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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xI mEzMeRiZe Ix:
Does 3.8.0 have the new circle battery mod from CM without the percent in the middle?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kryptonian_Knight:
Lmao no I wear mainly slacks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Options for Battery icon are:

Icon only

Icon with percent

Icon with percent centered

Text only

Circle mod

CM circle w/o percent

CM circle with percent

Hide

(short answer: "yes")
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cjh6386:
Just flashed to 3.8. first time CNA user. I definitely like it so far.

Still having massive GPS issues. Does not lock, period. Had this issue on a few roms though and can't figure it out. Popular suggestions/zip files don't help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sledge3n8:
Have you tried to fix permissions? If not, do it in recovery instead of while booted into your ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] revolt1:
lol and don't forget the useless Facebook post of emo songs ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bradm23:
Loving using build 3.8.0. One question, did they remove the LTE toggle? Even if I manually go to the network selection it shows that there is no CDMA mode only... is the LTE only setting a misprint and suppose to be CDMA?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigbear6708:
I hope this was a joke. Lol...sorry, I'll go now!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] npainter7:
Haha oh man
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kryptonian_Knight:
How do I do that? And what does the do?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] puffycow:
You can Reboot into Recovery, go to Advanced, then Fix Permissions. Here is some info:

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Fix_permissions
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bradm23:
This actually is not a joke.

My first question was to confirm that there wasn't a LTE toggle.

My second question was to find out which network to manually select in network selection to get CDMA only? In other ROMs I've been on there was an option for this, I do not see that option with this.

Also, thanks for having a **** answer. Your better off not commenting at all.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigbear6708:
Man...I'm not being a ****. Look at my post history. I an generally helpful...I guess I've been around here too long and getting tired. If you look back like 10 pages or search this thread for "toggle' you will see that there is no lte toggle in this version
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bradm23:
Its OK man. I understand and appreciate your helpful answer. Do u know which network setting I need to try to get CDMA only? I believe its CDMA/EdVo
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aggrophobik:
Correct.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigbear6708:
Yeah..to my knowledge what you said will make your phone prefer cdma
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rockingondrums:
EVDO Revision A is the 3G data network employed by both VZW and Sprint (CDMA).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sledge3n8:
Located in the same place if you are using TWRP recovery too.

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Sometimes read / write permissions can get messed up. When this happens it can create problems when apps try to access a file or rewrite to said file. Fixing the permissions returns the file to an operable state so it can be accessed and used properly by the app needing it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cjh6386:
It was either this or a script that worked... but it looks like gps is up again :good:

thanks :]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sledge3n8:
Generally speaking (typing), Fix Permissions and / or clearing the Dalvik cache are my first steps to attempting to resolve a new problem that I might be experiencing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] IAreKyleW00t:
Another thing to keep in mind when doing "Fix Permissions" is that it can a few minutes to finish. It might look like it's doing nothing, but it'll just take some time. IIRC, it takes mine about 4 minutes or something like that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andysom25:
Wifi tether working ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Yep...and bluetooth
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andysom25:
Works on Verizon nexus right ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Yes -- that's what I'm using (see my sig for details)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raddacle:
Speaking about your sig, I noticed you're using leanKernel, I'm new to CNA so I'm trying to find a smooth kernel that good with battery life. Can I ask you what you're getting?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
lean has been extremely smooth with CNA. I've experimented with several versions of lean, several versions of franco, a few air kernels, and the faux kernels that come stock in CNA. So far, my best overall experiences have tended to be lean or franco, and they seem to take turns being "best" for my purposes. For the last several weeks and versions, I've been happiest with lean.

I've been experimenting with various settings, and flashing different exp versions as they come out, and it hasn't been an especially "scientific" process, so I'd be hard pressed to tell you with any certainty how they compare. My usage patterns vary as well, depending on my plans for a given day, e.g., working in the home office all day - exclusively Wi-Fi, spending the day with various clients in NYC (almost no Wi-Fi - lots of flipping between 3G and 4G), etc.

Anyway - some characteristic experiences:

- battery may last anywhere from 12 to 20 hours, depending in large part on the amount on screen time I use and when, during the day, I use that screen time

- screen time in the 12 hour days could be in the range of 3.5 to 4 hours

- screen time in the 20 hour days may be in the range of 2.5 to 3 hours

These are representative - not precise, and as I mentioned, experience varies depending on location and usage for the day.

Overall, I haven't tried another kernel that gives me a better experience in terms of smoothness, stability and reliability, and battery life. Very happy with lean.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigbear6708:
Thanks for that post. I been liking faux, but haven't use it real world though yet!! Haha
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
I saw some encouraging posts about recent versions of faux. I just haven't gotten familiar with the various versions yet and taken the time to start experimenting. Can't really speak to pros and cons of faux -- maybe someone else can jump in about faux.

I am, however, very happy with my lean experiences, and happy to keep trying new releases as they come out.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sledge3n8:
I've been using Trinity. I am such a fan of the colors that Trinity has pre-set by default in the Kernel. Good balance of battery life and performance. Trinity is not a "rocket ship", but everything is buttery smooth and the colors are fabulous.

Experiment yourself with different Kernels. Install different Kernels and see for yourself which best suits your usage and preferences. Franco is another good one which focuses on performance and battery life as well, with the scale tilted a little more towards performance.

Kernels are small files, and quick to install. Once you install a new kernel, use it for a few days so you can really get a feel for it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Definitely a personal choice. I forgot to include Trinity among the kernels I tried. I really did NOT like the color scheme at all, but I know that many do. To my eyes, it was incredibly dark, and far too "blue". The overall effect was intriguing, but I couldn't work that way. I know I could start cranking up the colors to get to something I liked..but in the end it didn't feel "right" to me.

Again - totally subjective, and as others have pointed out, arguing about kernels is almost like arguing about religion...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DevinLeFevere:
I totally agree, BUT once I bought his app that gives you control of the gamma and color off-set... It's AMAZING. Like you say though, to each their own. ROM is absolutely lovely.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andysom25:
Got this flashed last night only having one issue fb messenger is not notifying me about messages
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cjh6386:
i've had 3.8 running for a few days now... first time trying CNA... my new favorite. Perfect mix of stock looks / no bloat / cool functions (my favorite being the 'kill all' button on the recent apps menu :)

cheers!

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do you guys recommend any kernels that work particularly well with 3.8?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
I've had great luck with leanKernel with CNA, and I habitually use the very latest, typically the "exp" versions unless the latest stable version is more recent. Right now 4.5.0 exp1 is running beautifully with CNA 3.8 (VzW - toro). I also recommend Trickster MOD if you don't have it -- excellent kernel tweaker - perfect with lean (and most others).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
When I ran franco with trickster mod I had lock ups like nobody's business. What settings do you use to keep it from messing with the built in cpu control?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
All the kernel control tools have a "set on boot" option - Trickster MOD, franco, the built in controls in CNA under "settings / performance", etc. As long as you have "set on boot" (or "apply on boot", etc) checked in only one of these apps, you should be fine - then you won't have conflicts. There's another tool created specifically for leanKernel that I believe is called "lean tweaks" - somewhat different from what I recall - I think you have to run it from a terminal session command line, and I believe that one installs "init.d" scripts - if you're used this, I believe there may be some manual cleanup you must do before using other tools (but I could be wrong about this - scant knowledge on this topic).

Anyway - no reason at all for Trickster MOD to mess up franco (or lean, air, etc) - should work fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andysom25:
Just flashed 3.8 where is the kill all option ?

*never mind found how to enable it !*
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mike216:
You have to enable it in general :thumbup:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CaponeG803:
Quick question fellow CNA flashers. What does the gapps jzo54k do, in comparison to the regular gapps, and should it be flashed with 3.8 or should I stick with flashing the regular gapps package.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DevinLeFevere:
New market etc... Flash it and don't worry about it. :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sledge3n8:
And gmail pinch to zoom! Woo Hoo!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
...and don't forget swipe to delete or archive in gmail (with undo) -- very nice!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] M3ntalPurg3:
I just flashed this an hour ago and already love the super fast charging. Started @ 65% and only 5-10 min. later was at 83%...awesome!:D:D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jpen:
Does this effect the overall charge of it? Will the battery drain faster?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] M3ntalPurg3:
I don't think so
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] billykxda:
I really like the battery savings of the default Faux kernel, but the lagginess of auto-orientation is totally frustrating. Franco (and just about every other kernel other than Faux) fixes this issue, but they can't quite equal the battery savings of Faux.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] raddacle:
Can we get an option to have the battery percentage next the small battery icon like in CM10? All the the other options similar to that are hard to read and are blocked when charging.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tacosrdelicioso:
I think the general concensus is bring back cm power widget
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DadamsJR:
I can't receive pic messages and ideas
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tacosrdelicioso:
I can't receive ideas either. Usually I just come up with them
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Have you tried fixing permissions, or banging the right side of your side with the heel of your hand?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kprice1658:
..lol.., i think i pee'd a little...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] M3ntalPurg3:
I really just don't see what everyone loves about :ojb in general. I liked this ROM myself but there are a couple things i don't like that really keep me on the ics side. Love ics, not trying to troll. Maybe someone can inform as to what is so great about it.:(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigbear6708:
For me...having the latest and greatest
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Project Butter, Google Now, better notifications, etc. Faster, smoother, better integration with apps. Almost feels like getting a new phone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
google now , project butter , some nicer menus and other little touches here and there - if you dont like this rom better than ics then try a jb rom closer to stock. if i remember correctly rootzwiki has a thread with a stock root odexed (not deodexed) jro03o - pretty much a ota rooted. i used mwalts stock root deodex for a while and it was nice.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qman66:
can't wait till this rom gets 4.2 jb
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andysom25:
Yea I can't wait as soon as I read over 4.2 feature list I was anxious for it to come out. I'm sure it'll be awhile so I'll try to forget it until I'm surprised again by it

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
cant wait to play with photosphere myself- i know there will be no real need for that kinda picture but it sounds like a neat trick - and could produce some neat backgrounds
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
Its nice, just played with it on my nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] npainter7:
And you did this how???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fcisco13:
Search a bit, been available in themes/app section

WHATCHOO TALKING BOUT WILLIS?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
Both flashables, Keyboard and Camera/Gallery.

Delete or Bak the Original Keyboard, delete Gallery2 when new 4.2 Gallery/Camera are flashed. Otherwise you will have two different versions.

Enjoy and I can't remember the guy who made the flashable Camera/Gallery but thank him.

https://www.box.com/shared/z8wc6kk2vzmjg85338bb
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] npainter7:
Thanks man. How are they working so far?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] withbloodskies:
Keyboard works fine, only thing different is gestures at least to me.

I tried the new camera app and I did take a few photos, photosphere. I didn't try the other two I figured they work. Gallery works and so does the editor.

Matter of fact the new editor looks like this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andysom25:
Flashed keyboard but can't figure how to do gesture ?

*GOT IT*

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JonBsbB:
probably a dumb question but i flashed 3.6.6 and i don't see a music player default app. Am I blind or is there not one?

Thanks in advance
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Weapondrift:
There's not one, go into the marketplace and you should be able to find one. The default is searchable under "Music"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] npainter7:
So how would i go about deleting my gallery? Its under system settings if i have ES file or whatever?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andysom25:
I did bit through titanium backup just searched for gallery found older one and hit uninstall

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JonBsbB:
Hows CNA 3.6.6 and Franco working out? Good battery life (stock battery)?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
when I was running 3.6.6/milestone 5 I had great battery life - 16 -18 hours moderate Usage in weak signal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JonBsbB:
Was that with WiFi too or just straight 3g/4g?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andysom25:
What can I do to improve battery?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Knowpig:
Delete maps and try that for a day.

If it works, reinstall maps and try toning down some of the location services.

Google Now is a hungry beast as well if you are using multiple location using features.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andysom25:
Use maps a lot. Maybe turning off GPS when i don't need it?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AirBoss24K:
If the form factor of your phone isn't a huge deal for you, I would recommend one of those 3800mAh batteries. Bought one off Amazon for $20 and I can go 2 days with moderate usage before needing to hunt for the charger. Just finishing up my 5th and final charging cycle of the battery now :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andysom25:
Wow that sounds amazing which one did you get ?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
where I work (about an hour from my house) its only 1x speed and at most 3 bars. I average 23% of the day with no signal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] npainter7:
So.......i Wonder what's going on with this ROM lately. Weird that there hasn't been a change log for v3.8. Still a great update tho. can't wait for 4.2 some day:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andysom25:
It will be awesome !
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ecs1984:
It's not that there's something going on or not going on, he just hasn't updated the OP for this XDA thread. There's a changelog on the CNA website.

Codename Android 3.6.6 – 3.8.0 Changelog

———

* updated rom source to Android 4.1.2 Rev1 (JZO54K)

[additions]

* completely revamped toggles system (AOKP/PA)

* added group mms to the messaging app (vivekvasani)

* added the CmCircleBattery to StatusBar options (travp624)

* added the ability to change the color of the battery text, battery charging text, the cm circlemod ring color, and the cm circlemod charging color (travp624)

* added custom statusbar color and navigation bar transparency (paranoid android)

[general]

* you can now add contacts/direct dials to the lockscreen

[fixes]

* better 3G/4G signal on galaxy s3

* fixed issues with dock audio (epinter)

* many fixes to the mms app
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] npainter7:
That's right i should of remembered about his website lol. Thank you very much sir:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xdapadogx:
Wonder if he's working on 4.2 anyway :confused::sly:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] npainter7:
I wouldn't have a problem if he was working on it:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JonBsbB:
I'll tell you one thing CNA 3.6.6 does not like Franco milestone6 bootlooper. I'm running 3.6.6 with PopcornKernel 11.7. And so far so good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
gnex is strange beast - franco milestone 6 worked great for me - still does with 3.8 where faux sod constant - other ppl have issues with franco and smooth with faux- crazy
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JonBsbB:
Before CNA 3.6.6 I had a 4.1.2 ROM and ran Franco 6 no problem but that ROM ate battery when I wasn't on WiFi. I ran Franco 4 on liquid smooth ICS 1.5mr1 and ran like a champ. So weird. But hey as long as something works lol- :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] npainter7:
So I've flashed the new 4.2 gapps and everything is running great. except for some reason I can't find it anywhere in my settings where I can disable scrolling wallpaper and be able to resize any widget. unless I'm not looking in the right spot. I thought it was under interface/general but it's not there. can anyone help me out with this. thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] scottricketts:
Yeah I can't find a properties tab for the 4.2 Launcher.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Weapondrift:
I used Nova Launcher to do this instead.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] npainter7:
Thanks. When I flashed the new gapps it would then ask me if I wanted to use home launcher or trebuchet. So I'm assuming its because I'm just using the regular home launcher you think?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] johnhimm:
That's exactly why.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xdapadogx:
How do you get the editor side by side like that?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] boyer61:
Sorry if it's been posted already.. but where is the 4.2 google apps??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DevinLeFevere:
http://www.droid-life.com/2012/11/0...d-available-for-flashing-on-the-galaxy-nexus/

Near the bottom
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] johnhimm:
Goo is not downloading, any mirrors to 3.8?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JonBsbB:
will the 4.2 gapps work with android 4.1.1 (CNA 3.6.6)? If so do i just flash over what i have or do i need to clean flash 3.6.6 and then flash these gapps?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gnexdude:
I suggest you make a backup and try it... If it don't work go back to last nandroid. I've found there are some gapps out there that might cause you issues with some roms..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
+1 on that
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Happily running 3.8 still (while looking forward to the version that will include 4.2), but have tried a couple of new kernels in the meantime. leanKernel 4.5.0 exp4 has been superb, and exp3 had also been good. Not sure if it's my imagination, but battery life on exp4 really seems excellent, and the whole ROM / kernel combo is slippery smooth as I've come to expect. Very stable, very nice - highly recommended combination.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davey11:
3.8 has curbed my crackflashing habit. Even though it has been out for quite awhile, it is top notch. I used to flash a cm or aokp kang every day. Not anymore.

I still check goo every day for a new build though. Lol

Posted from my Galaxy Nexus (;p)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] billykxda:
Agreed. 3.8 is a great place to hang out. Stable, fast and it provides a practical set of features. I've been with 3.8 since its release with no intention of going anywhere - until the next release that (hopefully) incorporates 4.2. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mattbc1:
Slide your finger over the picture while you're editing it, and it should show up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rockingondrums:
Has anyone experienced any issues with this ROM and MTP?

I'm trying out MusicBee (as I've grown extremely tired of Winamp's bloat/buginess/UI). So far it's awesome, but it's not detecting Gnex, even when there's a screen in the Devices preferences specifically for detecting MTP devices. A few old threads on their forums have had members saying flashing to a stock or different ROM solved the detection and transfer issues. Obviously, I don't want to flash another ROM b/c I love CNA and it'd be too tedious just to transfer some files.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] grandzu:
Anyone having ringtones not staying set in 3.8 jb 4.1.2?

All the ringtones keep ringing the default ringtone even though it shows the selected ringtone in setting for contacts.

Any fix for this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AirBoss24K:
With 3.8 did you guys do a clean flash or a dirty one? I feel like I read that it needed to be clean, but just how clean are we talking if so? Either way I probably won't be updating from 3.6.5 until 4.2 stuff is incorporated.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Never had that problem with this ROM...

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Clean flash for me -- wiped cache, Dalvik cache, system -- and ran system reset. Actually did each twice, though probably unnecessary. I wanted this squeaky clean. Of course I backed up all my apps first with Titanium Backup, and also created a nandroid of the prior working installed ROM. Then - wipe and flash.

Results have been generally spectacular since then, especially in combination with leanKernel 4.5.0 exp4...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/drivers#mantajop40c

4.2 for verizon devices, pushed to aosp. boom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Wh1t3Rose:
My first time on this ROM and i am liking it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kenjiwing:
This rom has a keyboard addon that adds emoticons to the keyboard. Is it possible to get that or add that separately if I want to use another rom? I noticed CM10 does not have it and I miss it :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
come on 4.2 ! lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kidd_Funkadelic:
I really hope CNA has just been taking a break to wait for 4.2 to drop, but I was looking at source today and from what I can see no updates have been made since right before 3.6.6 dropped. No Twitter or Google+ updates. Fingers crossed...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Similar wish here -- hoping to see CNA with 4.2 if/when he has the time. Re: code -- quite likely that if he's working on it, he's using local source control at home, and will upload the source when he's ready to release a build (speculation on my part).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] billykxda:
Same wish here as well. I've been using CNA for a couple of months now, liking it more than a bunch of other ROMs I used to use.

Not sure which ROM I'd move to if CNA doesn't go to 4.2.

Hope I don't have to go looking!