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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
You're welcome. The funny part is I intended to build something that would just work and not need a lot of updates. But between wanting to tweak things and a number of Google updates lately, it hasn't quite worked out as planned.

... that and I'm a closet crackflasher. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] caifan:
My WiFi has been wonky also. Getting drops also.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SparkyXI:
Can one flash the ROM-only over the previous build without flashing the GApps? I'm currently running the newest (unreleased?) version of Google Play Store, and I'd like to keep that in place, if at all possible.

Are there any differences between the GApps in the previous build and the group that were separated?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
On updated 4.1.2 builds my WiFi didn't drop but wasn't active. It was greyed like it was blocked. My network was fine though if i turned off WiFi. Not sure if that is one of the problems but its been among the 4.1.2 builds I've used.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
In the advanced settings under WiFi, perhaps try turning off the 'Avoid poor connections' and see if that helps. Other than that, I'm not sure why you'd be getting random drops.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
If you're running the one from a couple of days ago there isn't really a need to worry much about it. The separation of GAPPs was the main reason for the update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andriodfanatic:
I got it, and installed it with CWM and when i open it still says "Unfortunately, Google Wallet is not yet available for your device or mobile network"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Might be because Google detects if your device is rooted or not and doesn't let you use the service. At least that's what it said on the app itself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] techspecs:
The message about being rooted doesn't stop the app from working. It's just a warning and, probably, if your credit credit info gets jacked then they aren't responsible. I have the message and use wallet without issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Verizon APK and libs flashable package

I've packaged together a zip with all the newer libs and APKs for Verizon. When I flashed it on my phone I actually got the prompt to login over the data network. I can't say I've ever successfully done that before. Thanks to MWalt and Ibenj*** for putting me on the right path. Link in OP also.

Verizon APKs (4.1.2 Tested)

http://tinyw.in/c3rD
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Well yeah, I think its just a warning.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
ROM Updated - VZW APKs and libs

Yup. Another update. This one is just to make the ROM nice and tidy and integrate what is in the separate Verizon APK flash file.

October 16, 2012

- Updated VZW libs and APKs

VZW files updated based on help from MWalt and Ibenj***. I think Verizon sign-in is working better for me now than it has ever before on the ROM. I just didn't realize how broken my Verizon files were. The current files are based on the last OTA.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeston:
Got excited for the new apks, but "services are still unavailable" for me... I give up :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
good grief <swear word>

I'll be right back. I'm going to go beat my head against a wall now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
Still lovin it over here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jroid:
OP: quick update. I have successfully updated to your 10/12/12 build with the launcher rotation. After reading an interesting change log for TWR that included a fix to unmount /system in order to fix status 7 symlink issues, I booted to CWM and mounted/unmounted system before flashing the update without a wipe. It worked. Might want to update OP for future reference
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Dudee relaxxx :D You've been working hard for the past few days.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Thanks!

Interesting. So you were able to flash just by mounting/unmounting system?

Thanks. I wasn't really going to, honest. It's almost midnight and the dogs will bark and wake up the rest of the family. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jroid:
yes that is correct.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
Just wondering, mmuzzy, you mentioned a file you edit for volume boost... is this editable by us? I'm running James Bond kernel and it has volume editable through Franco's app. I'd like a little more volume (more cowbell!)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Ok. Thanks. That makes sense.

It's actually in the /device/tuna/audio directory before compiling. And yes, I'm old enough to know that's a BOC reference. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Woo! MMuzzy's got 1,000 posts! haha (Just random) XD
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeston:
Haha I'm sure it has very little to do with your ROM and more to do with my phone or something I'm doing. I'll probably try a new fresh wipe and install the newest build tomorrow or Thursday on my days off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Moonkae:
So I just flashed the latest rom then gapps as instructed but noticed that Chrome, Maps, Gmail, or wallet weren't available unless I installed from the app store (except for wallet of course, I'll have to flash that). Is this correct? It might be a silly question but from my experiences when I flash the gapps they are included as I was under the impression these are, specifically, flashed to have these without the need to reinstall them from the play store.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aggrophobik:
Not always.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
I totally missed that. :)

Ok. We'll keep our fingers crossed.

Those packages are Google experience apps and aren't compiled from source. They had been bundled in GAPPs previously but it was decided that if an app was available in Play then they wouldn't put it in GAPPs. I'm not sure how far back that happened but it's been a while now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aggrophobik:
I actually prefer it that way, as I'd rather just d/l only what I use. Just personal preference tho. =)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
I feel that way too. The ROM was supposed to be on the light side, size wise, but the funky things happening with the new features like velvet.apk aka Google Now and the things it did instead of older APKs, and the Gallery issues, it just made for a nicer install to install GAPPs too. It was always supposed to be temporary. I think having them in GAPPs is a better way to do it. Except for that moment when I'm installing fresh and realize GMail isn't there when I go to check it. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Droid316:
Going to flash this after work today.currently on liquid rc5.great Rom and all but I want something more stock without all these bells and whistles and to have great battery life.hopefully I will get that with this Rom.what kernel are most people using with this Rom for great battery life? Thanks mmuzzy
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
You're welcome. I hope it works well for you. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Added CM10 build for 080412

August 4, 2012:

- Added CM10 build for 080412

New build is up. I've updated my phone and nothing melted. Oh, and no Linux borne viruses. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Is the landscape keyboard working right? I noticed in the build before this one it was cut off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] norm12:
Linux-borne viruses, those are the worst! Thanks for the sweet rom and needed laugh

Sent by Logo the turtle
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Really? It was working for me. I'll double check.

Edit: editing from the phone in landscape. It looks OK from tapatalk anyway.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
It could of been a bad download on the last build. Its all good though downloading your latest now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Hopefully *fingers crossed*
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I'll let ya all know here in about 15 min after I get everything set up.

Edit...... So far all is working well. Keyboard is normal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Glad to hear that. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackjer:
Thanks for this great build. Is it possible to get google wallet working with this rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skinien:
Yes it is. You have to side-load the apk. You'll get a message that it says you have an unsupported device, but you can ignore it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Yup, that's exactly what I did. I used it at the drug store the other day for the first time. Worked like a charm. I'm also redoing the ROM today and I'll try to incorporate a couple fixes as well as the newer Wallet version. I don't really see any reason not to put it in.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackjer:
Thanks guys! I just side loaded using an apk and everything installed and let me add my cards just fine. Here is the thread i found the apk in. Its post #2805 in case someone wants it. Cant wait to try it out tonight.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=29904164#post29904164
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
New Google build and included GAPPs with working Gallery, Cam, Calendar, and Wallet!

August 7, 2012:

- Updated to new AOSP build JRO03L

- Due to weirdness with GAPPs, incorporated into ROM with working versions of Gallery, Camera, and Calendar

- Included new Google Wallet

NOTE: GAPPs no longer needed!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ballisticn8:
How stable is this? I've run ParanoidAndroid JB, AOKP JB, VanirBean, and others, but none have been that stable in my own experience.

By stable I mean:

The ROMS I have tried reboot randomly, fairly frequent, with custom kernels installed or not, undervolted or not, underclocked and overclocked...

Signal issues - not getting text messages, not downloading MMS messages, not getting phone calls (phone never rings). Restore my phone back to ICS and bam, messages are received, mms messages are downloaded, calls come in that didnt come in, etc.

I really like JB features but for some reason my phone hasnt found a single build that has been stable and worked... :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] t3chi3:
I was wondering the same thing. I haven't flashed a ROM yet because I want to be sure I'm not going to brick my phone and it's stable.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] baldwinguy77:
I'm also wondering the same thing as these guys. I've been on quite a few JB ROMs and they've all had little quirks that didn't make it unusable but were pretty annoying. I'm sure this is a very stable ROM, but I'm just curious as to what quirks (if any) do exist. Thanks in advance!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
I build it because i want stable. This is pure AOSP from source. Ive only added gapps and wallet to make it few or no fixes for it all to just work. Im on it now and i think its the best ive done so

far. I'm biased though. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackjer:
I flashed this rom almost a week ago because i wanted a STOCK rom but i got tired of waiting on verizon. I havent had a single issue. GPS works, LTE works, never missed a call, and never missed a text. You really cant tell its a custom rom either, mmuzzy did a good job of keeping mods out. It feels like an OTA update from ICS to JB. Battery life seems similar to ICS, it gets me through the day so I am okay with that.

---------- Post added at 07:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:38 PM ----------

I'll flash this update tonight when i get home from work. Should we do a full wipe or just right over the top of the previous build?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Silenced:
How long should it take for initial boot? I formatted system, data, and cache, and installed. Reboot and now 10 minutes on android loop. I'm sure it's me. Am I missing a step?

nvm. Wiped again and all is good. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] techspecs:
I'm rocking the stock kernel with much battery love. I think it may be like a reversed Chevy Volt. It runs on butter for the first 75 miles and then relies on the battery. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
That was fantastic. Thanks for the laugh. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chukis13:
No emoji dictionary on this build?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] whahn1983:
I noticed after flashing the new Verizon APKs that my phone was getting extremely hot (the top half of the phone, battery was cold). So I went ahead and flashed the new 10/16 ROM to try and fix it but still notice that it gets super hot with very little screen on time. I wonder if it is one of those VZW APKs that is holding up the processor.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
The stock AOSP latinIME.apk doesn't have the add-in dictionary feature. I know some people swap it out or use one of the keyboards from the market. Swiftkey works well for me.

I'm not experiencing that. Strange. Do you have an app like Better Battery Stats to determine what might be the resource hog?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] whahn1983:
I got that and OS Monitor and it looks like Bacon Reader was constantly taking 50% CPU. I uninstalled and so far so good. Weird issue lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Ah, good. Glad you found it. Along those lines I've had good luck with reddit sync.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] whahn1983:
That one works much better than bacon reader. Thanks for the help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I suggest LeanKernel, very simple and amazing battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thesuzukimethod:
Another poster said so, but I had really good luck with LeanKernel - although I eventually went back to stock, which I found to have better performance under "normal+" loads. You can search my old posts in this thread, but the TL:DR was, for me:

--LeanKernel = Amazing Battery life, especially with lots of sleep and standby (30hours plus), but would drop faster when using phone, streaming, data, screen on, etc)

--Franco = Great performance under higher loads, but seemed to last shorter on standby

--Stock = a nice balance between the two.

I should note that I was running LeanKernel with HotplugX governor (iirc) which would shut down 1 core on sleep/standby, which probably explains the amazing standby battery life.

Screen on time is the biggest battery killer for me, but with stock, I get over 3 hours of talk time, multiple hours of podcast/mp3 playing etc. I also use SetCPU so i can tweak governor settings as i feel so inclined.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wickets:
I'm on the Oct 12th version and everything is picture perfect.....Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SparkyXI:
Stockity-stockstock

I have always used the stock kernel on the GNex, and I continue to do so. Never an issue and great battery life (ymmv). I've found that custom kernels just do more harm than good (just one more thing to go buggy).

Totally my opinion, of course.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Custom kernels had me tweaking for color, battery life, and performance... even though they inverse quantities most of the time, not to mention they had to be reflashed after a ROM flash. After a while I just decided whatever gains weren't worth the hassle so I just stay stock.

Thank you :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
About to try out 16* soon. Gotta let my phone charge a bit.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Great! I'll keep my fingers crossed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
I've had great luck with Jame Bond 3.4.6. I've had great performance, great battery and very stable. I'd say a great hybrid of the two above mentioned kernels.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] anthfett:
I just flashed the 10/16 build if your rom. This is my first time back to stock for quite a while. I usually switch between CM, AOKP, Xenon, CNA, or even MIUI. Actually I think this is the first time using stock Jelly Bean. Not that the other roms on JB aren't smooth, but this is just butter. I love it. I wonder if this is what the LG Optimus G is like :) Great rom I'm loving it. Getting better battery life already than others.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Yes love this build as well :) Props to MMuzzy!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
Works great bud! No issues upon startup, no stuttering, no slugs or anything. Its just fast and smooth. Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Just tried stock kernel... not very pleased with it. The battery drained so fast literally I could see the number dropping every time I loomed at the screen. Anyone experiencing this? Or is it good for you?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Excellent! Glad it's working well for ya.

Thank you sir

Fantastic! We finally got it. All those times sneaking on your phone to test when you weren't looking finally paid off.

Aw man. All those positive comments and then this. So much for being on a roll. ;)

While I don't think there's any validity to 'letting the ROM stabilize', I do think there is a point to giving changes a chance. Use it for a day or so and see how it really goes. A few minutes won't give you an accurate idea.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Alright, well can you give me a link to download the stock kernel for 4.1.2? so I don't have to wipe and reinstall the ROM again XD
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
I just stuck the kernel in a zip for you and put it in the MODs folder on Goo. The OP has the Goo.im link. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Thanks so much :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blame2:
It's always been fine for me. But I don't spend 2hrs+ a day with my screen on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
It's just so weird because it never went into deep sleep and I had no apps open. Also, after like 10 minutes starting at 100% it went down to like 90% without even having the screen on for 2 minutes... It's sooo weird. I also had no problems with the stock kernel either but its just so weird that I have a sudden problems with it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
You should try seeing what one of the Better Battery Stats type apps has to say about it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Milly7:
I just flashed the stock kernel to see if it makes a difference as I also did not deep sleep all.day on the 4.1.2 trinity experimental. Gsm battery said it was android system wakelock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
I guess it's something but it's too bad it can't give you a better clue like a specific process doing it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reggie cheeks:
Anyone else having buzzing issues with headset plugged in? Great Rom! Thanks...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Milly7:
I was mistaken it was android os. Thanks for the reply. I'll just give stock kernel a chance to settle over the next few days.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
I don't think I've used my headphones since 4.1.2. I'll try them in a few minutes and see if I hear anything.

Alright. Sounds good. It usually ends up being something like sync or backup that happens too often and doesn't let the OS deep sleep.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I have Better Battery Stats and it said it went into Deep Sleep for 0 seconds. Do you know by any chance to decrease the Android OS/System? Because it seems to be the top thing eating my battery besides the screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blame2:
Could be Google now looking for location. Could be maps checking in, could be a account sync process. Could be any number of things... bad signal etc. Hard to trouble shoot from here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Well, thanks so much. I have noticed Google Search and Maps keep relaunching themselves and eating battery. Do you know how to keep them from relaunching themselves?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeston:
Good news! Verizon apps are working perfectly after the new install :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
In Google now you can actually shut it off. That will probably help a lot. That was a great point, blame2. Thank you.

Woohoo! :)

No buzz on my headphones with poweramp playiing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Thanks so much. Hopefully battery will be performing much better now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drPheta:
Anyone having speaker phone revert automatically back to headset randomly during a call? I've been using speaker phone, only to not hear the conversation midway through. Look at the phone, and speaker phone was turned off w/o me touching it. Turn it on again, and it turns off by itself after a minute or so.

I also sometimes have my notifications sounds drag like the phone is processing something, and it doesn't have enough juice to run whatever process it's using while playing the notification sound at the same time. I.E. instead of a quick "ding" it becomes a "dddiiidididiidiidiiiiiiiiiii-erre-err-errr-ding".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blame2:
That sluggish behavior is odd. Can't say I've ever experienced that. Probably an app eatting up CPU cycles or ram in the background.

The speaker phone issue I've not noticed either
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drPheta:
Yeah, I checked all the running processes, and nothing is eating up much ram. In fact, I'm only using about 300-400MB of RAM each time I check running Apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SparkyXI:
Running into a small issue where it seems that widgets are not updating on home screens. For instance, with the "Extended Controls" widget, if I tap a toggle, the action will occur, but the toggle will not show as having changed from "off" to "on". Another example: With the Google Play Music widget, I can hit the "track forward" button, and it will advance the track, but the track name will not update in the window.

Will clear caches and repair permissions to see if that helps in any way.

Anyone else seeing this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
How about CPU load though? I have no idea on the speakerphone switching off. Proximity sensor?

If this is new behavior after 4.1.2, and assuming you clean flashed, I wonder if a widget is causing the behavior. I think they're sandboxed but if it's affecting screen redraw it might be related. If it were me, I'd probably clear all widgets and then start adding to see if a suspect can be identified.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jlvlawrence:
Mmuzzy - I decided to give this rom a spin a few days ago. I have to say it's pretty awesome. I came from codename android which is also awesome by the way. I do miss some of the goodies that were built into it, but battery life was not the greatest. Definitely an an upgrade on your rom though. If there is thing I do miss, it's the camera features from the CM camera that were built in. Any chance you could cook those in? They should absolutely be included into aosp in my opinion. Any who, keep up the good work sir! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xolanir:
I've been a silent lurker/user of this ROM and have had the latest loaded and running for almost a week now. I have to say great job brother! You've done an excellent job with this ROM, and I also appreciate your customer service and the help you provide to us cracked out flashers. :cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Thank you! I fully agree with you about some things being must haves. For me, it would be 1% battery and the notification toggles. But the nice thing about stock is it's easy to replicate most things in widgets anyway.

EDIT: Oh and about the camera. It's my understanding that you either get the sync features or the camera features but not both even on that ROM. The M.O. I try to stick with is K.I.S.S. and try to keep things in the scope of the ROM... lean and fast. That isn't to say I haven't been thinking about breaking out a bit and making another version. Unfortunately there aren't enough hours in a day with a family too.

Thanks! Hey, takes a crackflasher to know one. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blame2:
By seperating gapps shouldnt it be possible to flash the gapps with the camera features or the gapps with picasa sync?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jlvlawrence:
Thanks for the quick reply Mmuzzy! You are indeed correct about the sync and the camera features. It's one or the other. I personally love the features, especially the burst shot and the focus settings. Once again, keep up the good work! The rom is flawless!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Absolutely. Good point. I've always used the 'official' one but the variants should work fine. Good point as usual, sir.

Thank you. Blame2 makes a good point. If there is a GAPPs with the camera you like you might be in luck.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] darklordofthesith:
Downloading the latest and greatest from you. Does the landscape fix take it away? I find it convenient so i would want to keep it activated.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Yes it takes it away. I just disable it in the accessibility menu or a toggle. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] darklordofthesith:
Well, its still working after the update. Phone is quick as hell. Running francos kernel clocked to 1420 with no issues whatsoever. You still tha man.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Thank you! I was thinking you meant the patch for some reason. That's what I get for trying to answer from the tablet while I do other stuff. :p