yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
Is there a plan towards a release officially labeled stable? Not that the nightlies are not stable, but at some point I'd like to stop flashing and use an official stable release.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blankit:
When north Korea bombs us
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Acvice:
Soo, in 5 years when they acquire the technology to reach their nuke more than 1000 miles from the launch site? I sure hope it doesn't take that long!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
Yes. Soon now. But never stop flashing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
I'll just slow down, how about that? Stable will be for a nandroid to keep around as a go to.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
never stop updating for us flashaholics
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Acvice:
Yo BigDog, quick question. Noticed in your screen shots that your NX Bar icon is holo blue. Is that your theme doing that? If so would you mind looking into providing a way to change the color of that icon independent of a theme? Perhaps by linking that icon to the home icon so that changing the the color of Home will reflect to the NX Icon? Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
Please make a feature request in the bug tracker so I don't forget. I've been doing mostly polishing as we prepare for a stable release. There all stable lol but you know what I mean. So likely after the stable release I'll get back to feature deving.

Fresh builds cooking. Changlog in sig.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
Do you guys find that the zRAM option helps this device or not? Running EOS as it comes from the kitchen...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
stock zram is off works great if u don't do a lot of multitasking the more programs u use at once the less zram will help remember it uses 10% of ur available ram for swap space so u end up with less ram when ur all said and done
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
The zram control works, but fast charge and sweep2wake controls are buggy. Should be fixed tonight, along with that kernel vdd table thing afj schooled me on :laugh:

Edit: atm overclocking is not sticking on boot. I have it fixed locally but the fix involves applying kernel values with a java boot receiver instead of being applied by init.d. Should be interesting
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
Could you please add customizable carrier label? I'm on Ting and I'd rather display that than Sprint. Thanks!

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Trickster Mod seems to be a popular app for tweaking kernel settings. Is there a need to have a small subset of the options in the ROM?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tomzefi:
Its seems that every one uses trickster or francos app and I wondered the same thing to. I never use the native CPU control
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
i prefer native controls vs having to install and maintain a third party app also there are some people who don't need all the info that the other apps provide and want a simplistic over view and over clocking capability's
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tomzefi:
Don't get me wrong I agree but I bought Franco app when it came out and back then there was like one or two ROMs with native CPU control. Now if I don't use Franco app I feel like I am not getting my money worth ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] latinmaxima:
I have been using brd gapps but is there one anyone suggests that is maybe updated? I was using pa for a short time but MMS broke and after several attempts and clean flashes I was unhappy. Figured since I was starting fresh again I would see if there was a new preferred method.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EvilDobe:
I've been using the gapps out on goo.im for 4.2.2 without any issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
If time permits I'll bring in carrier label.

I use Trickster Paid because it is just a kick ass app. That being said, I'm just updating and optimizing code we already have. To a degree, the kernel stuff got my attention when I was writing a control for sweep2wake for xoom. I figured I was already working in there, so why not update and polish a bit, and throw in a few things. With my new utility methods adding kernel controls is basically plug and play now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
You can try GApps by BaNkS, a few setups to pick from:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2012857
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
BTW here is a little more information on zram i in case there are some people who are unsure what this is really all about

zram basically takes a portion of your RAM (10% using my script) and turns it into a compressed swap device. So in layman's terms you're extending the size of your memory (potentially from ~700mb to close to 1000mb depending on the compression ratio).

To answer the 2nd question, no you don't really need it but if used properly (using custom LK zram script) it could help you in two different ways:

1) Android OS is based on Linux OS and the OS will try to use a growing portion of your RAM for file and inode caches and if you keep your phone up without rebooting after a while you may notice things getting a little sluggish. That's because the OS is not doing a good job in dropping the caches and freeing up memory for the apps.

2) more RAM and tweaked minfree (also handled by in custom LK script) could potentially allow your apps to stay in memory longer (this may or may not be desirable based on your preference of course).

In conclusion, I'd say if you're curious it doesn't hurt to try. You can always turn it offer if its not to your likeing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
Thanks for the zRAM explanation. How do you measure its benefit? Just by the way the device "feels"?

Edit: it sounds like zRAM could be beneficial if you multi-task a lot and switch between many apps frequently.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
it depends since u have less ram u can actually do less multi tasking but it allows apps you use most frequently to stay in system memory longer so there for they would seem faster really its all personal opinion and how you use your phone i say try it out and see how it works for you. For me i lose to much ram and prefer to have it off i also feel i get better battery life with it off but that may be placebo.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
Better battery life is probably not entirely placebo, there is some CPU work involved to compress/decompress which translates to more juice required.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
ya im all about getting the best battery life possible so i tend to optimize for that and from my uses off gave me the best performance for how i use my phone but i tend to have almost nothing running at all times.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
The screen in these devices is so terrible, when the screen is on nothing else matters, it sucks the battery dry. I constantly see 50-60% of battery use go towards screen. I guess I should stop using the phone :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
same here sucks the screen takes up so much power but upgrading to the 4000mah battery really helped me alot its nothing to for me to see 9-10 hours screen on time and that is on the low end of corse this is with auto brightness on i almost never turn that off with it off i see like 6-7 again on the low end but its pretty drastic wish they could get the same lv of brightness without the power cost then id truly be happy.

funny thing is people say lte is one of the major battery drains but to be honest i get better battery life on lte then i do on 3g i wonder if its just me i want to do some more testing next time im in a lte market lucky i live pretty close to cape cod and go out there regularly and they have some really nice lte coverage from sprint, average 17Mbs down peak 27Mbs from my tests so far.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kidrobot52:
Did you just update the rom? Just got a notice from goo that there is a 4/20 update
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
hey brd i got updated exp branch put up for you so you can properly update the kernel and u might want to use it cuz i just went through the opp4xxx_data.c file and compared it to the one you used and there are a few differences so id def take a look.

https://github.com/imoseyon/leanKernel-galaxy-nexus/tree/lk-jb-mr1-exp
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
Awesome! Ya a build just went out. I'll get this pushed to keep things proper.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
np sorry for the wait
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blankit:
Can someone tell me of pie has finally been added to this ROM?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
no it has not sorry
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blankit:
Damn that sucks...I here such good things about this ROM..but pie is a must for me =[
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EvilDobe:
I feel like you come in here every 30 days & ask if this rom has PIE. I think you were told last time that it does not and probably will never have it. Eos tries to implement original ideas that can't be duplicated with a free app (ie PIE or LED controls) from the market. If you need/want PIE that badly I'd say this ROM isn't for you or that you may want to find/install LMT launcher. It isn't PIE but it accomplishes the same functionality that I believe you're looking to accomplish.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blankit:
It would be cool if pie became a flash able feature.....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Acvice:
You said that you hear good things about this ROM a lot. Have you ever wondered why? A lot of it has to do with the fact that robust and code-heavy cherry picks such as PIE arnt just tossed in because its requested. EOS is all about quality features who's code is personally optimized by BRD and team, not how many cherry picks can be crammed into one ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blankit:
well other roms are also very good....im just saying the feature would be nice if it were implemented in it. you guys take things too literal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Crwolv:
Brushdog u ROCK:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

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Hmmmm both can be accomplished. A central server with every mod ya need or want which would make it your choice(its been done) plus the awesomeness of eos would be great. I see both points but like i said it can and has been done. Seriously no code is better and smoother than oes and if u implemented a rom section which all mods(pie,led etc.) Can be downloaded would be awesome.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
I don't really see the need for pie when u have long press on nav buttons it kinda dose the same thing just set it up with the apps you use most and u can accesses them the same way you accesses google now
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
[MENTION=470268]bigrushdog[/MENTION] - one last push for stable labeled versions of EOS before you transition to CFX? What happens to EOS? Is this the end or will development be continued by the rest of the team?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Acvice:
This is the saddest thing :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
Common now! One little post on the grouper board and speculation runs wild. I'm not going anywhere and I look forward to dropping some Eos KLP action. I've had a lot on my mind recently regarding purpose and direction. I don't have time atm to elaborate but ill post a full brain dump later.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
No more posts like that, OK? You gonna give us a heart attack!

Glad to see EOS is here to stay. It cured my ROM flashing addiction (I traded for kernel flashing though).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
bah you only need one kernel and thats lean kernel :)

[MENTION=470268]bigrushdog[/MENTION] - happy to see ur staying as soon as i saw that post i looked all over to see what was going on but didn't see any solid proof so i thought id wait for u to post but i must say it made me sad for a moment.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
Absolutely, for the GNex "stock" EOS is perfect.

I'm flashing many kernels on the N4 though - when are we going to see Lean for the N4? :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
prob never at this point imo dosnt really see a need since the user base is lack luster
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Crwolv:
Point taken.agreed.. But some prefer pie. So like i said above CHOICE is whats leaped android so fast and so far ahead of IOS AND WINDOWS. Microsoft is done for unless they go open source. Imagine a computer easily themed like a phone.woohoo. cant wait
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
Are we talking about the same phone? Or do you mean there are so many kernel choices for the Nexus 4 that people might not be interested in LK? I would be very interested in a lean kernel that doesn't have a gazillion settings. Just lean, fast, up to date on patches and fixes, allow uc, uv and color profiles and that's about it. You don't need to invent your own hotplug or governor, on the N4 the MPDecision+ondemand combo is hard to beat.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
I do find it interesting the CM has merged a pie implementation. That MAY open some doors as its not entirely a PA feature now. But realistically I'll likely wait and revisit it after klp. And Ill have to play with it some. I cant merge it if I dont like it. But ive never used it so I have an open mind in that regard.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
I think it's wise to wait for KLP in case they come up with something revolutionary.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
no what i ment was there is a larger user base for the galaxy nexus since its cdma and gsm where ase the n4 is just gsm so it is only available on certain carriers and and at the point it hasn't reached the saturation that the galaxy nexus has. I think its just alot of personal choice at the moment there is no plans to bring it to N4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
https://review.teameos.org/#/c/123156/

ya its too late in the game for a feature of that magnitude. We're far too stable at this point. I merged CM camera for next build. And we still have a few goodies in the pipeline.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Acvice:
I'm sure you are already aware BRD, but there have been multiple commits fixing various systemui.apk memory leaks as of late. Just wanted to run that by you so that you can have them merged for the next build. From the ROMs that I have tried that have those changes merged, it seems to somewhat alleviate the jittering that happens on the home screen and notifications screen with 4.2.2.

Also, did you ever get LKs 230 UV configs to work?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
Any plans to uptake that new PUB Dalvik? Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rsriram22:
does this work for sprint version (L700)

search on thread is not working right now, hence this post--

does EOS 4 work on sprint gnex? subject has toroplus and JDQ39 - so it's for both verizon and sprint variants?

or, should i go back to eos 3 (4.1.1?) for my sprint gnex..

lastly, is there a eos 4.2.1?

(i just need to get the latest EOS on my new sprint gnex so i can flash it to pageplus using the great sprint diagnostics app)

thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
Yes, this is for Sprint GNex (toroplus). I'm running 20130409-92 (I know, shame on me, I'm a version behind)

http://goo.im/devs/teameos/roms/eos4/nightlies/toroplus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Acvice:
Toro is Verizon, toroplus is Sprint. And yes, this one is for the Toroplus. I believe 4.2.1 EOS is somewhere in the early 80s builds, as the most recent is 4.2.2 and build 93.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rsriram22:
now i understand the nomenclature - when 4.2.2 is released by google/sprint it will have a JDQ39 code... all is clear now...

thanks!!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
just a heads up brd there is LK update if you wish to apply it to the rom this one is a nice one ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
Darn I missed it. I'll get synced up and do a fresh build.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
sounds good do me a favor let me know if ur phone gets any hotter then normal i think its just me but if u notice any thing hit me back
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
Thanks. I've been waiting for a nice new build with the LK lower freq.

Edit: any chance to throw in that customizable carrier label in the next build, if it's not too much work? Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EvilDobe:
Anyone even like cm camera? HDR barely works and the picture sucks, voice command is cool but isn't really a fair trade for photosphere, and the timer is kind of pointless.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] info[]box1:
Great post BRD..

When an dev makes a statement " We're far too stable at this point. " That's a great sign.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blankit:
Lack luster? There's a few million people with the nexus 4. And I guarantee you that 70 percent or more have their phone rooted. No offense. I love your kernel I can't go a day without it and just ordered a nexus 4 so it's kind of sad to see no support for the nexus 4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
at this point nexus 4 will not be supported sorry
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] umbra6:
FyI...its not "his kernel". He's the maintainer of the toroplus version on this forum. Its Imoseyon's kernel. Some folks forget this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
i spoke to imoseyon on this matter and the answer was no nexus 4 at this time and no future plans right now the note 3 is the only phone we have a future date for
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rsriram22:
sprint diag app not updating data programming details..

just got the latest nightly on my sprint gnex and have a pageplus PRL on the phone. for some reason, i cannot get the sprint diag app to save the settings to the phone (data programming-> data profile -> mmsc url or any other setting for that matter). the values go away after a reboot

i posted this on autoprime's thread (VIA chipset programming) as well as i had the same issue with stock ROM as well.

what could i be possibly missing here..

UPDATE1

: Data reset (*#*#72786#*#*) and retrying the same values, all of them got saved except for the gatway IP under browser and it's port. tried the IP instead of ppwg1... thing and no luck with that either...

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
Keep in mind the CDMATools app acts simply as a gateway to conveniently access these vendor resources. So if the vendor app doesn't function correctly on stock, it won't function correctly here either.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Blokgang:
It's funny how a new build drops and no one ever talks about it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EvilDobe:
I would but I feel like I stalk them enough and don't want to make it weird.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
How does the Cyanogen camera work if we flash GApps after installing the EOS ROM? Wouldn't that revert the camera back to the GApps camera?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EvilDobe:
Correct. You have to edit gapps to take out the gallery apk.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
What are the default scheduler and read ahead buffer set to for a clean install? I messed with the values in Trickster and don't know what the defaults were anymore - don't want to clear the data in Trickster as I have other settings I do want to keep.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EvilDobe:
I want to say sio and interactive. If interactive isn't there then it's ondemand.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sirxdroid:
Not the governor. The default I/O scheduler and read ahead buffer size please.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EvilDobe:
Sorry. Got distracted while reading. I think it's 510.

Edit: Re-flashed..

Read Ahead: 256

Scheduler: Deadline
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marescallus:
I keep trying to install Franco kernel on this ROM, but for some reason, it won't boot after I flash the zip: franco.Kernel-nightly-r378. I don't know why it's not working. If anyone could help, I would greatly appreciate it. I even tried installing his app first, then letting it auto-flash the kernel for me, and that didn't work either.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EvilDobe:
What kernel did you come from? If it was AK then you'll have to dirty flash the rom then flash a new kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] krazyfiend:
Digging the interface changes to cdma tools/sprint diagnostics.. The tools/vz profile came in handy quite a bit when I was out in the country visiting my Gma for Christmas. Keep up the stellar work!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] latinmaxima:
Does tethering drop data on this build like PA did? I use it a fair amount and don't have that issue on are you jellin. Just thought I would ask before jumping in. Love eos builds on my win gray and look forward to trying this out. Oh and is metadata on BT streaming working?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
Tethering is fine. I tether at work for 6 hours straight no issues. You'll have to test the bluetooth issue. If it fails please submit a bug report with logcat if possible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] latinmaxima:
Thanks brd I will be trying this out tomorrow!

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Are the neon gapps your recommendation since the others appear to be Xoom related?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
I've had ZERO issues with that gapps pack. It's just some "unofficial" goodness i put together.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] latinmaxima:
Ok one last question flashed everything this morning and its up and running now. GOO just informed me of an update. Do I have to reflash gapps with each nightly update? Or just the updates? Thanks in advance!

Edit...

EOS control center is awesome. Everything so far seems to be running great. I will comment with any issues I come across.

Edit...

MMS does seem to have an issue. Sending sits at sending forever and the other person is not receiving it. When receiving I got a notification but there was no message. Any thoughts?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
OP Looks great man thanks and i added donation link to lean op thanks :)

one thing it seems the change log has been failing ever since nightly 63 not sure if you noticed or if there is something different but thought id point it out
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] latinmaxima:
So did another fresh wipe and install and MMS is fine now. GPS seems to work well. Still no metadata on BT streaming. It doesn't work on any other ROM though right now so not to big a deal. Recommend a good way to log to submit for troubleshooting.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
here is a question can you add the 230 under volt leankernel it still has 350 slot so you could set it to default clocks and just have the undervolt for though who want to use it. It is just as stable as stock.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Paleryder:
Thanks for the new years bacon running beautifully Awesome ROM EOS
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] latinmaxima:
For those running this which app are you using ? Glados or the other?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
Change log has always failed. I'm working on some type of change log solution. In the meantime gerrit review will have to do.

Ok. 230.gotcha.

Get like 20 apps going. Then enable the kill all recent apps. Then kill them. Epic. Also, enable the multi seek bar in quick settings panel. Kevdilu bas been a mad man recently!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jakdillard:
Nice ROM doesn't feel like the wheel was re-invented .... in all seriousness this rom is pretty kick ice have you ever decided to build for the n10
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
Ya. I'd need testers and a maintainer. At least until I get one. Which I'm hoping is very soon. I'd love to get me a lgog too and help with getting the kernel up. Decisions.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] latinmaxima:
Whats the multi seek bar. I don't have that option?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
Well i be willing to help with any testing you might need
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigrushdog:
Quick setting panel controls. Volume/brightness tile

Ok cool. First ill need a link to somebody's github vendor branch. As usual proper credits shall be given. Probably got another nightly to cook tonight. More features.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ajf64:
u need lean github?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] latinmaxima:
Ah. That is pretty sweet. Thanks for pointing that out. Can you confirm reflashing gapps with new nightlies? Or can we just update?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bearsblack:
Is it just me or does this ROM suck with 3d graphics?? I score lower than a nexus s with 15XX SCORE in quadrant and can't play NFS most wanted for anything.

What gives?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marescallus:
I just flashed it while I was flashing this ROM. So Lean kernel I guess.