yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beatles420:
I was using it on nitro's eclipse rom build 4. After a day or two System UI kept randomly force closing and I started getting random reboots.

Build 4 is 4.1.2 though, so that may be why.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] unseenvision:
Is v4.5.0exp4 a JB 4.2 Kernel?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robertsu:
I just installed in 4.1.2 and working nice for now...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] magnethart:
Was reading over on Rootzwiki that this has not been updated to run on a 4.2 ROM yet. Flashing it will cause some pretty serious boot issues. If you are looking for one that seems to have gotten high recommendations, try the Tiny2.0 kernel. I've been running it myself with MMuzzy 4.2 and it's good and stable.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rynosaur:
Faux123's beta 23b10 "tuna" works perfectly with MMuzzy's 4.2 ports. Better still, it offers overclocking and multiple governor choices. As far as I've seen, it also improves compatibility with android apps that aren't optimized for 4.2. Win-Win :)

http://faux.androidro.ms/tuna/beta/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Travisdroidx2:
On rootz I found lean kernel does support 4.2 it is his 5.00rc3 kernel. Been using it on eclipse 3.0 which is 4.2 and it is running great :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Can you please post a link to the page on rootz that has this? I haven't seen any versions of lean for JB past 4.5.0 exp4. Not familiar with "5.00rc3", and can't find any references to a leanKernel with this numbering aside from your posts about it... Very curious about this. Thanks...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Travisdroidx2:
Post 13894

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/13092-ke...el-jb-450-102412/page__st__13890#entry1028988

From the man himself.

Working great here also! Eclipse 3.0 jb 4.2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donnyp1:
Could not get phone to boot with that, must be me, don't know why
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Travisdroidx2:
And you are using a 4.2 rom? This is for 4.2 roms only. Also try wiping cache before flashing and after just for safe measures before rebooting.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewipo123:
PLEASE HELP.. i just flashed this via cwr... im on compleat stock.. unlocked bootloader .... i flashed this and rebooted.. now all i get is the google logo with the lock at the bottom..... i can still boot into cwr. my problem is i dont have a nandroid and i dont have another rom on the sdcard to flash... i click the mount USB and it says E: doesnt excist... or something along that line... help... i need to get a rom flashed or at least past the google logo... any ideas?? im CDMA lte...verizen

*** just saw what my error might have been... i flashed for android 4.0.3 im or was on 4.0.2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BusyPooping:
Yea. You need to install a custom from with 4.0.3 first and then flash the kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewipo123:
how

how???? i cant get the CPU to reconize the phone at all.....i can get to the bootloader and CWR but how do i get a rom on there, it wont reconize USB storage, ODIN doesnt see the phone, and it says at the bottom " fastbook command read error ".....???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Aridon:
Download the Samsung drivers and install them. Reboot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pewipo123:
i did.. so far whenever i run any command on the toolkit, it just says waiting on device... the control panel shows an androind phone and a galaxy nexus. Seems no matter what i do im stuck at the google logo with the little unlock at the bottom.. i boot into cwr but i dont have anything there to flash.. Odin shows nothing... is this **** bricked?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] superkeest:
you drivers are not installed properly. If you have them installed go in to device manager right click on unknown android device, and click on driver, update driver, then choose driver from computer, hit browse and scroll down to samsung drivers. If it gives you a few choices the top one worked for me. If you dont see samsung drivers, you dont have them installed. Install android SDK and use the SDK manager to the drivers.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] threepio:
Gonna have to try this one out. Currently Running Franco kernel, but not getting the best battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
Was doing well for awhile on this, gummyNex .7.0

I started getting random reboots today and the touchscreen stopped working all together, went back to the gummynex kernal and all is well. hm
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BusyPooping:
Weird. I wonder what that's from
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Stadsport:
Um, it might be a slightly earlier version, but GummyNex actually includes and uses imo's leanKernel by default...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BusyPooping:
Updated links... Enjoy!

Also, check out leantweaks on first thread. Im liking it so far.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ltrain996:
More than satisfied with battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xformulax:
just fastboot flash a stock 4.0.2 boot image
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] revolt1:
just what the previous post said and ALWAYS MAKE A BACKUP and ALWAYS HAVE A BACK UP ROM IN THERE in will save people heartache its my hail mary ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aeroxdefocu:
This kernel is compatible with GSM nexus version?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] agreenbhm:
Just wanted to say thank you for this awesome kernel! I installed it over stock 4.0.4 yesterday morning and had great battery life all day. I then informed a buddy of mine who also has the GNex and upon flashing your kernel to his phone he is experiencing great battery life as well. Great work!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BusyPooping:
Hey guys, Thread updated with latest stable builds. Enjoy!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mbh87:
Latest was giving me SODs, never had that problem on any kernel before. I'm staying away for now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] agreenbhm:
No issues for me with 1.10(stable).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JRJ442:
No problems with SODs on 1.10 exp 1 or 2 either. These last two experimental builds have been the best yet I think. I flashed nearly all of them too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnexdude:
Thanks AGAIN for the update 10. ...This kernel destroys all others!!!! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eagle132:
I flashed leankernel and installed setcpu 2.2.4, but setcpu crashes every time I open it, claiming it cannot access root. I'm running stock rooted 4.0.4, is that the issue? All other root apps I have installed don't seem to have this problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrdziuban:
Will this kernel work with the stock rooted 4.0.4 rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Esteway.619:
Yes I'm running it now with no issues
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wallendiaz:
Hi

Something strange is happening to me, I use to overclock SetCPU app, But when i turn off my phone and then turn on the settings that I put in SetCPU always is Different, I have to put manually because when I turn on the phone have the stock kernel setting, Also I have another problem is when I turn the phone for the first time always go to deep sleep when lock screen turns off on the first boot....Someone Can help me with this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BusyPooping:
Do you check the box to apply at boot?

What from are you using? And maybe you cab try leantweaks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Teh_Higgins:
Just got my Gnex and have this running on Gummy. Couldn't be happier.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] threepio:
Im curious to know which governor will provide the best battery savings? Ive always been confused about governors. Currently have mine on hotplug.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wallendiaz:
This kernel can be used in the Gnex GSM or CDMA only?????
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nklenchik:
I believe they're interchangeable
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wallendiaz:
that's a yes or no...or maybe???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BusyPooping:
Yes, they will work interchangeably.

Also, updated links with experimental builds and changelog info
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sd0070:
I flashed this today and now spotify won't open. might this be a kernel issue?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JFMFT:
I have no issues opening or using Spotify on my Galaxy Nexus running the latest 2.0.1 leankernel, oc'd to 1.35ghz and undervolted, in conjunction with a 4.0.4 ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RickROM:
This is last night on imoseyon leankernel v2.1.0exp1-180 hotplugx with about 130 apps installed on 4.0.4. Best battery life I have gotten so far with all the stuff I have synced and running constantly. Runs really well when I wake it up also... feels fluid with no stutters.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mk23169:
Amazing battery life here. Gummynex .7.6 w 2.01 and interactivex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wallendiaz:
Which is your setting for undervolt???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnexdude:
Anybody experiencing Bluetooth issues with 2.0.1? My car Bluetooth was static/breaking up during a call after install...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wallendiaz:
Work fine here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RickROM:
This is without undervolting.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] idesofmarch:
Hello I just got galaxy nexus and i'm using this kernel and i was wondering if this is normal battery life? I'm new to posting on this forum so don't kill me if I posted in the wrong place.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BusyPooping:
updated links with new stable and experimental builds... sorry it took so long, but enjoy!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
using this with the 4.0.4 rom and radio and everything works great.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stepinmyworld:
what would the name of the kernel be just to confirm it is the right one after flashing because it flashes in like 1 second
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
Pretty much all kernels flash in ~1 sec.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] loveubuntu:
the kernel is the stable link in the original post. Been using imoseyon's kernels now for a year and I love them. The rom is the only 4.0.4 rom available

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1481613
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laserprom:
best result i ever had, 20 h of medium using
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Digital_G0D:
Just updated from 1.10 to 2.2.0. All seems well so far, I did follow imo's advice about resetting voltage to stock then applying UV settings again after updating the kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jake:
rating for this thread is wack and.totally.based,on.fear

Fact: I have over 20 friends that will only run this kernel BC of it'd unsurpassed

Battery Life

Speed

Stability

Customizability (without *having* to *hack* buyanapp)

If you people are grateful.

Just an idea ~ rate up this thread

No way this is a 3 star mod

I do not know Imoseyan personally but BS is BS

Forgetaboutit
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] big blue:
I too am surprised about the lack of activity in this thread. The one over on rootzwiki is very active. Unfortunately, their site seems to be having some technical difficulties today. So I came on over here to have a look. Wondering if anyone can speak to the differences in the two "no trim" exp kernels that Imo has up on his site.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RickROM:
I have only tried the regular notrim. I was getting freezes at 1520MHz and 1650MHz at first, but I increased the voltages and now it is stable. Supposedly notrim2 increases the temperature limit to 80C from 69C which keeps the phone from throttling itself... haven't tried it yet.

I'm still getting a reboot every once and while at 1650MHz on 2.2.0exp2-notrim, but I think that is due to using improper voltages. What voltages are other people using for 1520 and 1650?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BusyPooping:
Thanks for the thanks' everyone! And the 5 stars. His work definitely deserves them.

I updated the kernels again to reflect the latest builds.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnexdude:
Wow rocking 2.2 notrim... superb so far. Thanks so much
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RickROM:
Just installed the notrim3 version earlier today. So far so good. Leantweaks was set to boot at 350 min and 1200 max with interactive governor. Once the phone booted up, I used Room toolbox to change the min and max to 230 and 1650.

I can see the new 1.35GHz state being used in CPU Spy, and I can see that 1650 and 1520 are being used without causing the phone to freeze anymore. I don't usually run benchmarks anymore, but the phone definitely feels very fluid. Apps open quickly, and multitasking is fast too.

The preset voltages for the overclock states on notrim3 are lower than what I was using to avoid reboots on original notrim. I see 1425 and 1325 after flashing notrim3... I was using 1475 and 1425 on the original notrim, but I'm not sure if mine were too high...

I will stick with the preset voltages for now though and continue to monitor performance of the kernel. Also seems faster than Franco's current kernels overclocked or not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mcampbell:
rootz has been having issues for a week. very disappoiting.

I think notrim has no throttle. notrim2 does. notrim3 also does, but he fixed some bugs he found.

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I upped the mv by 25 for 1520 and 1650. Someone else reported that 1375mv at the 1520 speed is working for them; that's what I'm using. So far so good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BusyPooping:
post updated with new experimentals. Notrim is up to 5!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wallendiaz:
wich is the diference between v2.2.0 exp2-230 and v2.2.0 exp2-180????
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sakindia123:
180 has min frequency as 180 Mhz,and 230 has min as 230 Mhz
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dw3bb10:
Looking to maximize battery life. Just installed 2.0.2, running 920/350 on the HotplugX govenor. I want to undervolt! Any recommended settings?! Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks guys.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RickROM:
Running notrim5... best experimental yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wallendiaz:
Running notrim5 first time today and battery consumes 10% per hour, setting 350-1.350, interactiveX and LeanTweaks today was his first full charge, someone can tell me something or help me with that????
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wynnemelvin:
+1 strongly agree!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bluemoon1221:
can someone please explain what notrim is suppose to be?

is it an experimental version of the lean kernel?

if so is 1.7.4 the most stable version?

I'm currently using notrim 5 but I'm really confused and I have tried reading things in rootzwiki but I didn't get it.

so my questions are

1) which version is supposed to be most stable?

2) what is notrim exactly?

3) and which one gives more battery life?

also I seem to get worse battery life with notrim5 than notrim1. is that normal?

edit: my rom is the 4.0.4 stock rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnexdude:
On Notrim 5, 11 hours of light to moderate use with 56% left...awesome job thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seegs11:
Notrim5 is my favorite ROM....way more stable than Franco's bootlooper!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
yup, no trim is experimental, it removes the cap on clock speed so you can over clock to 1.6. It is fast and add a result you will get worse battery life. The stable version is 2.2.0 and gives exceptional battery life. Hope that helps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bluemoon1221:
it helped a lot. thanks for clarifying everything. I will go back to 2.2.0 now because battery life is more important for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] justifi:
THE BEST ON SCREEN TIME EVER!

I used build #25 with leankernel and the hotplugx . I used the standard 2.2 It was the most amount of screen time I've ever had on one charge of the standard 1850 battery. You'll notice that whenever my screen wasn't on it slept like a baby.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
2.3.0 is out on the rootz thread
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seegs11:
running 2.3.0... what's the best governor to use - hotplugx or interactivex for battery life?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mcampbell:
In theory, hotplugx will give better battery life since it can shut down a core while the phone's in use, where interactivex won't ever.

In practice, it depends a lot on how you use your phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mistermojorizin:
interactivex hot plugs a core too tho
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] willwillywilson:
I think...

From reading explanations I gather that HotplugX is like Ondemand (or maybe even Conservative) but with hotplug and InteractiveX is Interactive with hotplug.

Today I used HotplugX at 700/920 and I've gotten my best battery life yet. Going to give InteractiveX a shot tomorrow. Never having run any tests and only speaking anecdotally I've always found Interactive seems to be the best combo of responsiveness and battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BusyPooping:
Updated links to the 2.3.0.

interactivex only turns off a core when the phone is in deep sleep. hotplugx does it in deep sleep and if the phone does not seem to need the extra cpu.

Try both. every phone is different. i have always been using interactivex.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] georgiapi:
Terminal Emulator Commands For Fast Charging?

Does anyone have the commands for fast charging in 2.4.0?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnexdude:
Sorry wrong thread :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] georgiapi:
Not too shabby. What do you have to enter to get to the screen you show in Terminal Emulator. I am new to using it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
2.4.1 is out
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnexdude:
2.4.1 is working absolutely perfect! Thanks again for providing us the with the best kernel for the Nexus!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] patt2k:
thank you for this I was on FRANCO which had the sound volume bug , I now tested it and no problems!

also drawer opening from NOVA LAUNCHER seems smoother and texting is smoother. THANK YOU!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
2.5.0 is out
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rynosaur:
NoTrim 2.5.0r1 180mhz is absolutely DESTROYING all previous battery life records for my GNex! I'm going to try to stable next.

12+ hours while using it for everything but a skylight. Stock kernel voltage, NOOP, ezekiels's color set, and 180mhz min, 1200mhz max.

BTW, I never experience anything but instability and battery draining with other non-stock kernels, and you guys have always had stability in spades. Thanks for all your hard work!:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BusyPooping:
Links are all updated!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vaizard:
keep on working in these great feature rich kernels! love the 180mhz to 1650mhz expension! :)

when i'm done testing ill donate some! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JayDaKissEP:
Flashed lastest stable 2.5.0 this morning. So far battery life it great. Android OS dropped way down from when I was on Franco M1.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mldiroff:
I echo this sentiment as well. Same results for me when I flashed this yesterday.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JayDaKissEP:
Ignore this posting.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laureanop:
Same experience here. My android os was always high although the phone was faster on Franco s . Not worth the difference in battery life though

"the relentless pursuit of the perfect rom" now on the gnex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jdella681:
2.5.0 exp 1200-180mhz w/hotplug

a little hesitant with the experimentals but decided why not.. :D

using 2.5.0 exp 180-1200mhz with hotplugx governor
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Fabipro:
Getting SOD with 2.5.0 stable, interactiveX, no UV/OC

Whats wrong?

Gesendet von meinem Galaxy Nexus mit Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laureanop:
Switch to regular interactive governor or on demand. The difference in battery life between x or no x is negligible at least for me.

If that doesn't work raise your voltages by 25.

"the relentless pursuit of the perfect rom" now on the gnex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
2.6.0 is out
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] znc62511:
Great Battery Life

Ive tried a few other kernels and this one is giving me the best battery life. Im on 2.5. Thanks!

Heres a screen shot of my battery life.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/78146647@N02/6998758129/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eman3316@optonline.net:
Why can't anyone ever post their screen on time? That is really the only number we care most about. 99.9% of us do not need our phone to sit ideal for 2 days.

Also, letting us know which size battery you have will also help. If you are using a 3000mah battery but not letting that known, you then have people who are using a stock battery thinking there is something wrong with their phone...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] znc62511:
FYI my phone did not sit "Ideal" or idle lol Not sure how long my screen on time was, I think it was 3 hours or so, I dont remember, honestly didnt really care, just got a lot more battery life than I normally get so I decided to share my thoughts.

Sorry about that, Im using stock battery, and this was with normal usage for myself which will obviously vary. I streamed a few hours of music and browsed web, used google nav, made some calls, just everyday use. Im on AOKP milestone 4, hybrid 3 radios (lte 4.0.3).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EniGmA1987:
Saying idle life doesnt matter at all is dumb. It is just as important as screen on time. You may use your phone, but it does sit idle quite a bit still. Wouldnt you rather have a phone only drop 1% between uses rather than 5%? It gives you more time to use your device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jadesocket:
2.7.0 stable is out
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
Running good so far!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eman3316@optonline.net:
Every kernel I have used has sat idle fine on this phone. If it is not then you probably have an app not behaving or bad signal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miguel11691:
Is the latest 2.7.1 stable? Its on the Franco kernel app that I have... is that the lean one? I have Franco but I'm not getting the best battery life....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JayDaKissEP:
Yes you can get it from Franco's app. My battery is amazing on it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miguel11691:
Great kernel... battery life is great on standard battery... can't wait till my extended battery comes from amazon... I got the official 2100mah battery and Verizon cover for 25 bucks...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miguel11691:
Here is my battery now... I love this kernel...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cds36:
Are you guys using 2.5.0?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miguel11691:
That was on 2.7.2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flameinthefire:
idk why but i never got good battery life on this kernel.

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what are your settings? and what rom are you on? are you using any other tweaks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JayDaKissEP:
The OP is doing a bad job updating this thread. Latest Kernel is 2.7.2 and it rocks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ejhart:
Latest kernel version is 2.8.0.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jmartino5920:
Here you go. AOKP B29. Extended battery. 2.8 Stable. 350/1200 IX. LeanTweaks enabled. No aggressive minfree; all others enabled. Gohighspeed 80.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BusyPooping:
updated links! sorry about that. You would think that vacation would make it easier for me to update this thing, but not at all.

Anyways, thanks for all the updates.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
3.0.0 is out!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] weirddan455:
Couple questions... I just flashed liquidsmooth 1.25 which comes with 2.8 leankernel. Will 3.0 work fine with liquidsmooth? And do I need to wipe anything before or after flashing the kernel?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SocialReject:
3.0.0

http://rootzwiki.com/index.php?/topic/13092-Leankernel:-Minimalistic-Kernel-(3.0.0,-4/1/12)

Sent from the future.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rusty815:
Great kernel, just got my gnex and tried every kernel I could get and this was most definitely the fastest and most rock solid, version 3.0.0exp2 with hotplugx is one of the best things they ever happened to this phone lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mutelight:
It will work just fine. Just make sure you wipe Dalvik Cache (under advanced in Clockwork Recovery) right after you flash it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EniGmA1987:
after? You wipe before you flash.

Wipe data

Wipe cache

wipe dalvik

Install Liquidsmooth 1.25

wipe cache

wipe dalvik

flash updated kernel

boot
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mutelight:
He was asking about wiping and flashing the kernel. He is already on the ROM.

Flash kernel, wipe dalvik. Done. ;)

Order makes no difference as long as long as it is before boot.

Even those steps you explained are far overkill.

If installing a new ROM, wipe /system, /cache, /dalvik. Flash ROM and let it boot. There is no point in wiping everything again if the phone hasn't booted the new ROM because it hasn't generated anything.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masully84:
I love this kernel, I only lose 5-6% a night when I sleep.