3? I am leaning toward the full radio. Any guidance is appreciated!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gahh Its Lee:
I use the full 4.0.4 works great for me but some people say depending on your area some radios act differently
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrotherG:
Same here, i don't have a 4share account but here is a link via roots with both radios and its flashable via CWM http://synibox.info/synik4l/razorloves/4.0.4Radios.zip

4.0.4 (IMM30B) radio package (from unofficial 4.0.4 OTA rom update)

CDMA Radio Version - FA02

LTE Radio Version- FA02

MD5: bd63961006aa65e88100017bab2c7fbb

Source= http://rootzwiki.com/topic/12864-radiosgalaxy-nexus-all-available-radiosbasebands/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ben dover:
Hybrid 3 seems to work best for me so far. Wish I got the great signal boost everyone is talking about. I'm a network engineer so I sit pretty close to the data centers and of course the data centers are between me and the highway so I get no 4G and one maybe two bars of 3G at my desk. I'll test these radios around town though where its more of a signal strength issue and not signal interference/blocking like it is at work. I was hoping though! :)
[Bravo General] splintnote:
Currently running CM7.2 on Bravo. Everything was working fine until I had to reboot after about a week. Upon reboot lost haptic feedback from the soft keys. Tried rebooting, shutting down and restarting and haven't gotten them back. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
[Nokia Lumia 800] cirian75:
Any new on its due date yet ?
[Nokia Lumia 800] Rusty!:
None at all
[Nokia Lumia 800] cirian75:
That's annoying

That's the soul reason I don't have that phone
[Nokia Lumia 800] man79:
Come in Q1 2012

I have a call with Nokia and Nokia says, that in until march (maybe in february) comes a firmware-update or an specific app in the marktplace for tethering.

Thats good news.
[Nokia Lumia 800] Radek Hulán:
It was promised for January update, but not delivered. New promise is "within next 2 months" :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thereddog:
The LED flashlight works now, but an unwanted side effect is that the screen turns completely white and brightness goes to 100%. The dev doesn't know of another way to activate the LED. Also no LTE toggle still.

Hopefully the devs here can shed some light?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Colemak:
Team BAMF released a working 4G LTE Toggle a little while ago

http://www.teambamf.net/f52/[lte][tasker]-bamf-lte-widget-v0-4-[01-12-2012]-3676/

But I'm unsure about the LED toggle situation, I use search light which is open source so if you're adventurous you can see how he does it then talk to the developer
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Namerson23:
Are they currently working on getting ICS icons?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thereddog:
I wonder if Team BAMF would release their source...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] govindadas:
The reboot option was working on widgetsoid after the last update, but the most recent update seems to have killed the reboot option for me... I emailed the dev about it.

I wish there was an LTE toggle that worked on the stock rom...

That's so weird that he cant' get the LED to light by itself...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
Does anyone know how to get the toggles that give you a menu to auto-close the notification windows? I like the reboot toggle with the choices (reboot, recovery, etc). Currently, it opens that window behind the notification window unless I'm missing a setting. It'd be nice to not have to close the notification window before being able to see the choice.

I tried Notification Toggle and it closed the notification windows when needed (such as custom brightness control). It doesn't have any many working toggles though.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mattiadj:
As object, is possible to take pictures with volume keys?

Also i have volume up broken so... I only can use volume down...

I want use stock camera app and not vignette or others.

Thanks

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[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TeamDraven:
Hey. I'm not sure about other roms, but you can do that with the RCMix3D Runny V4 rom.

Don't think you can do it with the stock rom at all.

Hope that helps.

Greg.