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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Howie Dub:
Having an issue with battery drain and not going into deep sleep. Clean flash and only apps I've installed are CPU spy, better battery stats, and gmail 4.2. BBS is showing a GPS lock wakelock under kernel wakelocks. Toggled GPS off and location is off and it's still there. Any ideas? Wasn't an issue on previous builds, even with GPS on. Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Some people have found that letting GPS lock on once keeps the wake locks calmer. Google Now would be another suspect if that doesn't work, that seems to be the cause of a lot of GPS related wakelocks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeston:
So I've got an interesting/minor problem. When I get a text message and check the details of it, it tells me the text was sent exactly one hour before it was received, which is definitely not right as I could be having a conversation with the person and it puts the wrong sent time. :P Any ideas? This has definitely only started since the new install last night.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Does this happen with everyone or just one person? It could be on their end, couldn't it? Someone has a wrong time zone set or something?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeston:
I've talked to two different people on different phones, different OSes, and different carriers.

Looking through my messages I was talking to someone just before I flashed the new rom, and right after. The messages sent just before have the right time, the ones right after are all off an hour.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Ok, so you're receiving texts with the wrong timestamp from multiple people. That does sound like your end although nothing else is off timewise. If you go into date and time in settings it has the correct date/time/DST timezone?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 00negative:
Roms running great with Tiny kernel 1.5..props to the dev for a clean rom
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bleezyd:
I too am having wake lock issues. Installed the 10/16 rom, including factory reset, about an hour ago and havent had any deep sleep yet. I am going to try closing down maps and messing with google now, hopefully that helps. This is the first time ive had any deep sleep issues however.

**EDIT**

OK - I fixed it. It was google maps and that pesky background location update thingy. I turned them off and im good to go again. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeston:
Yep, right timezone and time everywhere, however, I changed them to not automatic and changed the time to see if it changed anything and it keeps the same sent time and just changes my received time. So the sent time is still not right.

If no one else is seeing this behavior, I'll just chalk it up to some file I changed somewhere that screwed something up :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Thanks :)

Glad you figured it out. It's funny how often it comes down to that location service.

I see there are apps in Play to fix message timestamp so it must be fairly common. I'm just not sure how it would only affect texts. Keep us posted. Have you tried another messaging app?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeston:
Just installed handcent and it shows the messages as being sent 6 hours from the future instead lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Definitely, Google Now raped my battery really bad.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pennjersey83:
Huge mistake in updating to the latest version of this ROM. Everything was working flawlessly until I updated. Now I can't even open Google Maps. It just keeps force closing. I tried fixing permissions, uninstalling and reinstalling. I wiped and flashed, nothing is fixing Google Maps. I guess the old saying if it ain't broke don't fix it rings true.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeston:
Ok, now I'm really confused. I just received two messages from the same two people and they were right, then I got another one from one of them and it was wrong again... I'm claiming carrier problems here. I'll see if it changes when I go out of town tomorrow.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blame2:
Well, since everyone else seems to be able to work Google maps perhaps its just you. Or your gapps. Due to the way you've worded your complaint however, I'm guessing it is you. Or your gapps. Try again, restore a nanodroid, or flash another ROM.

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What's the future like? Sports scores plz. For last minute Vegas bets.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
It would make sense. Sometimes things are out of our control I guess. It'll be interesting to see what happens tomorrow.

Since Maps was included when I had GAPPs integrated and now it isn't, you'd have to redownload it from Play. You did say you reinstalled though so I'm assuming you mean Maps from Play and not an orphaned copy. I'm just wondering if if there is some bad cached data. Did you go into apps and clear data all data for maps?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pennjersey83:
Shut up kid

Hey muzzy. Yeah I'm sorry for blaming your ROM right off the bat. I have loved using your ROM and appreciate your work, I'm just frustrated because I hate when my toys break. It's possible that Google is to blame as I see the same complaints in recent Google Maps reviews. I uninstalled and re-installed Maps from Play and Maps still doesn't open. It just says "Unfortunately, Maps has stopped". I tried clearing data from the app and it's the same thing. I'm going to try restoring a Nandroid to the 10/12 ROM just to make sure maps worked for me on that version. Then I'll flash the 10/16 and GAPPS. I will do this before complaining anymore. Sorry and thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeston:
Yeah, it's just weird it started right after the install. I'll keep you updated tomorrow, though.

Also, I tried a timestamp fix from the Play store and it was only able to change the time displayed as the received time, not the time the person sent it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Thanks. And blame2 is just being protective. :)

I completely understand. Not fun. Hey if you have Titanium backup it might be worth trying to restore Maps from that too. One thing I swear by is the superwipe scripts. Mike1986 had one that I liked because it cleared the system partition, the caches, etc, and left the sdcard alone. I just flash that before i want to clean flash and i never have to bother remembering if i cleared everything. This sounds like a good time for that script. You definitely have a gremlin.

EDIT: Which I take blame for with so many changes. I'll try to stop changing it for a while.

To be honest I felt like those things were a bandaid and not the fix anyway. Hopefully tomorrow will narrow the variables. It feels like NTP is screwing up somewhere and the fact that it's only affecting messages, it sounds like something outside the phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pennjersey83:
Ok sorry. You were right. I was the problem

You were right. I had a gremlin. I just Nandroid restored, wiped, and reflashed the 10/16 ROM. Everything working flawless again. To be honest I came to your ROM because of your commitment to the ROM and your impressive updates. You had me on jelly bean long before Verizon and I hope with the next Android OS you will do the same for us. Thanks Muzzy
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
I still take the blame. That was a pretty radical change taking out the GAPPs but I really feel it's for the best. Smaller update sizes to say the least. You don't have to redownload over 100mb of stuff all over again, you already have it in the GAPPs file, etc.

I'm really glad you figured it out. I enjoy doing this and I hope to be able to continue as long as time allows. I appreciate everyone sticking around as we figure out the new stuff. :)

And I just wanted to mention again that what I normally do is sort of a hybrid between clean and dirty flashes. I make sure I have a good nandroid obviously, rebackup changes to apps and their data in TB, make sure I have my new ROM and GAPPs in the 'sdcard', and then I just superwipe, flash the ROM and GAPPs, then reboot and restore my apps from the TB backup. Best of both worlds in a way. I know the system is clean and I get all my apps back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DavidFlory:
I am finding several versions of superwipe. Could you please post the link to the version you like best for your ROM.

And, your ROM is GREAT!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Thank you! The superwipe script I use is the work of Mike1986. I found a mirror of it but I'm not sure if he has an official spot to download it.

The page I'm referring to (link is toward the bottom):

http://www.thesuperusersguide.com/how-to-flash-a-rom.html

The script:

http://www.mediafire.com/?lxpw84fwtm5cj6w

I literally run this and then flash my ROM / GAPPs. Easy Peasy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] whahn1983:
There should also be a new gapps coming out soon since Google Calendar was separated out and put on Play. Maybe that flash will inadvertently fix these random problems. Or maybe I'm just an optimist.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
I think I should be pushing a clean wipe and reload more. The change was pretty significant between 4.1.2 and going back to a GAPPs install. Many of the issues are cleared up with a good scrubbing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pennjersey83:
I was wondering about that. I still have the Android calendar in my app drawer. But I see Google calendar on Play. Should I download the Google Calendar from play and disable Android calendar? I want to make sure I get the late updates
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
I haven't checked it out but I can't see that as being a terrible thing to try.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
It's the same app. There's no reason to disable it. It will just update like gmail and other Google system apps do :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] whahn1983:
I downloaded it and it doesn't see it as the same app so you end up with 2 versions of calendar. I just disabled the older one. No issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
I was wondering about that but I didn't look closely enough at it to tell for sure. I thought I read somewhere there were subtle differences from the JB version so I didn't want to say for certain one way or the other. Thank you sir. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Yeah I just found the same thing. Definitely not treated as the same app. Weird.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jlvlawrence:
So I tried to flash codename androids version of gapps after flashing your rom. Unfortunately, still no awesome camera features. Fortunately, this rom still rules!

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It must be a CM based rom feature. My girlfriends Nexus has the team euroskank CM10 kang rom on it, and she has the features. Still using the old 7/26 version of gapps on hers as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
It's specific to your gapps package or rom then. Mine auto updated and only shows one calendar app. I have com.google.android.calendar-1.apk in /data/app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] whahn1983:
That might be the issue. The original Calendar app is in /system/app and the new one is in /data/app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blame2:
That's a bummer, but worth the try anyway.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
The calendar in the ROM is the AOSP version since I was moving away from integrating GAPPs. I thought GAPPs put the calendargoogle version in but it doesn't appear to be the case. The file location is where the build put it by default, as a system app. I suppose I can suppress calendar from building by default.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blame2:
Huh. My calendar app updated from the play store the other day just fine. But I'm running the version before muzzy placed the new binaries. 10/9 version of 4.1.2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Yeah it makes sense. When I carpet bombed the ROM with all the Google stuff the calendar was the calendargoogle version in the ROM rather than the compiled AOSP version. So technically they're different.ish.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
double post somehow. my bad.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
Muzzy quick question, I switched over to Jbsourcery at the moment.

Was wondering if you knew any mods to add to stock, such as cm10 theme engine and navbar?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blame2:
Not that I know of but check the qa section. One of the developers started a roll your own ROM tutorial thread that includes all sorts of tutorials to get you started and compiling your own custom ROM from aosp and cherry picking mods.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Hey I want to find that thread too. I'd love to be able to throw a couple of the mods I use in for myself if nothing else.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
Won't never happen unless you can do it through a phone. I haven't had a computer in 2 years. I'll look some more, hopefully it won't rely on certain framework of cm10. The most I can and have ever done is edited apks, system elements and libs. That's about all I know how to do and its all through phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Check out metamorph. I've used it to do some mods on my phone in the past and it's pretty slick.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
.. Man lol I'd rather just open systemui and replace the files. It constantly says my theme is wrong or something.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
That's what I've used anyway and even then, I've pretty much stopped even bothering. Cosmetic mods are really low on my list of 'must haves'. I'm also getting to the point were I feel less inclined to even list any. They step all over each other if done separately and often be blamed when things go wrong. If someone's list of MODs they need is long enough I guess they should really start evaluating which ROM is the best fit for them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
Yeah I mean I guess that's what separates stock from custom.

I recall you saying something about maybe doing another ROM? I'd be for that, honestly I just want navbar and theme engine. All the other custom stuff is just fancy talk lol, I'll keep looking. I'm sure someone else has wondered the same.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blame2:
1% circle battery is a must for me. The rest us just frosting. Nav bar icons are sweet though.

Sadly I've never found a cm10 theme I like. The biggest problem android has IMO as an artist is the barrier for entry into theming is steep when compared to iOS. PNG9 files and apks and signatures and development environments are crap compared to the name your new icon the same as the old icon, and put it in the folder the OS pulls from iOS model. As a result jail broken themes are easy for artists and designers to undertake and create.

Again just my opinion. Wish android was easier in that respect.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
I've never found an issue with theming myself. A lot of icons are easily done. As for cm10 theme, I've found one that stands out to me a lot. Popstyle.

I'm attracted to this theme and I dunno why..it blends so well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] johnco1972:
I've been using MMuzzy's ROMs for a while now. I like them because they are clean, smooth, and aren't full of custom mods. I want to start building my own ROMs, but don't need to if MMuzzy keeps at it. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
I used to use themes all the time on my Incredible but that was back when the default look of Android was pretty lacking. I like Android's look since ICS. I'm pretty done with the Sense look. Now I can't figure out what to do with my homescreen. It's so bad the only icon I have besides the dock is a 1x1 weather widget. :P

Thank you but you should anyway. It's fun when you get it figured out and you're running something you compiled. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
I usually never changed the incredibles look, I'm a huge fan of sense.

Awhile back I happy changing my themes and homes but now I just don't care. The clock is something I made in uccw, been having a sense 4 craving lately. I'm actually about to flash back your ROM here in a few minutes, no matter what I end up back here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blame2:
The bright side is its not too bad to theme icons.. but the UI elements like the dial pad and WiFi icons and such require a bit more digging into the framework.

This is what I got.

and here is my old iPhone 3g theme.

http://blane2.deviantart.com/gallery/?offset=24#/d2mx6ih
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blame2:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1942338

The Link to the dev support thread for gnex CDMA ROMs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeston:
Well, timestamp seems to be correct here, guess it was an issue with the towers I was on. I'll see if it's fixed when I head back down there next week.

Edit: Scratch that... ten hours later and it's back off :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RW-1:
MMuzzy ....

At the advice of a few others I've migrated from Vicious 4.1.1 V1, we were all awaiting a V2 which never came.

Awesome work! No issues installing so far.

Going to stay on the included kernel for the weekend to eval, otherwise it's back to Franco on my Gnex.

Thanky thanky thanky ....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
That's annoying.

Appreciate it. :)

Sent from my Galaxy Tab
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 00negative:
Mine automatically updated from market.. I am on latest version of this rom and using latest gapps from jakeday

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@mmuzzy why don't show up in the goo app as a dev for the toro device? I have to go and search for your name in the search of all devs.. I am not running a hacked build prop that would make it think I am using a different device
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
I try to avoid editing things that wouldn't normally be in stock. However, it's a very small change. I'll give that a shot next time.

It must be the way Jakeday's GAPPs handles updating the calendar.apk. I'm probably just going to leave it out altogether next time to avoid the AOSP version causing weirdness when using the Goo.im version of GAPPs and the Play calendar. I'll give Jake's a shot to see how that looks too though. Thanks for the info.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RW-1:
Ahh, all re-setup ... took care of the Calendar issue myself, removed the older one, nbd...

Questions, likely asked before;

Would the addition of a power shutdown menu (recovery, reboot options) be something to humbly request for a later release?

Ahh, I see you have a link to one, but it breaks EM broadcasts .......

Ok, then, a question on homescreen rotate, can homescreen only be toggled off, or was that an all or nothing?

Very impressed with this so far, looking forward to a long future ...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
It's probably going to be a leaf raking day but I'll be trying to revisit the options on the power menu. Ultimately I'd like to add it to the ROM, or a ROM anyway.

The rotation is an all or nothing but if you prefer it to be off you can use the MOD to disable it for the homescreen only.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blame2:
Apex and nova launcher allow you to disable homescreen rotation. I've always disabled it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] teegale:
I feel like my phone takes way longer to get a full charge on the latest version of this rom. I was using your 4.1.1 version. Hmmm..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mwalt2:
You can use the power mod from the mrom 2.0 thread. It's built from the same source as mmuzzy and I don't think either one of us modifies anything in android.policy.jar (where the mod is). All of those mods should be compatible with mmuzzy's rom. They are all flashable and backup the file(s) that get replaced so restoring things is easy.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28555856
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cam2:
Same here.

I'm running the Trinity kernel with this ROM.

Anyhow, great work MMuzzy! Keep it up. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xolanir:
I'm curious to see if anyone else is having a minor issue related to sending MMS? The phone receives them properly but when it comes to sending, it won't go through until I reboot the device and send it again. Thx in advance for the help!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] johnco1972:
I used to have that problem on the stock ROM. I have no problem on this ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Sorry for the delayed response. I live in NH and we're experiencing a heavy foliage aerial to ground attack. I've been outside all afternoon.

To be honest I use Nova launcher too. I like the long press features on the desktop and the ability to have folders in the drawer on Nova.

Try another AC charger / cord if you have one. It may be in USB mode which charges slower.

Thanks Walt. I'm going to recommend that more and more. I really don't enjoy doing the MODs and you have it down to a science. Ultimately I'd like to put some of these things in a ROM. Maybe we should do something like that together,eh?

I don't do a lot of sending MMS but I do know that I need to be in a better area than where I live or forget it.

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Thanks everyone for trying the ROM. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeston:
Oh my god, don't get my hopes up... An m&m team rom would be absolutely epic!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] erasable:
Yes an M&M ROM would rock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] darklordofthesith:
The Rom is still running great. I even stepped up Franco's kernel to the 512 nightly. The phone is super quick. Also, I run elixir for the advanced power menu. It gives me all the options I need to reboot. Plus the icon set I'm using is pretty sharp.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
I'll file that one under things I should have sent in PM first. lol

Fantastic. :)

I should look into changing the icon set for Elixer. I'd prefer a more halo'esque look than the default ones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 00negative:
I can confirm that the mrom files, like battery mod and reboot menu, do work with this rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donnyp1:
Is link not working?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
It seems ok.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
ROM Update

October 21, 2012

- Removed AOSP Calendar

- Goo.im Manager Update Support

- ROM Manager Update Support

After this build, the ROM managers should see a new build when one is uploaded. Since this is the first build to include it I'd guess this isn't technically an update as the starting ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] svtfmook:
Why remove calendar?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Calendar is available in the market now and the AOSP version wasn't seen as the same app so there was duplication when it was installed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
So I just tried to dirty flash the latest update and gapps and had FC's on all my Google apps. Ended up rolling back to 10/12 ROM.

Wiped dalvik, and tried first to fully load w/o gapps then reboot and installed gapps... no good. Then I reflashed the ROM and gapps then rebooted, same problem. Any thoughts?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
Nandroid back or clean flash. I linked Mike1986's superwipe script. I use that before flashing then do the ROM and GAPPs. I restore my apps from TB and all is good. This routine has never failed me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] johnco1972:
Same problem here. No Google play sync
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BOY_:
Mmuzzy, I've dirty flashed every one of your updates with no problems until now. I've had mixed results with tb in the past and I'm lazy so...

Any chance you'd reconsider including gapps?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
You guys are killin' me ;) . The backup function is in there. See the attached screenie. If you get FC's do a clean install. I haven't had random FC's in months but what I do is the following.

1. Nandroid backup

2. TB app backup

3 Reboot to TWRP

a. Superwipe script

b. Flash ROM

c. Flash GAPPs

4. Reboot

5. Restore APPs with TB
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mmuzzy:
AOSP ROMs which are compiled from source, shouldn't have the non open source Google applications bundled with them. I'm not trying to make things harder but now that GAPPs work the way they should this is the correct way to do it. Plus, I like to update when things warrant it and this not only saves me 100+ meg on an upload to multiple sites but saves you the same amount of download data for apps you already have in the GAPPs package.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] johnco1972:
We're not trying to give you a hard time, MMuzzy. I did the superwipe, flashed the ROM, flashed the GApps, and now everything is working just fine