yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

Did you include ".zip" in the file name? If so, it may have thrown twrp off. If not, it should've worked, that way. The name of the zip isn't particularly important. As long as it's "your_rom.zip" not "your_rom" or "your_rom.zip.zip"

When you say "didn't work" you mean it still says "failed" in red, correct?

One more question: what app did you try that failed to obtain root, when you booted, the one time?

If it's something like titanium, I've had that fail the first time, too.

Maybe try once more. Just the rom, as downloaded, and grab a root checker app from play?

Also, go into /system/xbin and see if su and busybox are both there. And the super user app, in the app drawer.

Beyond that.... Let me think. I'm not quite ready to give up, if you aren't.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elliot2112:
yes i had .zip included in the name. yes it failed like usual. i never had a problem with any root checkers or fail to obtain root. only failed to install roms. what happened was i tried to reboot out of recovery right after the rom failed to install to see if it worked anyway. thats when it said.....i forgot now the exact words,gotta look at my post. what about formatting the sd card??? no i wont give up as long as you got ideas.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

Wait. I was under the impression that you installed, it said failed, but you were able to boot into evolution. THEN it was telling you that evolution wasn't rooted.

I just read back, and now it looks like twrp is telling you that carbon isn't rooted, so it can't install evolution, at all. But, obviously, it IS rooted.

Here's where I'm really screwed up, now. Twrp shouldn't care, in the least, whether you are rooted, or not. Actually, since you are wiping system, before you install, technically you aren't. And yes. You are doing that correctly. I triple wipe all 4, when I flash. So if you aren't rooted, I'm sure as hell not.

This is definitely a recovery issue. As for what's causing it, I don't have a clue. I'd actually suggest grabbing rom manager, and flashing CWM recovery, then trying with that. If nothing else, it'll identify if the issue is with twrp, it with the actual partition, itself.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elliot2112:
ok but now what about this.... i flashed cwm and tried flashing evol and it still failed. i use the toolkit to switch recoverys. is that the problem?

---------- Post added at 01:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:07 PM ----------

i tried it with rom manager and it said error during flashing!!!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

Is CWM giving you the exact same error?

Honestly, I've never used the tool kit. I've always either flashed it through goo (or rom manager, in this case), or, if my computer is handy, write it in fastboot. It shouldn't be a problem. All the tool kit should do is automate the fastboot command.

So, it is a partition issue. The question becomes is it recovery, or sdcard...

First, get back on twrp. That way your nandroid is available. What rom did you come from, to get on carbon?

You can try wiping the sdcard. Not sure if it'll help. But, since the toolkit (assumedly) wipes the recovery partition, when it flashes a new recovery, that would be the next step.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elliot2112:
i am a flashaholic and im on my second nexus so my memory on what roms is a little fuzzy but i got it with cm 10.1 then i flashed to aokp then to orca then to carbon now everything after carbon that i tried failed. i think i tried sourcery and evolution before carbon and they didnt work then tried carbon and that worked. so format card? i did a backup in twrp recently so i should be good, cuase formatting erases everything right?

---------- Post added at 01:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:37 PM ----------

for the hell of it i tried flashing carbon again and it works.

---------- Post added at 01:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:41 PM ----------

it failed in like 2 seconds just like in twrp but i didnt read the log to see if it said the same things.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

Yes. Formatting card erases everything. Including your rom backup. So you need to copy all of that to your computer. I really don't think it's the sdcard, though. Or, if it is, it's only certain sectors. The fact that you can flash aokp, orca, and carbon. But, evolution, paranoid, and a few others fail, it's completely screwed up. I don't get that. And if you are flashing them all from the same folder on your sdcard, it completely debunks the bad sectors theory.

I want to say it's the recovery. But, it's falling on two totally different recoveries. As in, the way they are built is completely

Different.

In short, I'm lost. I'm going to keep thinking about this. But, I'd get on with the twrp devs, and Koush, if you are on g+, and see if they have any input.

I'd still love to see a logcat, too. Let me know if you need help with that one.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elliot2112:
ya we can do a logcat just tell me what i need to do. i just downloaded the new aokp build 5 from goo manager(goo came with carbon) and it worked just fine. in goo manager it says "compatible Roms" i got the aokp from that list. is that why? is it that i can only download compatible roms from the list? that aint right is it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

No. But I've got a really stupid question. You DO have a Verizon nexus, right? Not AT&T, Sprint, or T-Mobile?

Paranoid should be on that list, as well. Try downloading it, and flashing (as I recall, you said that that was one of the roms that failed)

To do a logcat, you need to have the sdk installed.

1. Go to settings/developer options on your phone (to make dev options show up, go to /settings/about phone, and tap on build number 7 times), and ensure android debugging is checked

2. Plug the phone into your computer. Note: if you have fastcharge enabled, you need to disable it, first

3. Navigate to the platform-tools folder in your sdk (most people put the all directly on their c:\ drive.), and (assuming you are on Windows) right click in the folder, and select "open command prompt here". I think you may have to hold shift while you right click. It's been 3 months since I've booted to Windows, so I don't remember

4. In the command prompt, type in "adb devices". You should have an alphanumeric serial number pop up.

5. Next, type in "adb reboot recovery" your phone will reboot to recovery

6. Type in "adb logcat" you should see text scrolling.

7. Flash as you've been trying to do.

8. After it fails, right click on the upper border of the command prompt window, and select "Mark"

9. Holding the left mouse key, drag it across all the text on that window

10. Right click in the highlighted area, and select "copy"

11. Go to paste bin (Google it), online, and paste it. Follow the instructions for generating a link, and post the link in here.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elliot2112:
ya its a toro. i will start back on this project tomorrow. thank you again for your awesome help bro.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elliot2112:
i guess i found a loop hole. i can install this rom via adb sideload with the toolkit. it worked with mmuzzy which was how i actually found the loop hole. i wanted to see if mmuzzy would work since it was in the goo manager list. the installation instructions say to format the card so the only way i figured i could flash it was sideload, since formatting wipes your card clean. so it worked, so i tried it with evolution right away and boooyaaa! it worked. buuuuuuuuuuttttttttt, when i tried to reflash evo in recovery like usual....it failed. obviously the bug is still there but i found away to sneak around it i guess. what do you make of this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

It makes me wonder if your recovery is having issues mounting your system partition for writing. But, wiping is a write operation, especially in twrp (which uses mkfs, to wipe). But, that still didn't explain why the same thing is happening on CWM. I'm not sure how it formats, but it would have to be a write operation, too, I'd think.

Essentially, if I'm right, your fastboot command can write to /system fine. But recovery can't, beyond wiping (if it's actually wiping system at all). What mode was your phone on, when you flashes this through the toolkit? And what steps did you take?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elliot2112:
i had to be in fastboot mode to start the sideload. i just picked the zips from folder in toolkit then you hit enter then you need to enter adb mode which it does for you, but what it really does is just go to twrp recovery or stock,cwm, whatever you choose. then it tells you to navigate to adb in settings of twrp. once you enter adb sideload you just hit any key on pc. it then installs it for you and you reboot and your done.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] midnightdevil66:
Clean flashed last night coming from sourcery. Very smooth and speedy rom with great battery stats so far. I just noticed that some of the emoji icons are not showing up like they're supposed to and swipe keyboard not working (i read it will be fixed). Not a big deal, just thought i'd mention it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

Which it is reading from your computer, not your sdcard. But it will read from your sdcard, in the goomanager folder. But not the download folder. But it'll read SOME roms (carbon) out of downloads.

You get the same error in twrp and in CWM. An error that makes absolutely no sense, whatsoever. And (presumably) you can successfully flash the same rom in CWM as you can in twrp.

This has got to be hardware related. I'm just damned if I can figure out how.

Either way. You are up. I still want to know what is going on in that thing. But, at least it's academic, for the moment.

Grab that logcat, whenever you have time, if you want. Maybe it'll say something. Until then, you have toolkit, and you can flash compatible roms from goo. I'd be really cautious about flashing things like the new radios, until this gets sorted, though. Or, if you do, make sure you do it through the toolkit. That SHOULD be safe
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

Gsxr, Something interesting just happened to me

Swype started glitching on me, a little while ago. Nothing to do with the ROM. Just a beta thing. Either way, I installed "jellybean keyboard free" from the market, and set it as my default. It was swiping fine. So, on a whim, I set the aosp keyboard as a default. Low and behold, it now swipes. I uninstalled jellybean free, and stock keyboard is still swiping... Just not sure why. But, anyone who absolutely loves the stock board may wanna try this method.

Play link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jellybeankeyboard.f.g
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrhumble1:
Problem with radios losing connections

I flashed this new Evolution ROM a few days ago. Battery life is good, and overall the phone performs really well.

I am having an issue with the radios losing all signal. I work in a building that gets decent LTE service but I leave WiFi on all the time too and use the local wireless network on my floor. I also move around a lot and when I am in the lower floors the phone should hop right back on the LTE network, and it does for the most part.

However on several occasions I have noticed all my data bars are grey and I don't get any data. This is for WiFi and LTE. I have tried disabling/re-enabling mobile data but that doesn't help. I also tried to set Airplane mode and then re-enable all the radios, but that doesn't work. Sometimes, the phone won't come out of Airplane mode at all and I am forced to reboot. I am usually forced to reboot anyway when I start losing all data connections.

Today I lost service in my office so I moved to a location in a walkway between buildings and I had windows all around me. I should have had plenty of LTE service but nothing was there. Again I tried setting Airplane mode but that did nothing, then the phone would not let me re-enable the radios. I had to reboot. When the phone came back up, I had 3 bars of LTE service and the data connection was great.

Do you guys have any idea what's going on here??

- J
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elliot2112:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

I'll try and do it this weekend. Do I need to update my radios? Also I read a few posts about a theme or something that came with this ROM. What's then deal there? This ROM is amazing though. The sound is ridiculously good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

J.

You're probably the

First to report this one. Radio issues are kinda iffy. Sometimes they are ROM related (that's whet actually ran me off from CyanogenMod, during early nightlies of 10.1). But, a lot of times, they aren't. Assuming you clean flashed, my first suggestion would be to flash the new radios. People across the board have been getting improved reception, and better hand offs. If you dirty flashed, then I'd go back and do it clean, then flash the radios... Because they are better

Which brings me to you, Elliott

Should you flash them? Yes... But not at the risk of bricking. The new radios (in my experience) are better. But your phone's performance and reception isn't going to be any worse than it is, right now, for not flashing them. Since your toolkit solution seems to work, I would wait until it is updated with the new radios, and go that route, if we don't have you fixed before then.

As for the theme, this ROM used to be heavily themed by gsxr. The problem was

That it was taking 3 times as long for him to update, because it was so theme intensive. The masses were getting impatient, do he decided to update to 4.2.2 base (along with compiling from CyanogenMod git), sans theme. As I understand it, he is either building his theme separately, as a theme engine theme, or someone else is (a citation here would be nice, gsxr). The disadvantage to us is that we actually have to download and apply the theme (yeah. 30 seconds of work. Heartbreaking, ain't it?). The positive is that it'll work across versions of this ROM, and any other ROM with theme engine support. That, and faster updates. This ROM (obviously) has theme engine support. So, if you must have a theme now, hit the play store, and search "cm10 themes"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elliot2112:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

OK sounds good. I got one more question for ya......at least till the log cat;) but I never tried messing with performance settings but I'm curious with this ROM and was wondering if you had some recommended settings for governer,CPU and voltage settings. Basically any tips on utilizing those settings. I know there probably based on one user to the next but I'd figure I ask. Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

Actually, that's one of the areas I'm still learning myself. I would hit Google, unless someone here wants to educate the both of us
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] midnightdevil66:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

Any idea with the half screen shadow on incoming calls? Doesn't matter if system or custom theme. When answered the shadow goes away. Using stock phone app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] elliot2112:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

I hear ya. You definitely have helped me a lot already so thank you again. If I don't get a chance to do a log cat this weekend I will do it this week for sure.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrhumble1:
This is great info. ROM or no, it's been several days and I am still experiencing issues with the radios. By the middle or end of the day, I have to reboot my phone to get the radios to respond.

I did a complete wipe (system and caches) before I upgraded to Evolution 4.0.1 so I don't think that's an issue. Please let me know where I can get my hands on these new radio .zips you are referring to so I can give that a shot.

Thanks!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
Re: {NEXUS EVOLUTION ROM} Eat My Dust! [v4.0.1] UPDATE 2-22-13

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2176895

[CDMA][Radio] 4.2.2 JDQ39 Radios - FK01/FK02
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gsxr750:
Get your update!!!!!!!! Would do a full wipe on this one to be safe as alot was cleaned up, removed and added....

Let me know if you like the little suprise
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
Outstanding. Thanks! Just as I get home, too. I have plans.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gsxr750:
You'll like this one lol..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SuFuS01dier:
Looking forward to trying this out. Loved all the old builds but I've strayed for a few weeks, and I'm ready to come back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] roboots21:
New boot ani is awesome!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gsxr750:
Be sure to look at theme chooser please
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] roboots21:
Black Evolution!! Sick!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
I cheated. I looked at the change log. Sweet animation, and I'm loving the fact that e pie so that I could use it in conjunction with navbar. You are the first one I've seen to do this (and it was the reason I avoided pie). Theme, what I've seen of it. Is beautiful. Native theming of text. Awesome

Three minor things.

1. For some reason gmail wasn't in the gapps for me. Not sure about that one. Downloaded from market, fine.

2. The battery bar, on centered top or bottom of navbar, is broken in landscape mode.

3. When you open stock keyboard (at least in tapatalk), where they keyboard is, is blank, until you touch the field.

No major bugs, that I've seen... And it rebooted from the kernel while typing this. But, I don't worry about random reboots, on first boot anyway. I always get a clean boot, before I worry about anything.

Great job, gsxr. Thanks a ton

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dx1881:
Update is outstanding! Classy addition with the theme:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gsxr750:
Haven't seen the keyboard issue at all that's weird. Kernel. I've been running past couple days without a hot reboot. What kernel u running and how high. Gapps are of 4.2.2 and gmail wasn't included. As for the pie and Navy. Kinda duplicating the use of using the pie. Don't need Navy Lol.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
The one packaged in the rom. I haven't changed anything, yet. I'm not sure if it was hot or full. It rebooted at the Google screen. But, the post I was working on saved, which indicates a hot. I dunno. I'm not all that worried about it. I finished setting up, and did a clean reboot. If it happens again, I'll start pulling logcats.

The reason I like having the nav, is because I put short and long press apps on there, and the nav ring. It lets me run a naked screen, or be completely dedicated to widgets
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] M3TR1C:
Wow. This is really a great ROM. The woes I was having are all fixed with this update. Including the issues with my home button and recent apps disappearing. Got it running on my nexus 7 also amazingly well. Thanks for your contribution and keep up the amazing work. :thumbup:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gsxr750:
I figured Lol. People like long press options
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gsxr750:
Pie seems to be buggy a little. Sticks behind gtalk once in a while and no other app so far and when u unlock lock screen its invisible until u enter a app. Weird ****. Need to get it fixed lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gsxr750:
Make sure u reboot after using and setting up pie to avoid sticky issue on talk or home screen when unlocking phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sveke:
Awesome sat morning surprise.

Thanks don.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] midnightdevil66:
Clean flash last night to 4.1.1, issue still persists.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sheetzie03:
Anyone having issues with data( lte) greying out and sometimes not even connecting at all?

Thabks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] M3TR1C:
Been having little problems here and there but its nothing major.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shanp7780:
Bro go into settings under mobile data click data off then back on give about 30 seconds or so and it'll work u can also flip airplane mode on off as well had same when setting up this morning

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] clintwinstead:
This is hands down the fastest, smoothest, most bug free 4.2 rom I've tested by far. Great job!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nism240sx:
Love the ROM

hey guys thanks for the great work i love the rom but the one thing i seem to have problems with is replacing the images for the nav bar when i try to put in a new png image settings force close any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mldiroff:
Really liking this ROM. I flashed Trinity 10 and got SOD overnight so I'm trying Franco's latest nightly. Thanks dev!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gsxr750:
Works for mee
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xVallex:
Does anyone know or have tried NFC on 4.2? Tried using NFC chips at a friends house and phone doesn't read it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donnyp1:
Have not tried, but everything else about rom has been nothing short of awesome.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mldiroff:
The only thing I've used was Wallet and it worked great 4 times today.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Kylem:
Wallet purchases work for me too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jfrenchws6:
This rom flies with the latest Tiny Kernel. I played Drag Racing for over 30 minutes yesterday, the phone never got hot and I only dropped 20% battery. Very impressive.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Scallywag1:
I couldn't agree more. This seems to be easily the best battery life I've gotten so far on 4.2

Great ROM. Glad i made the jump
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spruce_rd:
I was an avid user of xenon hd before.

Good ROM, mind you, but buggy.

This baby flies on everything. No bugs yet (discovered, that is).

Every feature I want is there. Super smooth.

Big thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pdc419:
I am also coming from xenon. It is a good ROM but I'm very happy i made the jump to this one.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mimic1011:
Been trying every rom out there. Most of them are becoming increasingly buggy and terrible on battery life. This rom if amazing
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gsxr750:
Thanks guys. Glad u like. Will get back in it as soon as i get back this week
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chasmanian:
After using this for a few days, I gotta say this thing flies. Ultra smooth. Bugless. Lots of features. Highly recommended.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sefirosu0522:
Loving all of these replies. Getting ready to flash this beast!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donnyp1:
Been runnin since it came out, everything has been smooth and bug free. Great rom
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] droid future:
I would recommend you flash immediately :D this ROM is one of the best out there. It's bug free with great battery life and great features. I'm so glad i found this ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sefirosu0522:
I'm loving this!! Been tunning for just under six hours. Playing games and text/email. Battery is at 67%. Amazing!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qw3rty3:
Great ROM.

I had used codename for the last few months, was looking for a more up to date ROM. Used factory ROM for the last few weeks. I tried 12 ROMS in the last 2 days. I was looking for a specific set of settings, every ROM I tried was missing something.

This ROM is perfect. I can finally stop looking.

Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
What have you got going on? Either someone might be able to help. Or, at least gsxr will know about them, in case he can look at them for a maintenance release.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BriVG:
Think he was talking about the network issues of the previous poster...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Txwolf1980:
Oh. Derp. Just looked at context
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sheetzie03:
This sucks cause this ROM kills. But no matter what I tried I couldnt get lte to work. So weird.

I did what you said, plus more but nothing was working. I was forced to restore a different ROM. :( So upset. I might try one more time but I seriously doubt it.