yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dxharmon:
Status 7

Hello..trying to flash the ROM (it's been awhile, sorry). Keep getting (Status 7). Tried modifying the updater-script by removing the first two lines of code as recommended here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2522762 , but didn't work. Any other suggestions. Currently running Jellybean AKOP.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sagara.sandaru:
what recovery are you using?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dxharmon:
Clockwork Recovery
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jguerdat:
Some folks like to recommend TWRP but I've been using CWM with no problems. A factory wipe may help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dxharmon:
Got it. Had to update my version of CWM. It is rebooting now. Sorry for the bother.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adamgraver:
Check the downloads tab people! :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] urphonesux:
omg omg omg omg
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
I'm feeling terrible. I don't have the energy to update the thread, but the new build is uploaded here:

FML-AOSP-5.0-20141207-toro.zip (200.26 MB)

I see some people have already downloaded it...

A new GApps package isn't quite ready yet. I believe PA has a Lollipop GApps package up that may work as-is and would be better than the one I'm currently linking to, so give that a try if you're impatient.

I also have a new TWRP build on the way as well.

Short changelog on the new build:

- Superuser is now built-in, no need to flash SuperSU. It's in the Settings app. You may have to enable the "Development Settings" menu to see it...

- Video playback should be fixed. YouTube in particular seems OK. If you have some weird format you're playing back locally I cannot make any guarantees though.

- The camera situation has improved and also regressed. The stock camera is back to the point of where it was with the KitKat Beta builds:

---- Preview works. Saving photos does not work. Video recording works.

--- However:

---- The camera calibration is a little messed up. Long story, but it'll be fixed soon. So your white balance may look kinda funky, among other things.

- Audio quality is improved, and 192kHz FLAC files will now play:

---- This is possible thanks to a new audio resampler, which doesn't impose the same sample rate restrictions of the stock Android ones.

---- It also has far better quality than the stock Android resamplers.

- Kernel changes:

---- Reclaimed 38MB of RAM from the carveout stuff.

---- Removed HDMI's framebuffer, saving another ~16MB of RAM. With Lollipop, MHL/HDMI out isn't working with our old hwc, so might as well save some RAM in the mean time.

---- Added overclocking support, as well as adjusted the stock frequencies a little.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dxharmon:
Shortcuts

Is there a way to edit what is in the short cuts in the shade pull down? Am I missing it or is it not there.

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After I flash with most current CWM, I get a message that says: "ROM may flash stock recovery on boot. Fix? This CAN NOT BE UNDONE." What does this mean?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KShion619:
Question [MENTION=3390093]MWisBest[/MENTION] (When you're not sick of course) do you plan to revisit KitKat and clean that up with the things you're putting into Lollipop? Just wondering

That and Double Tap to Wake would make this amazinger than anything!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RW-1:
Anyone have a link tot he PA GApps package MW is referring to?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jguerdat:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2397942
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RW-1:
Thanks!

updates to follow on this post, those who know me already know I like to post as I do it so others less inclined can follow along and learn as I get it done, and I don't wish to hog the thread :)

Ok, grabbed the micro and have backed up shiny in TWRP.

Factory reset, wipe /system, flashed ROM, flashed GApps.

(I referred to the OP, wasn't sure about un-mounting /system beforehand, I figured I'd watch it, apparently not needed this time around, let me know if wrong)

Rebooting system, got thru google logo and on dots, partway my LED came up solid green and right now letting it go as it has a bit to do on first boot ...

Ok, android logo, and white google text to speech engine has stopped on top of welcome screen. Had to hit ok several times before now on the welcome screen, more coming up. notice batt and have 4G signal indicated ... Will go thru welcome and post ...

Ok, onto wifi, logged onto my 2Ghz ok, on tap and go screen, skipping as I only have one device ...

Adding my Google account ... Green LED still there, now on getting my apps and data screen... Selected my nexus used today correct number of apps, and I'm now on the home screen.

I'm figuring I may not yet get the LED figured out until Light Flow installs, awaiting apps to do that.

Apps installing, tried camera, yup, take the pic - camera has stopped. Swiping impressions, smooth, will now have to orient myself to Lollipop lockscreen and notifications...

Flashlight toggle does nothing (but no error messages either ...)

enabled dev options - 7 taps on build number in settings ...

Set KB to not vibrate or make sound on keypress, but while it has not vibrated, it has not cutoff the pop sound, I'm allowing all my apps to install then may reboot.

Super SU installed, should I remove to not interfere with the /system one?

Ok, LED was on becasue it was on charger hehehe.

Still cant lose the pop noise on screen press ...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dxharmon:
Got the same Text to Speech Engine message, went away after some time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zzpianoman:
Delete GoogleTTS from /system/app and then install it manually from the Play Store. I've just removed GoogleTTS from the Gapps zip so it doesn't install to begin with.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ken Chan:
Okay, so first big thanks to [MENTION=3390093]MWisBest[/MENTION] for his hard work on Galaxy Nexus.

I installed the newest version to my maguro, and worked on my own Google Apps package.

I designed a Slim package for this device because the /system partition only have 230MB after installation.

I've done some testing on my device as well, GoogleTTS will not crash, so feel free to use this!

Here's the link to my package, remember to install

Slim

version!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jguerdat:
Ok, wiped /system, /cache and Dalvik cache. Flashed ROM and micro PA-Gapps. All seemed to work fine until actually getting to the desktop where I get several Google Play services stopped messages. Nothing Google-related works (Gmail, Play Store, etc.). Used Firefox to try to install the latest PS but wasn't given the choice to install since it was already installed. So, I cleared all data, removed Google accounts and added them again but no luck. Play services refuses to run. I did get one message about PS not being supported on my device but no other recurrences.

Thoughts?

Edit, BTW, I use 2-step verification and entered the text code when prompted. Verification worked fine.

Edit 2 - reinstalled all after factory reset and all is well. So far. Not sure what went wrong.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RW-1:
Ok ...

Well a lot learned this first time hitting Lollipop, I know what apps I need to remove, etc for my liking, etc.

However I'm in recovery going back to shiny KK,m mainly because in my IT work I need the camera, and for not just pics, but video conferencing apps that I need, as I said, I've only one phone and it has to be daily driver status.

he ROM is awesome though! Was very smooth, and all my notes above are what I ran into.

Mainly you guys won't have to unmount /system this go around.

Don't know how to disable the charge LED, even with LightFlow going, I couldn't find an option to turn off.

Screen press turn off sound, couldn't get that either.

Loved it overall during the time I had to eval it, all my apps worked great with exception of those needing camera access.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mastertech007:
Anyone else having problem restoring apps in titanium backup?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MongolPup:
I haven't.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dalvear88:
Loving this ROM so far! Using Camera ZOOM FX app saves photos for me, the pics only have that slightly off white balance as mentioned. Other 3rd party apps might work. Only issue I have is MMS not sending. Hangouts sends put photos though so that's good, just not as an MMS.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] oman0123:
Im also having issues restoring with titanium
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sagara.sandaru:
Yes I had too. I couldn't restore my apps from a nandroid. Flashed SuperSU and now it works
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thetakerfan:
I was able to restore fine with Rom Toolbox, haven't tried Titanium
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mastertech007:
Finally got TB to restore my uninstalled backups. Had to disable the built in superuser and install SuperSU.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
Guys, I've been trying to search the thread for an answer to my problem but after installing the new 5.0 build I can't get lightflow to work because there is this constant yellow light when my device is plugged in, any way to get rid of this annoyance??

*EDIT Let me reiterate, is there anyway of overriding the stock 5.0 charging led with lightflow? It's annoying that even though I have lightflow active I get that terrible red/yellow/green constant led when the device is plugged into a charger or usb.

*EDIT 2 Okay, so now I realized that crappy system battery led only shows when the device is plugged in and the screen is on, as soon as my screen is off my custom lightflow settings kick back in.

Everything else besides the camera is running awesome, this rom is fast and smooth, really all we need now besides the camera issues fixed is a 5.0 compatible kernel we can tweak, I think Smitty is working on that currently though so it's just a matter of time.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RW-1:
Neph, you missed my comments on the LED? :)

I had to go back for work week, but would love if we could disable that charge light.

Was awesome though!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KShion619:
MWisBest, could you merge this commit when you get the chance?

Xbox One Controller Support

Thanks in advance!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MongolPup:
I apologize, I had to do the supersu thing as well but when I skimmed your post I didn't make the connection with Titanium Backup (at a glance I thought it was a system thing instead of TB thing).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
I see there have been some bugs discovered with the recent build, so I'm planning on doing a new build fixing what I can and then updating the OP with that build instead. I also have something special planned for the next build as well... for those of you who follow my GitHub, please don't spoil it! It might not be ready in time, but it's coming along quicker than I thought...

I'd like to thank those of who you have been patient waiting for the new build and not asking when it'll be out etc. I do know it's frustrating for you guys when I give a timeframe on when a new build will be ready and I don't deliver though, however lately the pestering for when a new build will be out has gotten out of hand. I'm usually pretty good with handling things like that which would cause most other devs to basically yell and scream at their users... for example, when people report bugs I'm not one to say "logcat or it didn't happen". At least 90% of the bugs reported are something I can reproduce myself! Why the hell should I need the user to get the logcat when I can get one myself? But anyway, I hope those of you who have been pestering for ETAs can be a little more patient from now on.

I'd also like to thank those of you who have donated to me lately. I usually try to send out thank yous to them when I update the FML thread, but I'm sad to admit that lately I've fallen behind with that. My problem is that I like each thank you to be different and not just a copy and paste generic BS sorta thing, but I'm running out of things to say because there have been so many donations since the GPU driver updating and Lollipop release. Before I update the FML thread next, I will be sure that everybody has been thanked personally.

The donation money has been so helpful lately with me being sick too; I've been able to get food and drinks that are easier for me to digest and keep down.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Alton (Halo 2):
You deserve nothing but the best :thumbup: . Thank you for the recent release its now my DD. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RW-1:
Life comes first - ROM's come second. Plain and simple.

Ya just need that chicken soup IV (.5 liter x2/day) and you'll be good.

Could be worse, I hit 50 today and now that I'm elderly hehehe ... what was I talking about?

Looking forward to what's in store. Awesome job so far, simply awesome!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] meth0dGSX:
Happy BDay!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheYoz:
The only issue that I have is MMS. Other than that, I can live without it until a fix comes in because this ROM is excellent. Fast, and for some reason the battery life is phenomenal. Hopefully MMS is something fixed in the next build! Thanks for this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
Discovered 2 bugs on latest build:

1. Ambient Display randomly turns itself on without notification after turning off the screen and sporadically works only once in awhile when a notification actually does come in.

2. Lockscreen charging notification on the bottom of the screen sticks and stays saying "charging" even when device is removed from charging plug.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dalvear88:
Found one odd bug. If device is powered down and you plug it in to charge, it gets locked up on the Charge animation, not the whole thing, just the main image of the full battery with the lightning bolt icon. Is anyone else experiencing this or is it just me? Have to do a battery pull to get it to turn on or access bootloader screen.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
This has been a common bug since Jelly Bean, for some reason it's impossible to power on the device if it's plugged in while powered off.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MongolPup:
Yeah I got that on the last few kitkat builds as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EAK128:
One bug I haven't seen mentioned that I was having today on the drive home was the data would turn off for 15 to 30 second every time it tried to switch from 3g to 4g and vice versa. Also multitasking is not as good even with all the reclaimed memory, probably needs a little MW magic. Can't wait till these issues get ironed out, cause lollipop looks nice on this old gnex. Great work MWisBest.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
My data has been fine, as far as the multitasking, yea, I'm still noticing a decent amount of homescreen redraws and lenthly opening of apps and switching from screens within apps, it is however way better then previous builds, enough better that I have been able to keep it as my daily driver. This is something I think will be easily rememdied, at least partially, when we have some custom kernels compatible with 5.0, soon as that happens I'm going to do some major adjusting. Besides that, this is in a very early stage of release, it has way less bugs than kit-kat did when it was first ported to Gnex though.

For me the biggest annoyance is the unreliable ambient display option, it never turns on when I pick up my device and only shows up every 1 out of 10 or 15 times I get a notification but then it decides to randomly turn on when just sitting on my coffee table for no reason like 4 or 5 times in a 25 second period of time, really strange. I hope this doesn't have anything to do with our Super AMOLED screen because Lightflow doesn't work for sh*t on 5.0, my charging light works when the screen is off but I get no other notification lights for sms/mms/gmail/g+ etc, lightflow has really went down the toilet over the last 3 or 4 updates.

Regardless, I anxiously but patiently await MW's next build and appreciate every minute he has spent to bring us this wonderful operating system.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zzpianoman:
Has anybody been having issues with video recording? It appears as if there is some kind of scaling issue with the video dimensions reported by the camera vs what the software is encoding into the resulting video file but I haven't seen anyone else reporting this issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] p34rp34r:
Hmm, I had this issue as well. Unfortunately for me, it eventually got worse - the USB port was broken or something. After a few weeks like this, the device had trouble detecting when it was plugged in and when it wasn't. It wouldn't be so bad, except when the phone thinks it is plugged in, there's a USB wakelock that keeps the phone awake so the phone dies in about 8 hours (if I checked the battery graph in Settings, it would just be a straight diagonal line down and the Awake meter would be green all the way across). I thought it was a ROM issue, but going to previous versions of FML didn't help. I guess you should keep an eye on it...

Edit 1: I should note that a battery pull seemed to help the device figure out that it wasn't plugged in and would prevent the wakelock. That might help you determine if it's really the same issue I had.

Edit 2: I couldn't wait for big red to carry the N6 because of the bad USB issue, so I'm on the shamu now...but I'm definitely still going to play with my gnex!

Edit 3: oh, hey 100 posts for me
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zzpianoman:
I think I may have this problem as well, or something similar. I have a number of persistent usb wakelocks (most of which I got rid of by modding my own custom kernel) but my phone never actually thinks it's charging when it's not plugged in.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] EAK128:
I think it's been mentioned already in earlier posts, but yeah video recording works using Google camera, but when I go to watch it in the gallery it's all scaled weird and doesn't play very well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
This is a rom related issue I am having not an issue with the usb charging port, I reverted back to a 4.4.4 nandroid I had on my device just to check and the charging notification on the lockscreen went away the second I unplugged my device. Now I'm back on the 12/6 FML 5.0 rom and the charging notification is sticking persistantly on the bottom of the lockscreen again. Funny thing is that it only says "charging" or "charged" when the device is unplugged, when I need to charge my phone and plug it in it shows the "charging approx 23minutes until charged" or whatever countdown on the bottom but when I unplug it it goes back to "charging" instead of the notification going away like it's supposed to.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zzpianoman:
The video is definitely encoded wrong because playing it on my computer yields the same results.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blueoval50:
No sweat MW we appreciate everything you do, this is the best thing to ever hit my Nexus . Maybe better than new.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] p34rp34r:
Glad it's not a hardware issue for you! While it's not that difficult to replace the USB port of the gnex, it does require a bit of unsoldering/soldering and about $20 to replace. Out of curiosity though, does that "Charging" notification go away with a reboot/battery pull? I noticed my gnex would say "Discharging" but the circle battery animation would spin 'round and 'round, which indicates charging. It would stop doing this after reboot/battery pull.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
Yea, it only sticks after an initial charge, it works normal when charging but sticks on either "charging" or "charged" once I unplugged it. It still says "charged" after 5hrs of being unplugged. Battery life is great on this update on a side note though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Dirty_Jerz:
The USB port is only ~$5-$8 and requires no soldering at all. It's just a ribbon cable. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Samsung-Gal...ort-Flex-Cable-Replacement-Part-/230968192971

Don't get it from amazon. It takes ~3x as long. Find a USA seller on fleabay.

Very easy replacement.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PainFly23:
Interesting. I'm on the toroplus version of the rom, but I thought I'd chime in here. I had the persistent charging notification bug on the last build but it hasn't shown up so far for me since dirty flashing to the new build.

By the way, the frequent launcher redraws and poor multitasking seem to just be a result of overly aggressive minfree values. Setting your own can fix it. Supposedly even devices with official lollipop builds are having this problem as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thetakerfan:
ANyone know of a QR code reader app that works with our camera in its current state? I tried Barcode Scanner which is what I've always used but that just opens and immediately closes again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RW-1:
Yeah, this. You beat me to posting it for those who need it, Yes, you can get the jack portion and solder it into place, but spend the extra $2-3 and don't sweat the install at all ...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zzpianoman:
I tried about a dozen of them, and none work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RW-1:
Likely isn't going to happen, we have only one 3rd party app using the camera correctly it seems, but that has WB issues.

Man, I'm pumped to return the Lollipop bad, it was terrific, but need my camera right now for VC apps that I use for IT work, otherwise ....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] p34rp34r:
Oh wow, didn't know you could replace that whole part. I was only looking at the USB port part which is soldered on. Good to know...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zzpianoman:
I know how you feel. I did my own build of FML with the older drivers so Camera works for me. Video recording is still not working though.

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Yeah, the default minfree values are very aggressive - I don't see them running well on any device with less than 2 Gigs of RAM. I've since lowered them and multitasking works great for me now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RW-1:
share mon, share! :)

What you used, how you did it, etc. Ring the bell, it's zz's tuitorial time!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
Not sure if its the apps I blocked from starting up at boot or if saving my minfrees on trickster on a name and selecting them to start on boot but after I rebooted yesterday afternoon after doing those things my device has had a total of 3 homescreen redraws in 24hrs and I have pretty much zero lag. This ROM is running wonderful now.

I used clean master to block apps I don't use from running automatically and I set my custom minfrees with trickstermod donate. The minfrees went to blank after setting them but I saved them under the minfree profile name "neph 5.0" before setting them so maybe they were force set upon reboot when trickster started my boot up kernel settings.

Not sure what it was but this ROM is great now, smooth and good battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sagara.sandaru:
How did you change min free values? In trickstermod all the values are blank for me

What are the differences you see with older drivers compared to newer drivers, performance wise?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zzpianoman:
I used 3cToolbox to adjust the minfree values. Eventually I plan on baking them in by default once I find optimal settings.

As far as performance with the older drivers, graphically, performance is similar to that of KitKat. The newer drivers definitely give noticeable improvements as far as screen rendering and possibly battery life, but I haven't really had enough time to test battery life with the newer drivers because it is important that I have a working camera for barcode scanner applications. Once the camera is fully functional (and I'm sure this will happen sooner than later) I plan on switching back to the newer drivers, because after all, newer is better, right?

Performance overall is great though. I've also started adding back many of the custom kernel features we have all come to know and love, so I'm able to adjust voltages, color settings, etc.

Edit: I should reiterate though that video recording is still broken even with the old GPU drivers. I think this is an issue with the CameraHAL incorrectly reporting the video dimensions to the software encoder. Haven't found a fix for this yet, but I'm working on it. There are some commits back in the early stages of KitKat that addressed this issue, so I'll go through those and see if it fixes the problem.