yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Timmyfoxeh:
Wi-Fi: System settings > Wi-Fi > Menu (3 dots) > Advanced > Keep Wi-Fi on during sleep > Always

Titanium Backup worked no issues for me, SuperSU 0.92 and updated the binary through the app.

I had I think 2 or 3 errors downloading out of 45-ish apps. Re-tried downloading and it fixed my issues.

As for my own issues:

- Had a bunch of FC-issues with search, but once I set it all up and got stuff working it randomly decided to fix itself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NCguy:
Other Issues (reported, I'm not running JB) :

At least one of the popular 3rd party launchers was reported not to work

I think some of the beautiful widgets toggles were reported not to work

DHCP wasn't working on the first method but I think was working on koush. I think static ip worked on both.

At least at first there was more reported broken on the first method than with koush.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheUnlockr:
Newbie Tutorial

Hey guys did a quick simplification of the process of getting Jelly Bean on your device from start to finish. If anyone wants me to add a video tutorial to it, msg me and let me know. Hope this helps someone.

http://theunlockr.com/2012/06/28/ho...-galaxy-nexus-right-now-gsm-verizon-versions/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thescreensavers:
I installed it with CWM Touch and after I rebooted it wont get past the boot logo either.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CJSnet:
I just wanted to clarify - contrary to some of the info I have received here - that you do not need to root to update to Jelly Bean 4.1 if you have the Google Play Store GSM Galaxy Nexus. I simply:

Installed the WugFresh Toolkit

Clicked the option to Unlock Bootloader (which does not seem to wipe these specific Galaxy Nexus devices)

Entered the toolkit page and choose to flash temporary CWM

From CWM bootscreen, installed the ZIP provided on the CWM website for Jelly Bean

After 1 minute it rebooted into Jelly Bean! Still unrooted.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ProphetGold:
thxs for information, works everything, but i cannot videos (avi, mp4, mkv) because dont works videos player (mobo, mxplayer, diceplayer), is there aby that work?

sorry for band english =)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Stephen289:
- Wifi is still on when screen is off

- Titanium backup works for me

- Apps download fine for me (just downloaded Titanium Backup)

- Everything is fine, the only issue that occurs are that some apps lack some functionality when using jellybean (like some launchers, fancy widgets seems to be unusable to change the default layout)

- Offline voice dictation only works when you set the languages to automatic (though google did say it would provide rollouts for other languages later)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] efrant:
Like Luxferro said, just flash the bootloader and radio. Both are available in the radio thread and in the bootloader thread.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dr Tone:
JB is working fine for me, it's just app issues so far.

Aforementioned Beautiful Toggle Widget force closes.

Nova Launcher Beta for JB, has issues with widget and app placement.

Microsoft OneNote force closes.

MX Player gives invalid Android Version.

Scotiabank mobile app just hangs on startup.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mikef3j:
JB 4.1

JB is working well. I found that Apex Launcher kept FC'ing even after an uninstall/re-install, Also ROM Manager did not allow me to take a backup without going through the menu process. Just applied the VZW wi-fi fix and now have much better wi-fi connection.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] g1xx3r:
OK,so here is the newb question..I have a stock VZW GN..I dont know jack about rooting etc.How do I get JB on my phone..

PS..Yes Ive searched but I guess I need the JB for Dummies on this one..Thanks in advance!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nbell13:
easy... wait for the ota
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
Am I one of the few to not have any problems with jellybean? It's super smooth and so damn awesome that it's gonna take A LOT for me to even consider going back to ICS :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thos25:
Working well for me. Light flow is having some issues. My notification light continues to show for sms/mms even after I've cleared out. All other notifications appear to clear correctly though. The sms/mms only clears once I go into the light flow app.

Aside from that I haven't noticed any issues.

I did also notice that I can't seem to get the swipe up and away to delete pictures from either camera or gallery which is supposed to be a new feature.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mikef3j:
I have had some Light Flow issues as well, thought I was losing it...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hurrpancakes:
I thought I would try something when I got in my car, and it looks like there is more functionality to come to Google Now
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SinDx:
I just want to go ahead and confirm that Titanium Backup works. So does wifi.

I've downloaded a few apps from the store, no issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] arzbhatia:
GSM users, what JB ROM are you on? Bigxie's ROM and Franco isn't running as fast as Liquid 1.5 for me :-\
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thos25:
One other thing I've noticed is that the new radio is significantly worse than the xxla02 radio on t mobile (Bloomington IL). I was using the latest DoCoMo radio and I was getting like -89 to -95 db and now I'm at -105 on average.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Oxirane:
I'm on Bigxie's with stock kernel and this seems faster than any ICS has so far, in my opinion.

Particularly with the app drawer and bringing up multitasking. I seem to be getting less redraws of the launcher too (not sure if I've actually had any redraws).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sobanb:
After a day of use, this release is working very well. I can say it is more stable than my 4.0.4 yakju install.

The improved touch screen response really changed my experience with the phone. Fruit Ninja is finally comparable to an iPhone in terms of screen latency. Other small editions like the updated camera app and quicker access to Google searches is pretty nice too. Battery life seems about the same. Google cards are pretty cool and something I've been wanting for a long time. The signal seems better overall with the updated radio on Rogers, a Canadian network.

Can't wait for the official release!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] explorer-10:
anything for the nexus s?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zbee:
may have been posted before...but the best feature is now you can clear the frequenlt called list, i make alot of calls and that was a real pain before
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kookooktchoo:
I flashed the JB rom by bigxie with TWRP this morning with no problems. Was anyone else able to?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chasmanz28:
When does the OTA version come out?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gpgofast:
...Well that was too easy...Verizon G-Nexus running Jelly Bean 4.1. This is very cool.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] soder:
Yes, I used TWRP to, with no problems at all.

/Söder
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CJSnet:
"Mid-July" according to Google.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kristovaher:
I have used 4.1 for a day now and here are my observations:

Camera - Really neat updates, possibly the best update for 4.1

Notifications - They might become a little too messy, but other than that it is a great addition.

Google Now - Google Now is a better implementation to getting relevant information to you, but what I found less impressive was the apparent battery drain as it relies on background pings and GPS for a lot of the data. Google Now is also very limited in functionality (it's scheduling and traffic related stuff doesn't take into account when you are walking, only when you're taking public transport or driving). I'm only using Weather card at the moment and that's quite OK. Less impressive is the swipe-up gesture for loading it, the bottom-up menu seems to lag and just looks weird.

Google Search - Good updates in general, but damn I wish it was able to recognize names from my contact list. Things like 'Call X' just don't work and it should be implemented there. Voice recognition is quite good otherwise.

App Widgets - The automatic-shift-around desktop thing is really neat and works quite well.

Contact Photos - While higher resolutions are supported, I was disappointed that Google itself never stored higher resolution photos that I updated to my Google Contacts last year. I'll have to 'reupload' everything apparently.

Project Butter - This should have never been called Project Butter. It has increased smoothness of some animations, but has reduced responsiveness of the device. This is because vsync and triple buffering - which they use for smoothing - affects responsiveness already natively and they try to work around this by predicting your touch locations. This fails whenever something 'moves' however, such as when swiping notifications away one by one. Vsync and triple buffering are both 'hacks', they are desktop technology which is not affected by touch and was never meant for touch. It still loses out against iOS by quite a margin. Project Butter has also slowed down some applications due to increased lag. It has also slowed down native keyboard itself.

Battery - 4.1 certainly seems to take more battery life, but I cannot give an objective overview before giving it a usual go-around. I used to get 3 hours of battery life out of 4.0.4 before it notified me that I really should charge the phone. It was much less on 4.1, but this is strongly because I tested various apps more frequently than I usually would. So at the moment it seems to drain more battery, but I haven't really tested it yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bayger:
JB is absolutely fantastic. It feels a lot smoother and consistent compared to ICS. My 1 day experience is very positive. There is only one thing that worries me - charging times. These are very long compared to the ICS ROM. I don't know if this is only an issue with my phone, but it takes a lot of time to fully charge my Nexus. I remember it being super fast and now it takes hours to fully charge my phone.

Did anyone notice that too?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seanfitz100:
Love it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hazzazi:
just installed, wifi seems to work fine.. so does everything else. and as for titanium, i'm restoring right now (so far it seems like it's working)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shaquiel Harris:
No root check for the google play movies? Thank you god. Is this only for JB or will it work for any rooted device?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akash3656:
Same here. But I cannot judge this objectively as my battery was severely off calibrated with the insane amounts of flashing and battery pull I did to get JB's wifi working. And it never charged up to 100% for me. Maybe it needed more time, but I had to pull the cable and go outside
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ArmanUV:
The contacts finally sync high res photos. Confirmed by a data wipe. Google finally pulled their head out their ass.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Reynaldo28:
Thanks! Tell Shirley I love her too ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dr.m0x:
Been using JB for about a day now, its nice but until Cyanogenmod team get a hold of it I'm sticking to CM9. I like the extra features and customisations too much. JB isn't that much different or better anyway ...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bayger:
Ok, so it seems that I am not alone. I was on the stock ROM 4.0.4 before I flashed the new JB version. Interestingly, it's not much a difference whether I charge it via USB or a regular power adapter.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] whitemantagan:
with JB one day... Done excelent.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nosit1:
I don't really see much of a difference with JB. I gave it about an hour to mess around. The new Google thing looks interesting, but traffic is irrelevant for my commute.

Am I missing something in JB?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jezz_X:
I seem to be having the exact same issue with charging time it seems its basically never going into fast charge mode even with using the full power pack and not a USB port like ICS did. I guess they missed that in the kernel this time around. I'm not too worried though because once the source drops I'm sure other kernels will fix it up
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dhruvraj:
True! Or you can just lift the pin a little bit up, carefully without breaking it - and that fixed the issue for me!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
I agree with your statements on project butter. I could press between the home button and the app drawer button all day with no visible lag whatsoever, but when it gets into going from opening to an app, to going to settings, to going to home screen, there seems to be a pause sometimes... idk. I think something happened that traded off the fluidity for the snappiness... if that makes sense. Lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rasinell:
Lolololololol :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] humayooshah:
can anyone help me please... ?

what else do i need to do :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akash3656:
Well, I just checked from the Status, my phone was Charging (AC), so it detects it as AC, but maybe the kernel isn't drawing up the same amount of power it did back in Ice Cream Sandwich. I can also confirm that charging when the phone is switched off is also not as fast as it was.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NCguy:
FWIW, there is a small app called frequently call disabler in play store that clears the list and will turn it on/off. Works great but you probably don't need it now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jezz_X:
heh I never thought to actually look in there but mine says "Charging USB" :(

I just switched to the charger that came with my HTC desire and now it says charging AC but and they are both 1amp out

Tried the AC ipad charger I have (2.1 amp out) and even it says "Charging USB" so guess some issue there
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GerManiac:
Hi everyone.

Here is the way I flashed 4.1 coming from 4.0.4, without having to connect my Nexus once to a computer. Keeping everything the way we like it.

edit: removed the instructions, you can find my original here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28044634&postcount=1265

don't want to update two threads with the same instructions. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] akash3656:
Whats funny is that now it charges up as fast as it used to in ICS. The phone switched off after I let it drain all the way to 0%, plugged in to AC and left it off for ~40 minutes. After that, turned it on and it was at 16%. Which is slow. Now it has been an hour since then and its at 71%. I don't know what fixed the slow charge. I did not install a new kernel or anything. I'm great though its now charging as fast as usual. Usually it charges up about 50% +/- every hour for me in ICS.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TorontoR:
Latitude does not show any of my friends either
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matrix0683:
Wifi is working fine even if the display is off
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SpOuK-3-:
Same issue with latitude ... it's not showing friends.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blueescalade88:
I have been running jelly bean on my verizon gnex for close to 24 hours and its damn near perfect. The only problem i can report is the toggles for beautiful widgets don't work. Just like you stated. I'm guessing the app just needs to be updated to work with JB. Besides that, everything is working great. Seems faster than my linaro ICS rom I was running before.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ktownhero:
This ROM is awesome, so amazed to see a 100% fully functional JB ROM less than 24 hours from the SDK release!

I don't know why they chose to pack the Franco kernel into V2 as it's incredibly unstable. It would run fine for a bit, then I'd hit a wall where my phone's performance would chug big-time, completely freezing for 1 minute+ at a time, and in a few occasions reboot. At one point it shut down my phone and I had to remove the battery to get it to restart.

I went into ROM manager and flashed back to the stock JB kernel and everything has been 100% smooth and stable since.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jirkadus:
I'm pretty sure you will have to flash it on your own...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
Speaking of the Play Store. I had hoped Google could at least have renamed it for the Jelly Bean release. Play Store, in my opinion, sounds silly. Android Market was much better.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GerManiac:
don't think you will be notified. You should check this thread since you have the nexus s and this is for the nexus prime.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1738756
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GerManiac:
totally agree, I think that they did not do themselves a favor with this new name, but don't think they really care either. They are google.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JobberMP:
Don't know if this was brought up. Say Do a barrel roll in the voice command.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stereoprologic:
Win on so many different levels.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jay3147:
I flashed the first JB leak that dropped that had issues connecting to WiFi. How would I go about flashing a version with working WiFi now that CWM is gone?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fchowd0696:
LOL! I wonder how many other little easter eggs like that are in the voice search?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GerManiac:
you still have root?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josteink:
Reinstall/boot CWM via fastboot?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] josteink:
It's a Nexus. Root doesn't matter. Unlocked bootloaders do and since he flashed JB, his are obviously unlocked.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GerManiac:
it does not matter why not let him install clockwork through ROM-Manager or teamwin through goomanager?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MoosDiagramm:
Are you sure you got all facts straight? AFAIK, all touch based smartphones use vsync. Google at least has always used vsync on Android and vsync isn't new to JB. What they did for JB is to rewrite the way Android handles touch events in order to reduce the latency between a user action and the rendering of the results of the action. Instead of three stages, it is now done in only two.

Another change is that they looked at the apps that ship with the OS, looked for use cases in apps that take longer that a vsync cycle (and therefore cause stuttering) and optimized them to stay within the vsync boundaries (16ms on a Galaxy Nexus due to the 60Hz screen). Again, vsyc itself is not new and all smartphones that don't have visible tearing are (very likely) using it.

As far as triple buffering goes, it does indeed cause additional input lag... therefore it isn't on most of the time. JB usually runs with two frame buffers but if it detects that a process requires more time to render that it is supposed to (16ms on a Galaxy Nexus) it temporarily engages triple buffering until the process returns to the proper 16ms interval. This sounds like a good compromise to me.

Summary: in good cases it runs with maximum responsiveness, in bad situations it induces additional 16ms of lag to make things appear smoother.

The Google I/O talk "For butter or worse" goes into more details, I watched the live stream yesterday but a regular youtube video should be available soon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NCguy:
Its beginning to look like the biggest problem that people will encounter with early JB is with certain apps that have broken and need an update. I would think that will happen very quickly now for most of them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BootsSiR:
Will ClockworkMod Recovery wipe my /sdcard directory if I do a wipe data/factory reset?

I'd like to spare that directory.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
The official clockworkmod recovery by Koushik Dutta does not wipe the sdcard when wiping /data. It skips the /data/media (which is the sdcard)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BootsSiR:
thanks :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
You forgot something. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SinDx:
Yeah I have to say CWM made the the whole process super easy. Specially the touch version of recovery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
I use the touch-based version as well. I do miss 4EXT's touch recovery, though, which I had on my Nexus One.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Chad_Petree:
I've got a couple of doubts regarding jellybean:

1. I noticed there's an add-on dictionaries option in the keyboard settings and there's "emoji for English words " but I download it and I still get the same keyboard , no emojin icons

2. Is the new boot animation with the nexus "X" the new default animation to the nexus or is a customized one that was made for the ROM ? The animation the nexus 7 is exclusive just that device ?

3. I see people mentioning keyboard shortcuts, what are they about ?

4. What's Facebook support completely axed ? At least in ICS we had crappy low resolution pictures of our contacts but there's no Facebook syncing at all and frankly only my geek friends have (I wouldn't even say use ) Google + , also the pictures of my Google contacts who don't have Google + look awful , so much for the "high resolution contacts pictures
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gadgetluva:
All,

I'm currently on 4.0.4 Yakju with an unlocked bootloader but I am NOT rooted. I assume that I would use the GNex Toolkit 7.0 to backup my phone and then root.

1. If I root, will I lose all of my data? I want to backup my apps with Titanium, but as I'm currently not rooted, I'm afraid that I might lose everything.

2. I understand that after I flash Jellybean, I will have to restore my data. Does the Restore function work from the Toolkit, even though I backed up my data from the ICS build? I would like to restore my photos and general files without having to manually copy/paste everything back and forth, and was hoping the Toolkit would allow this even after upgrading to Jellybean.

Thanks much for your help!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anton2009:
If your boot loader is unlocked, then you do not have to worry about losing a drop of data. Flash a custom recovery first using fastboot. Then flash superuser in that custom recovery. No loss of data occurs here. Then you can use TiBu to backup your apps since you will give it root permissions.

When you wipe your data, it leaves your SD card untouched, so all your downloaded and collected data (i.e. music, pictures, videos, etc) will still be there, but your apps+data will be gone so you will have to restore from TiBu.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SinDx:
It seems to be only for certain questions/queries right now. I'm sure as it gets more developed it'll be more talkative.

It also talks when you ask for the weather.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BootsSiR:
I'm having problems with Titanium. Restore an app, it asks for my password (I have my backups encrypted), and it crashes instantly. The app is there but it crashes if I start it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NCguy:
I've read reports where titanium isn't working on JB with encryption. I'm sure they are scrambling to get out an update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BootsSiR:
Damn, I hope so. Kind of a deal breaker for me :/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rmagruder:
Totally disagree with your assessment of Project Butter. I feel like you and I are using different phones. I can't get over how responsive and fast this phone is now. I came over from CM9 RC0 and this is blowing my mind. I Just can't reproduce or notice the situations you reference here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BootsSiR:
Going to try to use titanium to extract my apps from a nandroid.... think it'll work?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SinDx:
Question - Anyone know why google voice search gives me my weather in Celsius instead of Fahrenheit?

I can't seem to find a setting to change it. I have location/gps disabled.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
Start Google Now. Click the menu button next to "Show more cards..." and choose settings.

From thereon, click on "Google Now" and then lastly click on "Weather". Now there should be an option called "Weather units". Click that and select Fahrenheit.

I advise you to learn how Celsius works because it can and will prove useful in the future. I don't think either Fahrenheit or the imperial units will be with us in the future.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NCguy:
Never tried but isn't it one file at a time?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SinDx:
Yeah no worries, I know how to use Celsius and meters, I just prefer Fahrenheit cause it's easier when talking to friends/other people.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gadgetluva:
Awesome, thanks Anton! Just to clarify, I can do all of this from the Toolkit, right?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Theshawty:
Oh, okay. :)