yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
You won't miss it to long. The only function I used a lot was the Wi-Fi off toggle.

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Back up your sd card contents to your PC then transfer over once you clean flash everything. Whatever gives you errors when moving to your phone was going to give you issues if you just kept the files in the phone and dirty flashed the ROM.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zandroid:
I think most people moved everything out of the 0 folder, well that's what a couple post indicate towards the beginning of the thread.

I actually formatted my internal storage after I made, what I thought would be my permanent jump to 4.2.2, and did not have a 0 folder while on 4.2.2. I formatted everything, since format internal storage is gone (or moved?) from TWRP. I don't know that a format is necessary, but I wanted to insure it was completely clean install.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
TWRP factory reset is accomplished by going into WIPE, then look at the bottom swipe bar and you will see "swipe to factory reset." That will erase everything, but will keep your virtual SD card contents.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zandroid:
Right, I understand that, but I am talking about formatting internal storage and data. I did those when making the leap from 4.1.2 to 4.2.2 and again when going from 4.2.2 to 4.1.2. It's probably not necessary. I do agree a factory reset is necessary.

I got a little off topic, stating that format internal storage is missing in TWRP 2.5.0.0 or maybe I haven't found where it has moved.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pandaman21:
For some strange reason on the nexus s 4g 4.2.2 is smoother and faster that 4.1.2 for me I'm not even over clocking its weird :eek:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BurningKoala:
I'm on cm10 stable underclocked 192-1036mhz with franco kernel and it',s smoother than ever
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Vickpix:
I went back to 4.1.2 a few days ago...my gnex was again a lightning phone, but i miss 4.2.2 features...so...now i'm again on 4.2.2 with purity rom and honestly it run very smooth and fast! :laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
OK, thank you. Have fun. Don't let the lag hit your butt on your way out. Wait... Wat?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Xaarzen:
the 4.1.2 was the best version of android, i've made the downgrade and it looks very fast!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isajoo:
4.2 quick settings update was one of the reasons I went back.

Eg.

With paranoid on 4.1.2 I've got instant access from the notification bar to change the brightness + any quick toggles(rotate/torch/Wi-Fi/GPS)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
For everyone's info: Titanium Backup only odex the system apps. I purchased Kuban Odexer from the Playstore and that app easily odex the system apk AND the framework. I feel a big change in smoothness and speed when opening apps. I highly recommend it, but it can soft brick your phone if not done correctly. Just make sure your kernel supports init.d scripts. I did this by temporarily changing my kernel, odex then I changed the kernel back to stock. Make site you nandroid your device before you run the app.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seriousia:
Just odexed my rom (jellybam :p)

But haven't experience any improvement yet :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kmare:
Went back to slimbean 3.1 (4.1.2);and latest tiny kernel for pgm support. I agree 4.1.2 simply flies
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
You mean 4.1.2 flies? :confused:

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djdeepblue:
What's the latest version of PA based on 4.1.2? I really miss modding my interface.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fk.gregor:
4.2.2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] icexx7:
I'm on 4.2.2 with the liquid smooth rom and it is running great. Haven't run in to any issues yet... :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dattack:
i was thinking of going back to 4.1.2 because of the lag sometimes but liquid smooth and xenon finally hit the mark in terms of smoothness.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
How did they fix it? I would like to know. Or ate you just trying to convince yourself you found the ultimate ROM?

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dattack:
I won't be too technical but the roms doesn't seem to bog down after a couple days of use. Might have to do with memory leaks and I am getting v more free ram to open multiple apps. moreso Swype was unusable after a day of use. I have runned it for only a few days and report back later.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] magozz:
Vanir 4.1.2 is the best one ive found so far. Fast,smooth and enough ram to switch between already opened apps without delay.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Djabolic:
I'm pretty sure it is way faster in 4.1.2 but I'll wait for the 4.3 and see if it bring back the snappiness of 4.1.2 again, if not I'm going to jump on 4.1.2 boat.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jackyhk02:
Originally I was using CodenameAndroid 3.8.0 (4.1.2 rom, abandoned by developers) and recently I just flashed Purity v5.5 + franco r378 and it is very, very smooth. It is still a little bit slower than 4.1.2, but the lag is negligible.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shriom_manerker:
I got my gnex about 7 months back and it came with 4.1.1 so never really got a chance to try out 4.0 . Did that yesterday,cm9.1 and its interesting,jb definitely improved the ui responsiveness on 4.1+ but they ***** it up on 4.2.2 and what is up with that io lag ? Only trimming the partitions did the job.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BurningKoala:
I can almost reach 4h of screen on finally
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tokuzumi:
Still having pretty good luck on ParanoidAndroid 3.56 (4.2.2). The ram did get down to 88 MB yesterday, and I did see a few stumbles off and on. But I did the things in the thread I posted above, and ran LagFix Free, and it's running like a champ. Again, it isn't quite as smooth as 4.1 based roms, but it's pretty good. It's almost as good as the rooted Verizon based 4.2.2 rom.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Plutonium0587:
+1 this minus the Franco. I'm just using the kernel is comes with. Purity so far has been pretty darn snappy and no memory leak whatsoever. I have over 200mb free most of the time and the system UI lag like the recent screen is almost non existent. If you want 4.2.2 features I would go this route. It doesn't have quite as many customizable things as say aokp, but I'm really happy with performance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isajoo:
System is running even faster on PA 4.1.2 after I installed "kii keyboard" to replace 4.2 keyboard.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zl.inputmethod.latin
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tokuzumi:
I've never used kii keyboard, but I found the ram usage between stock and SwiftKey was negligible. 26-28 MB for both.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bama17:
I've been debating this too. I got almost twice the battery life with 4.2.1 as I do now with 4.2.2...Just haven't decided yet...soon as I start thinking about it an update to my ROM comes up so I put it off...I'm gonna try it tho.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheRC51:
Has anyone found a 4.1.2 rom, other than Codename Android, that has the option for a transparent statusbar and navbar? CA worked alright for me but it slowed down after a while. I tried AOKP, TeamEOS, Xenon, and CM10.0 but I didn't see any options that gave me the result I would like. Thanks in advance!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dustrho:
I believe JBSourcery does.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dustrho:
For those here running CM10, what kernel are you using? I've been using Leankernel & Franco, may try something else.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CRIME INC.:
Hey guys quick question? And I'm sorry if this has been answered. I know the file system changed in the leap to 4.2, so is there anything special that needs to be done to revert to 4.1? Or is it as easy as just flashing a 4.1.2 ROM. Thanks in advance. I see you guys posting about how much better it was, and I'm going back to check it out. I don't remember the difference Lol
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tokuzumi:
Make sure you do a full wipe of everything, except for your internal storage. Format data, cache, dalvik, and system partitions. I do this through TWRP, so I can select all of these at once, via advanced wipe settings. Then just flash the rom you want. This would be the case for any compatible version of Android.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djdeepblue:
I'm on CM10 stable + Franco Milestone 6 and the battery life is amazing. I'm on 62% now, the phone is unplugged for almost 14h now wi-fi on all day, auto brightness, 2h screen on. Amazing.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dustrho:
What are your settings like for the kernel? Underclock & undervolt? What made you go with the latest stable over the nightly?

I tried out r300 and wasn't happy with battery life. Gonna try out Milestone 6 over the weekend.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djdeepblue:
Nope, stock settings. I didn't change anything. I just felt like going with all stable, no nightlies.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dustrho:
I haven't had much luck with his nightlies. Flashed Milestone 6 last night and it already seems better to me. You should try undervolting a little, because that will help battery life as well.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
I have always had problems running Franco kernels. I prefer Lean Kernel.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dustrho:
Leankernel has always been my first choice as well. Felt like giving Franco another try.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mulhiny:
I just got my gnex about a week ago, so I wasn't here for the older ROMs. Can anyone suggest a 4.1.2 ROM for ToroPlus? I'd like to give one a go.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CRIME INC.:
Codename Androidhttp://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1839235

[ROM] Codename Android 3.6.6 [JellyBean] [10/04/12]

I don't know if the link in the op still works or not, but you can find the download on goo manager
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mulhiny:
Thank you. Downloading now. Curious, any reason you suggested the 10-4 build instead of the newer 10-19?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] CRIME INC.:
I figured maybe they didn't update the op. Lol 10/19 is great
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mulhiny:
Awesome. Thanks again. Now, if only Goo wasn't so balls slow, lol..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] turbo_negro:
ive been using cm10 w franco milestone 6 and batt life for me is ave. im getting ard 3hrs 15mins screen time with ard 1 day of use but thats w playing alien hive for maybe an hour and listening to music for ard 3hrs. i think i can easily reach close to 4hrs of screen time for 1 day if i use it purely for calling and texting but if so there wouldnt be any pt in my having a smart phone.

gotta give it to franco, his kernel is really super fast. though i noticed the phone kind of heats up more than w other kernels ive used when playing games. trying out lean kernel now hoping for better batt life w/o giving up alien hive and music. my objective is to reach 4hrs of screen time in 1 day of use. you guys think its possible? any kernel suggestions that could help me get there? id appreciate it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] brian10161:
I'm running CM10 and just some underclocking tweaks. Hitting about 5 hours screen (extended 2000 mAh battery) and using 2x battery I can get over a day on a charge. I need BT to work for driving to job sites so 4.1.2 is necessary. I was having so many issues with 4.2 I was gonna ditch the phone and get something else.

Plus now i have voice dialing which is nice. I should try some different Kernels but I have no clue which to try, so many different ones.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pseudonym:
Does tiny kernel work on maguro? Planning to go back to 4.1 but almost all kernels dont support 4.1 anymore
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] speedyink:
Can anyone recommend a blacked out theme for 4.1.2? Looks like Black infinitum isn't compatible =(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jxr94:
Anyone here who made the jump back to 4.1.x revert their radios back to what they were when you had 4.1.x? Just wondering, because i haven't yet, and I was getting spotty to no 4g at my job with cm10, but got it today with cm10.1 and have had 4g lte at work in the past on 4.2.x roms.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zer0cipher:
I didn't revert back to previous radios... although I did use the app GetRil to discover my baseband and ril no longer matched.. likely the cause of dropouts
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fk.gregor:
There's a good one in the play store. Just search CM10.

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Try thyrus holo black.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] speedyink:
Thanks, that's a good one. Now the only thing I miss is the super cool circle battery meter that was in Black Infinitum. I'll have a search around for battery meters.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Soldier 2.0:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blackout1911.theme.BlackedOutThemefree

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blackout1911.theme.BetterbeanThemeFree

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2128924

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BurningKoala:
can someone post a mirror of aokp ml 1?I've found the rom on goo.im but it's extra slow and after a few mb the download stops
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dustrho:
I can try setting something up later this morning for you.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dustrho:
Here's AOKP JP Milestone 1 available for download if anyone wants it (besides BurningKoala)...

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BzNuwWAyFcggNXR3Wm1BOERCUDQ/edit?usp=sharing

The MD5 on this is f8252ceb2d96423bb574be9b6b8abc8d.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Spoderman:
Guys, i need your help.

I went back to 4.1.2, and then to 4.2.2 again.. and another sdcard folder was created, because of 4.1.2.

All good, but i can't delete that folder.. i can't find it on any root explorer, but i can on CWM, it's like a ghost folder, and there is about 1gb of information there that i want to delete...

Anyone knows how to fix this? in CWM, the folder is in /storage/, but on the root explorer, i only have /storage/0/my stuff.

Apreciated :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dustrho:
Did you look under the following?

/root/storage/

/root/sdcard/

/root/data/media/

All of my old CWM backups are stored in the following:

/root/data/media/clockworkmod/backup/

Hope that helps a little bit.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Spoderman:
Unfortunatly, my root folder is empty, the folder with the old android isn't there, as it should, under /storage/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nightwish sgsl:
what explorer app are you using? when i tried es explorer it that folder showed empty for me too. but on root explorer i can see everything...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dustrho:
I'm sorry, but when I meant root I meant the highest level your phone can go with Root Explorer (or any other file explorer app). Yes, I know there's a directory called /root/ but I miscommunicated here, so my apologies. Do you see the following at the highest level?

/acct/

/cache/

/config/

/d/

/data/

/dev/

/etc/

/factory/

/mnt/

/proc/

/res/

/root/

/sbin/

/sdcard/

/storage/

/sys/

/system/

/vendor/

Here are my corrections to what I wrote earlier:

/storage/

/sdcard/

/data/media/

All of my old CWM backups are stored in the following:

/data/media/clockworkmod/backup/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nightwish sgsl:
you fles are either in /sdcard or /data/media/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Spoderman:
Thanks, now i found it :)

That was it, /data/media/

Apreciated! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nightwish sgsl:
you are welcome :o
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tokuzumi:
My phone seems to lag when I use Hangouts (CM 10, 10/26/2012 nightly). Everything else seems to run just fine. Has anyone else noticed the same behavior?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BurningKoala:
I forgot to say that i needed for maguro,thanks anyway!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dustrho:
It lags for me on any 4.1.2 ROM.

Sent from my GNEX powered by CM 10.0
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fcuk90:
Any better in battery life ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mulhiny:
I have the same issue. While I found the files, can I just delete the whole directory?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Spoderman:
No, just delete what you want to delete...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lee82gx:
Hi I need help, after downgrading from 4.2.2 to 4.1.2 my TWRP still wants to look for backups in the /0/ folder. Obviously I moved the actual /twrp/backups/ folder back to the SDCARD/ level but I don't know how to point it in the right direction so to speak.

I tried reinstalling TWRP 2.5 thru Goo Manager but no change.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tokuzumi:
The method I did was to flash a 4.1.2 rom, and then hook the phone up to a computer, and move the files from the /0/ folder, to the root storage, and restore my backup through TWRP. You could probably skip the rom flash by hooking up the phone to your computer while in recovery, and transfer the files, and see if TWRP recognizes the files. You might need to reboot back to the bootloader.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lee82gx:
hi i'm at a loss to what you're saying..

now that I'm already on AOKP 4.1.2 do you mean I should flash again? I have a backup of my 4.2.2 AOKP MR1 in a folder not recognized by TWRP but manually moving it to sdcard/0/twrp/backups/*serialno*/ will get it recognized.

the main problem is still getting TWRP not to always read into the /0/ folder because there is nothing there now and I wouldnt want to move files back in just for it to read like .zip files etc
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tokuzumi:
Oh, your case is the exact opposite of what I was experiencing. I had my backup in the /0/ folder, and TWRP was looking for my backups in the TWRP folder on the root of my storage. I misread your post.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fk.gregor:
Anyone in here using the android keyboard from the play store that was released recently? I can't install it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheRC51:
I have been. I'm running JBSourcery V3.1 with the 4.2 transformation pack that cane with the 4.2 keyboard. It updated no problem.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kirios:
I can't install too
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fk.gregor:
The pack messes with my gmail. All I want is the keyboard.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] leandronb:
hello guys. i downgraded to 4.1.1 revolution hd and is a lot smoother than any 4.2.2 rom, even battery with sync and gps on is lasting longer.

so is there some kernel still available for 4.1.1? on 4.2 AK kernel made things a lot better, but i posted on ak thread and they said 4.1.1 is not supported. so is there some equivalent kernel for 4.1.1? i remember i tried franco kernel long time ago but i had random reboots, so i avoid franco 4.1.1.

thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reggie cheeks:
Yep. Me too. I didn't want to believe you guys but it's a much smoother experience with 4.1.2. I'm not missing any features from 4.2.2 and in some ways its more convenient like the brightness slider in pulldown.

I wasn't able to use new gapps though, maybe I did something wrong. Anyone using newest gapps with aokp 4.1.2?

Sent from the past.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dustrho:
You have to use the designated gapps to the Android version.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isajoo:
I've also been on 4.1.2 for nearly 6 months now, I've tested out many new roms but just can't seem to find any reason to upgrade from PA 2.54.

"If it ain't broke don't fix it"

Running stable in tablet mode with 4.2 camera/keyboard/clock.

Installing lagfix did help keep things running smoother.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] forever_lol:
I reverted back too and am more than happy. The only thing that irritated me was constant wifi disconnecting on standby. However if I could easily solve it by installing an app from google play it's no longer an issue. (I know custom kernels have this fix too but I wanted to stay as stock as possible.)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ciprianruse88:
Can you share the link for PA 2.54? and the gapps needed for it?:) Thanx alot!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isajoo:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2002526
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kaiyoto123:
Agreed
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ciprianruse88:
I thought it was deleted :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mm284781423:
but u know 4.2 has many new features such as lockscreen and u can swype to expand on status bar

I think I cant lose this features
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madd0g:
Yeah those are critical for everyday use, much more then ****ty performance.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isajoo:
I often go back thinking(dreaming) it'll be updated to 2.55 some day.

LOL

Also using:

v3.0.53-ZenSERIES_v10_4.1_Final_Tuna

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2072787

But download link in thread is dead.

http://db.tt/YG1tMQhZ

+

4.2_TransformPack_v2.1

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1969488
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ciprianruse88:
The link you posted for PA is for galaxy s2 device
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isajoo:
Sorry, fixed it.

The new lockscreen multi-widget was one of the reasons I didn't like 4.2+.

Even bookmark slider shortcuts didn't work correctly.

Everything just felt like double the task.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jxr94:
The swipe to expand on status bar, if you're talking about expanding notifications, is a feature present in Android 4.1 and functionality was increased to what it is now in 4.1.2.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MR H3LLMAN:
I would much appreciate it if you could upload the Zen kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jrotert:
Back to 4.1 for me as well

I have a Sprint GNex. Was most recently running maddoggin 4.2.2 03.27.12 build and was experiencing lag; especially bothersome was persistent wake-up lag--sometimes as much as 3--4 seconds. I tried different kernels, e.g., franco and lean, with no improvement.

I also had official Sprint 4.2.1 previously installed, with same results.

I bit bullet and odin'ed back to official Sprint 4.1.1 and couldn't be happier: no more lag, and battery life seems as good if not better than 4.2 ROMS.

I miss dash clock widget from 4.2 but having butter back is more than a fair trade-off.

I'm no expert, but it may be that our Gnex doesn't have hardware to properly run 4.2?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] madd0g:
Or 4.2.2 is just junk.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] spitefulrain:
4.2.2 works great for me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] FabricioGS:
+1 happy to go back to 4.1.2. Only big annoyance was to deal with the message to update the system every half hour :mad:

The clock and camera apps seems old now lol, but old camera is faster. Besides that, is all really fast, including alternating between apps and screen rotation.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jrotert:
OTA Notification

just Google fotakill.apk and push to systrm/app. Stops update notifications cold.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Justinhopaolo:
Also trying to look for one

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I'm on codenameandroid 3.8.0 4.1.1. Is ,4.1.2 a tad better?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheRC51:
What if you tried taking out the gmail apk from the .zip and flashing it then? Then it shouldn't mess with your gmail and you would most likely be able to update the keyboard.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dustrho:
For those looking to use a kernel for 4.1.1, I'm currently using Leankernel 4.7 for CM 10.0 which is 4.1.2. I'm sure this kernel would work just fine with 4.1.1. Make a backup of your phone, flash it, and if it doesn't work do a restore.

I've uploaded it to my Google Drive account if you want it...

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0BzNuwWAyFcggUXlBWjJINFdNNzQ&usp=sharing

The file is called imoseyon_leanKernel_v4.7gnexus.zip, the md5 is f57e39552c0ba5ca5bc303ebbc01ce7b, and it's sitting in the 4.1.2 folder.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fk.gregor:
That's what I did.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fcuk90:
Try trinity kernel . Back then , they are superb !!

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus with 4.1.2 stock Rom!