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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
Anyone on the east cost??? If so check your GPS... I have a feeling its working now
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tacosrdelicioso:
Yeah its outdated! Flash 210
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dakota0206:
For anyone needed to keep track of their data you can use Onova Count. It has a data widget and its free

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gimik:
Thanks. Flashed back to v3 and it held this time. No idea.

I noticed that the notification in gmail only goes away when you actually mark the items as read. If I just swipe away a notification, it'll keep lighting the LED.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yoda715:
Yea, it is more accurate now! I was having the issue of gps being off by 100+ ft earlier today, and now it's locking on down to 5 meters. What changed?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
The leap second

Mecasull came up with the theory earlier and pm'd me about it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pitnefor:
v3 with stock kernel. gps and exchange service wake locking my phone. dunno why
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tacosrdelicioso:
Seriously...it works now...I'm in Michigan. Didn't work before...now it does. Great theory
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pr11179:
"R" instead of "3g"

Did you find the solution for

"R" instead of "3g"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] deathshead:
Leap second schemes second.

2 gnex here, and an Samsung infuse..

Open maps, gps WILL lock on for a SECOND, and then put you a block away from your actual location.

Infuse, maps-(wait forever since is so slow, lol) locks right down, satellite view puts us right on the desk where we stand..l

Tried v2-6, the gps.conf fix, 3 different maps versions. Etc..

It's got to be a jb system or kernel bug.

Anyone know if Maguro is having these issues as well or is this a CDMA port bug?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eyc:
What in the heck are you guys talking about? The leap second? Great theory? Mind cuing the rest of us in on what you are saying?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
Bluetooth fix from mwalt2

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/405475/VZW_JB.4.1_BT_Fix.zip

Also added to OP be sure to visit his thread and thank him!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
Here this should help
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DONNY TRUMP:
Besides notification light that works when it wants to, I havent experienced any of your issues lol handcent fixed any sms/mms issues I had. Never had an R instead of 3g and if anything my signal seems to be A LOT stronger now... and as far as waiting for Verizon....you might be here a while.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anthony92170:
This is v2 with Franco kernel 210 at 1300 screen of at 729 not bad at all. Also was on 4G for 3hrs

2

How much screen on time? Those numbers look like you just left the phone sitting unused for so long. Pointless...if I don't drive my car it won't use any gas, that doesn't mean it's getting good gas mileage.

as of right now 2 1/2 hrs on screen and at 54 %
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DONNY TRUMP:
Google Wallet

So....After installing this, I reactivated Google Wallet and it gave me another free $10 lol I got my free $ a while back but this might be a different phone. Do they give you $10 for every phone you have or is it linked up to your gmail? I would just ASSUME it'd be linked up to gmail. Either way I'm up $30 so far lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tacosrdelicioso:
Decent...I got 2 hours screen to 55%...no 4g....over 8 hours... sigh
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qman66:
its linked to the nfc chip not your google account. so every new phone u get should give u 10 free dollars
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Klathmon:
its like mark manning said, but the leap second is only added to one day every now and then to keep up with the slowing of the earth.

Each day is really 24 hours and about 1/600th of a second (and that small part of a second changes a lot) when it gets close to being a second off, UTC adds 1 second to a day (just so happened to be june 30th)

For example, your gps was getting the time 11:26:12 PM but it was actually (according to UTC) 11:26:13 PM. the one second throws off your location by about 300 meters.

overall, as long as your local time is past july 1st you should not have this problem anymore (all days are back to 24 hours exactly for at least a few years)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Vegasden:
Search various JB Rom threads and you'll see that the current Light Flow version didn't work well with JB. The dev is aware and is working on a solution according to posts I've read.

......
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
I've removed the file from my dropbox and included it with the wifi fix and a new Mms.apk fix that allows you to receive and play video MMS with the messaging app.

Details and download HERE.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DONNY TRUMP:
awesome, so all these defective phones are adding up! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AuthPineApple:
THANK YOU! I have been needing this because my bluetooth has been horrible and I use bluetooth for the greater part of every day. Thanks again. Loving this thing!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubomime:
Yeah. See? So you're actually lucky.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] webin:
Based on my understanding of GPS, the leap second theory is fairly plausible, and sounds like something Google engineers would do, knowing JB wouldn't be widespread until after the Leap Second.

An explanation for why positioning was off 1000+ feet for some people, and less than 50 for others isn't actually a function of "where you'd one second from now", but actually bad data throwing off the complex math the GPS receiver is doing. A receiver looks at time stamps in the signals it receives (from 3+ satellites), compares those to the time the phone thinks it is, and estimates the distance to each satellite. It then uses its knowledge of where those satellites should be to triangulate your location. The more satellites it has to work with, the more confident it can be that it's math is correct. With all signals being 1 second off, the distances are off, and the GPS receiver is much less certain it knows where you are.... some calculations indicate one place, others a second place, etc.

If you have, say, 8 satellites visible, your phone can throw out the worst location estimates and make better guesses of your location. I'm sorry I didn't have more time tonight to pull out my "real" GPS units and looks at signal qualities etc, but I'm guessing that after the leap second (58 minutes from now on the West Coast), all the fuzzy math will clear up and we should be good to go.... which is good, because driving directions are a bear when it thinks you're on a different street that you are.

Side note: I've seen very similar placement issues in Google Navigation in the past, being offset from the street I should be on. It was always intermittent though, and cleared itself up eventually.... most likely as more satellite signals came into view of my phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WilliamStern:
Does your Google wallet actually work? Mine says unsupported device at the top, and I tried to use it yesterday, but it was a no go. Am I missing something?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chrisanthropic:
I work in satellite communications for a living and we did indeed have to adjust our timing for the lap second. timing being off even a small amount can have nasty effects so I'd eager that the theory is correct.

Also, thanks to the devs for getting this ROM out so quickly!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zionsoldier08:
Does anyone have a circle battery percent mod? Great by the way!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AuthPineApple:
Check out this! http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1742407
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dakota0206:
http://thesuperusersguide.weebly.com/everything-jelly-bean.html

Go here, and scroll down to the bottom to MODS and 1% Battery Mods.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DONNY TRUMP:
Yes sir! I've used it on the GSM version and on my Verizon one last week. The crazy part is that the Verizon purchase went through instantly..literally under a 1 sec. and that was with a horrible data connection. The reason why it says "unsupported device" is either because we're rooted and running roms or cause its the Verizon phone. I read that somewhere. Either way, it works. I promise.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kimusubi:
After messing with JB for longer, I realize that it's not stable on my phone. Both the franco and stock kernel have caused it to reboot as some point, and it also has a tendency to lose 4G. I think I'm going to go back to ICS and wait for the OTA. Anyone know what the easiest way is to revert back to 4.0.4?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
You should try fauxs kernel before doing that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DONNY TRUMP:
Dude! you'll be waiting forever for the OTA lol try the Faux beta 19 kernel in the OP. Its running great on mine. Also, no shortcuts!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kimusubi:
I must have missed the part where the fauxs kernel was added...what's the difference between it and franco?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mark manning:
Fauxs is the best custom kernel hands down. Try it out and see if you like the smoothness it offers.

Make sure to wipe csches tho
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] randpost:
Agreed. Easily the best kernel out of whats available thus far for JB.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dcyouknow:
I've done the exact same thing there too...I did do a battery pull at one point after I first flashed and everything seemed to be fine. I honestly think it might be the Franco R210 kernel not reacting right to some peoples' phones. The Faux kernel has given me no problems as of this point.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DONNY TRUMP:
Running the Faux kernel over Holo launcher....butter? more like melted butter....mmmmmmmm Battery seems to be good too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anthony92170:
There is a reason it says that it's because we r rooted Google says it will say that it will still work but less security is the only difference.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DONNY TRUMP:
oh, i must've misread my last sentence thanks for clearing that up...oh wait.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anthony92170:
Wasn't saying anything negative about your answer is was confirming and agreeing with you but also mentioned about security too is all. Don't be offended.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cam30era:
Strange anomaly yesterday. Phone placed (at least) two phone calls while it was in my pocket to contacts.

V3 with stock kernel. Clean install with full wipe plus Super Wipe.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thelowend:
Anyone know of an EQ that works with

JB? I'm on v2 with franco 201
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] veloslave:
Well...

My GPS got better with the GPS.conf file replacement but then a few hours later it got a LOT worse... and it will not get to an accurate location at all... I have left it running for half an hour and it was a mile or two away.

I am ready to try some different stuff but I want to try and go back to my 4.0.4 backup first...

Do I wipe Dev, cache, system and then restore my backup? I would like to switch back and forth from this current backup and the older 4.0.4 using my CWM?Nandroid backups...

Is it reasonable to assume my backup will take me back to the way it was before without new issues?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] X3FBrian:
If you're looking specifically for an EQ for your music output then you need Power Amp pro. Hands down the best player
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thelowend:
I've used Power Amp extensively but I stream all my music from Google Music now to save internal memory. I used to use Equalizer on ICS but upon starting the EQ the service force closes.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anotherdroid:
just FYI, i've used Wallet for months now. here is a must-know trick. you have to wait for the cashier to hit the "send final" or "end transaction" before using your phone.

in other words, sometimes those card swipes will allow you to swipe your credit card before they are done ringing items up. you cannot do that with Wallet. you have to wait until all items are rung up and the cashier hits whatever special button that cashiers push to finalize the sale.

then use Wallet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnexdude:
Stock kernel is doing better on battery...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] landrian18:
Same here when I try thus morning... its worse.. yeah about 1.5 mile north.. what's happening!!! (GPS)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tacosrdelicioso:
Not for me....accurate dead on since midnight
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] distortedloop:
The leap second theory affecting GPS is bust. Check out the 3rd & 4th paragraphs of this paper by the US Naval Observatory & Innovative Solutions (a satellite programming company). It specifically states that the GPS system is not impacted by leap seconds. GLONASS (Russian GPS) is, however, so their satellites are reset when leap seconds occur causing temporary outages.

Why would Google mess around with the position calculations in just one version of Maps, and only Maps was affected? Isn't the GPS coordinate information just an APi call? Hard to imagine every app that uses GPS information has to do its own math to figure out where you are...use an API and ask the system for your position in all apps; much simpler/cleaner.

Hasn't worked for me yet. Yes, I have it enabled in settings.

Why not just use the built-in data tracking in ICS and later...?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jubomime:
Same
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anotherdroid:
just noticed that after pushing a new GPS.CONF file, it fixed my issue immediately. this was 12 hours ago. i just opened up Maps and notice i'm back to being a city-block off again :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] J.Max:
I had a problem running the Team Vicious ROM and GroupMe. GroupMe couldn't authenticate and I couldn't receive the SMS message to manually do it. Not sure if this is a GroupME issue, a ROM issue, or an SMS issue, but that is the one app I need on my GNex and I couldn't get it to work. Not sure why the SMS messages didn't work either...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iTreezy:
I noticed that too. I uninstalled light flow because the only way to get the notifications to go away is to open the app
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] triften:
Has anyone had any luck using FoxFi to create a Wifi hotspot? Since updating to JB I am getting a failed message.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cam30era:
Can anyone confirm if they have Volume+ working?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cam30era:
Yes, native wifi tether is working for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hogowner:
Not as loud on JB as when I was on Paranoid....much lower!

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cam30era:
That's my experience too. I'm not even certain that there's any volume boost at all....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tattedupboy:
I get the same message. But the native wifi tether app works well, so Foxfi isn't really needed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mecasull:
My GPS status gave me bogus coordinates as well. My theory was actually based on the fact that the GPS sattelites lag behind the true time clock. They were fifteen seconds behind, now they're sixteen. I suppose that whatever jelly bean does with the GPS signal, whether it does time compares to a server that already had this accounted for... or something along those lines was causing errors in the position calculations. For many of us, it looks like the problem resolved itself after midnight.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kimboinatl:
I tethered yesterday just fine, so it's working for me as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mecasull:
Push the original so hat jelly bean functions as normal.... then write back. I think you un did jellybeans built in fix.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ad1980:
I'm not going to pretend I know with any certainty the reason for the GPS fix, but sure enough I checked at two minutes after midnight last night and I was no longer showing 300M west. Just checked again and still dead on.

Consequently, regardless of accuracy, I'm satisfied with the leap second explanation :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] webin:
Do you have a GPS status app to verify you are locked onto satellites? Being "a mile or two off" usually implies its guessing your location based on cell towers (called network-based location) and for me, always puts me in the same spot. I think I'm finding that in JB (as of yesterday) its taking longer for my Nexus to lock onto satellites and move from network location to GPS location, so its important to check the satellite status before deciding if its a lock-on issue or a bad placement calculation issue.

The best way to really be sure you have the bad placement calculation bug is to be physically moving, like with Navigation, and see the phone placing you at an offset of your location, but moving at the proper speed and direction. Of course, that takes a lot more effort to test.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dakota0206:
It is definitely louder for me. But not as loud as when I was running AOKP
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eus107709:
Stuck at Google Logo

V3 was working brilliantly for me until an hour ago. The phone had connectivity issues so I rebooted the phone. It starts to reboot but gets stuck at the Google logo. Just re-installed, let's see what happens...

*UPDATE*

It seems my problems were caused by the "Carrier Name Mod". Please see that thread for problems with booting and showing "R" instead of 4G.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] strongergravity:
Volume+ has an eq in it that I have started messing with. Get Volume+ set up & it will work regardless of which app you are running.

---------- Post added at 12:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:12 PM ----------

Yes, Volume+ is working. Be sure to follow the setup instructions: settings>sound>music effects and choose Volume+
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ad1980:
I did all that, though I noticed no difference...

However, I only tested the phone's ringtone volume, not any music. I just assume the app is intended to work on any audio that uses the speaker (including ringtones)?

This was using the free version.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hogowner:
Volume + is not working as loud as it was on paranoid......all my notifications were much louder....I am using same settings.....and have volume + checked in the music settings. Not a deal breaker... just stating the facts. :)

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] triften:
Thanks. The native Portable Wi-Fi Hotspot under Settings > Wireless & Networks > More seems to be working well.

I'm surprised that I was not prompted by a carrier agreement when first connecting... It just works.

Is there any way to track hotspot data consumption with this native app?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 105437:
Do people really use GPS while riding a ferry??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DirgeExtinction:
You could try the JB Trinity kernel(beta). It's somewhere in the Trinity Kernel thread in the GSM development section.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dr01_D:
V2 and Franco kernel 210 still working excellent despite the thread going to sh!t with GPS jargon. I have had zero force closes, reboots, GPS inaccuracies, my battery life is even good. So I don't know what a lot of you guys are doing wrong. ALL CHIPS ARE NOT CREATED EQUAL.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Greg525:
I'm really impressed with the ROM as well, everything is working great except GPS. But that's ok, I'll give a few days and see if a fix is discovered. Well done to all the devs involved.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zionsoldier08:


Thanks!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Manic_Dragon:
This has been running like a champ. Just now though, the phone went to sleep and would not wake. Had to do a battery pull. Battery level was at 38%, and the market was updating apps at the time. Battery pull and reboot, and now battery is at 58%....weird.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cam30era:
There's no need to be concerned about Verizon tethering data consumption and billing. You won't be charged as long as you are on an unlimited data plan.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BLAQK ROXSTAR:
This is running great, I haven't had any GPS issues. The only issue I had was my Google Latitude friends not showing up in the app. I had to delete the apk from system/app and download Maps from the Play Store.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mursepaolo:
ROM is running well with zero reboots, but it's far from smooth. Some animations are choppy and some input commands are slightly delayed. My only issue is GPS like the majority. I just really wish JB would have fixed our battery insufficiencies. I have extended Samsung unit and it still barely lasts a work day.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ad1980:
I can't be the only one to spot the inconsistency there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AuthPineApple:
When he posted that I was like, the ****? That makes NO sense.:confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mikef3j:
Dakota, very nicely done. Thanks for building such a nice "Information Center"

Mike
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] clos101:
This was my experience. And after my first reboot, it went into an endless bootloop, was at the new nexus animation for over a half hour. Great work by the liquid vicious peeps to make it possible, but its not stable enough for me.

Went back to aokp milestone 5 with francos last milestone. For my needs, that's as good as it gets right now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kimboinatl:
Running V3 with a battery mod and Faux kernel 19, things seem smooth so far. My first time using Faux... have to say, I like it quite a bit. For those who have run both Franco and Faux, which one seems to have better battery life?

As an aside, is anyone sort of surprised by how bland the boot up animation is compared to the one that came with ICS?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
+ 1

Waiting for AOKP to take Jelly Bean to the next level
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kimboinatl:
... maybe it's a really, really unreliable ferry?...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mikef3j:
I am currently on V2 and thinking of going to Franco's 210 kernel. I noticed within his directory there is a '.img' and '.zip'. Do I need both? I have never done a kernel update and if my reading is correct then only the '.zip' needs to be loaded.

I have had no issues with either V1 or V2 and have had V2 on the phone for 24 hours now.

A big thank you to all the dev's and the user community for helping make this all happen.

Mike
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kimboinatl:
I wasn't sure what the .img file was for either. I just proceeded as normal and flashed the .zip, and it worked just fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thelowend:
Cannot wait to see what they can do with the code. AOKP is my favorite rom!

My GPS experience has been great. Friday, I was stuck downtown with a bus full of passengers and it held fast for and hour and a half. It does however reset itself every hour or so but other than that, its great.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kosiak:
using jb with Francos kernel. no issues with gps here in Los Angeles. everything is working great
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anotherdroid:
i just checked again, without any change and it's back to being spot on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
I'm getting a lot of choppiness on the Franco kernel. Need a way to change the gov. Does SetCPU work?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mursepaolo:
Which kernel are you running? R210?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] NyPlaya513:
or...... you can use his app

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...t=W251bGwsMSwxLDMsImNvbS5mcmFuY28ua2VybmVsIl0.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kimboinatl:
Either his app or SetCPU will work. I just use SetCPU for the profiles, and use the Franco Kernel Updater app for settings, etc.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anthony92170:
Try n7 player works great
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mursepaolo:
Just flashed r210 and it's quicker than the one that came with v3. Very satisfied so far. Battery life will be judged in a couple of days.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Greg525:
I'm on V2, stock kernal. I just cleared out Maps chache/data and my gps finally locked on and nav finally started working as well. Let's see if it sticks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] njd15:
Gonna try it out :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kimboinatl:
I'm on V3 + Faux and will notice that my phone randomly wakes up once in a while. Anyone else seen this behavior?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Greg525:
Well, and just like that GPS lock is gone. Oh well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qendadar:
I was using nav for my trip because its been a while since I've been there and wasn't sure if I remembered the way... And just left it on out of curiosity once we hit the ferry to see if it would be accurate when we hit the other side at the loading platform/ dock...