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[Nexus 4 Android Development] illgodson:
Lmao happened the same way to me, I literally reflashed .48 radio then ROM and it didn't work until I checked after about a half hour of check listing lol. Has it worked after going to .33 radio?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] negroplasty:
No it isn't the same as stable. I will attempt an LTE enabled stable build later this evening when I build the nightlies. Will up it later with the others if everything goes according to plan.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] negroplasty:
Done. It's now included in the OP, bottom of the Downloads section. This version is built with the cm-10.1.0.1 manifest.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] illgodson:
Does that build include the any cherry picks? Particularly the advance setting for screen gamma control? If not can I flash the cherry pick myself somehow?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] negroplasty:
It just has the non-censoring keyboard, otherwise it is plain old unadulterated CM (besides LTE being on by default). I'm afraid it has to be built in, however, due to the kernel changes and underlying changes to the ROM itself. I will run a stable version tonight with the cherry-picks from post #2 and add it to the bottom of the Downloads section in that post.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] illgodson:
Wow dude your awesome, if it troubles you in any way please don't sweat it. I've read other users say they can run this ROM other kernels if I'm not mistaken so if it becomes an issue I have no problem just switching to another kernel in the meantime. Thanks a lot man, I've been running customs since HD2 came out and this is easily on of the friendliest and Dev active threads I've been apart of.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Bradlees:
Yeah. All good since following posted instructions. Correctly.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] kuri22:
In the CM10.1 FAQ thread, it says "For 4.2.2.CM builds, radio 2.0.1700.48 is recommended, older radios will break the cameras autofocus !!"

Is that also true for this build? If it is a problem, does it affect the default camera app only, or 3rd party ones too?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] negroplasty:
Yeah it breaks the continuous auto-focus. Doesn't bother me much, if I really need it to auto focus I do a workaround I remember someone posting a while back: Switch to HDR mode, touch to focus. Wait for it to auto focus. Switch back to normal mode and it should now continuously auto focus (no idea why this works). It's a pain in the ass no doubt, I hardly used the feature to begin with so it's no biggie for me but I'll admit to using the workaround once or twice. Third party cameras seem to function as designed; Goggles, for example, will continuously focus pretty much nonstop.

It's no problem bud. It's actually already built, will be up in a few. Other kernels should be fine, but you'll never be as stable as you would on stock.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] vroomr4:
i just flashed the stable 10.1 with LTE and am using the .33 radio. autofocus seems to works just fine.

edit: just saw the negroplasty's reply. sorry i never really noticed the continuous autofocusing. so it doesn't continuously try to focus the picture when i move the camera around without touching the screen. but autofocus works when i press to focus..or press the shutter button.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] illgodson:
Awesome soon as I see it will download. Will be in the test section right?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] negroplasty:
There will most likely not be any builds this evening due to the fact I'm unable to remote in from work, I'll get tomorrow's up sometime in the morning, in case anyone is wondering.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] daveerickson:
THANK YOU!

I greatly appreciate you building this rom. Exactly what I am looking for. Much easier than editing build.prop, etc. for each build.

I tried searching around a bit but couldn't find an answer. Any reason CM won't add in the LTE pieces as part of the official release? I'm not sure if they need to steer clear of any issues, legal or otherwise, and that is overriding convenience. Obviously it is an enhancement to those who have band 4 LTE available in their area. I remember back it the day when they would unlock FM radio functionality on chips and things like that and this seems to be in the same vein to me.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] illgodson:
Does your video recording still autofocus? I never really noticed mine until last night when I was trying to record something from laptop screen and when I would get close nothing it would just get hazy, it was fine from a distance of like a foot or two, but I could have swore it used to autofocus?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] air2k57:
To all who were wondering, yes lte works fine on cm10 with no modifications, just have to enable every boot. Or, there is a zip that you can flash after every install that's going to make required changes so that you don't have to do anything manually.

On a side note, anybody having issues with location settings over lte? Started few builds ago, location can't be resolved unless gps is on for some reason.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] playya:
attaching zip would be nice.... for those who are having issues getting LTE to work :D
[Nexus 4 Android Development] negroplasty:
Please don't post the link in here, people will think it's necessary to flash with this ROM. If you want the LTE-enabler.zip go to the General forum and find the All LTE Discussion thread (sticky at the top) and click the attachments icon on the right (don't even have to enter the thread) and scroll through or Ctrl+F "enabler" and download one of the many that were uploaded in that thread. That file can be used to enable LTE on any ROM for our devices, APN settings and radio permitting. Just be careful as those ROMs with an AOSP and not CM base (PA) will have the no call audio issue when using older radios.

Edit: After reading that again I notice it came out wrong; post the link all you want, just please do not attach it directly to your post in this thread (xda hosted).
[Nexus 4 Android Development] excarnate:
negroplasty,

I clicked the Thanks button, but wanted also to say it: THANK YOU for putting this together.

And because 'thank you' posts are frowned upon (with good reason), here are questions I have for whoever has something pertinent to say:

I have T-Mobile, I saw where I had to pick the right setting and server, which I've done. On other threads I see different changes that need to be made. Let us know if there is any reason this isn't completely T-Mobile ready, otherwise I'll assume it is.

By the way... Please add to the first post a note that if someone has an encrypted phone, they need to have the Team Win Recovery Project (TWRP) and NOT Clockwork Mod (CWM).

The rest of these are more general questions:

Coming from stock I'm finding poorer battery life, but it has only been a day and I'm only getting used to it, so it is probably me. I didn't see anything definitive here or elsewhere, some hints the battery life isn't as good, but there is only so much searching one can do. Is there any reason battery life will suffer versus stock with this ROM? If so, how much and what can be done?

One of the big reasons I moved from stock, was my phone was apparently not sensing that I was holding it up to my ear, and it allowed an apparent cheek press, and it launched into an Angry Birds game, at full volume, stuck at the initial song. It was hung so badly I had to hold the power button to turn it off. Fortunately my boss was understanding. Along with that is the dim memory of some way to tweak the sensor (on at least a different phone). Is there anything that can be done to make the phone less sensitive to light when I'm on a call? It has dumped out or paused calls in the past, too.

Along with that, isn't there a 'press and hold the back button to kill' setting? I haven't seen it as yet.

I'm more used to CM7, and one thing I miss is a decent phone app. I had hoped that Cyanogenmod would have their own, as they do their own launcher. Is there something else and I'm just missing it? I've tried several alternate phone apps, the Go one is better than most, but has its own share of bugs (including a good bit of lag), and I don't really trust it (I really miss the CM7 'turn off individual permissions per app'). Maybe I'm weird, but I use my phone as a phone as much as anything and this bothers me a good bit. Related to this is Google's strange view that contacts and phone are only tenuously related.

Again, thank you for posting a version of the 10.1 stable, and I look forward to the one with cherry picks!
[Nexus 4 Android Development] negroplasty:
Good observation on CWM's lack of support for encrypted devices, I can make a note of it. Thanks.

As for battery life, it shouldn't be a significant difference unless you're in low signal areas often and/or are bouncing between LTE and H / E a lot. For myself, with strong LTE signal when out and about and having it toggled off at home, I get great battery life... better than without having LTE on for sure. My device doesn't really heat up when using a lot of data on LTE whereas on H+ it seems to continue getting hotter as more data is used. Literally will suck my battery dry, too; that tells me dc H is the real battery killer (it is extremely inefficient if it has to generate that much heat), that and lots of network switching - just my experience and thoughts, certainly based on nothing scientific.

Never had any issues with my proximity sensor, though I've never used a screen protector. I'm curious, do you? There are several apps on the Play Store with decent reviews claiming to calibrate proximity sensors... must be something to them. Might be worth a try, at least.

Long press back to kill is now an option at the bottom of the Developer options menu.

Also, the stable build you refer to has been posted for a while now... it's at the bottom of the Downloads section in post #2. Features the cherry-picks of those test builds.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] air2k57:
Here you go, I uploaded it not to create confusion. It works with other roms too, although, .33 baseband may cause voice issues on said roms.

http://www.a5-studios.net/mako-LTE-enabler.zip

NOTE: not needed with this build, dev did a great job with this one to where lte works right out of the box. This zip is only needed if you want to run official cm10.1 builds with lte and without having have to enable it every boot.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] vroomr4:
So I reinstalled .48 radio to check this out. And there is still no auto focusing at all in video mode..not even touch to focus. .48 does enable the continuous autofocusing in camera mode though... So it focuses without having to tap the screen or shutter button.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] excarnate:
Argh, post #2. Never mind.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] illgodson:
I tried an all called Zoom Camera, it allows for toggling of the focus setting in video, and its sort of the same work around as toggling HDR on the stock camera for photos, not a great solution but a decent band-aid
[Nexus 4 Android Development] vroomr4:
wow awesome! i have zoom camera fx also. but i could not find a way to enable the focus setting in video? can you walk me through it? when i click on the video button, it takes me to the stock android camcorder and still doesnt auto focus?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] illgodson:
That's strange...when I click to change to video it just switches the little icon there at the top right, and then the 3rd button from the right there let's you switch between focus types like infinite, macro, auto, stable or something like that.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ar.com.moula.zoomcamera
[Nexus 4 Android Development] vroomr4:
ah thanks! lol, i was using camera zoom fx..and not zoom camera ::silly:
[Nexus 4 Android Development] illgodson:
Lol it happens, so many camera apps out there.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] abrown0809:
Location based services

Anyone having a problem with location services. I have the most recent stable build and .27 radio. Google maps cannot find my location (relative) unless I turn on GPS. Is there a fix or should i try another radio?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] xlamian:
Thanks this app seems great, got a question, does the image while taking the picture looks like stretched? But ok once it's has taken the picture.?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Rushing:
im used to needing the gps enabled... so Im wondering now..

by the way to the OP thanks for this ROm Ive flashed it and enabled LTE and will be testing the santa ynez CA area for LTE [tMOBile]

thanks alot brother

---------- Post added at 06:40 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:22 PM ----------

After testing in my what was once a data grave yard (backyard) I have one or two bars with the H which is for help me out or 4g ?right? Heellya you healed my nexus. Can't believe it. My phone never got reception here and now its fast. Thanks a million. I was Actually contemplating getting the Galaxy s4 with Verizon which has LTE here. No need now ::Holy Nexus:
[Nexus 4 Android Development] arvonn:
I find battery life is worse with .27 radio than .33... But upload is slightly faster with .27 than .33.... But not worth the extra battery drain.

Is that what others find? Our is there something I am missing?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Rushing:
Yes I'm finding .27 is making my phone real warm

And I'm sure that's a drain.

And its hot here so not great. But awesome speeds and actual service where I'd none before.

Battery settled down under .27 and is working with the ROM here great. I with a little practice can get service anywhere now thanks op

Edit:

Hours later. 27 modem is settling perhaps.. however still testing .27 ... The drain minimal. I always have strange battery days. Stock or CM or paranoid. Good bad or ugly battery life could be any day with any usage. Usually sleeps though when I leave it alone.:goood: But screen and data kick this device$ butt.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Bradlees:
I have noticed problems with the proximity sensor across several ROMs, not just this one. The problem I have noticed, and its pretty annoying, is that the sensor does not turn the screen back on when you remove the phone from your ear. Then I can't hang up. The phone will just sit there, if it reaches a voicemail, it will continue leaving a message like you've butt dialed.

Anyone else see this?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] paxton:
99% of the time this is due to a dirty sensor. If you're using a screen protector, clean the area in the cutout.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] Bradlees:
I have never had a screen protector on this phone.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] poketjjax:
Hey I love the work you have done to get us all LTE back! I am having a problem though. Is short, does the bootloader version have an effect on whether LTE will work or not?

Basically I was on paranoid android and I upgraded the bootloader and radio when the 4.2.2 update came around. I have not downgraded the bootloader since then though. I have however downgraded the radio to the .33 one from the OP. I have changed the other settings to LTE/CDMA and all that. I still don't have lte though. Other people sitting next to me have it so I know it's in my area. My area is columbia, Missouri if that helps anyone.

Thanks in advance!
[Nexus 4 Android Development] negroplasty:
It sounds like you're on the exact same configuration as I am, except I'm on the .27 radio. The .33 also worked fine for me, though. As for settings, you don't have to do that. All you should do is use the LTE tile on quick settings to enable and disable LTE. The phone will take care of the rest. Also, CDMA is definitely not the setting you want if you are in the INFO menu. It should show LTE/GSM auto PRL in the *#*#INFO#*#*, and LTE/GSM/WCDMA under mobile network settings via Settings. But again, you should be using LTE tile and network modes tile to control what networks you want to make use of.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] poketjjax:
Thank you for a quick reply! Yep all my settings are just as you have specified above. I didn't have the lte tile in the quick settings so I added it and it is currently on. I'm not currently in the lte area, But will be shortly. I'll test it again. I've attached a screen shot of my quick panel settings
[Nexus 4 Android Development] negroplasty:
You can also add the Network Modes tile but you'll need to go into Settings > More > Mobile networks > Use only 2g networks and reboot.

Then the Network modes tile will be available to further select networks, as I do at home. Don't ask me why but it doesn't show up as an option when you are on LTE or H... at least it doesn't for me.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] excarnate:
I have the opposite problem--it is too sensitive. I'll try a screen protector.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] d88naimi:
Signal drop

Hello im everything works great using .33 radio and getting 4g except for when i end a call the signal drops and android closes is there a fix for this or something im missing? San Diego tmobile .33

Thank you for your hard work
[Nexus 4 Android Development] mlynch01:
This rom is great, I even have better reception with LTE enabled than I did with just HSPA+
[Nexus 4 Android Development] negroplasty:
No builds this evening. Mixed somewhere in that long list of commits something breaks System UI and will cause you to have a very interesting welcome come first boot. I recommend against flashing the next official nightly as well (20130704) unless it's fixed before build time it will be the same thing. I am about to be way too drunk to figure this out; accordingly, I am going to leave it to better and more sober men this evening. Take care everyone, and to the folks in the USA: Happy 4th of July!
[Nexus 4 Android Development] twitch330:
Has anyone flashed the latest build (7/07)? If so, is it safe to flash?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] illgodson:
Hi, know ive mentioned this in the past, a page or two in this thread actually, but I'm still trying to find a way to change nav nar DPI, I thought it was a build prop thing but its definitely not, apparently it needs to be changed in the frameworkres apk, unfortunately I don't have access to a windows machine right now so I can't extract it to do it myself...any chance somebody can and would want to do it? The officials will never have the option since CM said it strays from stock, so it needs to be done by the Dev or on a user level. I don't care if someone makes a a few different sizes or even just one or two lol. I actually prefer the nav bar to pie or any of the gesture controls I've tried, just liked them when I could make then smaller. Thanks in advance guys.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] twitch330:
I also just flashed. Everything looks good on this end as well.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] gamepr:
Pie doesn't work...
[Nexus 4 Android Development] d88naimi:
If I flash Franco kernel will it break anything?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] ronnyhawks:
Yes it does
[Nexus 4 Android Development] cervantesjc:
Does the new builds include the Google voice sms thought the stock sms app?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] gamepr:
Did you just enable pie? I enabled pie but nothing happens.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] stevenma188:
You need to enable extended desktop.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] JoeF2:
Actually, CWM works just fine with device encryption if you use "install from sideload." I am using that without problems with the latest CWM touch.

I love the color calibration, btw. CM7 had that for the N1, and it was really useful, e.g., to set the display to red to avoid night vision issues, like when watching stars through telescopes. Any chance of adding one-click selections of pre-defined color settings?

My understanding is that you need to adb push Koush's (of CWM fame) beta babel app for that. See his G+ feed. It goes into /system/app.

Or is that in CM nightly already?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] excarnate:
Isn't that just for installing? Backup/restore need the decryption CWM doesn't have, n'cest pas?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] JoeF2:
Yes, sorry, I should have stated that this is in the context of installing.

Of course, if you encrypt your data partition, having an unencrypted nand backup pretty much defeats the purpose...

I use TitaniumBackup to backup all my apps (encrypted with the Pro version.)
[Nexus 4 Android Development] excarnate:
Good point. I also have encrypted Titanium Backup Pro backups (on Box) but when I want to update, I love to have the ability to quickly restore everything or particular parts.

How does one sideload an OS update, anyway? If it involves adb then it isn't a good solution for me.

[Edit: As of yesterday, TWRP has encrypted backups: http://teamw.in/project/twrp2 and http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/mako, oh and hey in the Nexus 4 forum. Wow, I went looking to see if they could be encrypted, and boom, there it is! ]
[Nexus 4 Android Development] JoeF2:
Yes, sideload works through adb: adb sideload <filename>

Good find about the TWRP encryption.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] New Optimus:
What Provider? T Mobile does not have LTE in your area yet, Kansas City Does though.

At&t use 700mhz frequency for most of their markets and the nexus wont pick that up.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] poketjjax:
Yes unfortunately I have at&t. So I guess that means I'm out of luck? :(
[Nexus 4 Android Development] New Optimus:
Yes unfortunately At&t does have a few markets with AWS LTE but I dont know which ones I would say if you have done the mod and your not picking it up that is not one of those markets.:(
[Nexus 4 Android Development] vroomr4:
eh..disregard..i htink i clicked hdr before and after and the focusing worked.

so the new camera fixes continuous autofocusing in camera mode (not video record) using older radios (i'm on .33)

check out the new camera app that comes with the google htc one and google s4.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2340858

there's mirrors in the comments to download.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] TheCIScommander:
The radio works, and so does the ROM, but I just get grey bars

For a while my phone was working fine. I have no clue why, I had this issue before, and I don't know what fixed it, but nonetheless it was working before. Turns out my phone was a software timebomb. I had an app that caused my phone to be bricked when I updated the ROM. Anyways I fixed that and now I've flashed the ROM and radio and instead of getting the blue "connected" bars in the top right corner, I get the grey "connection error" bars, and only on LTE. It's strange because for a while I had it working. If you can tell me if I'm doing something wrong that would be great.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] fyremedik:
I am enjoying this rom with the lte. Latest update has a problem with text. Always in sending, but seems to go through.

Anyone else see this or have suggestions?

Refactor SMS Middleware and SMS Send path. (android_frameworks_opt_telephony) found that in change log. I wonder if that is the problem.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] smirkis:
does the latest nightly have the 10.1.2 patches?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] bowser001:
He has a link for a stable 10.1.2 lte zip at the bottom of downloads. If that's what you're wanting. I know that you asked for a nightly.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] negroplasty:
Yes it does (20130712).

Edit: SMS bug in latest nightly, rebuilding now.

Edit II: New builds for today that include the SMS fix now uploaded.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] diveoz:
Thanks!!!

Negroplasty,

I just wanted to leave a quick note thanking you for your efforts on our behalf. I've been using your ROM since late May and it works beautifully. It's smooth, my battery life is great and I've never had a problem.

Cheers!

DZ
[Nexus 4 Android Development] fiveplustwo:
Advanced Menu on CM 10.1.2 LTE

I installed the CM 10.1.2 LTE ROM, running great, but I cannot find the Advanced Menu to adjust the color calibration in the Setting menu. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you.
[Nexus 4 Android Development] negroplasty:
Was it the one from post #2 labled LTE-makoparts?
[Nexus 4 Android Development] fiveplustwo:
Yes, was expecting to find the Advanced Menu as on post #2. I only installed the ver 10.1.2 have not install 10.1.1 to compare.