yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] heXacode:
Get you a big glass. Poor some strong beer in it. Throw a jager bomb in with 2 shots of JD. Drink it all in one shot. You'll be good as new in a few minutes.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
I'm about 3 years away from that unfortunately, and I'm about to go drive my car. >.<
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] heXacode:
Ahhh shucks. Didn't know. You should have painkillers for it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zandander:
For some reason during my titanium backup it keeps locking up after only one app gets restored.

Using batch restore.

The first 40 went perfectly, but the subsequent 35 only one at a time were restoring requiring me to do a reboot :/

Kinda irritated...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] t1.8matt:
First try this, go to preferences>troubleshooting then click force system busybox. Of that doesn't work try Supersu.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zandander:
I'll try and report back man! Thanks for the tip!

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No when you say Supersu, flash the newest version? Or?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
Please, don't mess with SuperSU.

The ROM is already rooted out of the box, there is no need to go messing around with yet another Superuser. IMO, if an app gets root access, it gets root access, plain and simple.

What I've done to resolve those issues with Titanium Backup is to delete all my backups and make fresh ones. Ever since I did that I haven't had any issues with it freezing upon restoring apps.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zandander:
Thank you good sir. As soon as I get done restoring all this crap then I'll delete the backups and start a new.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] t1.8matt:
I'm just going by what has worked for me. I've never had any problems with Supersu but have had plenty of issues with Superuser creating problems. But you're the dev and it's your ROM so I would go with what you said. But I've never had to delete my backups to get Tibu to work nor would I want to. Just sayin is all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] taz1458:
WiFi Tethering does not work. Settings FC.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] db306:
I can also confirm tethering force close issue
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hwolfe:
Random reboots after clean install on 12/30 with PA Gapps Full Modular

Hi,

I came from a CM rom and did what I thought was a clean install (wipe data/cache, then wipe dalvik, then install the zips), but am getting random reboots with the 12/30 build using PA gapps modular (full not mini). Can anybody tell me if there is something else I need to do to do a truly clean install? Or might it be that PA gapps that is causing the problem? I didn't have any reboots with the CM rom, but had other issues that made me want to give an Omni rom a try. Thanks in advance for any help!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rushead:
You need to wipe system for a truly clean wipe.

Sent from a flashead cracker.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
Please make sure you aren't confusing this with this. ChainsDD's Superuser was great in its time but it appears he got busy with life and wasn't able to maintain it for Android 4.3 and up, which would be where the aforementioned issues stem from. Not to mention I'm fairly certain both SuperSU and the CWM/Koush Superuser are both based on ChainsDD's work. I have had not two, not one, but zero issues with the CWM/Koush Superuser over nearly a year of usage with multiple Android versions. With having the built-in Superuser, there isn't really a way to remove it, so if you throw SuperSU into the mix you're basically trying to use 2 different Superusers, and I can only imagine the headache that could cause.

I'll have a look at this, thank you for the report!

I thought when flashing an OmniROM(-based) ROM it already wiped /system automagically, not sure what could be causing the reboots though, but definitely worth a shot wiping /system.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blitz1416:
Small issues with Omni version

I'm just loving this ROM. I can't believe all the bloat that is in so many other ROMs today - I don't need two versions of Halo, Pie, ribbons, and fibers... I just need a ROM that runs the latest version of Android - quickly and smoothly. FML nails it.

I was excited to see you switch over to the Omni ROM as a base - I keep reading they have the best version of Kit Kat for Galaxy Nexus phones. I did a complete wipe last night, loaded up the latest version and almost everything is working.

Three small issues I found:

1 - it will not save my selection of LTE as my preferred network type - it always reverts back to 3g. However it does connect with 4G - so I am not sure how much this matters...

2 - when I try to turn on Portable Wi-Fi hotspot from the settings menu, I get a FC on Settings. I can still activate it through my widget - so a workaround exists.

3 - I downloaded a widget but had to re-boot before it would show up in the widget selection screen.

Keep up the great work - this is such a wonderful ROM!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] t1.8matt:
I was talking about this one from Chainfire. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1538053. When flashing this from his website, not installing from the Play Store I'm pretty sure it takes over the built in Superuser. I've never had to mess with the baked in Superuser after flashing and have had zero root issues, where like I said, I've had plenty of issues even with the baked in one.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] metalspring:
I've had issues with superuser before, it always messes up with rw/ro in /system with root explorer, plus issues moving files on the sdcard with file explorer apps and other weird permissions issues, superSU always seems to work better for me anyway

Also most roms wipe system anyway (hence why some have a backup script for gapps), so wiping system usually isnt needed (never hurts though)

And as far as reboots, they may related to the graphics bugs (only cm has fixed the reboot issue as far as I know), despite most of the graphics issues being fixed there is still something somewhere in most roms that will still cause a reboot in certain situations
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] db306:
Besides the tethering issue, everything running great. Thanks MW
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] t1.8matt:
No need to apologize, I understand where you're coming from. Its all good. I can't use your ROM anyways right now until WiFi tethering gets fixed, but I'm looking forward to trying it when it does. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] taz1458:
Hey MW, Just wanted to say thank you for your hard work on this. I have moved onto an S4. Even more of a pain to root and all that, might just stay stock for a bit, but anyway. Glad I could give ya a few bug reports before I moved on. FYI, if your on unlimited, and have an upgrade and a basic phone on your lione, its easy to keep it. Thanks Radioshack!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nitsua98:
I wish I could even get 8 hours of sleep :(.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swarlesbarkely:
When using maps I noticed it had my location spot on but it was still searching for gps. Is this a bug or just a conflict in location settings or something?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
Without 8 hours of sleep I can't even function during the day! For every hour less than 8 hours of sleep I get I need at least 1 extra soda during the day, sometimes even a Pepsi Max (it has roughly double the amount of caffeine as regular Pepsi and Coke). And I did miss school with oversleeping that much. :(

Thanks for the heads up, I should be taking a long drive this weekend and will be able to debug this pretty easy then.

I had an appointment with my psychiatrist the other day and it looks like my meds needed to be adjusted a bit as it was probably related to the sleep problems. Should take effect by the end of the week. I'm starting some test builds of CMKP stuff tonight and doing a fresh CM-10.2 build as well, since AOSP went from tag android-4.3_r2.2 to tag android-4.3_r3. Not sure what all changed, I'll see.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
New build for today is up, check out the changelog for more info.

The CMKP test builds are looking OK, not quite ready to upload a build of it yet as it's kinda shaky, will try and update on how that's going later tonight.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Enter The Nexus:
What are you taking? Just PM me if you don't want to speak about it in a public manner.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeff5347:
Just wondering if cmkp is still in the works. Looking forward to trying this
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
I recently kinda got hit by some things in life and haven't had time to do much development stuff, let alone anything else. I apologize for not getting anything released CMKP-wise yet, I'm going to see if I can set aside some time to get some **** done soon. I'm thinking I might just start off by throwing added things into one menu in Settings to reduce the work needed at first, I'll probably just avoid the "polishing" stuff like that for now as a whole.

I really appreciate all the support you guys have given me, I certainly have made a lot of promises here that I haven't been able to keep and I feel absolutely horrible about it. I honestly never imagined I'd have as many views, replies, and downloads as I do, and feel I've let you guys down. I'm going to try getting something done today. I'm thinking of starting by: adding Performance Control app, I did some modifications to it for when I was building AOKP for 4.2 for myself a long time ago that might prove useful still; fixing the RAMdisk, which should fix the issues I was encountering with ondemandplus and sioplus; building an optimized Java and Linaro GCC to speed-up compilation time, as with this CMKP stuff I'll probably have to do a lot of full rebuilds which takes hours that I don't have; adding a Fast Charge toggle, as I've found Fast Charge to be extremely useful lately but am sick of typing in the commands for it manually as I'm lazy; freeing up space on my phone, as I don't have enough free space to test CMKP stuff anymore; request to reduce my hours at work, there was a new person hired finally so I'm not the only one doing my job anymore done; just start adding AOKP features, beginning with small yet useful things.

Don't worry about the work hour reducing, it's not just for dev time or anything, I just need a break from all that stress for a while in general to help with all the other things I'm dealing with.

EDIT: Got a start on creating some separate branches on GitHub to start getting my existing CMKP stuff up there. I think I'll get up a fresh CM build as well, they switched to the android-4.3_r3.1 tag now, build ID went from JLS36C to JLS36G.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jeff5347:
NP. I was just curious. I give you devs credit... Wish I could code and build like you guys. Get your life good and we can wait for your ROM. The added wait just brings more anticipation on how awesome I'm sure it will be. Thanks for all your efforts.!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
Ended up spending last night at my dad's, was kinda last minute so I didn't bring my laptop so I wasn't able to upload a new build. I'll have to get that done tonight instead now. :c

EDIT: And now today I've been having internet issues. Great. I've had no internet since around the time I originally made this post and now after hours of trying to figure out what the hell was going on I discover that my WiFi router has gone kaput. I was able to get a couple very long spare ethernet cables run out to the family room in my basement and just go right off of my ISP's main router from outside, however if they come by and take a look at it I'm fairly certain they won't like it; they provide utilities (electricity) in addition to the internet/cable/phone stuff so they stop by and read the electric meter which is right next to their now "modified" internet boxes housing the equipment for it... my sister's boyfriend works for them so maybe they'll let me off with a warning about it lol, but needless to say this is going to put a dent in development.

The router was a WRT54G bought probably 7 years ago, so it definitely had a good run at least! I'm probably going to crack it open and see what's up while I'm busy saving for a new router.

EDIT2: Does anybody know if ethernet is supported via USB OTG with an Ethernet-->USB Adapter on the Galaxy Nexus? I might be able to get back on track for development if so, as I think I have an adapter laying around somewhere and could make a USB OTG cable with my short USB extension cable...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
Quick update on how things are going...

I got a new router ordered, should be here sometime around the 2nd of October. Will be able to resume development stuffs once that arrives.

job = null; // In English, I quit my job.

I'll probably look for something else, but honestly I'm amazed I lasted as long as I did. Let me put it this way... about 75% of all the people that were working there when I started, have quit. Two people have even started working after me and quit before me. Everybody that had my position (busser / dishwasher) there when I started? Gone. I started 4 and a half months ago. And I'm horrible at taking orders from people, I thought THAT was going to be the problem, instead I ended up just getting better at handling that lol.

Already I'm feeling a huge load just lifted right off my shoulders... should be good for me. :)

EDIT: And of course in the time I've been away AOKP has now gotten out its first 4.3 nightly, aw. Maybe once I get back on my feet here I'll have both an AOKP build and a CM build and then "breed" them to create a CMKP. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
Alrighty, well it looks like they didn't take me seriously when I quit my job! They figured it was just in the heat of the moment, which it kinda was. I think I'll keep working there until I get something else lined up for now.

The new router came in yesterday, I got it all set up now. It increased my internet speed a little bit (no pun intended)! I'll be trying to get an updated CyanogenMod build uploaded finally later today, and then overnight I'll have all the AOKP stuff download. I was up til 4:30AM getting it all wired up, I'm still kinda tired. My mom isn't really happy with my handiwork wiring it up though, an ethernet cable running on the ceiling isn't particularly appealing to her!!

I appreciate your guy's patience with me while I sorted all this stuff out, it means a lot that you guys haven't completely given up and deserted me, I know I certainly would have.

EDIT: Had to do a full rebuild... I'll try and upload it in the morning, but right now I gotta get some sleep for school tomorrow. :c

EDIT2: Got it built, but ran into some issues with testing. I don't want to release something that will cause issues, so I'll be working on this tonight as much as I can. From what I did see though, mobile data should be improved, which is one of my biggest goals with this project. So at the very least, I have accomplished something! :good:

EDIT3: I think I have found what was wrong and fixed it, and there's a chance I finally fixed up the RAMdisk. That should fix the lag with the ondemandplus governor, and should allow 1080p video support to be restored in the event a kernel other than the default kernel or Fancy Kernel "BIGMEM" build is flashed.

EDIT4: While that appears to be fixed, due to a recent change in CM (which I will never understand what purpose it served) I'll have to do yet another full rebuild. When I wake up tomorrow I will run a brief test on the build and then upload it. Again, I appreciate your patience, and I hope your wait is well worth it. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
New build is up! :highfive: Please let me know if there are any issues, this build wasn't tested as much as I would like it to have been.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swarlesbarkely:
Just flashed it. Seems fine so far. Is the search app new? Not the Google one, the magnifying glass one haha

Also my auto brightness seems dimmer right now at night.

EDIT: Gesture typing isn't working at all for me. I do it and it just doesn't enter into the field
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
I do believe there was a change to allow the auto-brightness to go dimmer. I think the review process said that it used to be like that and that it had positive reviews when they switched back to the old way on the Nexus 4, however I don't understand why they thought that would be a good reason considering the displays are completely different between the Nexus 4 and Galaxy Nexus. If it's an issue for you and nobody objects, I could revert that change or maybe find a decent middle-ground for it.

Gesture typing works OK for me. Did you wipe /system? And if you did, did you reflash GApps? I don't know what you mean by a magnifying glass search app, those are the only 2 things I think of that could be related to this...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] swarlesbarkely:
I didn't mind the auto brightness at all really. Yes I wiped /system but the gapps I've been using are Slim's minimal gapps. It's never been a problem before though. And the search app might've been from something else and I just always delete it cause it was dumb haha
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
Alright, I don't think using those gapps should be an issue so I'll double-check some things when I get home from church in an hour or so. I help run some of the tech stuff here like the protection and audio systems; I'm not really religious, but I'm not atheist either, I think it's ignorant to not think there isn't some higher power of some sort, this is a Methodist church I'm at currently. I wouldn't like helping a Catholic church due to the things I've read about them in history O.O anything else I would be indifferent to.

err... apologies for getting off-topic there. Some news about development: turns out the RAMdisk wasn't fixed like I thought it was, but I've already tracked down the issue so I should be able to fix it. I'm getting some optimized build tools built, which should help cut down on the time it takes to do a build of the ROM. I'm going to have AOKP stuff download during the day... hopefully it doesn't hog my internet too bad, but I need to get it downloaded ASAP lol.

EDIT: Thank god... I thought I had removed my AOKP source code folder when it wasn't building at first, but it's actually still there! Just a simple source code sync and I'll be working on getting a build of it up and running. :)

EDIT2: Ran into some issues with the AOKP build last night, but I've figured out the issue: the optimized Java I built to speed up compiling was so fast that it actually caused issues with multithreading! Haha. I'm at school today and have a doctor appointment afterwards but I should have enough time before I have to leave for the appointment to start up the build again and have it run while I'm gone. I'll continue giving updates on how AOKP stuff is going when I get time for it. oh also... Achievement Get: BUY A CAR! Working all summer ended up paying off :)

EDIT3: AOKP stuff didn't quite go as planned, but nothing I can't figure out. Today I had a dentist appointment because my jaw has been killing me lately (there are times where I can't even open my mouth enough to talk), I was referred to an oral surgeon to get a better look at it. Might be getting my wisdom teeth pulled soon I guess, whenever that happens I'll probably be out of it for about a week or so... I remember taking care of my older sister when she had hers pulled, and she was just completely out of it for at least a week, probably the painkillers or something, lol. I don't care if she doesn't live with me anymore, she's gonna come over and take care of me when mine are pulled whether she likes it or not! (:<
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
Good news and bad news to share...

Good: RAMdisk issues are fixed 100% in the build I did last night, there are no issues with the ondemand and ondemandplus governors anymore from what I've seen with testing.

Bad: Mobile data seemed to be very picky during testing. I'm not sure what brought on that issue, and I'm going to try looking through some logcats for the radio in study hall right now. Until I figure out what's going on with this or if it was just some bad reception I don't think I'll post that build. I might put a link to it in a post in the thread with some instructions to get a logcat and send it to me for those who might be curious about it or want to try and help speed up figuring out what's up, but I won't put it in the main post yet at least. Again, I appreciate you guys being patient with me, I honestly didn't think people would understand that devs have lives and things to deal with in them but you guys definitely get that. :)

EDIT: Threw up the new build, check the changelog for more info about what was probably going on with mobile data.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] modernbummer:
Just want to report that this is running very well. Did you add battery light or is that now part of CM?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
Glad to hear it's working alright, thanks for the feedback.

Battery light is part of CM now, I noticed that as well. I personally didn't like it that much so I just turned it off in the settings on my phone, it was just too bright and blinked too often for my liking.

EDIT: Well I was planning on throwing up a fresh CM build and working on AOKP tonight, but it looks like CM is in the process of merging in Android 4.3.1 ... meaning, some things have been updated to 4.3.1 and some haven't, so I can't really do a build with the code in its current state without the possibility of ... issues. Oh well, I'll see how CM is doing in the morning. *yawn*

EDIT2: Good morning! Guess they're still working on merging 4.3.1... the manifest hasn't been updated to 4.3.1 but the "android_build" part of it (for those not familiar with building Android, it's separated into multiple git repositories for different sections of it which is all listed in the "manifest" to sync them and whatnot) has been updated, and that contains the build ID, so the build ID right now would indicate that it's already updated to 4.3.1 but it technically isn't... hope nobody else building CM gets confused by it thinking they're building 4.3.1 already! xD

EDIT3: With the help of Jonny, I was able to get the thread put up on the DevDB! Still trying to learn how it works and whatnot, seems pretty nice and will probably make finding the ROM easier, and it appears there's even a section to allow you guys to report bugs and submit feature requests, which will make keeping track of things much easier. :) I'll have to work on getting it set up more when I get home in a little bit.

EDIT4: Didn't have time to fix up the DevDB stuff, and right now I'm currently going to give a 4.3.1 build a shot, despite my gut telling me CM really isn't fully updated yet...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MWisBest:
Threw up a 4.3.1 build. Check the changelog for more info. :)

EDIT: Quick development progress update for you guys...

AOKP is still giving me issues with building, so I'm just going to (yet again) back off from just pure AOKP and get a "CMKP" mix going.

I recently did some work to the kernel, including patching it up to Linux 3.0.100 as Fancy Kernel was still back at 3.0.96. I think boype might be taking a (well-deserved) break? Honestly, any time I see a project start to slow down for a while I'm actually happy because I know the developer has taken a step-back; as a group I think we devs tend to over-stretch ourselves at times. I really wouldn't be here without him being alright with me using his kernel for the ROM, I'm greatly appreciative of it.

I'm really interested in this OmniROM stuff going on... I absolutely agree with all the points made in the announcement for it (here: http://www.xda-developers.com/android/from-the-bbq-omnirom/ ). I'll see what I can do with it, for sure.