yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Nexus S General] JensAiden:
I went through the whole thread and didn't see anything about this, but I apologize in advance if I just passed over it...

I flashed both the ROM and the GAPPS, but Google Now doesn't work. On the lock screen I should be able to push upwards to go straight to google now, but I can only unlock the phone or take a picture. Clicking on the search bar just sends me to a normal search.

Does anyone know how to fix this?

In the meantime, I am running this JB ROM which doesn't have 4G, but has Google Now... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1763781

(my first post, yay!)
[Nexus S General] huffdoggie:
Awesome work on this ROM! I just flashed the latest update with the newer Gapps. Its fast, smooth and works awesome for me. Your work is much appreciated.

One thing that I just noticed, and its not a big deal for me: when opening the app drawer, the icon for the Play store is there (upper right), but it doesn't activate the store.

Keep up the great work!
[Nexus S General] gshyde:
Did you try going to Robert Burns Google plus page and the most recent post on Nexus s 4g for the rom and gapps? If it's not showing on the unlock screen you should be able go to to the app drawer and find it under google. As he stated on his page, it's still a bit slow to run but it does work. Don't forget to wipe cache and dalvic when you flash.
[Nexus S General] JensAiden:
There was a new version posted up 12 hours ago which I didn't notice, I'll try that later and see what happens. I'll also give the app drawer a shot, thank you for the help!

Oh and I always wipe everything before I flash...

UPDATE: Thank you so much, Google Now is there as an option with the latest burnsra version
[Nexus S General] xuser:
Welcome to XDA! Here's your first thanks, just for joining! :D
[Nexus S General] Snuffalofagus:
Heavy Browser + YouTube use. Stock kernel, ondemand 1000/200
[Nexus S General] etnpnys:
Jeez I am having one heck of a time installing the drivers to get adb to work here. Device manager (Vista) says 'Android 1.0' and I just can't get it to recognize anything I have downloaded... I am currently trying to install the Samsung drivers 1.4.4.0 from this post (I know, that was GB at the time) and it's taking FOOOOOOOOORRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEVVVVVVVVVVVVVEEEEEEEEEERRRRRRR. <= Sandlot reference.

Anybody have any tips before I pull my hair out? I think I've searched just about everywhere that's reputable... My sad phone sits here in fastboot and I can't do anything until the friggin drivers are installed. Sigh.
[Nexus S General] raibman:
I know that. I was just trying to say it works like an OTA version of JB. Its pretty good. :eek:
[Nexus S General] etnpnys:
Sheesh. Never mind. I waited it out, forced the driver, and I'm now about to boot JB for the first time. Whew!
[Nexus S General] kyouko:
Anyone else having issues with the video recorder/gallery FCing when you try to stop the recording?
[Nexus S General] treezy26:
I'm having trouble downloading through my phone. Anyone able to or do I need to wait til I get to a computer?

idk how I got here..
[Nexus S General] ejoy:
You were 100% correct, I did flash the other ROM, but I'm using the burnsra CM10 ROM and it's great! It does also come with SuperSU, but it works in this one!
[Nexus S General] gshyde:
You don't need to but it may make things faster. I've had issues downloading numerous roms (it doesn't help that they're 100's of MB in size). I haven't had a problem with downloading through a computer and copying to the device but I also always try to download through my phone first. You may want to wait until you get a stable wifi connection as I've found it fails most of the time when my signal fluctuates.
[Nexus S General] ws6kid:
How much slower is Google now compared to HP420's JB Rom?
[Nexus S General] nstant:
Its like watching the stock market plummet lmao..

BTW There wasnt a change log posted on this so heres my question to people running the lastest version.. Did he fix Deep Idle?

Do you notice any other changes?
[Nexus S General] stevepwolf:
i dl'd using Wimax, new version runs smooooth

sent from my ns4g
[Nexus S General] jblazea50:
Deep Idle still doesn't work. I just put it on Deep Idle and got a reboot within a minute after screen turned off.
[Nexus S General] gshyde:
Check out his G+ page. He posts there what's working and what's not working. Not exactly a change list but gives you some direction.
[Nexus S General] mikegleave13:
Not complaining, but does anyone know why the gapps are so large?
[Nexus S General] cadarn07:
Just installed the latest version and everything is working awesome! My previous issues have mostly been fixed: Gallery settings are all there and gallery now syncs online albums; holding back to kill an app no longer changes the wallpaper; in general everything seems much faster and smoother (approximately a buttery amount of smoothness). The main bug still remaining for me is that my tasker widgets still don't survive a reboot even though tasker does automatically start up fine. Also, Tasker is not installed on my SD card (I know that causes widget issues). Not a big deal for now - this also might be a Tasker version problem and not a ROM problem. I know when ICS first came out, Tasker had to release an ICS-compatible version so probably the same issue here.

I will say I had a bit of a scare at first. Once installing the ROM and booting up, everything was terribly slow and laggy. CPU was maxed out, launcher kept crashing and not all my apps were showing up in launcher (like the SD wasn't mounting). Rebooted twice (once by removing battery) with no improvement. Let it sit for a bit, still laggy, rebooted another time and voila! ROM was running like magic. Have been running for about half an hour, did another reboot and everything is great! Not sure what caused the initial lagginess/SD mount problem but it resolved itself. So if this happens to you, just let it sit for a bit and try a reboot. Rinse and repeat.

Edit: I can't emphasize the performance increase enough, there really was a noticeable difference for me even though it was pretty smooth on the previous version as well. I will repost if these results change over the next day or two.
[Nexus S General] nstant:
One full discharge of my battery.. its great. After I juice this up I'll flash the new version
[Nexus S General] Sc4ryB3ar:
So far, I have to say this is insane! I've never ever experienced my phone like this... Seriously. A very happy Android user!
[Nexus S General] chevlar:
So was looking around the gapps zip and noticed there's an "optional" folder. What's the deal with that? I'm normally a Peter Alfonso user, so you'll have to forgive my ignorance of the whole flashing gapps business. Is there something special you need to do to get the optional stuff like face unlock to install when you install the zip in cwm?
[Nexus S General] gshyde:
My best guess is there are additional apps that recently have been removed and just put on the Play store like GMail. The app in the store doesn't have the GB notification stuff in it (same as YouTube) so it's also included in the Gapps zip file. That, and possible just the code for the new features.
[Nexus S General] kmjo29:
What's setting are you using?
[Nexus S General] venom_762:
The green screen flicker on unlock is my only issue.

Sent from my Nexus S 4G
[Nexus S General] glserr:
Is there a new version? Anybody have the link?
[Nexus S General] nwo122383:
I have a question. Is theme chooser force closing on anyone else on the newest update? Just want to know if it is working before I reflash and try a few things.
[Nexus S General] jblazea50:
Theme chooser is working fine for me. I am using black infinitum and haven't had any issues at all today.
[Nexus S General] nwo122383:
Thank you for quick response I will reflash and see if that fixes it.
[Nexus S General] xuser:
I believe deep sleep idle is working. Tho setting the toggle ON actually breaks it. If you download CPU Spy from the Play Store you will see that it is actually going into deep idle.
[Nexus S General] Svenko88:
to me deep idle is working fine
[Nexus S General] JensAiden:
Yep, but I am a new user so I can't post links -_-

Go to google plus, search for Robert Burns. About 2 status' in you will see "Sprint Nexus S 4G (crespo4g) CyanogenMod 10 / Jelly Bean latest features build." and then he posts the links for both the ROM and GAPPS.
[Nexus S General] dirt:
I'll make it easier to find... from pg 41 of this thread
[Nexus S General] katmandu421:
Page 41 of this thread.
[Nexus S General] xuser:
Bookmark the Devs G+ page.

https://plus.google.com/u/0/113368286353727502996/posts
[Nexus S General] mikegleave13:
Is there anything not working on this new build? All the bugs I was experiencing are now resolved. Awesome work dev(s).:cool:
[Nexus S General] UniqueNate:
1400 ran fine for me. It got a little hot while on the charger clocked that high though
[Nexus S General] Highway 55:
Deep sleep and deep idle are very different things.

Deep sleep is when the CPU has no activity and the screen is off. Deep idle is used when screen is off and there is CPU activity. Example, deep idle will be used when streaming music or using navigation while screen is off.

Deep sleep is included in the stock android kernel. Deep idle is an add-on that @ezekeel created for our benefit.
[Nexus S General] big irn:
Can someone help me with the wifi tether? The native hotspot activates and devices connect to it but it has no internet connection and android wifi tether doesn't seem to work at all (no ssid broadcasted). I need to be able to run tether as softap, on cm9 I used device profile googlenexusone and softap.

Also I noticed that it says to check the error log but no log displays. I used to be able to see the log on cm9. And it will ask every time I turn android wifi tether on or off for superuser access even though I have the "remember" checked.
[Nexus S General] airswoosh1:
I've only used the native hotspot, and it's definitely not perfect. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Initially, I had to rewipe and reflash and that fixed it, but soon after, I was experiencing the same thing you described. Every now and again, I check to see if I can activate the hotspot and still keep connection....and its definitely hit and miss.
[Nexus S General] ki316:
I tether (native hotspot) my tab daily while at work and it works but it is slower than in ICS (IMO) and when you get a call you will lose data conection until you turn off tethering.
[Nexus S General] big irn:
If your native hotspot drops when you get a call, that means you're using 3G. When you had ICS you must have been on 4G because you can talk and use your internet at the same time.
[Nexus S General] Parsleybravo:
Okay... call me crazy, but I'm not noticing a whole heckofalot of ground-breaking differences from ICS.

GNow is neat, and the "Butter" is smooth... other than that, this looks, feels and acts exactly like the high-performance ICS ROMS I was running before.

I know this is just an Alpha build... but, am I missing something?
[Nexus S General] xuser:
Take some time to read what JB is all about.

http://www.android.com/about/jelly-bean/
[Nexus S General] dirt:
As I've seen posted countless times recently, reading is a lost art... and to add to that, I'm thinking many of our new users (especially since the release of jb roms) don't search or read any posts...

I've been running these builds since shortly after their release & have had no issues that weren't user related.
[Nexus S General] rougegoat:
People keep saying everything is working perfectly, so I guess I should post my issues:

Third party widgets disappear on reboot.

Unlock screen opens up camera 70% of the time regardless of which way you pull it.

Atrocious battery life. Used up 31% in 10 minutes on 3G and listening to music. No warning at low or critical battery levels.

Random reboots.

Alarms sound endlessly after being dismissed(untested on new build, present in previous one)

Various other issues.

Having said that, I am aware this is an alpha build and stuff is expected to be wonky. These issues will be fixed. Just pointing out that it does not run flawlessly, though it does run really well overall.
[Nexus S General] Snuffalofagus:
Hmm..

Sounds like you need to fix permissions or possibly reflash the ROM. Never had an issue with random reboots and battery life is pretty good for stock kernel (though I've only tested this over WiFi.) As for the rest, they sound like permission problems. Only significant problem I have is Google Now lags hardcore when using voice search. Everything else works well.
[Nexus S General] dirt:
Sounds like something went wrong with your flash. My battery life isn't the greatest, but its almost what I got on ICS, so I can't complain. If it were me, I'd wipe & reflash...
[Nexus S General] Parsleybravo:
Aw, internet condescension. How cute.

Thanks for the link. I'd read about most of the features listed, though a few new ones jumped out at me.

My confusion stems from so many users posting that "everything works," while a number of the more notable JB features seem to be missing from this ROM Alpha, at least on my device.

Face Unlock, for example, does not even appear in the screen security options on my phone. I have been unable to pair my Bluetooth music adapter via Android Beam/SSP. Widgets do not resize automatically, nor do they move to accommodate one another.

As I said, I fully understand that this is an early pre-release of CM10. Are there differences from ICS that I've noticed? Yes, small differences that, for the most part, haven't changed the way I interact with my phone. I'm just curious to know if, for some reason, I'm the only one running this ROM that's missing out on all the "jelly."

Thanks for your time.
[Nexus S General] rougegoat:
I have. Fixed permissions, clean install, re-downloaded in case of issues there. All of that persists. I'm confident it'll be resolved soon enough, though why I didn't complain about it earlier. Just pointing out that this is far from flawless.
[Nexus S General] NYYFan325:
There has to be some sort of reboot issue on here the new 7/26 ROM. I at first tried dirty flashing over the 7/23 build and had 2 reboots within 3-4 hours. I figure whatever I'll let it settle. I wake up this morning and am treated to the black google boot screen. I battery pull and restore my 7/23 ROM backup. Use the phone all day with 7/23 build and its perfect, no issues. I get home from work and decide that the issue might be caused by the dirty flash so I perform a full wipe and reinstall the 7/26 build. As I am downloading my apps from the market (phone is idle on my desk, I'm watching the d/l's go through) it just decides to reboot again :(

Not sure what the deal is, I used the gapps from the same post as the build, didn't change any settings... Oh well I'll just chalk it up to being a prelease and wait for the next build
[Nexus S General] nstant:
Just flashed the new update without wiping... I feel dirty now ;)
[Nexus S General] xuser:
I

Face unlock is a feature that is intended for phones with better front facing cameras. Even if it were to be implemented it would work poorly due to hardware restrictions. Widgets do move and resize automatically. BUT not if you're using a third party launcher. Works great with the stock JB launcher.

Oh and Android Beam has nothing to do with Bluetooth adapters. It's an NFC tool to share data between two phones.
[Nexus S General] dirt:
Face unlock doesn't work as advertised due to the poor vga front camera.

EDIT: didn't see the previous post in the app before I replied...
[Nexus S General] whenri14:
Lol some things up. This is the best dam ROM I've ever used lol
[Nexus S General] Killasmoke:
So I'm still waiting on Google to put up the binaries they put up the factory images for G-Nex, Nexus s & Nexus 7 we still get no love I thought when we got full AOSP support again of was going to change for the better but no same **** different toilet with the binaries the devs will be able to make us killer AOSP ROMs that's what Pete needs toake his bugless beast Rom
[Nexus S General] xuser:
I would have to agree. It's not flawless, but its very very good. On a side note. My Asus TF101 feels like a quad core tablet with JB. I'm truly amazed with JB 4.1. :)
[Nexus S General] NYYFan325:
OK so I gotta ask..,.. is no one other then myself and roguegoat getting reboots with the 7/26 build?
[Nexus S General] xuser:
Not one reboot. I can't even get it to crash, and trust me I tried.
[Nexus S General] UniqueNate:
Something internally is definitely wrong. The issues you have makes it sound like an alpha. I mean it is experimental, but definitely a daily. I had some crazy issues with the first release. After I downloaded it and wiped everything three times to make sure, then flashed, all worked. Something definitely is wrong. This isn't stable, but I'm not having any issues. I never had to fix permissions or anything. As soon as I read your post of it opening to the camera 70% of the time I knew something was wrong with your download. If you downloaded from the phone, try from the computer then transferring it over. Wipe the hell out of everything several times and flash the Rom then apps. Boot. Use the stock kernel. Hope it works.
[Nexus S General] dirt:
I gotta agree w/ xuser. I dirty flashed 7-26 over burnsra's 7-23 build and have had no issues that weren't user related. I've even gone & flashed the new trinity kernel, but like the cm kernel better, do I'll be going back to stock burnsra
[Nexus S General] NYYFan325:
OK guys so riddle me this. 7/23 build is rock solid stable for me. 7/26 I get random reboots (again it happened both overnight and while downloading from the market with the phone on my desk).

What cold be the cause? I would like to try again but I wanna kinda try and troubleshoot and see if I can track the issue. I guess I could log cat it and go from there.
[Nexus S General] Killasmoke:
I've only had 1 reboot that was when I first set up Rom & checked of deep idle but since unchecking it no re boots in 5 days! WiFi tether works so does 4g & I can receive & send picture in text so all goodies but I want JBQ to release the binaries so things can take off even more got 4 more months til upgraded but I'm leaning on leaving to T-Mobile my eyes have seen the light CDMA carriers suck donkey pee pee gsm unlocked is way to go
[Nexus S General] dirt:
Kinda sounds like something may have gone wrong when you flashed it, but I looked back & saw that you restored 7-23 then wiped & reflashed. Looks like log cat may be the next logical step...
[Nexus S General] rougegoat:
Downloaded on two different computers and my phone(phone first), all three times did full wipe(format system, wipe dalvik, wipe cache, etc). The packages I flashed were (in order) the WIPE ALL zip, CM-Experimental, GAPPs, and stock JB boot animation (I hate that stupid new CM mascot and refuse to have it on my boot screen). These issues were reproduced on multiple clean installs from files downloaded from a Windows machine and a Mac and from the phone itself (Firefox, Safari, and Chrome respectively). All of them had the same issues. I don't use third party kernels unless they came stock with the particular rom (more out of laziness than anything). There is an issue, but it is not with my download or install.
[Nexus S General] the1dynasty:
that could be the problem there... those zips have had issues for other people... did you try wiping data, cache, & dalvik.. in that order?? that's what i always do when flashing a new ROM and i've never had issues doing it that way... and i hope u get it to work b/c this ROM is truly amazing... now that it has Theme Chooser support, i don't think i need to flash another ROM on this phone... gl and i hope that works for ya!

also try doing a factory reset and going back to stock... then re-root it and install custom recovery... then flash after wiping... that's what i would do if i was out of ideas lol... this method WILL wipe your phone so save whatever you want to be saved!!
[Nexus S General] Highway 55:
^ this. I have had nothing but problems with wipe all zips. However I will say that to do a proper wipe you also need to wipe /system and /boot as well as /data
[Nexus S General] rougegoat:
In the TWRP 2.2 Wipe menu, I went down in order of cache, dalvik, factory reset, system. So realistically speaking, the wipe all shouldn't have been deleting anything as all of the areas it affects were wiped before hand.

I'm just gonna hold off until the next version comes out and try it out for a spin. This one doesn't seem to like my phone.
[Nexus S General] dirt:
I always seem to have problems using twrp, but I also won't discredit the idea that your phone may not like the rom, & that mine may not lime twrp...
[Nexus S General] Highway 55:
Did you try to redownload? I have on the rare occasion gotten a bad download.

Did @burnsra even provide a md5 hash to check the download? I usually don't check it unless I'm having issues...
[Nexus S General] rougegoat:
As stated previously, downloaded once on phone (Chrome), once on Windows (Firefox), and once on a Mac (Safari).
[Nexus S General] NYYFan325:
Just took another look at the G+ page and no MD5 was posted. Just a heads up.
[Nexus S General] the1dynasty:
as for the factory reset... i was really referring to putting the phone back to stock, un-rooted state... and starting fresh from scratch!

he said he downloaded it 3 separate times... on his phone, and two different computers... all using different browsers!
[Nexus S General] NYYFan325:
I have 2 things I am going to try to track the issue down

First is run a log cat, second I wanna try out the freshly released 22.5 Matr1x kernel and see if that stops the reboots. Will report back when I found out anything
[Nexus S General] Highway 55:
My bad. I misread your post. Thought you downloaded CM10 on your phone and transfered gapps from computer.

Giod call on the boot animation. I put original NS boot animation in /data/local because I refuse to have that stupid new CM mascot flash at me while booting. Lol.
[Nexus S General] jeremy112683:
The new Trinity kernel is pretty smooth
[Nexus S General] jeremy112683:
Damn matrix 22.5 is out also. Have to try it in the morning. Mathkids kernels always rock
[Nexus S General] lurtis:
I had problems with the older build .. 7/23. So I went back to my nandroid of remics 1.3. Did a full wipe except for system for 7/26 build. Been solid as hell. Dunno what changed.

Edit: I'm using cwm 5.0.2.3 (I think that's the version #) Non-touch version in case this helps. Never had an issue with my recovery so why update what isn't broke I always say.

ICS for me was broke (I mostly stayed on GB ROMs till about a month or two ago) so I'm hoppin on this jb bandwagon.
[Nexus S General] lifeofbean:
Installed yesterday, I'm really loving it. Haven't tried 4G or tethering yet, but GPS, 3G, Wifi, and Bluetooth all work, and it runs incredibly smooth. I'm already in love with Google Now as well, the voice commands are pretty neat.

Can't see myself going back to ICS after seeing how smooth JB runs.
[Nexus S General] mikegleave13:
I've had one freeze up when trying to answer a call, had to do a battery pull. Other than that it's been butter :cool:
[Nexus S General] Roach419:
is it just me or is the 7/26 build link not working?
[Nexus S General] the1dynasty:
Just you
[Nexus S General] Roach419:
hmmm says not allowed by the network admin...might be the wifi im using at the courthous....