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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Take a look at CNA's own website -- see the shoutbox on the forums page. Latest report is that he has 4.2 up and running on his dev machine (albeit a slower one than normal, since his power supply borked on his primary machine), and is porting CNA features. See discussion on this page.

Still may take a bit of time, but it's clearly in progress, so I'm happy to wait -- haven't been disappointed yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] billykxda:
GREAT news.

Thanks for those links.

I'll go do some catching-up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kidd_Funkadelic:
Thanks for pointing that out! Too many places to look for updates! For those to lazy to check here is the update from Link:

CNA has 4.2 up and running and is currently working on it guys. When I talked to him yesterday, he was working on porting features. One issue is that he' building on a much slower older computer b/c his main computer lost it's power supply. (and maybe more, haven't been able to work on it yet) Just be aware work is continuing on the ROM...it's by no means dead. CNA just took a breather waiting for 4.2 source to drop. Everyone deserves a break...wasn't much point in dumping his soul into 4.1.2 when it all had to be re-done when the new source dropped.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
I may have a problem- vzw is having some signal issues around here so after reading on the vzw forums I did a prl update (*22899) now I have little to no Data- any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Last time I discussed this with Verizon, I was told that using that technique for a PRL update was intended for 3G phones, and will likely get you a PRL that's more suited for 3G. They told me that 4G optimized PRL's are generally pushed to 4G phones periodically, but that a battery pull / cold boot should check for PRL's optimized for 4G. Might be worth a try.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
had already tried turning off then eject reinsert sim- trying battery pull now

and no dice- still only 1x and rare on that.

edit- it has better signal tho- wierd

edit 2 - checked and it turned Data off? turned back on and 4g
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andysom25:
How do you use the kernel if I already have 3.8

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Hopefully 4g will keep working for you.

What PRL are you on (check About / Status)? I've got #15130 (in central NJ, VzW)

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When you flash a ROM you generally also get whatever kernel the developer has chosen to package with it, as the phone can't operate without this. However, once you've flashed the ROM/kernel combo, you can flash whatever kernel you like to replace the one that came with the ROM, using your Recovery program as you did to flash the ROM (e.g., TWRP or CWM recovery).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
I'm on prl 52985 in central Louisiana

I read somewhere that *228 was for 3g and *22899 was for 4g but that may be wrong
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Yes -- @22899 is simply a shortcut that would take you further into the *228 menu options. But on VzW, this process is supported for 3G phones. 4G devices will receive PRL updates passively (pushed by VzW), or when they power up and request a PRL update.

The PRL's optimized for 3G and 4G are not mutually exclusive in their tower lists and priorities. But (as I understand it) 4G phones will maintain 4G connectivity more consistently when using 4G optimized PRL's.

Finally -- last I read about this, PRL's that look like 5xxxx (first digit 5) are 3G optimized, while PRL's beginning with 1 (e.g., 1xxxx) are 4G optimized.

There has been a lot of urban legend circulating XDA, Rootzwiki and other sites over the past year, including stories about people bricking their 4G phones or borking their SIMs when trying *228 (or *22899), however these claims appear to have been debunked. Suggestion: if you can get yourself into an area with a good 4G signal and do a battery pull / cold boot, I believe your phone should receive a 4G optimized PRL. Give it a try and check the PRL number (before and after for comparison).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andysom25:
Excellent what do you suggest as far as kernels for smoother performance ? And battery ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Weapondrift:
Franco, popcorn, and lean kernel will all three do what you are looking for :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andysom25:
Reliable links?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Weapondrift:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...gle&utm_medium=organic&utm_term=franco+kernel

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/16790-kernelv1182114-popcornkernel/page__st__680#entry764004

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/13092-kernel-leankernel-minimalistic-kernel-jb-450-102412/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheJ0hnman:
Every few days I get the flashing itch, and end up back on 3.6.6 within hours. It's the pinnacle of 4.1 for toro as far as I'm concerned, the only one I've found with everything I want fully functional. Kudos CNA dude!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davey11:
I been on 3.8 from when it first came out on 10-19. A whole month on the same rom? Nuts. I used to flash stuff daily, but I don't feel a need.

The fact that there hasn't been an update for awhile is disconcerting. Hope he is still around and working on 4.2.

Sent from my Toro (:))
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Weapondrift:
More than likely he's still around. I bet he's just taking a break for awhile. (I doubt blame him lol)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raddacle:
I think 3.8 is absolutely great and extremely stable. I can't say that I've tried 3.6 but I can say that 3.8 is probably a lot better. And the reason there hasn't been an update is because there hasn't been a 4.2 update from CM or AOKP which is the base of this rom. Until that happens he's probably just sitting there idly for it like the rest of us.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mills00013:
From CNA's twitter a few days ago: "Just want to let you know I have 4.2 up and running making plans for the upgrade"

He'll be back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Further update from "Link" (works with CNA developer) -- temporarily visible in the "shoutbox" on CNA's website:

"Some good and not so good news...seems like CNA 4.2 will take a little longer. Life changes are far more apparent for a ROM authored by one person...there's nobody to step in and do the work. Right now, CNA is going through some positive life changes at work which limit his time with the ROM. It appears that this will change soon (not in a negative way) and he will have more time for the ROM. Know that he is working on it with what little spare time he has but he's working over 12 hour days right now to make this life change happen and you can see where that may impact development time. All I can say is take this time to branch out and enjoy other ROMs and support other developers through praise and donations for their awesome work. We recognize we aren't the only game in town but do appreciate the loyalty we receive. Just keep an eye on the CNA twitter because hopefully we can start up your crack flashing again soon."
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
sweet!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] corz123:
Hey there. Are there any steps I need to take before flashing a new kernel?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] j0hnnyth3f0x:
Step 1: nandroid! Always make a backup even if just flashing a mod...

Step 2: Flash away!

Step 3: Wipe cache/dalvik.

On a side note, while waiting for codename(awesomeness!) might I suggest mmuzzy's 4.2 ROM? Rock stable and fully functional. Not as customizable as cn(a) but it's meant to be close to stock... and back to waiting I go.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DevinLeFevere:
CNA will be ready when everyone else has already made their own ROM's so he can piece his majestic puzzle together.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] billykxda:
Anyone been to the CNA site? Chrome indicates that it's a malware source and will go no further.

Weird!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CrazyRussianXDA:
Yup, I got that warning too!

A few times the site was down completely, now this malware - I'm starting to wonder, wtf is going on over there?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raddacle:
Must be all those damn apple idiots
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Last we heard, the CNA dev had built stock 4.2 and had started merging in his mods and features a few days ago. Slow process, as my understanding is that he's taken on some new responsibilities in "the real world", so his time is more scarce than it had been up through 3.6, but the last communication shared via Twitter and the shoutbox on his site a few days ago suggested that the next release of CNA is in progress.

Re: the site and malware flagging - that could be anything - most likely somebody uploading malware to the site or posting malware links in the forum. Probably needs a bit of detective work by one of the CNA folks, something else to consume scarce time. Hopefully they'll be able to get the site cleaned up soon and also get the next release of CNA out soon too. In the meantime, 3.8 has been incredibly solid and stable, good battery life, slippery fast, and works beautifully with the right kernel (I'm using leanKernel 4.6.0 exp1 -- love it with CNA!).

I'm currently planning to hang in for a while to see if we hear something new about CNA soon -- worth the wait for me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fullmetal509:
I'm no hurry for the newest build from CNA, I'm happily running 3.6.6+4.2 Gapps (Sounds,Lock screen,Gallery,Photo sphere and etc) everything running smoothly with Lean Kernel 4.5.0!

Via Galaxy Nexus [LTE]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Which 4.2 GApps package did you load with CNA? (I'm assuming it's not deodexed...?)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fullmetal509:
I flashed http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1969488 on top of CNAs 4.1.1 GAPPs

Via Galaxy Nexus [LTE]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpen:
Is camera and video camera work fine? Also does that come with a working desk clock?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fullmetal509:
Yeah both work fine no fcs or nothing, photosphere works well haven't played around with well enough. Desk Clock/Alarm works well like i said everything else is working perfectly

Via Galaxy Nexus [LTE]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CrazyRussianXDA:
Did you flash v.2 or 2.1???

Also, the above mentioned post for the GAPPS says "Important: You need to be deodexed to use this mod!" - is CNA deodexed?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fullmetal509:
Flashed 2.1 I'm not sure if CNA is Deoxed or not I flashed anyways on my Toro and I have no issues at all!

Just make a backup just in case!

Via Galaxy Nexus [LTE]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] big blue:
Clean flashed .1 build. After some consternation with the kernels and trickster mod. I've settled on latest lean kernel stable and everything is running great! I think trickster wasn't playing nice...couldn't get oc functions to stick. Using leantweaks on lean kernel and sticks fine now.

Great job again CNA!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] effingpace:
Can i flash 3.3.1 right over 3.3.0? or do i need to wipe all my data?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] katous:
I didn't get to try a dirty flash install because I got a status 7 error message, which I hadn't had in a long time, I couldn't remember that it was the said rom's built in "reboot" feature that conflicts with the latest touch version of CWM. So before you format I suggest to power OFF and manually access the recovery mode, that worked for me without superwiping everything! I stopped getting status 7's after everyone's ICS, Jellybean roms started to mature, I'm sure CNA's JB rom will also reach this easily!

aside from that, it's good to be back on my fav galaxy nexus rom!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] grifforama:
Need a mirror. Download link broken.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] wljohnson05:
Anyone have any mirrors....looks like goo is down.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MikeG7265:
Right now I'm using all the stock settings, letting it settle in. As far as battery life, yesterday I had 12 hours, with a little over 3 hours screen on time......sorry I didn't think to snap a screenie.That was on the extended battery......i can only see the battery life getting better as everything settles in. Personally I'm really liking this ROM. Thanks Codename!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Wade-0:
I don't believe it exists, at least until someone posts a screenshot proving it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mike216:
Dirty flash BUT if you encounter problems then do a full wipe before reporting any bugs
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MikeG7265:
I did a clean flash and for some reason now my superuser keeps force closing......any ideas? I can't even get to the play store to try and update it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 55Pegasus:
I had the same problem. Installed a back up of 3.3.0. Then down loaded the ROM again and re-flashed ROM and gapps. Checked superuser after it booted and it needed binaries updated. All working fine now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martyotaku:
Question for u guys on the ROM? Does Google play movies play your purchased movies with out fetching license error? Also does hulu work didn't in last update some error about DRM ....thanx
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MikeG7265:
Thanks!! I nand back to 3.3.0 also, I figured it might be a bad download. Gonna retry it after I get home from work. Thanks again for such a quick response!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Wade-0:
Trickster is working fine for me (with Lean kernel), but I usually have to reflash it after flashing a new ROM even though the app is still installed.

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I just tried the Transformers movie that I got when I bought my Nexus 7, and it played just fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] arrtoodeetoo:
Trying this ROM out again. So far, it's good. I would have never know it was back had I not come over here randomly (why is this not on ROOTZWIKI??: So many people over there used it!)

Questions

1. Why is there no ability to add icons to the navigation bar (as in search icon)?

2. Why is there no navigation bar settings on the XOOM version of the ROM?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AmericanCon:
I swear that this was 3.3.2 last time I looked at the thread title. Am I going crazy?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sledge3n8:
1. Settings

2. Interface

3. Navigation bar

4. Navigation button quantity (choose a number)

5. Button action & icon

6. Custom app (choose the app or action you want to assign to the button)

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...also, if you go to "Menu location", under the Navigation bar settings, you might want to set it to "Remove". This will spread the icons out more.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] arrtoodeetoo:
Ah! I totally missed that! Thanks!

I'm still bummed I can't get to that menu on my XOOM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cheesejam:
What kernel is everyone liking on this ROM?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] big blue:
Lean kernel here... you?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sledge3n8:
Lean
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
anybody know if 4.2 has miracast on gnex?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CrazyRussianXDA:
fullmetal509, I've read a quite a few pages of the thread for 4.2 GAPPS you shared and noticed some users mention that Gmail has issues syncing. How is Gmail app on your phone?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fullmetal509:
Gmail is syncing just fine, nothing out of the ordinary.

Via Galaxy Nexus [LTE]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fullmetal509:
Since I'm getting alot of responses on my set up!

1.Clean flashed CNA 3.6.6(TORO)+CNA 4.1.1 Apps+Lean Kernel 4.5.0

2. After everything was restored, I went back into recovery wiped Cache+Dalvik Cache and flashed (2.1 Pack)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1969488

Like I said everything is working smoothly(Camera,Video Recording,Desk clock, Alarms, Sounds, Photo Sphere and Etc.) If I can gripe about something, I would say there's a slight lag when swiping on the keyboard it may bother some, but its barely noticeable.

At first I was concerned that my performance or battery life would be affected but it didnt and the results are.....well....Perfect! :)

(Hopefully others get the same results)

Via Galaxy Nexus [LTE]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] twillet50:
This thread has turned into a bit of a ghost town hasn't it. I hope CNA will keep up his great work with new roms.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Only been 9 or 10 days since his last tweet. Everyone will make their own decision, of course. I'm probably going to hang out for a while longer with CNA 3.8 before I consider other ROMs. He's come through in the past after some silent periods, and we've heard he's been really busy in the "real world". I've been curious about some alternatives such as Xenon, but even with loads of activity and popularity, what I see in threads about other ROMs convinces me that CNA 3.8 is still among the best available right now for GNEx. Who knows, I might get antsy by the weekend, but for the moment, I'm hanging tight and waiting to see if CNA resurfaces soon. Here's hoping!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] billykxda:
Also hanging in with CNA, for now. If I was aware of a good/reliable 4.2-based ROM, I'd be using that now. But, every 4.2 ROM I've seen has a combination of users (in equal amounts) that are:

- Loving their new 4.2

- Trying to live with their new 4.2 quirks, bugs, lack of features, and not sure how long they'll stay

- Desperate to get off 4.2 and back to 4.1.2

So, I am not being drawn to anything other than CNA 3.8 at the moment.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
^^^ this...

I'm intrigued by the new features in 4.2, but would rather let others be the guinea pigs. I can wait for 4.2.2 (unless 4.2.1 actually fixes the issues people have been reporting). Hopefully CNA will be gearing up a version for us as 4.2.x stabilizes...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] npainter7:
So far I've flashed 3 4.2 ROMS. Xenon Mmuzzy and some other pure stock 4.2 ROM that I can't remember the name of it right now lol. And TBH, I'm liking 4.1.2 a lot better right now. And by that I mean CNA 3.8. ya 4.2 has some pretty neat features but some I don't even know why Google added. Xenons battery life was horrible on my phone. Mmuzzys ROM was descent. But I found myself hungry for CNA 3.8 cuz its solid, fast, amazing battery life and with awesome customizable options. I'm sticking with this ROM until CNA comes out with his version of 4.2 cuz I know it will be the best one out there
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] twillet50:
I agree. Waiting for CNA to come out with his 4.2 rom before I go to it. But for right now 3.8 works perfectly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] billykxda:
Yup - like the posters above, I've been hanging on to CNA 3.8.

Until today.

I am happily running Muzzy's 4.2.1 and it's awesome, IMO. Here's why:

- Pure Google experience. Sure, less customization than CNA 3.8, but I like the utility of Google's straight-forward feature set.

- Super fast, rock solid, and a more reliable tether connection than CNA. Plus verrrrry smooth. Every new 4.2 feature works 100%.

- A total no-brainer - no file issues as with other 4.2+ ROM's.

- A Dev that cares about making sure you are happy with his ROM.

So, I've been a CNA fan for months, but right now, I am much happier running Muzzy's ROM. Maybe I'll come back to CNA at some point, who knows? For now, it's nice to have moved on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Thanks for the comparison. It's been a couple of weeks since CNA's last tweet, and longer since any activity here or on his website which is still infected with some kind of malware. I like to think that he'll maintain interest in the ROM and keep it evolving, but I would feel more confident about that if we had any kind of communication indicating that it's still a live project. I'm reading the other threads, and considering some alternatives. I was on XenonHD before CNA, and it used to be an excellent ROM -- appears that 4.2.1 might be ready for prime time over there, and from what you're describing, Muzzy's sounds like a good possibility too.

Hmmm... decisions, decisions...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fcisco13:
Skank AOKP FTW

WHATCHOO TALKING BOUT WILLIS?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] billykxda:
Yeah, it took me some time to consider jumping into the new release, but I am really glad I did. I chose Muzzy's ROM because the tether works perfectly. Xenon users complain about that. Just a heads up on that. Just jump.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Thanks... think I'll fire off a nandroid backup, and consider giving this a whirl tomorrow (11:20pm now after a long day... just vegging now...)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] npainter7:
Weird, I downloaded mmuzzys 4.2 ROM and I got a 0/ file and I'm not sure what to do with it...it has all my files from my internal storage and I don't know if I delete it then it will screw up my phone....I just don't know what to do and it would be nice to get rid of the 0/ file and back to normal
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] billykxda:
The main cause of your issue is an old (as in pre-4.2) recovery app. Make sure you are using the lastest CWM or TWRP and you'll be fine. There are TONS of posts on xda and RootWiki about users who got the same result as you and what they did to remedy the situation. In almost every case, the use had an outdated recovery app.

Good luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
this has me thinking about jumping- it just seems that any rom with the customization that I want still needs some more time to work out bugs- plus after cna I'm unsure if I will like a rom that's less integrated on the mods. any comments? anybody?

edit: made a nandroid installed twrp and downloaded pa and gonna give it a whirl then may try xenon
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] christianpeso:
Every 4.2 ROM will have the 0 folder. It is there for the new multiple users feature in 4.2. Each user gets a folder with the 1st person getting the 0 older.Next person who creates an account on the tab would get the "1" folder and so on.

New recoverys will stop the tab from creating multiple 0 folders when u switch ROMS a lot.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scoobaspeaz:
nm
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] npainter7:
Ya I've read a little about this. I've tried looking up the latest CWM but didn't seem to find what I was looking for. Maybe someone could post a link to the latest one. If not no worries I'll keep looking for it....and when I download it do I have to flash it in a command prompt on a PC or just flash it?? Been awhile lol thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] billykxda:
There are lots of ways to do this. One very easy way is to get/buy ROM Manager. Once installed, it'll list the version of CWM that you have installed, and right below that, it'll list the latest version, which is 6.0.1.5 as of this writing. You can flash CWM right from ROM Manager.

Give that a try.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Bob_Bobber0:
Can anyone provide me with a working gapps link? The last one I downloaded made my keyboard stop working...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spruce_rd:
It used to be a decent rom. Not anymore, things are happening.

Why would anybody bother with an old code?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raddacle:
I have to say all these past comments have been kind of sad, I've been using 3.8 CNA for some time and I can say that absolutely love it. Most 4.2 features aren't even dependent having an updated rom and instead are just apps that you can install right now. Developer's coworker did previously say that he has some work to do out in the real world and that he'll be getting back to updating it soon. However, the only rom comparable to CNA is PACman which doesnt yet have an official build for our phone. But I would probably guess that we'd be getting a CNA new build within the month, if not well... then I would call it dead.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] npainter7:
Thanks man so I did this and I still have the zero files. Do I need to do a full wipe and reflash this ROM for them to go away?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
while waiting for cna 4.2( .1?) I decided to try some other roms- did not like paranoid Android and after reading some posts other roms seem to have a lot of issues- then saw factory rom core- went out on a limb and tried. so far it's great- fast smooth most of the features of cna 3.8 -just don't restore system apps/data like I did- boot loop city after restoring Wi-Fi data
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Blanko6:
What ROM core is that ?