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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nole4ever:
I see a 908 update. Didn't see a change log. Is this update for everyone or is it a stripped down version like the previous release for people having issues?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] minieod:
as i am playing with the update, it certainly added a few things:

noticed reboot to bootloader option when you select reboot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lifeofbean:
Had a bizarre one last night. Upgraded to 9-8, and afterwards my both of my Google accounts disappeared, but all of my other accounts were there (Corporate, Dropbox, Endomondo, Facebook, HaxSync). When I tried to re-add them, there was no option to add a Google account, and Play Store wouldn't launch. Thankfully I had everything backed up in Titanium Backup (TWRP won't make a nandroid for me for some reason, I'm guessing because of both the way the GNex handles the "sdcard" and me having ~20GB of music on it), so it was more just a minor inconvenience to wipe/reinstall.

Also ran into an issue today (on 9-8) where I was able to unlock the phone, but unable to do anything once unlocked except re-lock it with the power button. It was like the touch screen said "NO" as soon as I entered my PIN. Would have been kinda funny if I wasn't trying to dial 911 at the time :( Unlocking/relocking several times finally got it to work. The only other thing I had running at the time was the included Music app, which seems to launch as soon as it associates with my car stereo (which is fine, if I'm in the car I'm generally streaming music to the stereo).

I'm familiar with touch to focus from my old phone (Nexus S w/CM10). Just checked the settings and it was set to continuous; changing focus mode to auto brought back the behavior I'm used to, but I never knew there was a setting for it before. :o Thanks.

I'm guessing continuous focus would work as I'd expect if I didn't whip the phone out and fire up the camera, expecting to be able to take photos as soon as the camera app loaded.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rooster85:
When you upgraded you didn't flash gapps. ID do a wipe and fresh install. Dirty wipes always end bad
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lifeofbean:
I've never had to re-flash Gapps when doing an upgrade between versions on the same ROM - however, I did try flashing Gapps after I noticed that. Same thing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] minieod:
Wait....I don't think funny means what you think it means
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bilsmaks:
download

am i being stupid? when i click the download link for this rom i get an error on the page it takes me to...

http://forum.sdx-developers.com/index.php?topic=20316.msg259873.msg#259873

can someone please post a working link for this rom ive searched around (aokp site obviously doesnt list toroplus as one of its devices) but cannot find anything...i LOVE aokp on ics but im on a jellybean kick and would love to try this rom...thanks in advance everyone!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Urgh....Numus probably did something to the site again. LOL.... Try http://goo.im/devs/qnhoang81

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bilsmaks:
thanks!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bilsmaks:
okay got the rom installed and working...for some reason though if i use the google search bar and ask it how big the eiffel tower is...it just brings up google info about it it doesnt speak how tall it is...any ideas what i would need to get that working?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] frenchy714:
Is Google Now turned on? Also, make sure the media volume is turned up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bilsmaks:
yes its turned on and volume is up...i get the screen where it lists results but thats it, it doesnt say how tall it is or show a map....i flashed gapps-jb-20120726-signed.zip after i installed the rom if that helps
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] killersloth:
I think ezekeel's sound mod was causing that reboot issue ;)

I've had it happen on other ROM's now but only while using the hq audio + volume boost.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Google Now just told me how tall the tower is....if you are coming from a different ROM, make sure you go into advance settings in CWM and TWRP and format system alongside with doing the factory reset. This should fix most issues associated with flashing.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
When you upgrade from my ROM, or most ROMs for that matter, the update script wipes your /system and replaces it with the /system in the zip. That means to be on the safe side, I always reflash gapps alongside. Unless ofcourse you are using the incremental updates. Not too sure what the issue that you experience was, but try performing a full wipe with system format.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] socorkid:
Do we still have the flash this frame work update that's floating around with the latest build? Or just the build

Asimos CPU
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
What framework update?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] socorkid:
Let me send you the link

Asimos CPU
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] minieod:
Any chance to include the new MMS.APK from cm10 (with integrated quick message)?

I confirm just pulling the apk and putting it in system/apps works 100%
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Quick message has bugs that I didn't like, that's why I took it out. When the bugs get ironed out, I will put it back in.

Edit: I see that they made a patch for the issues. I will play with it and see if I can include it.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lifeofbean:
Well guess who the idiot here is. :D (hint: it's me!)

I updated to 9/10 today and ran into the same thing. Went back and flashed gapps again - had to re-add my Google accounts after that, but I suspect if I'd flashed Gapps at the same time I wouldn't have had to do anything.

When I went to 9/8, I was running TWRP 2.2.0 and had queued GApps to flash behind the ROM, followed by Trinity kernel. I guess for whatever reason it didn't do gapps (it did do the kernel) - I switched to CWM Touch to get backup capability back yesterday (TWRP kept saying I didn't have enough space free to do a backup, I suspect due to /sdcard actually being a symlink on the gnex). CWM won't let me queue multiple ZIPs to flash at once; more interaction required, but also less chance of "... I KNOW I flashed that but it didn't work ARGH DAMN CLUELESS DEVELOPERS ... oh, ****... oops".

I've only been on the Gnex for a week; I just upgraded from a Nexus S 4G, which as I'm learning, handles stuff way differently, right down to a completely different way of handling "external" storage.

I'm an idiot
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LancerEVA06:
Yeah. My NS and NS4G I could "fastboot erase userdata" and not lose my damn "SD Card". But yeah, flash ROM>gapps>kernel... ALWAYS. Even for incrementals, for extra insurance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lifeofbean:
I've also learned rather quickly that you can't mount "sdcard" from recovery easily. I mean, you can certainly try, but 2 different computers went "welp installing MTP drivers" "oh **** this didn't work NO DRIVERS FOR YOU". Might have been TWRP, but I really prefer TWRP over CWM :(

That was awesome when the power went out while trying to root/unlock my phone and left me with a soft brick. Doubly awesome when the TAR image I got claimed to flash fine through Odin, but left me with a phone that wouldn't boot. 3rd image I found finally got it to boot again after about an hour of going "WTF". I had owned the phone less than 5 minutes before soft bricking it :cool:

I'm also running into issues with both computers saying "Device is disconnected" when I try to copy files to it, but I'm 99.99999991% sure that's driver issues (and it's usually solved by a physical disconnect/reconnect). I do like how the GNex can actually access the "sdcard" while it's connected to a PC though, instead of "if the PC is touching my SD card, I can't touch myself".

edit: XDA has a ****ing censor?

edit2: welp guess I can't say **** what the **** seriously I figured **** we'd all be **** adults here, **** :D

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] minieod:
So. I've been upgrading through goomanager on nightlies for the changed files zip. A few days ago I reported that sound menu was force closing in system settings.

I flashed 9/6 after a full wipe and this fixed it.

Ran well and then I did a nightly flash and sound menu was fc again.

Just to report and see if anyone else sees this
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Please describe your upgrade process in its entirety. Are you using any mods, hacks, apps, etc?

Also, new build is up with quick message capability.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] minieod:
1. Download incremental ...

2. Install incremental (twrp 2.2.2.0)

3. Install gapps

4. Install kernel (tried with stock kernel ... both same results)

5. Wipe dalv/cache

6. Reboot

I'm using trickster mod to control the kernel...but that shouldn't mess it up...with that said fresh installs work fine with trickster. So shouldn't be that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Try wiping cache/dalvik before install

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rooster85:
Havnt seen this mentioned but I'm getting a clock fc quite often and it fcs when I try to set an alarm
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
My clock has never fc.. .not even once. Perhaps something related to flash/setup/cache...have you tried running a log and see what happened to make it fc'ed? Also, if you're going between different ROMs, make sure /system format is part of your flashing process.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SorryGoFish:
See this and this for related posts. Responses may be found by searching for "clock" in this thread. None are exactly the same as your issue, I don't think.

For me, at least, a similar clock crashing issue is fixed by clearing the data for the Clock app. (Settings > Apps > ALL > Clock > Clear data.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmoG530:
Not sure that this has been mentioned, but tablet UI coming soon? If so, will you be porting it for us as well???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Not too sure...I'll look into it and let you know.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmoG530:
Oops, meant to add, that it's on their gerrit.

http://gerrit.sudoservers.com/#/c/3205/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rooster85:
I did search, why do you think I said I hadn't seen this mentioned?

Edit: that worked! Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] minieod:
What would that do besides redundancy ?

Cache isn't being used till boot....so a long as it wipes it shouldn't matter when?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Eh...do what you want. I always like to flash on an empty base...not a dirty one. Which recovery are you using to flash the incremental?

Edit: my other suspicion is that there is something quirky with the incremental....

If those of you reading this and you use the incremental on a regular basis, give me some feedback even if you are not having force closures.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] svtisland:
I tried incremental flashing a couple of times and I had some awkward behaviors and fcs on a few apps. Since then I always try to do a full flashing with both cache and dalvik wiped.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] minieod:
ok cool.... so later tonight ill put 9/12 on a fresh install and do only full upgrade installs

i usually do that, but normally dont use goo manager too much either - this just gave me the option so i tried it

i suspected that was probably it though
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Alright guys, new build tonight has the tablet UI that you asked for along with a few other things...play around and see what's new.

Tablet UI is a WIP... here are the directions. I think the AOKP team is going to make changing dpi apart of ROMControl to make it easier. I think tomorrow's build should contain the update. However, in the mean time, if you want to test the tablet UI, here is what you do:

1) Go to ROM control -> General UI -> Enable tablet UI

2) Open Root explorer (or whichever one you use, I use ES explorer) and browse to you build.prop located in the root of /system folder

3) Open it up and look for a line ro.sf.lcd_density=320

4) Change 320 to whichever dpi you want. (Default tablet dpi is 160 - I find that this is too small. 200-210 is probably the best you will get. But you should play with it and see which is best for you)

5) Reboot

6) Have FUN!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davec1234:
For the HP TouchPad ROM Control had DPI change built in. I'm sure they'll get back to it eventually.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Yeah...it was in ICS. I really think it should be in there soon.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheRidge69:
Ive been playing with this build all day today and have been having problems all day with f/c's and apps stalling and hanging. it's just basically kinda bogged down feeling. Anything different? I had no problems with 9/10 post. Have any plans on throwing out another one tonight?

Thanx.

Ridge :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nole4ever:
Everything is working fine for me. Flashed over 911 with just the cache clearing..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
I think I am starting to sound like a broken record..."try a full install"....or a clean install with Format of /system.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rooster85:
Usually with that many problems you need a new download or a new flash.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] emd2009:
How about the latest build now?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Yes

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] emd2009:
What about the lag patch http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1875611
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
This isn't a cm10 based rom

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joefx13:
This update messed up my phone when I flashed over and deleted cache.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
I know you're probably not trying to, but this post is slightly aggravating. If you are just complaining, then this thread is not for you. This is a build that I do with my OWN FREE TIME. I am nice enough to share it with you. It is YOUR OWN CHOICE to flash. So what happens to your phone is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.

If you are legitimately trying to get help, that post was not the way to attain help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joefx13:
My bad. I'm digging the ROM a lot. Just wanted to let u know that I got the update from goo and I wiped cache and then flashed and then when it booted it won't let me open gmail or market. I can't even see my gmail in settings
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] killersloth:
this update killed my cat

so... i have no logcat to post :(

but... i now save alot of money on fancy feast :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joefx13:
If I knew how to get a log cat then I totally would. But I don't know how :/, not trying to be an ahole or anything but just wanted to let u know in case anyone else mentions it. I've never had this happen before.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Did you flash Gapps afterwards?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] killersloth:
adb logcat > bacon.txt

it will save the log in the directory you are currently running command prompt in, as bacon.txt :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Hey, just wanted to let you know that questions and error reports are welcome as long as it is done for the improvement of the ROM/source. That being said, errors report should be accompanied by at the very least a full description of what happened, your setup, any apps that you may be running, your flashing procedure. Preferably, most ROM makers will agree with me, that error reports are accompanied by LOGCATS <--- huge help for us to troubleshoot. I always ask for them when I think that the ROM is somehow responsible for the errors.

For those that don't know how to get a logcat, just google "how to get a logcat" and you will get about 20 pages of results.

That's my 2 cents worth...take it for what's it's worth. I am done. New build will be up shortly. As always, have fun flashing and testing out new features....:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joefx13:
Nooe. Haven't flashed anything. So how do I do it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Unless you are flashing an incremental update (which I am starting to think that there may be issues with) I always reflash Google apps after the ROM justvin case....

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rooster85:
Time and time again, flash gapps please, that's why market won't open
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GituSum:
Thanks for the ROM. Keep up the good work. I finally got some deep sleep.

GituSum Toro+
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joefx13:
Wasn't aware. Thanks for letting me know. BTW, sorry my first post had to be that. Lol

This ROM is great! Been using it for the past couple days and I'm pretty hooked. Is there anyway I can increase the headphone volume.?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thomasskull666:
I have never used headphones with this phone but if I'm not mistaken, any kernel with Ezekeel's sound mod will allow you to increase the volume. Franco.Kernel and most others have the mod built in and you should be able to change it with sysfs values. In your case, however, I would get an app to do it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] joefx13:
Thanks bro. Downloaded francos kernel with the app and its way louder!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheRidge69:
Not in this case...

I always do the clean install, but do I really need to do a complete format & lose all my apps, pics & music? I'm trying to keep it up to date, but i dont see doing a full format every time you post an upgrade?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GituSum:
You can format system, cache, and dalvick without formatting data. Its usually what I do when updating. With so many changes to the framework in these updates its a good idea to format the system.

GituSum Toro+
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheRidge69:
I see you ported 14. Do you suggest I do a complete format of my system, start from scratch?

Ridge

---------- Post added at 11:49 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:32 PM ----------

Thanx my friend. I wasnt sure if it was meant that I have to format the complete system/data. I don't believe in dirty flashes. Every time I do a complete format system and cache/dalvick wipe when I try a new update. It's a ***** getting my apps and such set back up all my crap each time I update lol. I don't mind though, for me it's the only way for me to play with a new ROM the right way. ;) I've been using this AOKP rom since July. Ive run nothing else since. That's why I send any errors I run across. I'll get that LogCat to ya next time, when I get to play with this upgrade.

Ridge :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kuyankee:
Does the 9/14 build have the dpi update in ROM Control?

---------- Post added at 12:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:34 AM ----------

Nevermind, just noticed it in the gerrit...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davec1234:
I decided to wipe and start over with last night's build. Running Franco 250 this ROM is kicking ass.

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davec1234:
Anyone know if aokp backup works on this ROM?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Aokp backup has not been brought back from ICS just yet.

Also, I have ported over Sprint Diagnostic from EOS since I use PRL manager on a regular basis. Thanks to BigRushDog for allowing me to include this in the ROM. Have fun guys. Update will be uploaded shortly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Sorry guys, I fell asleep before I had a chance to upload last night. New build is up now...

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Erhh..take that back, I was waiting for that commit to be more stable before picking. It will be in tonight. A new patchset was pushed last night
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] frenchy714:
Official AOKP JB Build-2!!!

Looks like we'll have official AOKP JB Build-2 very very soon!

http://aokp.co/index.php/releases/_/jb-build-2-r29
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rooster85:
Do.t see toro+ download! It says were supported but I don't see it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] frenchy714:
Yeah it says "toroplus" under their list of supported devices. It also says that builds will appear throughout the day, so I'm assuming we should see the toroplus build available for download very soon. We waited this long, right?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davec1234:
9/17 running well on Franco nightly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bearsblack:
Just downloaded 9-17 cuz roman lied to us lol. can't wait to flash! Thanks a ton!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] emd2009:
Does anyone else have the issue where music is randomly turned off?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davec1234:
No problems yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bearsblack:
Sweeeeet ROM! Keep up the great work!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] caketime:
I enjoy the message pop up from 9-15 more than the one from 9-17, it shows multiple messages and allows swiping to different messages.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
9-15 message pop up is cm codes. Whereas 9-17 is mostly aokp original. It is still young. More features will be added soon. I like the emoji function in quick reply.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lifeofbean:
I know it goes without saying, but thanks for all your work on this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adamcooks:
Are you playing at max volume with the kernel boosted? If so, that's your phone phone protecting your ears.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] emd2009:
Ah ok. Any way around this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] derekwilkinson:
is anyone else having issues with long press on the navigation bar buttons? mine won't do anything. i have them programmed
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bearsblack:
No problems here. I use back to kill and recents to search. I also came from black bean so I wiped of course.

I love the aokp toggles and noticed in black bean and the same problem here using torch and the screen sleeps the torch will stick on and a reboot is necessary ( prob could restart system UI? But idk) anyway that sucks lol

Also noticed the auto rotate being faster with black bean and couldn't find a setting for that. Am I over looking something in ROM control?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] derekwilkinson:
If you change the toggle type it works too
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davec1234:
Shiny new build.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rooster85:
Mmmmm bacon!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
I just updated and now I keep getting this...

Anyone else?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Coycaine:
Google problem. People are having the problem across all ROMs, including stock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eniamg02:
Its nothing wrong with your phone or rom,its got to do with Google and their servers.be patient they will fix it :)

Edi:t: oops coycaine beat me to it.

Sent from the other side of town.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tomzefi:
Yep. It is across the board. No worries
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
Okay, cool. Just trying to get a feel if others are experiencing the same thing. It seems to only affect Google Now. At least the error pops up when I try to launch it. Gmail and other services seems to be unaffected.

Thanks for the quick reply, guys!

Hey OP! I know I've requested it before, just wanted to get an update to see if it was possible to get emoji shortcut botton on the opposite side of the send button in the messaging app. I really miss that feature from the ICS build.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Erhhh...yeah. sorry. Totally forgot about it. I will work on it some tomorrow.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LancerEVA06:
It's fixed now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gradus73:
Managed to get rid of this even earlier. It was showing every 10 minutes. Seems to be Google Now's problem with WiFi. This is what I did:

1. Opened Search / Now by long pressing Home button - noticed it saying "no connection" despite the WiFi was on, no cards were displayed. The login error message showed immediately in notifications bar.

2. Went back to home screen and turned wifi off.

3. Opened Search / Now again, this time it connected via 3G and displayed cards etc.

4. Went back and reconnected WiFi. Everything seems to work since then.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] geek wana-b:
Anyone else having horrible battery life?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eniamg02:
I flashed latest,clean of course,and I get fcs on the multi dpi. Whenever I try changing it,it just force closes.anyone get the same?

Sent from the other side of town.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hoang81:
Yup. One of the cherry picks must be incompatible. I think I know which one.

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