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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marisa:
I've been running DaX's dark Paranoid, so my story may be a little different... but I figure any hints may be useful so here goes.

To the best of my recollection, Dark had the LTE toggle listed under Vibrate as late as the 2.2 or 2.3 Toro builds. After a clean flash of 2.5, Vibrate now properly inserts the Vibrate toggle. A series of events led me to nandroid back to 2.3 and then dirty flash 2.5. Now, the LTE toggle that I already had set from before is still in my notification toggles and still works as expected, but is unlisted in the checklist and as such cannot be turned on or off. Under toggle order it can be moved around but has no name.

Hope that something I said turns out to be useful. Let me know if there's anything you'd like me to check, the toggle I have works like a charm.

As a last word, I'm not positive that it was 2.2/2.3 that had it, I've been dirty flashing for awhile and it may have just stuck. One thing for sure, I only started using PA at 2.18 so it's something that's possible from at least that early (mind I've been using Dark since then, so your mileage may vary)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bairdi:
I've been dirty flashing since 2.17 and still have a working LTE toggle.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mohawk3:
I have clean flashed every time from 2.17. My vibrate to LTE toggle was gone in the next version I flashed, which was I believe 2.20 or 2.21. I didn't try dirty because I thought the changes to the PA Prefs might get a little wonky (technical term right there) if I flashed that way.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
That's because you're dirty flashing. You're probably missing a lot of fixes and such. Should do a clean flash next update.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Piccles:
Have you noticed that when you wake up the screen - the lockscreen "fills" the screen from the top left diagonally down to the bottom right? This causes the background to be visible for a moment.

Not a big deal - perhaps just a bug...:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tijmen:
I don't think I will do this, not only because I most probably can't but also because I don't think it will really work for me. This is not really a lockscreen for multiple targets, I think.

Yes, I noticed. I'm looking into it...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Piccles:
Cheers! Much appreciated.

If you have time - could you look into the following:

Adding "colour" weather icons as opposed to the standard cm ones.

and

Clock alignment?

:D

Edit: p.s. 2 of my friends (one has an S2, the other has an S3) have PA 2.50 running on their phones - I showed them the lockscreen and they were like "wow"!!

The joys of a PA Gnex "exclusive"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dp917:
I dirty flashed from official 2.23 to the first 2.5 posted yesturday and all is good (on Toro).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bairdi:
How does dirty flashing cause one to miss fixes and such? I am not an Android expert, so I am looking to gain knowledge.

My understanding of what happens when you do dirty flash is:

Case 1: A file exists in the update package and on the phone:

The file on the phone would be overwritten with the one from the update package.

Case 2: A file exists in the update package and does not exist on the phone:

The new file is copied to the phone from the update package.

Case 3: A file exits on the phone, but is not in the update package:

The old file is left on the phone.

So by dirty flashing, you may end up with extra files on the phone, but shouldn't miss any updates.

Following this logic, either the code for the LTE toggle is still in the updated package and the preference file that calls it is left over from dirty flashing. Or the code and the preference is left over from dirty flashing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phatmanxxl:
I always just flash the update and clear caches, unless the dev says a wipe is needed (usually when the framework has been changed). If I do get undesired results then I'll wipe and flash, but usually I never have any problems doing it that way.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
I believe flashing the ROM formats system except whatever is listed in /system/addon.d/. So I'm not sure that dirty flashing should make a difference. But I may be wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Zombeezy:
Straight from Everything Jelly Bean Samsung Galaxy Nexus, I always copy the new ROM to the phone in a directory like "Downloads", then

boot into CM Recovery, and

1. wipe data/factory reset

2. wipe cache partition

3. advanced > wipe dalvik cache

4. mounts and storage > format /system

5. mounts and storage > format /data

6. mounts and storage > format /cache

Then I navigate to the new Rom zip file and install the new ROM zip from sdcard, then reboot.

Seems to work every time.

Oh, unless I also have to load Google apps, in which case I make sure I also have that ready to install the same way as the new ROM right after I've completed the new ROM install.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Army_Spec_Ops:
Has anyone noticed the volume controls? They're backwards. What would normally be the volume turned all the way up is now muted and vice versa...

Sent from hell using my GNex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
It's just you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Army_Spec_Ops:
And my headphone port isnt working... FML. It was just fine on the build before this and now its not working along with the volume..

Sent from hell using my GNex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] the258:
have you checked your volume settings and tried different head phones?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Army_Spec_Ops:
I've tried the stock headphones that came with the gnex, tried my Beats, my speakers, and my input for my cars stereo. All the audio just goes through the phones speaker when they're plugged in. With the volume issue when I'm watching a video on YouTube, browser, etc I can't turn up the volume or turn it down. It shows the volume bar go up and down but no change in the audios volume. :( there's no audio for notifications either just vibrate.

Sent from hell using my GNex
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] THEbigSWEEN:
Just FYI when you wipe data it also clears cache, as well as formatting is just doing the same. To get the same results in fewer steps you would only need to:

Wipe data

Wipe dalvik

Format /system

That will accomplish the same thing and get you on the latest PA quicker;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tijmen:
New builds are uploading and should appear here in a couple of minutes:

http://d-h.st/users/gangsterjoop/?fld_id=6778#files

Changelog and lockscreen mods will appear later this afternoon / evening...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] emd2009:
Did you build for toroplus?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tijmen:
Yes I did, I'm uploading it now. I try to upload just before I leave the house because it obstructs all other traffic. And I set a shutdown timer so my laptop isn't wasting energy all day, I set the timer a bit too short so it shut down before toroplus was finished...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stomicron:
A warning: Paranoid preferences backups are stored in /data not SD like most apps so if you wipe it you will lose them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tijmen:
New build is up, some big improvements to the per app navbar color system have been made so a new format has been introduced for the config file, therefor you can not, I repeat can not, restore your backed up preferences, you can although try to convert the old config to a new config with a text editor, the file can be found in /system/etc/paranoid/properties.conf . CM introduced a bunch of new features to the calc and did some regular bug squashing. I haven't yet come around to fixing the LTE toggle but the clock should be placed correctly now on the lockscreen mod so I guess that's something... ;)

One more time, just to be sure:

DO NOT RESTORE YOUR HYBRID PREFERENCES

pa_maguro-2.51-25OCT2012-125512.zip - 157.58 MB

pa_toro-2.51-25OCT2012-133925.zip - 158.47 MB

pa_toroplus-2.51-25OCT2012-141512.zip - 158.44 MB

Lockscreen mods: (be sure to keep your lockscreen on a DPI of 320)

BB10 Lockscreen mod - Maguro.zip - 11.85 MB

Revert BB10 Lockscreen mod - Maguro.zip - 11.81 MB

BB10 Lockscreen mod - Toro.zip - 11.85 MB

Revert BB10 Lockscreen mod - Toro.zip - 11.81 MB

BB10 Lockscreen mod - Toroplus.zip - 11.85 MB

Revert BB10 Lockscreen mod - Toroplus.zip - 11.81 MB

I got some reports of flashing errors on the revert scripts, those should have been fixed. But when you run into errors, don't hesitate to report them. Be sure to check your download though, preferably by checking the MD5 checksum with this app and comparing it with the MD5 checksum on Dev-Host.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] the258:
edit: Nevermind
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmoG530:
So, what's wrong with the actual mod? I notice they were taken off of the site. Btw, thanks for the hard work. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] the258:
Flashed the new(?) BBLS mod and nothing happens. Stays at the original lockscreen.

Edit: got it to work, but as mentioned before it doesnt unlock it sometimes gets stuck at the corner.

FCs when changing color on nav bar button/glow

GPS doesnt lock on
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zenzip:
sorry for noob question but what is the difference between this 3d and the official PA 3d?

thanks :S
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] winnici:
Bless you joop for this invaluable service. Would you consider adding pdroid patching to your workflow/builds?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] riassan:
Think you got wrong thread, this is for Toro plus/ Sprint galaxy nexus.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
Mo D's?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
Question for you guys. I'm on 2.23 right now and want to switch to 2.50. The reason being is that they took away the ability to use transparency on the homescreens for toro 2.51 without modding things internally.

Now my question is this. Am I still able to use Apex in TabletUI mode on 2.50 and get the full homescreen transparency like I do on 2.23 without the offset that everyone says is present on the modified 2.51?

I want to try the per-app-colors but do not want to lose the nice clean transparent tabletUI navbar I have with 2.23.

Thanks in advance for any input. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tijmen:
No, sorry. It gets really deep in my build files so it's not easy to compile it separately and it doesn't really feel right to merge this stuff so deep in my system.

Whoops, don't, really don't. I only remember it from the good old Gingerbread MIUI on my S2, don't they use a permission manager anymore?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheJ0hnman:
Just a heads up on LBE, it's non-functional on Jelly Bean. Like bootlooping/FCing systemui non-functional, can't remember which.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
For me it's black screen of death. For anyone else with the same problem utilize the short time upon reboot before it kicks in to long press power then long press reboot and boot into safe mode. Then you can uninstall LBE. Gangsterjoop must be feeling mischevious today ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmoG530:
No force closes on here, but nav bat color does not seem to work. Clean wipe. Any ideas?

Edit

Never mind. Transparency was working fine though. Hope to see it soon.:(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] winnici:
Are you familiar with auto patcher http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27589651? If I'm reading it correctly, appears to be almost turnkey method of patching roms including pa with a growing library of mods including pdroid. Users reporting success with pa 2.50.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mohawk3:
This thread also includes Toro.

The difference between the two threads is this one gets updated with new versions of PA significantly faster than the other thread even though Moles posts over in that thread occasionally.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tijmen:
Wow, didn't know about it. Sure is impressive, but is made for patching a full compiled ROM .zip which means it's something the end user can (and almost has to) do. Because if I'd do it I would need to upload all my ROM's twice, which is twice the upload time and twice the storage need on my hosting.

This is something really simple that doesn't require a lot of processing power, so you can simply do it by running a VM inside Windows which can be done on any modern pc / laptop. If you'd be interested in learning this I suggest you look into this: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/11287/how-to-run-ubuntu-in-windows-7-with-vmware-player/ to get the VM running and then just follow the instructions in the Auto-patcher thread to patch the ROM. If you run into problems or have questions feel free to PM me or start a thread in the Q&A section and PM me about it. (might be better because it would be documented for the rest of the community)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dreamersipaq:
Joop, can't thank you enough for both the ROM and the mod!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cowsquad:
So, is this the official paranoid vz toro thread? I am super confused :eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
No, this is: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1712954

@gangsterjoop: I've seen a few of these confusions. Maybe the title/OP should be edited?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cowsquad:
Wow so many threads about this ROM. But this one has the latest toro ROM. So I'm staying here lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] winnici:
Just created a pdroid2 patch for your latest toroplus - turns out it doesn't output a full rom, just update and restore zips ( < 10 mb) with the modified framework files - going to give flashing them a shot later tonight
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RickROM:
Seems to be buggy when it comes to the navbar icon colors. Kept forceclosing when I tried to change the color, so I reinstalled and it kept happening.

Went into ParanoidSettings and applied the default per app colors, and then I was able to go back to the regular settings and restore defaults without a force close.

Then I went back to ParanoidSettings again, and completely reset all of the settings... now I can change the default navbar color without it forceclosing, but it doesn't seem to stick all the time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] THEbigSWEEN:
Honestly I don't see why so much confusion. Anyone vaguely familiar with XDA should know official builds are in the development section hence Joop putting this in general and it does clearly state that there are builds for all three Nexuses (Nexi? :confused:) Any confusion would be the readers/users fault. No offense to anyone, just sayin :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vince7:
Where do I go to find change logs?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tijmen:
They're in the post with the updated links. One or two pages back.

<---- And guess what? :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
So...?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nobodyvb:
Can i use this with DarkParanoidAndroid(DarkPA) 2.51?

thank you btw for this good mod...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] winnici:
Didn't work - during patch creation, there was one warning regarding a missing gsm file - program substituted a generic one - since we're not gsm, figured it might not matter, but it did - after flash, android phone process kept crashing - I'm going to try building the patch against the official 2.5.1 - perhaps gsm files are included there and not in joop's toroplus build?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
So I asked before with no response.

If I flash 2.50 not 2.51 do I still have the ability to make apex launcher transparent in the navbar/statusbar?

I know that in 2.51 it has been removed for now but I really want to try out the per-app-colors on the navbar.

Please anyone that has used or is using Toro 2.50 give me some feedback, I'm on 2.23 currently and only have the option to change the navabar color in the navbar section of the system settings, which pretty much means the color will be universal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Citizen_Snips:
Dank. I'm pretty sure you can. It's an option in DarkPA 2.51

which I'm running right now. Why not just make a Nandroid and try yourself? That's half the fun!

Edit: Oops I'm on 2.51 not 2.50 and I use Holo Launcher HD +. Looks beautiful

Edit2: When I was running DarkPA 2.50 I had a transparent nav/status bar (tab-mid UI) with per app colors set. Pretty awesome. You really only need transparent Nav or status bar on the home screen. Per app color blends the rest in. It's awesome. Only 1 suggestion. Be able to set the clock color on a per app basis. I use a white navbar on Facebook and since I use a white clock, it completely disappears. Being able to set the clock on a per app basis would be too cool.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
The issue with nandroid is that unless I am at my pc I am not able to because I have alot of music from google cloud saved on my phone, for some reason anything made available for offline use on the gnex is saved into a system file and the nandroid tries to back it up with the rest. The problem this poses is that I have 22gb of music on my device to be used offline and when I am at my home pc I just cut and paste the folder with all the google cloud music onto my pc before I nandroid and then cut and paste the folder back after the nandroid is complete. Hope that was not too complicated lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] winnici:
Tried with official 2.50 and it failed again - had an idea, and tried it with a different patch (original pdroid instead of 2.0) and it worked - so the problem wasn't patching the rom in general, just that particular patch - patched unofficial 2.51, installed the pdroid apk and it's working fine - now just need to learn how to use pdroid
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] m.is.for.michael:
What souped up version of the Nexus do you have which allows you to store 22GB of music?

My nexus only has 16GB internal memory, shared with the os...

But more to the point, couldn't you use a file manager to move the directory to your sdcard before the nandroid and move it back afterwards?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
Verizons gnex has 32gb of onboard memory ;)

Good idea on the file manager, never thought about that. Gonna give it a whirl next time I nandroid.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tijmen:
One or both of the carrier specific versions sport 32 GB of storage, they're limited to the USA and also to one specific carrier. The poor sods only get a little bit of extra storage in return for suckish dev support... ;)

And that file move solution should work, but easier still would be to bind a directory on the SD card to the cache directory, like this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1785245. Doing this you never have to move the files around since Android thinks the files on your sd card are actually in the cache directory.

You would paste this instead of what he posts, but the rest of the method is the same.

mount -o bind /sdcard/Music/Cache /data/data/com.google.android.music/cache

It would be even easier to just run a command that creates a symlink and just rerunning that command after wiping your device. I'm still kinda looking into this, but I'll see what I can do...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] m.is.for.michael:
Jealous now!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Somairotevoli:
Sprint version also has 32gb

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent ICS Blue Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
Thanks for the tip, I decided to take a little extra time and just transfer all the music to the sdcard/music folder straight from my PC, it's how I have done it with all my other devices so I'm biting the bullet and doing it with this one as well.

Don't really understand why google decided to stuff their cloud music in the data folder though. Would rather they have put it all in the sdcard area with the actual mp3tags still intact.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kiteboarderni:
Can i ask what the difference is between all these builds? ie Maguro, toro and toroplus.

Ive got maguro on my nexus currently.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cowsquad:
The difference is the device name. You can't flash toro on maguro and vice versa.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kiteboarderni:
Sorry just realised. I assume maguro is the UK GSM version.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marisa:
Maguro is the GSM version everywhere

Toro is the Verizon CDMA/LTE version

Toroplus is the Sprint CDMA/LTE version
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] m.is.for.michael:
Actually, not only is this dead set simple via the terminal, it's also relatively easy with edify scripting, which means that the op could achieve the same result with a flashable zip in recovery rather than having to remember terminal commands and potentially compete with autosync downloads.

Sent from my brain using telepathy
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robshookphoto:
I'm still having problems, ever since 2.18 (I'm on 2.51 now).

Gmail emails aren't coming until I open the app and refresh, and navigation buttons are often unresponsive. I've tried different kernels, wiped and reflashed, etc. Nothing has helped.

Is anyone having similar issues? Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cmoG530:
Not here. I may get an occasional FC from Gmail every once in a while, but that's it. Are you using Titanium backup? If so, Lord willing do a full wipe and try just restoring the apps. I've never had those problems myself, so I'm only guessing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nobodyvb:
Can i use BB10 lockscreen with darkpa?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] robshookphoto:
I extracted from a nandroid backup that worked, still had problems. I have done a few full wipes and reinstalls - twice on 2.23 because of these issues, and when I upgraded to 2.51.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] neilrl79:
Settings/accounts /Google

Make sure gmail is checked
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] masona48:
For some reason Netflix is not working now on this build (2.51), I cleared the app data, I reinstalled it and it won't get past the loading screen. I'm not sure if this problem is exclusive to this particular build, just wondering if anyone else has had this problem

Edit: It was an issue with my router fixed now
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] the258:
Found this on the official PA Toro thread for those having issues with GPS not locking

https://www.dropbox.com/s/03bvf3uhb9wbluf/Mitch0115 Optimal gpsconf.zip

I flashed it, no wipes, and GPS locked right away. Thought id share it for those having issues with it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tijmen:
But that is a USA specific file, this tweak points to the closest NTP time-server. I made flashable zips for all countries and regions with a NTP-server some time ago:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1233359

Also; OMG, I'm gonna abandon you all when the Nexus 4 is released here! ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] the258:
Thats why I said toro, which would be the Verizon wireless only? Do not know if it will work with toroplus.

And I'm going to be following you to the end then, nexus 4 here I come!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tijmen:
Oh yeah, didn't think of that. Should work the same for toroplus.

4.2 isn't looking too spectacular, mainly cool features and no really UI changes. So PA should be ported quick and easy when CM 10.1 / CM 11 is released...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] the258:
True, its got minor updates but yes nothing crazy. I like the separate toggle page/menu(?) in the task bar.

Edit: just read that the nexus 4 doesn't have 4G...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jesusice:
Abandon us? Maybe I better download all previous builds onto my 32GB Toroplus! That'll probably take a lot of battery, good thing I've got 3 extras and an external charger. Too bad I'm not in an LTE area, could've thrown in some joke about the download speeds... ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tijmen:
It's all about the cloud baby! ;)

I've got 9 of my 16 GB's free, and could free another 3-4 GB's if I'd be a bit more careful. And now I can compile my builds on my phone... :cowboy:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vince7:
How could you abandon us?!?!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ithamatam:
WIFI-N

I may be late on this one.. but why does my Gnex only connect at 65Mbps on wireless-n?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tijmen:
Build is probably coming tomorrow, I installed Windows 8 in a fit of madness and I'll probably be busy fixing this unholy mess tonight. Nothing is working, I can't even install Office. :|
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aiinjylls:
Where's the tutorial for that?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Tijmen:
That was a joke, theoretically you have the processing power. But you lack a lot of tools. You might have a shot on those new Intel SOC's though, since they have a x86 instruction set. But it's not very feasible...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aiinjylls:
LoL for a minute, I thought I'd missed something :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] emd2009:
That's what I spent last weekend doing. Wtf was Microsoft thinking when they made win8