[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
[MENTION=3315635]neoramasay[/MENTION] I am not sure that it is the gapps pack that is causing the no OK Google on my phone. It could very well be for that matter. When it did used to work, I was using nothing but pa-gapps for my Razr. Since there are no more pa-gapps, I had to try a few different gapps packs before finding one that would work well with our cm11 roms. And yes, installing an incorrect gapps pack could cause this issue. Only way to really find out though is to try out some different gapps packages to see if I could find one where OK Google is working, and then restoring everything I have on the phone. Since I have already been there, done that, with OK Google, *that* is not something I care enough about to continue troubleshooting on with. When OK Google does work, it really serves no useful purpose because anything OK Google can do, I can do manually several times faster. For me, it is just a dead issue I'm afraid. :(

...I just went back to see what files I have on my hard drive. I used to save good roms and gapps packs that worked really well all during the cm11 development cycle.I have several pa-gapps packages still on my hard drive. Latest one I think is pa_gapps-modular-mini-4.4.4-20150301-signed.zip. Maybe if I get really, really bored and hard up for something to do, I will save my current setup with safe strap, then flash the current cm11 along with the pa_gapps-modular-mini-4.4.4-20150301-signed.zip file just to find out if OK Google does work by doing that. I am not sure how well that would work because Casper has a working OK Google system and he is not using pa-gapps, AFAIK. But, he might be using a gapps package where the OK Google does work. Interesting hypothesis to check out my friend. :confused:

That pa-gapps file name is a Mega Cloud share link so if you want to pull it and try it yourself, be my guest, neoramasay. I am not likely to get around to it for a very long time but if it is important to you, try flashing this pa-gapps zip along with cm11 to see what happens. The gapps will update over playstore or at least you will know for sure that installing the wrong gapps package could break the OK Google detection built into cm11.

[MENTION=1472623]d.casper.b[/MENTION] it sure is a good thing to hear that the jumpy screen has gone away. Something like that would absolutely drive me bats! Yes, I have had bad digitizers before. Two broken ones on my Galaxy Tab 10.1 (Broken, replacing the part not as bad as you might think.) and one on the Razr phone, just a really tiny crack running down the center of the screen gut everything seems to work alright and the replacement digitizer that I ordered for it was a total nightmare to replace had I finished the job. That Motorola digitizer is one job where I actually put the entire phone back together again w/out finishing the job because I was lacking some internal decals that were going to rip, could not find the one last screw holding the battery in (Behind the rear camera bezel and sticker.), and did not have the one super tiny Torx screwdriver that I needed for a couple of the tiniest of screws.

I have been a top level electronic tech my entire life so reassembling an unfinished Razr phone did not go over well with me. All of that hassle and work for nothing because as it was, I didn't have everything I needed and the $15 digitizer from China was supposed to be a complete kit to get this job done. It was the correct part and it did come with spudgers, a couple of really cheap super small Torx screwdrivers but for the one super small one, might have been a #0, 1, or 2 and the internal camera bezel sticker started to tear, removing the battery would have torn it to bits and I had no replacement. If I had to do it now, I would know exactly what to have on hand to do it and probably could do it now. I did not have jumpy screens with my cracked digitizer, but I am sure it could happen. If any moisture got into the crack or foreign substance, it could have played hell with my screen, indeed. Shortly after giving up on the digitizer, I lost my LTE chip and could not pull data faster than 3G. That was a total deal breaker, especially with a $150 phone bill every month so I did get the phone exchanged with insurance. Hey man, if it ain't broke, don't fix it bra! :D

Yeah, I still use the Xposed modules to pretty up my icons in status bar. I love the rainbow colors for WiFi and Cellular data and the fact that I can allow them to drop to orange if I have a poor Google server connection. I am not "crazy" with it and search for new colors every month, just a nice pretty set to dress up the phone a little. You have to admit, the stock white icons are pretty boring, dude. :D

OMG, I got up to go to the bathroom and it is 5:30 AM and I am super tired. Yet only 11:30 in Cape Town. Time for me to get back to bed and for you to start on your afternoon, Casper. Neoramasay is on my time zone so he should be sleeping too. 'night my friends.