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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] macdroid14:
Hi, sorry if this question has been asked before. The last time a flashed a 4.3 ROM in September, it would not connect to 3g or 4g and I recall it was something about data handoff issues and that Verizon needed to release radios for 4.3. I was wondering if this is fixed in 4.4 (like in this ROM) because I've been on 4.2.2 since.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] urphonesux:
This ROM

This gapps for photosphere and panorama and fully functioning keyboardhttps://docs.google.com/file/d/0B1tDv7E1sGVycnpta1dhaWhlY1E/edit?usp=docslist_api

Mpokang 1080p kernel.

That is all...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jrk190:
I've got an OMAP collection too! Droid Bionic, Tab 2 7.0, Droid Incredible, Xperia Play, and original RAZR. The galaxy nexus will be here Wednesday, so there's that, too!

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On a related note, which kernel is suggested for CM11? I'd like to keep a stock look. I might use Cyanogenmod official kernel when released, though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] quickstang:
I never once had a 4G issue on any 4.3 aokp rom. Not sure what you were using, but 4.3.1 4G worked on every build i flashed.

Sent from my iphone killing Galaxy Nexus running whatever kernel & rom I feel like. For the love of everyone on forums READ BEFORE YOU POST.

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Use this kernel.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=47796781

Sent from my iphone killing Galaxy Nexus running whatever kernel & rom I feel like. For the love of everyone on forums READ BEFORE YOU POST.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
I recommend Mpokang 1080p version, the Superram version has been causing video recording and playback issues for alot of people. I guess if you don't plan on watching 720p video or recording in 720p you will be okay though. Honestly there is very little difference in free ram between Mpokang 1080p and Mpokang Superram. With the amount of extra free ram you get from using 4.4 anyway it's not really worth the sacrifice in my opinion.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sickopsycho:
hello world! about to jump on board- I've been following this thread for a bit ut have been running another 4.4 ROM. Gonna give this one a shot and see what it's all about! Looking forward to it! Quick question and I apologize if it's been asked before- but does photosphere work with the 0day PAgapps package, is the addon needed ot what? It says "all supported nexus devices" but photoshpere was not working on the rom I just came from. Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lordscipio:
Has anyone else experienced bluetooth volume problems with this ROM (on latest 11.25 now)? It can connect fine to BLE and normal BT devices, but when I connect it to my BT speakers the volume controls dont do anything and have to adjust volume from the speaker itself, moving the volume all the way up or down on the phone doesnt do anything. I'm hoping it's because I haven't been wiping sys and not because the rom has issues. I'll do a clean install when I flash Mpokang kernel to see if it hopefully fixes it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RoxRedEye:
Thanks. Photosphere working fine now. Still no panorama. Not a major issue for me at the moment though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sickopsycho:
Ok just installed and yeah- I'm digging it. Switched to ART runtime and everything went to ****. FCs all over the place even though I know I installed the correct gapps. Settings wouldnt even open so I had to flash again- no worries though. I'll just stick with dalvik until I figure out what I did wrong... =)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chris157:
I've found the panorama does actually work but you just have to do it blind. Nothing slows up but when you hit stop it will render just fine.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
I don't think there's that big of an issue regarding which kernel you use. The kernel in FML is pretty close to stock CM, currently I've added in:

- Added Imoseyon's fix for the random WiFi MAC ID bug.

- Added support for (somewhat inaccurate, works best outdoors) ambient temperature sensing.

- Added "BIGMEM" config, but leaves enough RAM untouched to allow for 1080p video recording and minimize any chance for stability issues with it.

- Optimized RAM timings by boype (results in about 10% more RAM throughput).

With a different kernel, the ambient temperature sensor won't work. You could request that the author of your kernel add these commits to allow it to work, it shouldn't have any adverse effects on ROMs without the code that isn't part of the kernel pertaining the temperature sensing:

https://github.com/MWisBest/android...mmit/4c706b6f359158ceef8ceffd2c34e7cbe1d99ad4

https://github.com/MWisBest/android...mmit/9e9c0297a3677078610bad69d0047472ccb84dc5

https://github.com/MWisBest/android...mmit/07c773d33ab664390d65c113f272ea28ecbe6fdb

If the author doesn't like that it's 3 separate commits, let me know and I'll squash it down to just 1 commit.

I'm not sure about Photosphere, however could I suggest possibly giving Focal a try? It's available in the Play Store, and last I checked it supports Photosphere OK. For a while Focal was even part of CyanogenMod when it (Focal) was in its infancy.

I haven't been able to test bluetooth audio for quite some time, I used to test it in my sister's car but I haven't seen her for quite some time unfortunately. I'll try and see what I can do, maybe I can get a cheap bluetooth speaker or even just test it out in the store if they let me.

Panorama actually works, but the screen display while doing it doesn't. You can try doing it blind, however I'm not suggesting that is where I'll leave it. I plan on taking a look at the panorama stuff once I can get through some other things that are higher up on my to-do list, I didn't realize how many people actually used the camera for things like this though so I did bump it up a little!

I haven't used ART for a while, I'll keep a closer eye on this now. I'm glad you're enjoying the ROM so far, despite all the little issues that have been popping up. Without people using it and telling me what issues they have, there's not much I can do to fix it for them and anybody else that might have that issue.

Yep, that's about right, haha.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shadowlore:
Any chance for Fastcharge support? Have been extremely happy over the last day or so while using this build, but Tasker nagging me the kernel doesn't support fastcharge while connected to the car. Bluetooth+LTE+screen-on+GPS (Waze) Navigation still produces a negative battery flow without fastcharge on. (discharges faster than it can charge) Not looking for a toggle, or anything that complex, just looking for the ability to flip it on and off with Tasker (SecureSettings enabled).

(To those that are going to chime in: Yes, I'm fully aware I can just pick another kernel, but as it is, this one seems to be working just fine in it's current form, minus the fastcharge capabilities)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RoxRedEye:
Yeah I noticed that awhile after I posted. Haha. Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rushead:
I understand keeping things stock, but there's no reason to avoid flashing mpokang v10 1080p.

I have been using bt in the car with no problems. Will test the newest build today, but I expect more of the same...sheer awesomeness.

Sent from a frequent flasher.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] iwasaperson:
+1 My phone will not charge if I don't have fast charge on or my phone off. It just drains slower than normal.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nalanotae:
I'm on the 11-25 build and i just noticed in the quick settings my battery says 0% when i click on the tile it takes me to my battery usage screen and said it is at 91%

Edit after sending that last post i checked again now it is reading right. Crazy....... I will report back with a screen shot if it happens again

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shadowlore:
Will give MPO a shot, I suppose. Thx.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
I will add Fast Charge to the kernel, as it's something I would use as well. For feature requests, if it's something I'd use and isn't overly complex to the point where it could delay more important things (e.x. bug fixes), I have absolutely no problem adding it, wouldn't even think twice about it. I'll throw Fast Charge up at the top of the To-Do list as it shouldn't take me more than 5 or 10 minutes of work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sickopsycho:
Thanks for the reply! I'm loving this rom! Aside from the very awkward dpi that is inherent with GEL launcher (which I know a swap to nova or whatever would easily fix- I just like the GEL launcher and how google now is integrated), it's wonderful. Almost ZERO graphical glitching! I couldn't believe it until I saw it and now I'm a believer! I havent had 1 random reboot since I installed last night! AWESOME!!! the last ROM I was on gave me reboots quite frequently- and always at the most inopportune moments, of course! I saw another post on here with someone suggesting a different gapps package to install for photosphere... I'll give that a shot. I'm not sure where focal is in their build but the last time I ran it (which, admittedly was a while ago when it first came out) it was buggy as hell. Almost unusable. I'll give it another shot, though, if the stock photosphere option doesnt pan out. Regarding ART- has anyone sucessfully got it working? I'm afraid to try again now because I have everything setup the way I like it. Guess I'm gonna have to nandroid and give it another whirl. I had it running flawlessly on the previous 4.4 rom- thought the only real stipulation was that you had to install the odexed gapps... which I assume the 0-day PAGAPPS are because they claim ART compatability. Any feedback would be appreciated... Other than that I am hella impressed! Great job on this one, devs! This will absolutely be my daily driver for the forseeable future!

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Is this gapps package odexed as to support the Android Runtime (ART)? Judging by the size I would say yes but just want to make sure...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ricola1989:
I played around with the different DPIs n the build.prop and changing from the stock 320 to 270 results in GEL keeping 4 open slots in the dock and a 4*4 app grid. The icons don't take up the entire damn screen so it feels pretty comfortable. Just gotta play around with it...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Nephilim:
Great find, 270 DPI is perfect, looks great but doesn't bork the way the device looks. I used build.prop editor from playstore to try out your suggestion and it feels much more comfortable. :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sickopsycho:
Yup. Profit. urphonesux FTW! It pains me that I can only "Thanks" you once for this reply, good sir. =) Works like a charm- photosphere is back in action. Now to change that annoying ass shutter sound... hmmmmm... it sounds like I'm kicking a dolphin everytime it snaps a picture...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
Had a few reboots today - dirty flash art on - will try with a clean flash tonight - do you have to switch back to dalvik to install updates? Also do you have to reinstall gapps on update?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sickopsycho:
+1 works perfect and looks a lot better =)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sickopsycho:
Ok just a quick update... IDK what I did before to screw everything up so bad- I could have sworn I installed the proper Gapps but maybe not. Regardless- I am now running on the 11/19 PAGapps that was linked that had the photosphere support (which works flawlessly) and I switched over to ART and got zero FC or any errors. Everything is working as it should! Marvelous! I am running MPOKangs 1080 kernel and the Gapps I specified but no issues with ART. Thanks for the great ROM, guys- this really is extremely impressive. I follow Androidpolice.com and I'm hearing about all the bugs with 4.4 and the nexus 5... where the share menu disappears and defualts the file you want to share as your last share choice consistantly, the Nexus 4 home button and quick settings issue, and there are more...

Well my point is that I'm thinking to myself... I am finding less bugs in this build than manufacturers are sending OTA to consumer devices- Seriously... I'm sure there are some bugs but it's really about on the same level. VERY impressive! Great job, I can't say it enough!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skylordusa1:
Anyone else sitting on 3G where they are normally on 4G. I have been sitting on 3G all day since I flashed the ROM in the morning. Im at work so hard for me to check the thread I tried to read back as many pages as I could but didnt see anything. Did a clean wipe before installing. Just curious if others are having problems or its just my phone. Not really as smooth as I was hoping kitkat would be but the Rom seems to be alright besides no 4G.

Edit: Oh actually battery life seems pretty bad like actually worse then the gnex already was hahahahha.

Phone seems to stay pretty hot. Wondering if I got a wakelock issue or something running constantly that

Im not aware of. Not really seeing anything out of the ordinary in the batt stats.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rushead:
I've been using bt today with no problems, for anyone who was wondering.

I did have a camera problem. I had taken a picture of my grandma's recipe for stuffing. So I went to two different markets and was looking at the picture (using the camera app). The phone fell asleep a few times with the picture displayed. After awakening @ the fifth or sixth time, black screen, no response, and "unfortunately" toast. Cleared camera data to no avail. Reboot fixed it. This happened twice. It's not a big deal, really since the camera has been functioning flawlessly otherwise.

Loving this so far. Ironic that Google dropped us, and we're having fewer issues than their "supported" phones. XP
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sickopsycho:
I'm pretty sure you dont have to revert to dalvik to update- in other roms I did not. Just a dirty flash but make sure you wipe cache... also OP indicates you need to reinstall gapps- I certainly would after update. ART is going to have to optimize apps for a long time again but it's worth it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] agreenbhm:
You most certainly need to reinstall Gapps after an update; not for stability, but because flashing the ROM update overwrites the Gapps, so if you want to use them, you need to reinstall (flash) them.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rice923:
I also had this problem on the last build. Hasn't happened yet on this build though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vitokes:
Had anyone had a problem with the battery stats not showing? Like the percentage values just not there?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tomv9302:
Error in /sdcard....

Anyone else get an error:

"Error in /sdcard/cm-11-20131125-FML-toro.zip......

(Status 7)

Installation aborted"

Wiped everything, checked MD5, redownloaded.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
Make sure signature verification is off? What recovery? Twrp can be picky with 4.4 try latest cwm.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Enter The Nexus:
Anyone getting "invalid Download URI" on the play store?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmy3299:
I can't log into exchange email. I have done it no problem on 4.3 and before but not on any kit Kat Roms. Am I missing something?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Card83:
Loving this Rom so far. With the mpokang 1080p kernel, it blazes, yet doesn't kill battery life. Fine work indeed.

I do have one question though. Does anyone else use an app to back up their SMS data? I use SMS Backup & Restore, but can't get my data to load. When I restore, it seems to work fine. But when I go back and open my Messaging app, it's not there. I can only assume that it has possibly has something to do with where the data is stored on Android 4.4, but that's just a guess. Any ideas? It's not essential, but it would be nice.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Enter The Nexus:
Try out Helium maybe even TiBu...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Card83:
I never remember to use TiBu to backup SMS messages, no idea why...haha.

However, I did figure out what was going on. Apparently, 4.4 has chagned the way the OS handles messaging, as quoted here from the Android Developers blog:

So, it seems I just have to temporarily make SMS Backup & Restore the default SMS app, do the restore, then switch the default back to its prior setting.

EDIT: The SMS Backup & Restore developer seems to have already solved this problem. I just needed to update the app to the newest version, which has been re-done to work with 4.4.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] taz1458:
I believe that may be the recovery. I had something similar and it was because I did not flash the new cwm recovery for toro. I had the maguro one. IIRC I think the IMG file is a few pages back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
Clean flashed last night and will test all day today - so far battery seems way better than 4.3 but have not been outside of good signal yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rajsris:
11/25 is running great for me.

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Exchange issues are a known bug in KK right now. In having a lot of calendar issues myself.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Card83:
I stayed away from the 4.3 Roms because the 3G/4G hand-off and related battery issues that stemmed from the phone constantly searching for a signal (that was there all along). I haven't experienced any problems of that sort here. My office is well outside the city and inside a reinforced concrete building, so I struggle to keep any bars on 3G at times. However, I noticed that it kicked to 4G by the time I got back to the highway yesterday. No reboots or messing with airplane mode for me!

The only downside I've seen is that I made the mistake of showing the new "Ok, Google" feature to my girlfriend. For the last 24 hours, she's yelled it any time she sees me use my phone. :silly:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tomv9302:
Thanks for the replies. Trying that now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cdmove:
what kernel you guys recommend for this rom?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sivarticus85:
Is anyone getting notification pulldown lag? It goes away when I'm in 4G, but it's unbearable in 3G. Running latest FML, mpokang 1080, and the PA gapps linked a few posts back.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sickopsycho:
I am using the MPOKang 1080p kernel. It flies- I'm really impressed with it. I'm also using Nephilliams reccomended kernel settings fwiw. The kernel OP says you have to do a clean install with the kernel... I did only because I was doing a clean install from another ROM anyway but I'm not 100% certain its necessary...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theskyliesx:
Hi I love the rom. I just noticed one thing wrong in my daily use so far. I'm using the 11/25 build everything works great so far except when I connect my phone to my car with bluetooth normally it will tell me the artist name and song title on the radio screen in my car but it looks like it isn't working with this rom. and I haven't noticed anyone else bring up this issue.

thanks
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jonstrong:
Might be because this one doesn't use a ram disk but a few others do. Dirty flash (I believe) could leave the allocated space behind (?).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] afguy0127:
It's funny you should mention Bluetooth. I installed this ROM last night and so far it is great. One of the things I was looking forward to was the ability to finally have full integration with my Mustang's Sync system (send and receive texts.) It worked first thing this morning, but when I shut the car off, I got an error with the Bluetooth stack. Unfortunately I don't have the exact error. I tried rebooting the phone, but now it is back to having all the functionality except for the messaging. I'll try to play around with it some more and see if I can get the exact error, as well as a logcat.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theskyliesx:
I don't get any errors with using bluetooth at all, everything works fine except for showing the song title and artist name
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ohcop72:
Really wanting to try this rom, Keep getting a failure when I try a clean install. Any Suggestions?

Some Background,

Been running SlimBean ROM no issues (4.3)

Last week tried the CyanogenMod Installer (Bad Mistake) It installed CWR and I did not like it.

Now after I restore my back-up in TWRP after I get this failure, it constantly tries to load CyanogenMod Installer (I thought I deleted.

Maybe if I format the SD it will work,

Going to try another rom first, if I can't flash then Ill format SD and try this one again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pitchdarkice:
what failure are you getting?

during install, when first starting and setting up?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ohcop72:
During Install,

Tried a different download still failed.

Cleared the SD Card, Failed

Cleared SD Card and went back to Back-up and CYANOGENMOD App keeps popping up can't get to home screen.

Can't get past this after restore
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ohcop72:
Sorry to get off topic, Not sure what happened, ended up doing full wipe including SD CARD and internal storage, pushed filed to phone and started over again

Unfortunately This phone keeps getting a failed when trying to flash, Thanks for all the help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rushead:
Almost certain you're using the wrong recovery version. Make sure you're on the latest twrp or cwm.

Sent from a frequent flasher.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hotrodwinston:
Got a potential showstopper - No data when not on Verizon towers - and data roaming is turned on. I work in an area where only "extended network " (read Sprint) is available.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jrk190:
Alright, so... With 11/25, what's wrong with the verizon version?

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Oh, I just noticed a thing with kitkat... The dialer isn't themed like KitKat. Anyone know a fix for this? It's a pain for my OCD!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sickopsycho:
Are you doing a full manual wipe during clean install? If you wipe data, cache, dalvik and system last then you should not be getting the cyanogenmod app reinstalling itself. Make sure that you are on the latest version of twrp 2.6.3.1 I think- and download FML latest in OP plus the 0-day PA gapps. Make sure you MANUAL wipe data, cache, dalvik then system last and install the ROM then the gapps package. If you get errors take a pic or write them down and report back.

On another note I had a couple wonky issues start up today out of nowhere. First battery drain was horrible all day when it wasnt the day before. Google services used 20% of my battery and kept my phone awake for friggin 3.5 hours. Also my gps went bonkers today too- was trying to tell me that I was about 10 miles away from where I was. moved as i moved, just off by about 10 miles. strange. I'm gonna charge up tonight and possibly clean install tomorrow if issues still persist.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] drmbdrummer:
Hi all; great rom! I'm having issues with getting a 3g signal. 4g works fine but when I'm outside a 4g area/shut it off in the settings I get no data. Clean installed a few times but the issue persists. I've tried updating roaming settings and reflashing the radios too. Any ideas? Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Enter The Nexus:
No one can hear me when I'm on the phone, yet my other microphone activities are fine? Any help?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] dodgerblue:
I installed this ROM last night. I've put it through some pretty heavy usage, setting things back up (clean install), so battery life I can't really speak on. Installed Mpokang v10 this morning. Before I installed the kernel, ROM was a bit glitchy. Dropped my DPI to 270 per someone's recommendations (Thanks for that tip!). Switched over to ART. Using Francos color settings. One issue I've had is data has dropped a couple of times. Not sure if it's ROM related or caused by one of the changes I've made. Tomorrow will be a pretty good test of data and battery life, will be spending the day with family for Thanksgiving...Tanks for the ROM! Keep up the good work! So far pretty damn solid!