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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ppog:
I've been running AndroidME CM10 since I got my Gnex a few weeks ago, and I'm loving its stability and features etc. I'm not particularly hard nor easy on the battery, I set CPU conservative and brightness low, no wifi, GPS etc., but I always leave data, sync, push and FB on.

At the moment I'm on 23h 18m with 2h11m screen time with 14% left on the first charge cycle of both v1.6 of the ROM and a new 2000mwh extended GSM battery (battery stats wiped.) So realistically the battery will always last me at least a day and then I can just charge it at night for the next day anyway, and I'm sure the battery will improve with a few more cycles.

Anyway, I've seen people getting almost 2days and 4h+ screen time on some other ROMs with Trinity kernel, and I'm considering flashing it, but I'm worried about stability. My last phone that I had for 2years was soooo buggy and slow with software hacked to bits and I really don't want to sacrifice any stability or have any headaches with my Gnex. And I see that the dev of this ROM always recommends default kernels.

Can anyone offer me advice or experience about running Trinity with this ROM? Like the best version of the kernel, settings, and battery time etc.?

Thanks :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rickbosch:
Just one question. Is there a reason for the kernel change? Either way, AOSP Light is quick. Really good job. With ota now also, winning.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nickamina:
To be honest - from my experience, usually the stock settings are the best - if they're experienced then I find that most of the time it's best to trust the kernel dev.

I don't understand people who have their brightness permanently at the lowest value. :) Is it really worth sacrificing functionality and user experience just to squeeze out a couple of extra hours battery? As long as it gets me through the working day, I'm fine with that. It's a dual core smart phone - basically a tiny computer, not an old candy bar Nokia. Perhaps we're judging it by the wrong standards.

I'd recommend faux123's kernel personally. The latest stable mainline version's just come out and it's great.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rickbosch:
I'm running it with Trinity right now, and on previous versions, the colours are awesome.

Performance is great, battery life is battery life, is battery life. I personally think that you can't really get more than an additional hour of screen time, on a regular basis, from a custom kernel. On WiFi all day, you could easily get 3 and on 3G I get about 2.5 on a normal day with stock and personally I don't want to be staring at my phone for 4hrs per day.

As for Trinity's stability, grab TNP1334-307-JB-STABLE35 or TNP1344-384-JB-STABLE35 from the site and try them out, they've never given me issues.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ctyonthehil:
I apologize if this has already been covered. But I read through the OP and several pages following and saw no mention as to wether or not this ROM is Gnex specific.

So does it matter if it's flashed to a GSM or LTE device?

Again, sorry if this question has already been asked.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mstrakt:
Sorry. This might be a stupid noob question, but is this rom for Verizon or sprint nexus? Thank you
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thegtfusion:
Its only for GSM. Do NOT flash it on another gnex!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Quinten30:
Are Navbar mods included in CM10 1.6.0? I cant find it . . or i'am blind?! :D

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ivizoid:
Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pdxtechdoctor:
2nd post says updated to 3.0.31 kernel.. Is that by chance a typo? I've seen some references to a 3.0.41 kernel on another ASOP build..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ppog:
Thanks all for your answers. Now I'm at 271/2hrs with 2h 32m on screen, and i've been stuck at 4% bat for the last hour or so. So as one response says above, it's probably enough..... And it will probably get better with a few more cycles.

Have the trinity stable35 in my storage though in case I want to give it a try :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LGXX:
1.6 is just perfekt, thanks a lot man!

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thegtfusion:
Im getting insanely goof battery life with aosp light 1.3!!! With trinity T1344-384 alpha 52!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Lambetts:
Thanks heaps dude. :D

I really appreciate your response and the time you took to type that. Haha.

Cool, I'll get onto that. I'll just say to the people who have had nomedia issues. All I've done is remove Rom Manager from the rom before flashing. I find that's the easiest way. Nothing bad to CdT for including it, it's not his fault they f**ked up. :)

I just thought well, I don't use it anyway. It works doing that for me.

I have restart my wifi all the time. Not sure what's going on here. All CM10 based roms are doing this to me. As in I'll go to use it and it'll be connected but it's not. Won't bring up pages or connect to the forum. Then I just turn it off and on again and all is well, till the next time I put my phone down for a moment and attempt to do something. Any ideas? I've got sleep never on and avoid bad connections off. Troubleshooted my modem and all my other devices and phones don't have a drama.

Thanks guys.

Sent from my Nexusus!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pdxtechdoctor:
The wifi sleep option in Jellybean is the opposite of some previous android builds.. this includes CM10.

It should say Always now...

The setting says Keep wifi on during sleep and it should be always on during sleep. I got confused when I first upgraded from my Droid X2. Setting it to never means that it is never active while the screen is off..

Try switching the settings and see if you get any improvement..

And as far as rom manager is concerned, I've actually never install the android me cm10 so I didn't even realize that it was included in the rom, no wonder so many complaints about the nomedia issue. I've just been using the light version after changing from the stock android me...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] peteyc66:
Any chance of a 36 Nav bar DPI mod for aosp lite v3?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
Most of the ones for non CM10 ROMs should work in the theme section, try them out, just back up first
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Skvanorn:
Hey, loving the new AOSP light. Quick question, has anyone noticed if SongPop stopped working? Mine won't start, it just gets to the initial blue screen and then it exits... :/ Tried uninstalling Adaway and rebooting but no luck. Any suggestions?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jose Viegas:
I have the CM10 one installed and working great but somehow it lost the APM (Advanced Power Menu) and is back to the stock one without the Reboot options. Any idea about how to put it back? (I'm using Apex Launcher, if it has something to do with it)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
You probably flashed a mod that removed it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Jose Viegas:
Hmmm the only mod I flashed was the Zen keys and I did it with Ziptheme, could be that?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
Open the zip And see if it has android.policy.jar if so then yes
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hongzhou94:
In the CM10 1.6 version, the Play "My Library" and "Reccomendations" widgets seem to think that they are on a Nexus 7, as they require a home screen grid of 7x4 to run. Is this a known bug with CM10 or is it because of Apex Launcher?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] killersloth:
FU chris

jealous of your gsm nexus :p

i had to go with sprint lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
Haha what's happening bro, the script master is back eh
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] killersloth:
For now I can just chill and enjoy the ample development going on for this device, until I get bored. Been real busy at the house lately, but soon as I can devote some time to it I'll have something nice to give to the toroplus community :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kramnod:
Guys which is better? AndroidMe 1.4 or AndroidMe CM10 Kanged?

Performance and Speed?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ambuj:
I am a huge fan of Android Me and after the flawless performance of stock Android Me (v1.3) I thought of giving CM10 a spin. Well for initial release its very solid and I dare say bug less but it lacks the smoothness of stock AndroidMe ROM. Thinking of switching back to v1.4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Personally I like AndroidME CM10 :D Just something different!

But both CM10 and 1.4 is pretty flawless, built by a superb developer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jcsww:
Any suggestions on a good kernal to pair up with this ROM?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kramnod:
Thanks for the input, decided to stay with AndroinMe 1.4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kevlars9:
Great rom. Everything working good so far thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ArmanUV:
Correct me if I am wrong, but currently this rom is basically CM10 + LED tweaks + gapps + init.d tweaks?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ed116:
thanks for this, gonna give it a whip liked your features in original AndroidME just battery wasnt good on the original hopefully this is better, thanks for your work
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
[SARCASM]Spot on mate I've done nothing but steal other peoples work. Maybe you should make something for all us to use? [/SARCASM]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
+1 :D

Well said.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Michealtbh:
Not anymore. It was at the beginning of it's life but now the majority of the modifications to AOSP on AOKP are original
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
True, Doesn't really matter this ROM has nothing to do with the AOKP ROM series it hence why i changed the tittle ;) RomanBBs ROMs are awesome but nothing from his ROM are in mine. This is all CM10 base, compiled from source by me, and modified by me.

Let that be the end of it, sick of having to explain the tittle, what does it even matter? I could call it "HTC Sense CM7.9998" and it wouldn't make a difference to what it is.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ArmanUV:
Wow when did I say you stole other people's work? Why is everyone on xda so defensive? I merely rephrased your Features list in OP:

I wanted to see if there are any changes to the CM10 code base other than what you've listed (and a little more explanation on "Performance Tweaks").

A professional answer would have been "Yes, but this is an early release and I plan to add a lot more" or "No, I've added feature X and Y on top of CM10".
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
When I say performance tweaks I'm not going to go into what XML files I've changed and what .smalis I've edited. Because the majority don't understand and don't care lol.

I've had very little sleep so I wouldn't worry about it, reaction may have been strong. The answer is yes I have changed a few XMLs and tried experimenting with a few smali edits etc... but yes lots more to come. A didn't change a whole lot in the code before compiling this time as I was concentrating on getting the camera 100%. Whoever most of the mods I do next time will be to the code before I compile.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
And a "Professional" as you put it is the description of someone who gets paid to do something. I do this as a hobby more than anything.

Anyway just enjoy it if you want to, if not all good. Let's just keep it constructive
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ambuj:
You really need sleep man. I guess everyone respect you on XDA and have high regards for you as developers. He was merely asking I feel out of curiosity. Take rest. Updates can wait.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
This is what 2.30am sleep and 6am work the next day does lol, anyway working on it tomorrow ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sam razzy:
Which are the phone u have now ? ;) @Ctdroid

SeNt frOm gOOglE NeXuS with CM10 jelly taste
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shadow_empire1:
When flashing the first time (after factory reset) and you get to the welcome page after the first boot:

When trying to change the volume and you click on the speaker symbol you get to the system sounds. Then it is not possible to go back because the back button is not shown.

Another thing: On the welcome page there is not "Emergency Call" but "Mother" (Mutter in German)

(I have seen this issue in other roms...)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
Oops missed a string lol. Will change that next update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MrMosoani:
I was able to fix the .nomedia issue i posted days ago. The things i did randomly were:

update ROM manager

Searched .nomedia using file manager

Deleted it

Rebooted

Fixed!

problem:

along the way, i renamed the DCIM

MUSIC and Video folder since these were the ones i was having trouble viewing during .nomedia issue, BUT NOW after the fix, i cannot link the camera app to the DCIM folder because of the new renamed folder i called 'myDCIM'. (It created a new folder called myDCIM, instead of retaining the the same folder with the new name)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tjackbjorn:
Just scored 4h on screen and 14h on battery with trinity 1344mhz stable 35 on aosp 1.1. Damn I love this rom :) Have to flash 1.3 or Androidme 1.8 tomorrow :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Oldtymehockey:
I may have missed this but is this a GSM only ROM?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LarsAussems:
Whats the difference between light and the other androidme rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
Really? Come on man. Use the search... always the same questions. Did you read the first post at all?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] smalss:
Light v1.3 is unreal. Best ROM I have used. Keep up the great work Dev, we all greatly appreciate it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Skvanorn:
Using the AOSP light v1.3, are there any Mods for T9 dialer or nav bar DPI? Would appreciate links :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
Try this for the T9 and let me know
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] getbacker:
Hey guys, I have been using AndroidME CM10 v1.6.0 and for some reason I am unable to find the face lock option in the security section. Is it available in this ROM or am I looking in the wrong place?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
I took it out because its a waste of time, If enough people want it i will add back
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] getbacker:
No problem...just wanted to check the feature...and thanks for an amazing ROM :)

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Skvanorn:
Works like a charm! Thanks mate, much appreciated!

Edit: you should put it in the OP/second post, I'm sure a lot of people would like to have this. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LarsAussems:
Yes I did actually. But that post doesn't show any big differences. I had to try them out for myself and found out that the light version doesn't download the backupped apps. What I'd really like to know is if there where any battery differences. You dont have to react this way.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
Its just very frstrating, at least 4 questions the same in the last few pages, The bases are very different, one is stock Google Image the same that is shipped with every device, the other is built from AOSP source code and is very light and fast and the other is obviously based on CM10
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LarsAussems:
What about battery on the CM10 rom? I use aokp now. Not really good battery life. 2/3 hours screentime max.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Djabolic:
Is it possible to flash this file over GSM version of AndroidME? I've been looking for a T9 dialer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nickamina:
Battery on both is great. Light is better from my experience although battery life is also kernel dependent - Trinity and Faux123's kernel are both highly recommended should you not get along with the Linaro one built in.

Please search the thread, or at the very least look through the most recent 10 pages - all these answers are here. I'm sure battery life is discussed just 2 or 3 pages back!

This is pointless stuff that's taking away from the topic - you're not asking anything new, reporting bugs or contributing to the development. Whilst it's fair enough asking questions when you're feeling lazy (and we've all done it at some point), I hope you can understand and appreciate why people would find your questions annoying.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swordfish123:
Got bored of stock ROM so flashed CM10 1.6.0. Loving the CM features. But battery life is reduced with this rom. Is anyone using a different kernel with this ROM which gives better battery life. On the plus side my wifi reception is slightly better with this ROM.

I see many good reports on AOSP Light. Might just try it. But will miss CM10 features.

Good job OP maintaining 3 ROMs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TG2708:
any nexus s release?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pipusz:
Flashed CM10 v1.6.0 a couple of hours ago, first impressions are absolutely positive. Thank you CdTDroiD, great job!

Edit: I've even found a cool banner! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] delgadodelbarrio:
Volume Buttons sound file location?

I've looked almost everywhere through the file system and haven't been able to find the location of the "ding sound" file that you hear when manipulating the volume buttons.

One of the first thiings I do with a new rom is to delete the UI sounds folder in system/media/audio. Looked just about everywhere else, does anyone out there know where that file is? AOSP Light.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ppog:
I've had a bit of a problem since the last update; I use TouchPal keyboard and since the update the speech typing doesn't work. It works on the Android keyboard though. Anyone have the same problem or some advice?

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LGXX:
If you update the ROM, will you upload the whole ZIP to OTA updater or just the parts which have changed... like in stock?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CdTDroiD:
Depends on the update, with CM10 its hard because usually its a whole new base, with the stock androidme rom its much easier to do so
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nullbesign:
Kernal?

Which is the best battery saving kernal that i can use with this ROM
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nickamina:
Hey CdT, what would be the downsides of replacing your CM10 project with Paranoid? You get more optional/configurable features, it's all open source and they both update with the same base.

Sounds like a pretty interesting idea to me(?) It's your project at the end of the day and you should do what you like, but I'm interested to hear your thoughts. :)

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REALLY?? REALLY?!?!?!?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nullbesign:
Yes. really, lol

---- sir if im an advanced user then there was need for me to ask this question.

please, help me if you know it thank you

REALLY?? REALLY?!?!?!?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Guiding.God:
[/QUOTE]

Which of the two ROMS did you mean? I'm on AOSP Lite with Trinity and battery life's very good for my kind of usage (wi-fi/2G always on etc - screenshot attached)

Meanwhile, does the proximity sensor work for everyone on AOSP Lite? Phone doesn't go dark when it's next to ear on receiving a call....broken, or am I doing something wrong?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] maverick_hunter:
A) You REALLY did not need to quote the first post.

B) There is no best kernel for battery life. Battery life with kernels is completely subjective. You have to try them out for yourself to see what results you get. Personally, for me and my GNex, stable Trinity 35 with the interactive/sio settings has produced the best results.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gbarayah:
I'm interesting giving the AOSP light ROM a try. Can anyone who is using it let me know about the interactions with bluetooth devices on this ROM?

Particularly, does pressing the button on your bluetooth activate the voice dialer on the phone? It works on stock AndroidME but I have found that it doesn't work with any other ROMS I have tried (bixie's stock/rasjellybean).

Also, is there a quick run down of what apps have been removed (or those that remain) in this light ROM? I know its minimalist but couldn't find a detailed breakdown anywhere in the thread.

Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pdxtechdoctor:
I do not use a headset very much but when I did use one, it did bring up the voice dial prompt on the light rom.. ASOP is what the stock rom is built on, but with bug fixes etc.. the stock is built on rev C and the current asop revision of jelly bean is L.

It has all the basics of the stock rom,,, if you are coming directly from stock the only things you will not see installed are all of the google applications like play magazine, play videos, currents, etc all stuff you can get from the play store

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the proximity sensor has always worked for me on the light version
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] finesse:
Firstly, many thanks for the ROM.

Feedback;

Lightning fasting and excellent battery life. Issues encounted; I've lost root.

Couple of apps do not work e.g kindle, superuser and root explorer

Please address these issues, many thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] btkli:
Its been said many times, superuser does not work well with jelly bean. Use superSU.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nickamina:
You shouldn't just "lose root" by flashing either of these ROMs. I can guarantee it's something you've done as a user, inadvertently or otherwise. It would also be helpful if you told us which ROM you're referring to.

- Check that you're not using two possibly conflicting superuser apps at once (i.e. SuperSU + Superuser)

- Check that the superuser binary has been updated to the latest

- If you're only using what came with the ROM - SuperSU, then just go through the settings and make sure everything looks as it should be ("enable superuser" should be ticked, along with "re-authentication")

- Check which apps have been allowed/disallowed access so far. If there's already been a request that's been denied, the app should show up in the "Apps" section of SuperSU. You can change these permissions manually by tapping on each.

- If that all doesn't work, go through the cleanup settings in SuperSU
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Djabolic:
I noticed something weird;

I have both Superuser and SuperSU and I can't remove neither of them. Both marked as system application I guess. When an application requires SU permissions SuperSU handles them but I can't get rid of Superuser. What should I do now? I don't want to have 2 SU apps at the same time. :D

I haven't tried anything yet (such as deleting apk from system/apps folder). Can you guys give me some clues please?

Edit: I've fixed it by manually deleting APK file of Superuser from /data/app/ via Root Explorer.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gianton:
I tried the AOSP Light v1.3.0 with Franco's kernel and really liked it.

I'd like to add the following mods:

1. Percentage battery as in your 2nd post's screenshots:

2. The notification drawer toggles

Thanks for a great ROM!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] btkli:
You can get the battery mods here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27997536

It's been working well for me.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gianton:
Which zip file is the one I'm after as the image attached in my above post?

Thanks for the link.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] btkli:
It would be the one that says "battery percentage only".

Mind you, it's a slight bit different. The Mod in the link will give you the percentage centered on the battery. Whereas in the OP, the battery percentage is offset to the side of the battery symbol. Anyways, not a significant difference to me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pdxtechdoctor:
good advice.. I've found that the biggest problem is the binary not being updated from the app..

Anytime root hasn't worked for me, I always find that the binary is out of date and after updating it, everything is fine
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sakolaas:
Hi

Have anyone else experienced that their phone reboots in this peculario fashion:

1. Screen is suddenly unresponsive, less then a second later a small pop emits from the speaker/other and you barely notice the screen blink for a few milliseconds and then it reboots. A full reboot where I have to re-enter my PIN (I'm used to not having to do this on random reboots)

Running A.Me Cm 1.6 with its stock kernel.

I have experienced this a few times, so I feel it is time for a complete wipe of the entire phone, but I felt this was a bit special so I thought to ask.