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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xolanir:
From what I read, you'd have to manually move all your content to the very first 0 folder and delete the rest, then restart your device and media scanner will resolve all the media inconsistencies.:cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LauraSakura:
I did that and it worked fine for me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jcmm11:
Adaway

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.adaway
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klobkelosh:
+1 on adaway. Been working flawlessly since 4.1 dropped.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] t1.8matt:
dirty flash worked for me too. no problems at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AlanPototsky:
+1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
How many dirty flashes do you think is enough until you get some strange behavior on the ROM?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kmcrane:
3-5 i usually gauge it off of how major an update is. I usually full wipe in bigger updates with more changes. And just dirty flash for smaller incremental updates.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] t1.8matt:
not sure, just a try and see game i guess. i'm not crazy about dirty flashing, but i'll do it once just to try it.

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what kmcrane said in the post above
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rilasis:
Any idea why wifi tether doesn't work? I can find the network I create on my phone but it never asks me for password when I try to connect to it and I don't get an internet connection.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fk.gregor:
Does an extended volume control exist for this ROM? Like having the ringer louder than the notifications etc etc?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ba_hamilton:
This. This is one mod that I would really like to see.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Do you think from the 11/22 build to the newest one at the moment, is a major update?

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Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yodatom10:
Nope,

When u have close to 300 apps to restore dirty flashing looks better and better every time :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Andrew025:
There's no real answer to this question. If you have no problems dirty flashing then go ahead and keep doing so if that's what you like. When you notice strange things happening then do a clean flash. Sometimes I can dirty flash for weeks with no issues and sometimes all it takes is one.

Always a good idea to keep a backup.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] michaelnhf:
I have the same problem, any ideas? I am running the latest.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Try it on WPA. I had it working on WPA but the same condition just now on wpa2.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SparkyXI:
Ugh. Phone just completely crashed for the first time. What the hell is wrong with 4.2... This should have been a step forward, not backward... (Not blaming you, Muzzy - just venting)

Sent, rather annoyed, from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

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If someone could correct the Bluetooth/voice command issues on 4.1.2, I would totally go back to muzzy's last 4.1.2 until Google got their AOSP in order...

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapawalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jumpman1229:
Would I be able to dirty flash over the 11/22 update?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Alright, well most of the time I play it safe and clean flash every build. Us not that hard to restore my phone anyway :P
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elpeterson:
I just used the stock settings but changed the name and it worked beautifully.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ba_hamilton:
This is my set up and what I do each time I flash an update. I get no SOD's and gps locks instantly. I just got back from driving from Kansas City to Minneapolis to Milwaukee and back to Kansas City. I didn't have trouble with GPS one time.

- I'm running Tiny's latest kernel. It seems to be the one that works best with this rom.

- I've installed the latest TWRP. I only have one /0 directory. Everything is clean. I deleted CWM and all my CWM backups. There were over 10,000 files that were deleted when I did that. TWRP is faster than CWM and I like it much better.

- I only do dirty flashes. The only time I did a clean flash was when I first installed Mmuzzy's rom. But I ALWAYS wipe dalvik and cache whenever I flash any zip file.

- I delete Launcher2.apk, facelock.apk, books.apk, and all the live wallpaper apps. They take up a lot of space. I figure it leaves more room for the rom to run. I read books on my Nexus 7. I use ADW Launcher. I like it because you can adjust the icon size.

- I'm running the 30 navbar by adbFreedom. The other navbar mods are nice but I keep coming back to this one.

- I'm running the scrollcachevolumesteps mod. I got the file from this thread but I can't find the original post now so I don't know who to credit. It fine tunes the volume key adjustment. Very nice.

- I'm running AudioManager Pro (play store) to get better sound adjustments.

- I use BeWeather Pro for my weather app. I get instant GPS and location lock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thewilliams1:
Mmuzzy.. Just to let you know.. 10 hours heavy web and voice and now at 30%. Haven't experienced this good battery life in quite some time.

Thanks man!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Haha +1

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Same here. Been always getting good battery life with this ROM :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scoobaspeaz:
BTW this rom is awesome! Stable and smooth. I just have one question though that I miss from using CM 10...does anyone know of a good lock screen mod that I can add apps from the lock screen? Also, and not a huge deal if not, a mod to display a calendar and weather on the lock screen?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cornflakius:
I'm not sure what it is I'm doing, but I can barely get more than 10 hours of battery life on this like most people. How do I check what is draining my battery?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeffkro:
I agree, I haven't found a single problem on the 11/22. Thanks muzz
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nnbengboy2:
On a previous 4.1.2 ROM that I was using, you could long press letters on the keyboard for various symbols. On your ROM now, I can only do that for numbers and on the period key. Do you know if its a bug or something they took out in 4.2? The other ROM developer said it was not a mod as far as he was aware. I really liked that functionality. Wish I could get it back. :( Anyway, let me know!

Again mmuzzy, awesome job on this ROM! It runs very well, and has since day 1! Thank you!

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Did you dirty flash or do a clean wipe? When I clean wiped and flashed 11/22v2 I got way better battery life. All my apps are fresh downloads and I haven't installed any mods or kernels.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cornflakius:
Well this was the first ROM I installed after rooting it. I wiped data, dalvik and cache, but I also installed a Kernel.

I just installed the Air Kernel, so I'll test the battery life tomorrow and see how it is. I've turned off 4G to see if that makes much of a difference (it should).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nnbengboy2:
Might try wiping /system too when doing a clean wipe. I always do just in case.

I forgot to mention I don't have 4g where I am. So that makes a difference. 4g really drains your battery. :-/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jumpman1229:
Hey muzzy, any way you think you could incorporate emojis into the messaging app?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bwood20:
I wasn't getting the same results as other people using trinity, but I switched to zen kernel 2.0.0 and I've been able to get the battery to last all day. Screen on time is around 2 hours but the battery drain in standby isn't bad. I leave LTE on all the time as well
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] j0hnnyth3f0x:
You can add the calendar by swiping from left to right and clicking the +, i haven't seen anything for weather yet... other than aokp anyways.

Emojis are in the stock keyboard you just have to go to settings>language>and enable it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] know8677:
I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this question, but I've only noticed it since being on this ROM, so here goes.

I have 2 Download folders. One is "Download" and the other is "download". Different apps seem to use different ones as they both have some files in them and I have to look in both when I'm trying to find files that I've downloaded like ROMs, email attachments, etc..

Has anyone seen that before, know why it happened, and more importantly if I can get rid of one without causing issues for FCs?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gerson2407:
I wanna test out the nav bar mods too.. . ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LauraSakura:
If apps are using both than deleting one won't do much as those apps will likely recreate the folder next time they go to save a file
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] melp57:
Anyone that has been running this rom, or other 4.2, can you talk a bit about key points for upgrading to 4.2. I have mostly been reading on sites that cover Android, and it seems like most of the features of 4.2 are designed for tablets, not phones. I know there has to be many new features. I guess I could flash and find out for myself :). Thanks in advance!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rilasis:
I tried this and it actually asked me for my password (which is a first) but it still had limited connectivity and no internet access.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laur3n.newm4n:
I am really loving this ROM for a few reasons:

1) Best battery life I've ever had. Stock kernel, too. I had 40 something % left after 13 hours yesterday with 2 hours of screen-on time/4G on. I had tried a different 4.2 ROM and the battery life was okay, but didn't blow me away like this.

2) I like the AOSP theming, and that it's not loaded up with all these UI MODs. I hope you continue the stock experience (plus the 'essential' modifications like power menu and the quick settings MOD)

3) The GPS (I did flash the GPS fix zip) lock is pretty quick compared to the other 4.2 ROM I tried
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] czonin:
Quick toggle mod was updated yesterday would love to see it in the next version!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] das0527:
To MMuzzy & those fellow forum members who answered my questions, thank you. I flashed the ROM yesterday and it's perfect as far as I can tell. The installation process was as easy as it possibly could have been and I haven't encountered any bugs. I'll thank your individual posts later today.

Now I want to experiment with a few of the kernels mentioned in the thread. I was using Franco with AOKP but I think I'll be trying the Tiny kernel next.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmad81:
Mmuzzy have you or anyone else on here figure out how to remove the Verizon wireless from the lock screen...its the only mod I ask for on this ROM..everything else is perfect
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thesuzukimethod:
http://www.android.com/whatsnew/

Big ones for me are general smooth-ness and battery (although 4.1.x was already pretty smooth), and improved notification interactivity. Big thanks to mmuzzy for further streamlining. :)

My sense is there is not necessarily a ton of new (in terms of absolute feature count), but there is a lot in the way of polish/streamlining. shiny shiny 4.2. my .02
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rsxtypes72:
I moved my files. I would recommend using es explorer if you aren't already. If you are the only user navigate to/sdcard/ and copy all your folders there. Reboot. Check to see if all your pictures show up in gallery if they don't clear cache for app. Once everything shows up you should be able to connect to PC and see everything like before.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jumpman1229:
Not the Android emojis, the iPhone kind of emojis that other roms have baked into the messaging app. On those, you just go to Messaging settings, select the option to turn on emoji support and then when you select the menu button within a thread you have the option to insert a long list of emojis
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BackInA88:
Great!!

Been dirty flashing since the first build and it just keeps getting better!:good:

Steve
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thesuzukimethod:
Quick question/heads up...

Seems 4.2 is doing something weird where it wakes up the phone. I noticed because I keep my phone near me when working, and usually see it screen on when a call comes in before the ringer sounds.

From searching XDA/web, almost certainly a 4.2 issue (i.e. not a ROM issue), as there are bug reports all over the rom spectrum for this one (including VZW stock OTA), but wondered if anyone else was having issues with this or had heard anything about fixes (also, in case someone thought it was this rom causing it).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] belair56:
Big plus 1on changing Verizon

I have tried the spn-conf.XML file in system/ etc. Tried the placing an Eri ? file in data. No luck on ether.:confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ckeathley:
AMAZING

Been on 4.2 since the start. Thank you for all your work! Money coming in December for you when I get my school money! Keep on rocking!:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
For you and anyone else interested - xfighter1188 over on rootz grabbed the CM10 Mms.apk that has the iphone style emojis, and popup notification built-in. I've been using it since the first 4.1.2 builds, and can confirm that it still works just fine on this 4.2 ROM. The only possible issue you'll run into is that this app hasn't been updated with 4.2's built-in group messaging feature so you'll be sacrificing that option for the emoji's and popup notification (both of which are toggle-able on/off). I personally never use group messaging so it's still an essential app for me to use. Here's a flashable zip, note that this will overwrite the original Mms.apk that comes with the ROM - so go ahead and make a backup:

MMS with iPhone style Emoji
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ckeathley:
Emoji

I pulled the MMS from XenonHD build and it works great and has group messaging

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Seems like I have to choose between the battery percent or the softkey mod. Is this correct? When I flash the battery mod wipes out the softkeys and vice versa.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmad81:
I tried both of those as well with no luck
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Davest010:
But why would you argue about having the ability to change the values? If someone is finding their phone unusable because it's too dim, what are their options? They'll just have to forgo using auto brightness and dial in the brightness that works for them. If we had the option to alter the auto brightness settings, they could get the usability they need. Sure, it would affect the battery life, but it would still be better than dialing in the brightness manually, and they'd know what to expect going in.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RW-1:
That's just a file edit, I believe eri.xml or something like it ...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ijeenyus:
1. So the XeonHD version has both emoji and group messaging? If so, would you be able to upload for us?

2. If you use the one posted in the OP then yes, they do not overlap (have one or the other). Go back a couple of pages, someone combined both. At work, can't spend too much time searching
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blackjer:
Ive had those two folders going way back to my Sprint Evo 4g.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LauraSakura:
The poster requested lowering the defaults, not adding the customization options
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dirtyjeep:
Bump...Anyone??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
Do a clean wipe. Works fine for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flomaster:
I'm currently running liquid's ROM.. i have read the OP and last 400 or so posts. I haven't seen anyone mention Gapps. Are Google apps rolled into the ROM? I've been downloading the ROM since 7am its now noon here. Just want to install as soon as its finished.

Sent from a Galaxy Nexus far far away via Tapacrap
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LauraSakura:
All I can say is I did a fully clean flash of the second 11/22 build and I get a GPS lock in a few seconds. I didn't flash an extra GPS script. Are you restoring system data from titanium backup? Have you flashed any different radios or anything?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmad81:
It won't work on 4.2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] allan1313:
Gapps are included. No need to flash separately.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Quod:
Yes gapps are included.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ckeathley:
The MMS that works for emoji and group messaging

https://www.box.com/s/owrzlmi7p4qju14qkt21
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dirtyjeep:
No I'm not restoring any data and I haven't flashed any new radios...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Flomaster:
Backing up now....

Sent from a Galaxy Nexus far far away via Tapacrap
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] know8677:
The 11/22 build locked for me almost immediately. It does not lock quickly at all from the same spot (my desk) on the 11/25 build. In fact, I wasn't patient enough to see if it ever would lock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
The only difference between the two builds are regressing the code change on the global datepicker script and making the December fix specific to the People app only. Nothing else had changed and I just locked in a few seconds on the 11/25 build. I know better than to think everything is hunky dory but I can't understand why that would have changed for you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laur3n.newm4n:
I saw the Quick Settings Mod guy has updated the zip. Could you incorporate this into your ROM again? I see it adds a few more tiles and fixes the ringer toggle icon size weirdness. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Hopefully. If the git repo has been updated I should be able to update the ROM this afternoon.

EDIT: I had test merged in the new Quick Settings Mod a while ago and gave it a test compile. It sure is nice to see the torch feature back, tiles look nicer, etc. When I get home in about 45 minutes I'll upload the updated ROM. That'll give me a few minutes to test everything out. Kevdliu did an awesome job as usual.

EDIT 2: Now the bad news... flashing one of the Navbar MODs may kill the new tiles. I changed my wording to MAY kill because the one I tried did kill the new tiles. I take that as a bad sign.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LauraSakura:
Thanks for the hard work and the heads up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmiegeddes:
Muzzy you are the man! Thanks for all the time and effort you put into this. The ROMs keep getting better and better! Can't thank you enough. Has anyone tried the latest Quick Settings mod with Muzzy's latest ROM?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1999125

I had installed it on my previous ROM and the only way I could actually open my lockscreen was by swiping up to to open Google Now and then hit home. Had no other way to unlock my phone. Muzzy's ROM from Nov. 25th fixed the issue and I know the Quick Settings mod has also been updated, but I don't want to go back to only opening via Google Now. Thanks in advance for any information!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] markassbuster:
I tried to flash the latest version of the quick settings mod. I now have torch in there but the date, notification clear, and the shortcut to the mod in the status bar are not colored correctly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] laur3n.newm4n:
Super! Much appreciated. I said it before - your ROM is the best 4.2 ROM I've used so far. Thank you for your work!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Kevdliu's Quick Settings MOD is merged into the ROM and seems to be functioning really well. Everytime he updates it I find another tile I didn't realize how much I missed. I love having the torch feature back. ROM with update is being uploaded to Goo.im and dev-host now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] johnco1972:
Is the ROM ready for download or still uploading?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LauraSakura:
So, if I'm partial to the nav bar mod I should wait for now?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
ROM Update

It's ready now, yes.

I guess so. If the updated Quick Settings isn't as important to you. The NavBar mod would have to be updated based on the changes.

This is the problem with MODs. They usually take the form of a version of a system file like SystemUI. The problem is that they don't merge with the existing one, they replace it. That's why you end up with graphical glitches or simply loss of functionality. :\

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November 26, 2012

-Kevdliu's Quick Settings updated

Note: Navbar MODs may interfere with update
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
This was bound to happen as kevdliu's quick settings mod integrates itself into SystemUI.apk, which is the same file that controls the navbuttons. The new tiles that were added to quick settings aren't present in my (now older) versions of SystemUI.apk so I'll go ahead and download the latest ROM update and work on updating the navbuttons to work with the new SystemUI.apk. ETA might be a little longer than this weekend because I am swamped to the teeth with my day job until Wednesday.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Totally understand. Thanks for all your efforts.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] modernbummer:
Probably wishful thinking, but I'd like to see built-in emoji and quick reply in the messaging app like the apk pulled from Xenon, which was posted a little while ago. It's not a big deal for me to simply replace the apk, but thought I'd ask anyway. That would likely be a big step toward opening Pandora's box ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JkdJedi:
This gets asked almost two or three times a week. Emojis are built in to the stock app already, enable in language/inputs. For guick messages look up SMS POPUP in the qoogle play store.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] subsonicbug:
preparing for 4.2 flash

thinking i might be able to update from a 4.1.2 build to the current 4.2 11/26 build tonight.

reading back in this thread a ways, I see that there are some changes to the file / folder structure of the sd card for 4.2 (/0 folder for multi user support), and that a format sd card is recommended in addition to the SuperWipe for all the system and user data.

I'm all for doing that and starting fresh, but my question is, how do I get the 4.2 rom .zip file back onto the newly formatted space so I can flash from recovery?

I have my sd card contents backed up already, so I'm ready to superwipe with .zip on sd card in CWM recovery, then format sdcard in CWM recovery. Assuming the format goes well, my sdcard will be blank, so then I would need to get the rom .zip onto the card. Thats where I don't know what to do, I've only ever moved contents to the sdcard space using windows explorer once the phone is booted up and plugged in via usb.

I have android sdk tools installed, so adb commands are an option? Or can you not use adb until you're fully booted into the android os?

Is there a smooth workflow that you guys' have figured out for this?

Thanks,
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] b.huss2:
You don't have to format your SD.....just factory reset and flash, the rest is fluff.

I should add that you should make sure your on the newest version of your recovery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] codfos:
This right here. I think the quick settings is the most useful tool now on android and this mod just makes it SO much better.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RW-1:
So on the 11/26 build the soft keys blue is OK, or similar to the nab bar mod?

Flashing after it downloads, but can hold off on getting my blue soft keys back...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
You may wanna hold of of the navigation bar mods until you can for sure use them. Just to be safe
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesssiii:
Confused now

OK, so I took the leap and flashed this rom from JBSourcery 3.2 (4.1.2). All went well, but I did it before work and while at work today noticed the stupid GPS constantly looking to find me, even though I checked in with maps after flashing and got the lock. It was draining battery and I panicked and flashed my nand from twrp (which worked). But now, I have some stuff in the 0 folder and some on the root sd. So I started copying the 0 over to the sd root (on the computer), which is looking to take a lifetime!

So, here's the question: If I copy the leftover stuff from the root sd to the 0 folder, will a 4.1.2 rom and apps recognize or even find it all? Or do I have to choose- either everything on the 0, and use 4.2, or everything on the root sd and use 4.1.2? :confused: