yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] highvista:
Before you post it in the OP, I'll wrap it up into a ZIP file with a README and version-based naming, like the others. Thanks for asking!

Also, mthous01, could you confirm the details of your phone? Is it for Verizon/CDMA? I'm a bit nonplussed by the fact that the first boot image didn't work, since I used the factory image for mysid/toro as a starting point. Thanks for the info. And I'm glad to hear this one worked! :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mthous01:
Verizon GN is correct.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] highvista:
If you take a look within one of the ZIP archives in the OP, the code for this patch is included, as well as some other development notes. That should help you figure out what you'd have to do to patch the code for your favorite kernel.

Other than that, lots of Google searches on the HOW-TOs for working with Android kernels are probably the best way to go about things. And you'll need to have a computer running Linux available, as well, to install the needed tools.

Here are a couple URLs I referred to when learning to build the kernel:

http://source.android.com/source/building-kernels.html

http://madteam.co/news/2012/02/how-to-build-a-custom-android-kernel-for-your-device/

Have fun! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] highvista:
Hey, Rotary Heart, I finally put up that ZIP archive containing the Verizon boot image. I also realized that all the archives were missing the "r" in "Journeyman" and that the yakju jzo54k archive wasn't posted in this thread. So if you get a chance to remove and replace all the ZIP files in the OP, that would be great. You can find them all at

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32474150&postcount=70

Thanks much! :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BaMaDuDe87:
Alright I found a supplier in the US, ordered one from them and got it yesterday. Just to be clear the zips you posted are meant to be flashed correct? Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mthous01:
Zen Kernel with OTG + Charging support, homebuilt!

HOW AWESOME IS THAT?!?

All functionality was maintained, and now a bonus! Thanks to all who gave the resources to compile this. I may set up a script to build this and probably AirKernel or Trinity to have the same functionality. Couldn't hurt!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] highvista:
No, these zips aren't meant to be flashed. I added a note to the post with the ZIP files with more information. But, in short, there is a file called "boot.img" in the ZIP file that is made to be flashed to your phone via the "fastboot" command.

Let us know how it goes. I'd like to have it confirmed that the Verizon version of the kernel is working for everyone. :)

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Cool! Great work getting that going. The more, the merrier!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BaMaDuDe87:
Let me start by saying this. I am a novice by every ounce of the imagination and am truthfully scared doing stuff like this to my phone, but this was a must have mod for me. This was my first time to use ADB/fastboot, so there was much room for error. Thanks to a wonderful Android community and sooooo much information out there already, I feel like if you want to learn something new there should be any reason you can't.

With that said, I would say that it is confirmed that this kernel is good to go. Well for me at least. Pushed your new boot.img via fastboot and my phone didn't hesitate for a second on reboot.

What I tried:

Y-cable (charger-flash drive-phone........phone was charging while i was surfing the flash drive and stopped charging immediately when removed)

Y-cable (just flash drive-phone.....phone wasn't charging while surfing flash drive)

Reg OTG cable (phone wasn't charging while surfing flash drive)

I am running:

Phone: Verizon GNex (Rooted/Unlocked)

Version: Android Version 4.1.2

ROM: Euroskank's 10.13.2012 build

:good:Thanks for the awsome work guys!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rotary Heart:
OP edited including new zips and new instructions.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] highvista:
Great to hear! Thanks for letting us all know it's working for you. You're the second Verizon user to confirm that it works. Very cool. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mthous01:
Because of permissions required from other Devs (which some may not want to deal with questions regarding code they don't support), would it be ok to put together a basic Build Environment/Boot.img creation tutorial for those who want to integrate this patch into other Kernels? That way, it wouldn't be a breach of GPL, since each person is compiling their own version and I won't be distributing a kernel I didn't directly develop?

I think the issue of charging still showing even though power is pulled might be an issue that needs to be worked out before kernel Devs integrate it into future releases.

EDIT: By the way, this is an awesome basic project to begin to learn some basics of adb, fastboot, kernels, build environments, and github!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] highvista:
I think I've figured out how to fix the issue of the phone showing as charging after power is pulled. I hope to have some time next weekend to see if I can implement it.

And I think a tutorial is a great idea. :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BaMaDuDe87:
What exactly are you doing when that issue happens?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mthous01:
When connecting both power and USB OTG, If you only disconnect power, the phone still shows as charging.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BaMaDuDe87:
Got it. I did not try that combo
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mthous01:
I have compiled the patch into the ZEN Kernel 14.1 for Android 4.2.1, and can report that it does boot and run. I cannot test the patch, as my cable was left at work. I'll report more on Monday.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] highvista:
Well, my first attempt to fix the issue of the phone showing charging when power is disconnected from the USB OTG set-up didn't work. But this does give me good information on how the code works. I'll work on it more over the next week.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ayaad:
Does this works on jellybean 4.2.1 paranoid ROM...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mthous01:
My usb connector broke on my GN, so I'm waiting for a part to replace it and get USB OTG working again.

Go figure :)

Once I get this together, I will attempt to recompile the 4.2.1 ZEN kernel, which should work on the paranoid rom.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] yellowpad:
for some reasons, Google Now only connects to wifi and nothing esle. Weird!!! I've searched here and on google with no answer. Just wanna put this out to see if anyone has a solutions to the problem.:confused:
[General Topics] cmoG530:
What do you consider yours? Mine was my first ever android phone, the HTC hero. I loathed that phone with a passion. If it wasn't the too small screen making typing a great hassle, it was the abysmal battery that only lasted for about two hours and the trackball that often got stuck and felt like it was going to pop out. Anyways, do share :D

#Sent From A Nexus
[General Topics] aceownstheworld:
Motorola backflip.
[General Topics] moeahmad1995:
Worst android phone would have to be any lg phone. Reason, no updates and support
[General Topics] Zeinzu:
Samsung Moment.

Sent from my AOSP Android 4.1.1 Galaxy Nexus
[General Topics] speedyink:
I've only had three, the HTC Legend, The Xperia Play, and the Nexus. I've liked em all to be honest.
[General Topics] DillonBladez:
I owned the g1 for a short period, but it's still the X10 I hate the most. Horrible "multitouch" lack of devs (until the unlocked bootloader) and just plain sluggishness. the g1 was better.
[General Topics] imtjnotu:
Galaxy nexus

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[General Topics] urmothersluvr:
The moto cliq. The reason I hate motorola
[General Topics] donsh00tmesanta:
None all were great phones I bricked the hero 7 times and restored it with ruu. I learned lots from it.
[General Topics] Zeinzu:
View attachment 1263638

Sent from my AOSP Android 4.1.1 Galaxy Nexus
[General Topics] lesonal:
Atrix 4g
[General Topics] insanity213:
Hands down, the Samsung Moment.. If you dare use Wifi, within a few minutes of leaving wifi range, the whole radio locked up.. No calls, no text, no data... No nothing till it rebooted... Which took around 4 to 5 minutes (no exaggeration). Sprint mysteriously had it dissappear from the stores and its site one day, following mass reports to the FCC that thing thing constantly failed resulting in lost ability to call 911. The supposed "FIX" to a problem Sprint said never existed is plain as day in their code... The fix didn't work at all. In fact I believe it made it worse. Not to mention horrid battery life, the fact that the CPU was only ever designed to run @ 667mhz but was clocked @ 800. I almost discounted Android as a whole because of this abomination of technology. The Epic was better, but still had its share of problems. If not for the community I would have gone iPhone. Finally with the Gnex I am satisfied with Android.

#ifdef __KILL_PPPD_ON_MOD_RESET static int check_pppd(void)

{

unsigned long flags;

// FIXME

// Temp code for instinctq bug in data reconnection after modem is reset

// When the modem is reset, pppd doesn't close ttyCDMA nor does it clear

// the exclusive flag. When this happens other apps can't reopen ttyCDMA

// device. And if even if it did, data connection can't be re-established..

// So for now, let's just kill pppd here for an easy fix...

local_irq_save(flags);

if(strcmp(current->comm, "pppd")==0) {

pppd_pid = get_pid(task_pid(current));

printk(__C "pppd pid=%d" C__, pid_vnr(task_pid(current))); //

} else {

if(pppd_pid && pppd_reset_needed) {

int err;

struct pid *p_pid = pppd_pid;

pppd_pid = NULL;

pppd_reset_needed = 0;

err = kill_pid(p_pid, SIGTERM, 1);

printk(__C "Killing PPPD(%d) err=%d" C__, pid_vnr(p_pid), err);

} }

local_irq_restore(flags);

} #endif
[General Topics] ÜBER™:
Successful troll... 0/10

either participate seriously or don't post at all.
[General Topics] AshtonTS:
My HTC rezound. It sucked ass. Horrible battery life and horrible quality control from HTC... maybe because all my other HTC phones were awesome... but not the Rezound.

Gnex is amazing

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[General Topics] Enhanced:
Had Captivate, Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus and the worse would have to be the Captivate due to TouchWiz. Still, it wasn't too bad though.
[General Topics] Kotyaer:
Wife's LG Vortex

Sent from my DROID BIONIC
[General Topics] RyanThaDude:
I'm currently on the worst phone: Motorola Droid X2! I should have my shiny new GNex tomorrow!
[General Topics] thebobp:
Galaxy Nexus

also, best android phone: Galaxy Nexus

also, only android phone: Galaxy Nexus
[General Topics] abezzilla99:
LG Ally, but at least it had good dev support and a decent keyboard. Now I own a Gnex.
[General Topics] Chompers:
DROID 3
[General Topics] sionirvine:
LG Optimus 2x.

- ****ty support from LG and NVIDIA

- Data loss issues

- Very slow update and fake promises from LG

- laggy, super laggy after a while (memory management issues?).

- Battery life is horrible

- Camera is blurry

- Phone gets hot very fast

the only thing that keeping me from selling this phone is just the support from the developers here at xda.. :good:

getting this phone an ics update and fm radio to work is super genius.
[General Topics] Ieatnoobs:
Not a Android device but a Blackberry....yeah....

Then I had a Nexus S and now GNEX. I refuse to buy anything non Nexus.
[General Topics] undecidable:
Got an xperia mini for my daughter,

as she thought it looked cute.

However, I forgot I would have to support her.

Miserable screen, miserable skin, non-standard functionality.

Learnt my lesson and got a Nexus One for my wife,

same as mine so easy to support.
[General Topics] leppo:
I would too... actually, in the trade I got almost enough cash back to buy a Nexus 7. Debating that one... but the GNex is satisfying me well enough.
[General Topics] bayones:
Galaxy Spica
[General Topics] hp13:
Motorola Milestone (USA version of DROID)... It had locked bootloader -_-.. But by far best quality build from Motorola :)
[General Topics] shohratshankar:
Worst Phone

Dell Venue

terrible phone for the absolute lack of ROMS, support and ability to Mod.
[General Topics] Hayden18:
Anything Huawei

No support at all
[General Topics] sergioosvaldo1:
Mytouch 3G from tmobile, my first android device! before the nexus one came out.
[General Topics] supercobaltss:
Motorola cliq
[General Topics] jong31:
This is only my second Android phone, but my first, the Motorola Triumph was a nightmare. It seemed decent at first, but...

- it made a static noise every time i selected something on screen. And loud too.

- sometimes upon waking the screen, it would flicker and/or be completely white until you locked the phone and woke it up again

- the GPS took about 3 minutes to lock, if you were lucky

- the Wi-Fi took forever to connect. Of course i didn't realize this until i got my galaxy nexus, which connects in seconds.

- there was no support for it, save for the Android development community

-it was on froyo

- it hogged battery like there was no tomorrow

- random reboots :banghead:

- and finally, i had to get three replacements because the micro usb port broke rendering the phone unchargeable.

At that point, i decided enough was enough and bought an unlocked gnex from the play store and put it on T-Mobile, and I love it! No complaints
[General Topics] malicenfz:
Motorola Backflip.
[General Topics] mr mystery:
HTC Magic, what POS that was. Was so bad it almost kept me from trying Android again.
[General Topics] justibasa:
Hands down the Samsung intercept. Had it two days and took it back in and got the evo 4g.
[General Topics] Poler166:
The Sanyo zio from cricket holy crap worst phone ever the digitizer was not even glass it was plastic it was absolutely the most laggy phone ever it was single touch and the build quality was horrible!!!! The only thing was it was the phone that got me in to understanding rooting the Motorola triumph was Horrable too but it was the phone that thought me how to add a custom recovery and install roms haha
[General Topics] deathblade:
Can't really say what android phone I've had is the worst Cuz I'm using my first one now, but I can say that my worst experience with an android phone was with the X10 lagged glitchy and lack of support, wanted to get it when I got my infuse because the erricsons are usually great with sound quality but after messing with a Friends I saw that it was complete crap in performance and ui, also worst stock launcher ever... touchwiz hands down
[General Topics] Drzfr3shboialex:
Motorola cliq xt.
[General Topics] Bacitovish:
Galaxy s3

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It's like to have a Bugatti Veyron but u have no suitable fuel that can show its real performance. So android stills need time to get better
[General Topics] donutkidd:
I noticed everyone here mostly have a Gnex lol must be the best phone ever..

Hmmm worst phone let's see, I've had the G1, myTouch 4g, Sensation 4G and Galaxy S2. I'll have to go with the myTouch for being the worst. Maybe I didn't do all I could to it, but it was just problems after problems before rooting it. Loved the g1 no complaints there. The second worst is the sensation only because every so often I would have to clean the inside of the phone for dust and to be able to see thru the front camera. Also the volume level was HORRIBLE! One thing tho the camera was awesome!! Imo
[General Topics] sakailoi:
LG gt540
[General Topics] tech_yeet:
Man I swear on every thing that the Samsung Galaxy discover is the worst phone ever!!!!!! this phone would for no reason it would heat up to 135°-140°F!!! How is this possible my moto g dose not get that hot and its a Quad core A7-cortex Snapdragon 400 krait 200 clocked at 1.2ghz the hottest it has gotten is 113°F after very heavy usege like vice city for 3 hours and then useing the net for a little while the discover is powered by a Snapdragon S1 A5-cortex clocked at 800mhz so not only that it only get hot it was slow to running ICS 4.0.4 it was a pain for 3 mouths crashing so much I had to restart it 6-7 times a day that's how crappy it was and the camera holy **** what a joke a very,very,very bad joke 3 megapixels with 360x160 recording??!?!!!! hahahaha no... Oh yeah and the battery life was crap just like a SGS 4's I'm gald I got the moto g even tho its a cheap phone its very good I can run GTA 3 all maxed settings and run gta vice city 35-45% resolution ,maxed draw, and shadows and max graphics and it has great battery life and with HDR a good camera And its on KitKat 4.4.2!!!
[General Topics] FaiselW:
Be happy, atleast your phone doesn't get as hot as a htc one x. Mine hits 55+ degrees easily.
[General Topics] toti_ale:
Wow, that's hot :/

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[General Topics] rkcman67:
x2

the droid x2 was the worst phone i had didn't seem as fast as the droid x and battery didn't last as long
[General Topics] FaiselW:
According to htc it is completely normal
[General Topics] @non4:
That's nothing, LG optimus 4x let the tegra 3 hit 80° before throttling on its original firmware, and the shutdown limit was 120°!! Xperia T also got extremely hot and this actually did a lot of damage if you reduced the thermal limits
[General Topics] FaiselW:
I'm talking about celsius. You must be talking about fahrenheit. 55℃=131℉

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I had a xperia t and it never went past 40℃
[General Topics] abumy:
What about Samsung's Active iterations of the S4 or S5?

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I think it has something to do with the chipset as other phones with a similar configuration run very hot.
[General Topics] teamexynos:
Samsung Captivate :p
[General Topics] Eugenus6:
Samsung GT-I5500
[General Topics] priddyma:
Motorola droid x2. Audio problems galore and it was a lag fest.
[General Topics] Sharpie24l:
As android devices I've had motorola cliq, HTC incredible 2, droid x, droid x2, Og droid, droid 2, droid 3, droid 4, droid RAZR, galaxy sII, and my current nexus 5. By far the worst was the cliq for obvious reasons. But second worse would be the X2. Replaced 4 times due to hardware issues mostly no sound coming from the device at all. And broke the screen two times just pitting it in my pocket. And it was barely worse than the lagtastic slower than mollases needed to be used as firewood RAZR. (End rant)
[General Topics] Stuart Little:
Bitt Gamepad to laggy
[General Topics] abumy:
What is a Bitt Gamepad?
[General Topics] ShapesBlue:
The only similar thing I can find is the BiTT gametablet

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[General Topics] Cowbell_Guy:
Samsung galaxy nexus
[General Topics] scorpiopantera:
Everyone who has said a Galaxy Nexus has not explained why...as the OP states.
[General Topics] lemonsforlemonade:
The worst for me was my Droid X. Issues where the sdcard would fail for no apparent reason (or at least the phone would say it would fail), always seemed slow, and worse a black/blue mark appeared on the screen so that I couldn't see a portion of it. That said, for what it was, it wasn't half bad. Just the worst for me. I still abused the heck out of it though and when I needed it as a back up phone about two months ago I plugged it in and it turned right on, no problems after probably two years of being off.
[General Topics] jamsoolee:
HTC DNA for me... The SIM card issue haunted me from day 1 until the day I trashed the thing.
[General Topics] tokenpoke:
Changing my vote to the fort Knox of tablets.... The Kindle Fire Hdx.

Not only is it hopelessly locked down but fire os is so crippled and the available apps so horrible that I actually went back to my gtab 2.
[General Topics] ShapesBlue:
My daughter has the first generation fire hd, it suits her for what it does

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[General Topics] tokenpoke:
Its essentially the chromebook of tablets...

You'll never guess what I'm installing a real os on BTW.
[General Topics] ShapesBlue:
That I don't know....

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[General Topics] tokenpoke:
Chrome book 3.

Chrome os is as much of a joke as fireOs so I'm getting Ubuntu on it to make it actually useful.
[General Topics] ShapesBlue:
FireOS is quite complicated to look through. I do love Ubuntu or any Linux OS really

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[General Topics] Haemon:
Motorola Backflip, hands down, bar none, took the cake and ran with it and then ate it bad. Android 1.5 and then 1.6 on it. The device just straight up was a pile of crap quality wise and stability. The phone constantly reboot due to what was supposed to have been a weak contact with the battery (according to reports), so people would cut out credit cards and put it under the back cover to make it fit tighter and put more pressure on it. The screen on them were the worst quality possible, 3.1" screen. They added a finger tracker on the back that was a decent enough idea that never really got used, so I disabled it. The keyboard faced out which wasn't really problem until on some of the phones the top layered peeled back. Was a physical keyboard that flipped backwards (hence backflip) which I actually really loved and still would like to see someone do this right.

It was my first android phone, got 2 of them for $99 at AT&T, some family members followed suit and in the end my mom ended up with a bag of 4-5 of them for spare parts for her one that actually to this day would work if she hadn't replaced it a few months ago with an Atrix 2 which was a hand me down from another family member.

It was an early attempt for Motorola so, ehhh whatever. Loved the form factor though.
[General Topics] JamesAutumn:
Worst phone i ever had was my ally. Always burning my hand or in my pocket and switching on it's light many many times thus draining the battery. Plus the time it took to get a Froyo update!. Glad i left that phone in the past. I got it when it was new and i knew it was a crap product.
[General Topics] Fe014:
Sola

stupid ram management :mad:
[General Topics] donniemceduns:
Simply because the Device really sucks!!. it works like a toy phone.
[General Topics] 350Rocket:
A lot of people liked and or still like it for something that sucks that bad? I never used one but never heard much bad about it.
[General Topics] mlin:
I think the Gnex was a fine device, my biggest complaint was the horrendous battery life and mediocre camera.

Samsung Moment was probably the worst IMO. Terrible radios, glitchy software, poor battery life, need I say more.
[General Topics] banjara:
Micromax canvas 2 A110

1. Touch panel is not very good.

2. Laggy

3. Low ram and the OS comes with it doesn't leave much space for a lot of apps. Customized roms were another set of troubles as none of them were stable. I heard the radio was never released by the manufacturer.

4. Goes crazy and unresponsive while being on charge.

5. Recently it has gone into a ghost mode where it operates itself and doesn't need any user :laugh:. Made me realize that it's time to let it go.
[General Topics] kcrims:
totally agree
[General Topics] hellakarsh:
Samsung galaxy s duos...

Are you asking me why??

It is most laggy phone I have ever used... Worst phone ever..
[General Topics] PervyPrincess:
Samsung transform.. Because it lags so bad and you can hardly install anything or it will run even worse. Sadly my iPod 4g ran way way better

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