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[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g1user101:
Please help!

Sent from my Sexy Sexy Nexus S
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PRBajista:
Are you trying to mount /system with root explorer? If so check to see if you lost root. Did you try re-running the rooting script? I lost root once switching roms like that but just rerun the script and you should be fine.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g1user101:
i have root and everything. just cant mount system. even in twrp recoverry. how do i get back to clockwork without adb?
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PRBajista:
I'm sure there is a clockwork zip out there you can install but not sure if you can do it without adb.
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] g1user101:
Well I fixed it I flashed clockwork. Thanks for hekp

Sent from my Sexy Sexy Nexus S
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EyeAndroid:
I really love my Nexus. Gorgeous, perfectly sized 720p display, super sleek black curved display with NO carrier branding or capacitive buttons, nice loud speakerphone & ICS is fantastic. Great things to love about the Nexus!

But this phone Laaaaaaaaaaaaaags. And please don't tell me i got a bad one, or I need to reflash yada yada. If you don't agree about the lag, then you are in denial.

I'm currently running AKOP 4 & Francos 3rd Milestone + oc'd to 1.35.

I'll admit, his latest kernel sped it up again, but it seems like its only temporary. With every flash, it always starts out fast, but then after 2 weeks - it starts to slow down again.

Where do I notice it? Well lets see, try pulling down your status bar from the lock screen and see if there sometimes isn't a 1 or 2 sec delay. Is this due to the phone just waking up from being asleep at 300 mhz?

But its not just there. Opening text messages, call log, emails - its just slow.

I just kinda got used to the general lag in the system, but then I played with a Stock Galaxy s2 on GB the other day & I was amazed at how fast that phone was. It ran circles around my nexus.

So I got to thinking, on older computers with slower processors - if you try and run youtube at 720p @ full screen, it gets super choppy and laggy. Then I compared that to the nexus. Its trying to push ALOT of pixels. Is a 1.35 ghz processor enough for the resolution it runs?

Would a 1.5 or 1.7 ghz phone run it normally?

Whats with the Lag???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ChongoDroid:
Franco milestones are stock gpu values so overclocking your CPU isn't doing much. I'm running the latest trinity and it's got a heavy gpu overclock and this phone is the smoothest Android GUI I've ever experienced and I've experienced a lot.

So yes yadayada, reflash, etc etc
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shadow65781:
Thanks for this. I was on the fence between this or waiting for the gs3, currently running stock gb with adw pro on an exynos gs2, guess I'll just keep saving for the unlocked gs3 and hope Google Play carries it.

Don't bait the trolls.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ChongoDroid:
Lol well I tried, enjoy Odin and touch wiz
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ragnarokx:
Google Play won't carry - it's not a Google phone. It will be sold the same way the Galaxy S2 was.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mystichobo:
This, also, maybe try running something other than AOKP for a while. Though its really customisable, it isn't exactly the snappiest ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
roflmao. Google Play won't carry it. Its not a Google phone... It'll be sold by your local carrier or importer.

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I'm bone stock 4.0.4 and don't have any of this lag you're talking of. Essentially perfect, very few noticeable moments of lag.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
This phone isn't laggy. You're just doing it wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EyeAndroid:
Hmm well I have never tried the Trinity kernel, just thought everyone raves about franco so why switch? Didn't know the GPU would effect general performance. Always thought it was just for gaming. Trinity can be OC'd?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BeerChameleon:
Too MUCH pRon :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EyeAndroid:
Ya man, never been a huge fan of the S2 due to the general design of the phone + I hate touchwiz and odin.

Yesterday I was fed up & Just put in an order for an HTC One S but then cancelled it today when I heard the speakerphone and saw how amplified the dots of the pixels really can get when you run Super Amoled on a 960 x 540 res.

LOVE LOVE LOVE Stock ICS.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] earlyberd:
Learn to clean out your recent apps menu. Google integrated a task manager into the recent apps menu for a reason.

Your phone lags because it's running low on memory, and 99% of developers suck at memory management. Just because you don't have a taskbar at the bottom of the screen telling you how many apps you have open doesn't mean there probably isn't something that you left open, hogging your system resources. The same thing has happened on desktop computers for years, what makes you think your phone is going to act any different?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HinotoriBR:
I just know that I run stock 4.0.4 + root, and it works just fine, no lag whatsoever... But, since you say your phone has a loud speakerphone, it must not be the Galaxy Nexus lol... At least not an Ok one, because it surely has one of the worst speakerphone I have ever heard... And don't call me Shirley! :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EyeAndroid:
You could be right on this. I dont ever restart my phone and I always just Go home when I'm done. Any way to have it auto kill after about an Hour or so?

Im surprised Thats not something Google would have implemented in ICS just for performance?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EyeAndroid:
You must not have Owned any HTC phones :)

"Surely you cant be serious??!?"

"I am serious, and stop calling me Shirley"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
This is not at all necessary...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EyeAndroid:
Why do you say that?

(As i Just got finished downloading ATK)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jdiddy_ub:
i have a SG2...getting my nexus delivered tomorrow so i started browsing the nexus section...

for starters on any android you shouldnt press home unless you are leaving the app for a brief moment and are planning on going back to it...home will keep the app running...you have to use the back key to close out of many apps (especially the ones that dont have a designated exit button)

app management is very crucial but auto killing isnt good for the system...android will close apps on its own as space is needed...however there are certain apps that are service hogs and eat up ram...i am somewhat of an app hoarder but i know which apps to keep and which to get rid of...normally if you have like 120mb of free ram or so a dual core phone shouldnt ever lag...if it lags its not due to memory

on my SG2 i have like 200+ apps but almost always have like 250mb ram free (even without a reboot for several days)...on the rare occasions that i feel it lag i check and sometimes i will see that it dropped down to like 80mb free...a quick reboot fixes it

its also good to reboot your phone every few days
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rican408:
I'm reading a bone stock sprint galaxy nexus. I have no lag at all. And I'm coming from an epic touch. In my experience custom rom's slow down after a while. Which is why I usually stay stock with root.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] earlyberd:
You want to try to avoid automated task killers because they can lead to stability issues if they're too aggressive, and as an additional background process they have the potential to eat your battery life. The safest way to kill apps is just by swiping them away with the recent apps menu.

Google tries really hard to implement a good system of memory management in Android, the problem is just that developers don't really utilize it. You can clearly see the difference especially if you like to run alternative browsers or old games. All of the stock Google apps work great and I can keep them open forever, but if I leave StumbleUpon or Plants Vs. Zombies open in the background long enough my phone will start to chug.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shadow65781:
Read my first post.

Stock gb so no need for Odin adw pro so no touchwiz, runs smooth and silky. If it ain't broke, don't fix it

Don't bait the trolls.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] natious:
I think you're just imaging problems cause you want a new phone.

My girlfriends gnex is snappy and at stock clocks with Franco nightly and aokp.

My gnex is blazing at 1.3 with slim ics.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swbf2lord:
Not sure if this has been said, but the lag is most likely your fault. Apps slow any device down. The more you have, the slower it goes. That's why a fresh flash always seems fast; you have no extra apps. I go for minimalism with apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dilzo:
I've been using an app killer for months but it's on low priority so it only kills normal apps like games and some other random apps but not any system apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] -viperboy-:
User error. Has to be. Smoothest phone I've ever used.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shadow65781:
Well said.

Don't bait the trolls.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pete_kowalski83:
I'm running latest aokp with imoseyons lean kernel. No lags....try different kernels
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrianDigital:
Not so much here but I turned on that kill app via back button. Use it mainly to kill games and Pandora when in done with them
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
It's most likely the custom ROMs/kernels you're running. You're complaining about laggy features that aren't even in AOSP or stock ROMs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
I see the lock screen lag. But I just don't accept that it can't be fixed with optimization. Its just rough edges.

The galaxy note on ics with same Res screen and Mali gpu has a thread saying they think their Mali gpu is too slow. Remember the sgs2 is running gb like you said.

Seems to me code tweaks are what's needed here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EyeAndroid:
So im not dreaming it!! I think either GB was alot slimmer and efficient, Or maybe ICS on a high res is really hard on processors. I dunno.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] juliano_q:
This phone is blazing fast, you are messing it up modding it wrong. I am using stock 4.0.4, I have tons of apps installed and almost never restart my phone and never remove apps from app switcher and I never had this kind of lag that you reported. Very rarely I have some lag on the drawer when browsing widgets, nothing excessive.

1-2 seconds to open notification bar? Sorry, but what is the point of changing you rom/kernel if you are adding instability? My phone never lags to open the notification bar, and I played with 3 other nexus and have never noticed anything like this.

Thats the problem to use Quadrant and other messed up benchmark tools. You is forced to believe that your changes made the device faster but most of the times they just made it more unstable. I tried dozens of roms on my Nexus S and after one year I just flashed back stock. I will not repeat the same mistake on my GNexus. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] case0:
AOKP sucks in my opinion, too much customisation makes it run really slow. That's why I switched to another rom. Maybe you should try a different rom before casting judgement on the phone as a whole.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swbf2lord:
galaxy nexus hdmi1;25360551]Well said.

Don't bait the trolls.[/QUOTE]

Yeah that's what I meant, apps with significant background processes. I don't use many apps that run in background, comes from the og droid days. Very smooth phone though for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jayrod1980:
I think your phone might not like Franco or perhaps some rogue app. I run aokp with trinity and as long as I don't flash a 512gpu kernel my phone is super smooth and lag free. Some phones just didn't win the silicon lottery. Have you tried a clean install with the stock 404 rom? Try that with just the stock apps. Play with it for a few days. If your phone is still laggy you should try to get a replacement because both of my nexus phones run without any lag. This phone, screen differences aside is the first android phone I've had that I truly feel has no problems. I'm using the GSM version, so no lte antenna issues or battery drain. You seem to have a defective phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EyeAndroid:
I literally just flashed the trinity kernel & I can honestly say - A HUUUUUUGE Difference in performance. I know Franco has a large following, but at this point I could care less. It is definitely running smoother on Trinity.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EyeAndroid:
I did notice other roms would run a bit faster, but some were buggy as heck. I cant remember which one I was running (Maybe LiquidSmooth) but it would get ZERO GPS reception. Im a Realtor so navigation is an absolute requirement.

I can't seem to find a rom thats really bug free and relatively customizable. Any suggestions?

But Like I said with the Trinity Rom, I think I may have solved my own problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] @rbiter:
Try stock 4.0.4, ogdobber's kernel, nova launcher prime and ugla4 or uglc1 radio. Your need to be so different and whatever is causing you headaches. Being on the bleeding edge of software is worse than being on the bleeding edge of hardware. You don't get much either with the nexus. Well, none that can be changed anyways.

teach a man to fish, you feed him for life. teach a man to fastboot, and you create competency. and less threads on xda.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madli:
disagree. my gnex smooth as water u know. fuh!! i use revolution 4.0 rom. even 3.0 already smooth... no lagg at all. i love my gnex...no but but...

:P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vash1053:
What a pretentious thing to say.

Regardless, I have no issues with lag on my Nexus. I can assure you, I am not in denial.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] patass:
What's this I keep hearing about nova prime? I've always been an adw ex fan, what would make me wanna switch?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
The fact that it is based on the ICS launcher. APEX launcher is good too. They're like the stock launcher, just enhanced.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Razer(x):
Same problem coming from AOKP and franco, what's the suggested rom then? CM9?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ALIHISGREAT:
Anything but AOKP would be my suggestion. The smoother ones are generally the leaner ones with less options to play with.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Razer(x):
Gonna test CM9 and SlimICS and then report back
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
If you're complaining about lag and are on AOKP please...STOP. I'm just going to stop helping AOKP users.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Razer(x):
Is there any other rom with the possibility to add menu softkey?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xclusiv8:
Jesus, this topic again. Let's face it people. Not everyone has the same idea about what classifies as lag. What we all can agree on is that android suffers from micro stutters. Nobody can deny this. Nomatter what phone you have, no matter what rom or kernel there will be some micro stuttering. Unless someone makes a standardized test for determining if a phone is lagging or not all we can say is it stutters sometimes but is smooth most times.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blowtorch:
lag? ... you're doing it wrong
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
Yeah you really don't use adw anymore on ics. Nova is the way to go and just superb.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pat123:
Almost all major ROMs have it. Liquid-smooth and SlimICS for e.g. I have used AOKP B32 and sure it wasn't that snappy. I switched to Liquid-smooth and it's definitely noticeably snappier than AOKP. Also, have observed that transitions are smoother on Nova when compared to Apex Launcher. Gonna stick with this setup for a while.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] natious:
Slim ics + Franco + apex = perfect
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zephiK:
Aokp franco and apex launcher
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EyeAndroid:
OK I haven't tried slim ics, but I will if everything works properly and its snappier then I'm down. Liquid smooth cannot get GPS to save its life.

Any inherent problems with slim ics?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] japaneezy:
+1 and no lag. AOKP runs better on my phone than anything else I've tried. You just have to try many ROM/kernel combinations as I'm sure you've learned from the other responses.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DontJoinTheDarkSide:
You just identified your problem right there. You're using AKOP. trying using AOKP build 34 ;)

On a serious note, I have no lag issues at all check your setttings. If 300min is too slow for you try 729. My nexus flys!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DToX69:
I don't see why most of you are saying AOKP lags, it sure as hell fly's compared to my nexus s :P (dual core vs single core lol)

anyway i'm very happy with AOKP currently
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] natious:
Camera video effects don't work, dpi is too high when u first flash it, but can change it in the menu, volume seems low compared to my girlfriends gnex on akop+Franco.

Other than that its super snappy and has the same features as aokp.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] karmasyde:
OK...pulled down status bar from lock screen...micro stutter maybe...definitely not lag. Running liquid smooth 1.35 w glados kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sparkdroid:
There is a simple fix for the GPS issue with v1.35... I thought people came to XDA to get informed not just whine about problems. Some people come here to rant instead of read.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] oka1:
As Promised........ Here is the System dump I got from the Tmobile beta test G-Note. Now I know everyone wants the Kernel and Modem, but until I can figure out how to get those without moving the counter and only with a temp root (which I have not been successful ...yet:)) it will take a little longer, I do not want to get anyone in hot water for my curiosity......:eek::D:cool:

More to come .....hopefully..... Enjoy and provide feedback on anything which may be helpful to progress......

http://www.mediafire.com/file/8999r6injll7hic/gnote.7z
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] dhoang:
Wow you are quick. Thank you so much. You rock.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] mythus:
My god. I just bought a month of straight talk last night. If the modem works, im going to be confused as of my reaction.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jb0nd38372:
Yes thank you much, I myself am on AT&T but I have a couple of friends that have been watching / waiting for a little more R&D on the tmobile side of things. Are you a dev too Oka1?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] mr2kqql:
Thanks for the superquick sys dump for everyone.:)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] itsjusttim:
Excellent.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] PoLaRBe4r:
Holy crap I love you o_O

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] madman604:
Thanks!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] timfresh:
Thanks!!!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] sashusmom:
WOW!!!! How cool is this?????? :D Now for the simpletons (me), I know the modem will get us reliable tmobile service for calls and data without all the headaches of hacking the correct radio. What does the kernel do for us? Those moving to t-mo and those staying on ATT?:confused: My guess is maybe import the official iCS rom? Can someone educate me? Thanks:p
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] 21productionz:
I'm also curious about whether or not the source will get us a stable ICS.

Noteworthy
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] oka1:
No Not really I haven't done any dev work since the HD2 I know just enough to know how dumb I really am..... but I am glad we got this much I am going to try and get the kernel and modem next......:D

As far as the ICS........... you know this Image Probably will work on the ATT NOTE since it is ICS 4.03........ at a minimum it will provide the REAL Devs some insight on how to port ICS into our existing phones....
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Scyke:
Do you have a note oka1?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] dhoang:
I believe both oka1 and allgamer (our moderators) have the note.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] oka1:
All gamer has one and so do I...... I also have a young child which makes it much harder to geek out on the phones...... :)

Hopefully we'll get the modem soon...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] xpprofessional1:
Is anyone of the other dev working on the the modem as we speak?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] sashusmom:
Has your child found out how cool daddy's (?) phone is yet? LOL:p When they do you'll be fighting for possession of it:D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] deliriousbb:
I am in the same boat as you with a couple young toddlers. They are eagerly awaiting a fast modem so they can watch Dora on Netflix :D

Thank you for working on this oka1
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] vdub804:
man I can't wait to get that radio my note is feening over here:D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] jamesd86:
...--()...need radio...

I'm on ICS leak for skyrocket and need a tmobile ICS radio...
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] tomin.fhl:
Extracted system images

If anyone's having trouble getting into the system.img, userdir.img or ramdisk, I decided to extract them for a peak. You can download it here. The system image looks a little light at 166MB and a few files I expected weren't there (libril-qc-qmi-1.so and libril-qcril-hook-oem.so), but it's possible they get built on the first boot ... or they are tucked away elsewhere ... not sure. Either way, happy tinkering.

http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?q68gd6g8sp7m3b3
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] Iphony89:
Ah man you guys are awesome, can't wait to get a stable 4g connection...good thing i didn't jump the gun and resold my note:D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] madman604:
Theres another thread on xda where another member was playing around with his antenna and improve his speeds dramaticly. This may be more of the solution or at least part of it. I have a feeling the tmob note radio wont be anything special. I mean this phone wasnt meant to run AWS so they wouldnt have invested $ into a good antenna but rather better ones for the more popular radio frequencies.

Regardless thanks for providing the dump for us.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] itsjusttim:
Allgamer has one? Is he Planning on some dev for us? Im a huge fan of his work
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] dhoang:
Allgamer did said that he has one but he rarely uses it because the battery is not that great. His main phone is the Samsung s2 I believe.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] oka1:
Not true, the antenna is the least of the issues. The chip and modem are the critical components. That said, Tmobile has been migrating away from the 1700 band and should be completely off it in USA by 1st quarter 2013. So, that is not the real issue, the chip is a penta-band so that is not an issue, the settings and how the modem re-purposes the band IS the issue. Once we can get the TMO modem and kernel opened up and see the configuration..... we will rock. So be prepared.......:D:cool::D
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] chard87000:
hi guys im a noob here..whats this sys dump?thanks.

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how do i install this?ty
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] thatdudebutch:
Hmm build.prop says 4.0.4
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] chard87000:
By flash to install?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] porkenhimer:
You do not install anything. The system dump is just a dump of the rom that is running on a device. Here is some info so maybe you can understand it better http://www.droidxforums.com/forum/droid-x-rescue-squad/40163-how-dump-system-files-developers.html
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] dhoang:
Are you interested in developing for us?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] DesignGrits:
AWESOME! Can't wait to have the my T-Mobile Data speeds back.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] sashusmom:
Loved this! Got a good chuckle ( in a very good way :) )

A lot of work has to be done before anything can be flashed. And we get to sit and cheer the devs on! GO devs, GO!!

There are a couple of good treads about getting the att note working on t-mobile. Lots of hoops had to be jumped. This will make it a whole lot easier once they break it down. Fingers crossed!
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note I717] fordstang99:
heh im patiently waiting too...but they will get it, the devs are good at what they do