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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rodriciru:
Ambient display is missing right??

I see the tile, but nothing on screen menu, and for me not working

In noel builds it works (bad, and sloooowly but i can see)

Congrats for this ROM [MENTION=2633638]Ziyan[/MENTION]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rackstar41:
Great, thanks !
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AgentSmith:
Not sure but I think TWRP already gives a clear warning before every wipe and format.

Orang Belanda juga disini. Juga bahasanya sama, uh sedikit. [emoji14] Sekarang kembali ke bahasa inggris ya! ;)

Dutchman is here as well. Also the same language as yours, kind of. [emoji14] Now back to English shall we! ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Noeljunior:
By default, the ambient display is unsupported. To be supported, we need to set every device that the device can support ambient display. I enable that support on my builds, as you could see, but Ziyan didn't yet merge that on his builds.

The new tile you see doing nothing is because I made it wrong. I forgot to check if the device supports ambient display and show the tile accordantly. The thing is that I submitted that new tile to CM and it was merged. As Ziyan synched with CM repos you see that new tile and also my bug lol I have no time by now to fix it. Maybe I build this night again as a workaround.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] eternal70:
Damn dude, i'm very noobs in language knowledge ![emoji6]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mpaxda:
I'm running this rom for a few hours now and everything seems fine except that disk encryption doesn't work. After setting a password it immediately quits after the first reboot (before encryption starts)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tofublock:
Hey, quick question, since everyone is going on about f2fs - is it worth it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] reisub_de:
Same for me. I can provide logcat output for trying to enable encryption. This was after a full wipe with /cache and /data on f2fs.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nWaf3t:
After formating everything mobile data is working again.

Battery percentage is not in the circle but next to it, even it is configured to be inside.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Noeljunior:
If charging, right? If not charging in next to it too?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nWaf3t:
Right, after charging it is correct.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Noeljunior:
That is the expected behaviour, I think.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] opticyclic:
I have been following this thread for a while and have been using PA 4.4.4 in the meantime. The green video issue is what is preventing me from using lollipop now. However, it got me thinking, what is the benefit of lollipop for us? The battery life doesn't seem improved maybe because our kennel is older? What are the features that are worth upgrading for (apart from the fun of it)?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Merio90:
Given how this a Cyanogenmod which generally offer more features than a traditional AOSP build. Can anyone who is using this rom preferably the latest build, please confirm whether or not the volume rocker on our phone can be used to skip tracks when on standby? It is a feature that I really need since I am always listening to music when exercising. I am currently running Ziyan's Zmod build, which is pretty much close to perfect with the exception of the youtube "bug" (it always skips & FC's). How does CM 12.1 compare to Zmod in terms of performance and overall stability? I am kind of on the fence, on whether I should switch to this rom for some extra features which are not available on Zmod.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ziyan:
Here's a new boot.img for the latest build, hopefully fully fixing offline charging for CM as well. Report back about it ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Merio90:
Well 5.1 offers better performance overall compared to 4.4.4. Navigating within and transitioning between apps, feel much more "fluid" and less laggy than they do on 4.4.4. I've been using 5.1 for nearly 2 months now I have noticed that lollipop does a much better job at conserving and managing ram memory, which is a huge issue with 4.4.4. As far as battery life is concerned, well that will vary heavily from user to user, but from my personal experience with 5.1, battery life really isn't all that different from 4.4.4. In fact it actually feels about the same if not just slightly more efficient. As for the features, well that is a question that I too have at the moment about this rom specifically. I am running Zmod's latest build with "LuckyK v1.8" kernel, and i haven't noticed any bugs other than the green video bug and some youtube app issues but that may just be the app and not the rom itself. I wish there were a feature log or changelog for this rom for us to read, but I guess we will just have to see for ourselves and flash it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Npazos:
In first, thanks to Ziyan to the great job with this rom. I´m folow from the beggining this thread. Today i´m have courage to install the version from cm-12.1-20150502-UNOFFICIAL-maguro.zip. Have a great evolution since the first version. After installed with gapps the home button instead transpacy are white, the same is with grid of programs (i cant upload the pictures of the screen). How can i put it transparente same the original ? Thanks for the help. Sorry for my bad english. I hope that you understand me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rindmann:
A month ago, I used ZMod too, because Ziyan released 5.1.1 at first via this mod, and some weeks later, he released this Android version via CM12 beta. All in all, I would say that the performance is the same in both mods, BUT, there are more options in CM12 such as (u mentioned) skipping music tracks via the volume rockers. And, thx to the current version of CM12, YouTube, Gallery, any videos etc and the camera didn't crash for me for some days of using. So I highly reccomend you to try the current version of CM12 beta, and I'm sure that u won't regret it ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] superforever360:
I am still using ZMod which is 5.1 only.

I have also tried CM12 last version but found that sometime memory gone down to a unusable level (I think may be fb and fb msg).

Is the 5.1.1 better? I mainly use GMAIL with Exchange, fb, whatsapp, wechat, browsing and standard stuffs.

BTW, video green level fixed?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rindmann:
Nope, the green line is not fixed yet.

I'm also using some alternative apps to browse facebook / the web.

For facebook, I use "Tinfoil for Facebook" which is great imo (uses less SD space, less memory usage etc.) and for browsing, I use "Atlas" which also does not require much RAM. And sorry, I meant 5.1 . ZMod was the first 5.1 Rom, where CM12 was still based on 5.0. CM12 is now on 5.1 and, compared to ZMod (which I've been using quite a long time), is the better choice imo.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tenchi-man:
Just noticed UNOFFICIAL CyanogenMod 12.1 said they fixed the video recording green line problem, hope it can be implemented to the official CM.

Great work Ziyan and all guys here!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rambhanushali20:
Tried the kernel and it gave me Bootloop on Zmod 21/4
[MENTION=2633638]Ziyan[/MENTION]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ziyan:
Because it's for CM12.1 ;) offline charging is already fixed on ZMoD.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] superforever360:
:good: That is why I like ZMod and still using it .... :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Akosijasper:
what are som bugs of zmod? and does it supports F2FS
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rodriciru:
For me, the phone starts whit the usb pluged in like it sould do, but the charging anmation doesnt play, is like we have full charge, and it doesnt
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ammarabbasi:
First of all, thanks [MENTION=2633638]Ziyan[/MENTION] for all the work you're doing. :)

Just wanted to report that I flashed the boot.img on the latest build today but offline charging is still broken for me (gets stuck on the charge symbol).

Also, I can't seem to lower the GPU frequency from 512Mhz, it's stuck at 512. Tried both, TricksterMod and Kernel auditor :confused:

And a question, are you planning on adding support for fast charging and volume boost in the stock kernel in the future? Thanks :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rackstar41:
My phone reacts the same way.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] silentz0r_:
Does this include the handsfree headset input fix?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garrymar:
Hello Ziyan,

Here is my report. Before the new kernel update:

In powered off state I plug the charger. Phone starts and displays battery image, there is no animation, but phone actually charging. After 5 minutes the phone automatically starts OS - battery charge increased by 2 percent.

After the new kernel update:

In powered off state I plug the charger. Phone starts and displays battery image, there is no animation, but phone actually charging. After 5 minutes the phone doesn't automatically start OS. After 15 minutes I start OS manually - battery charge increased by 10 percent.

HTH. Thank you!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Merio90:
I just finished clean flashing the latest build of this rom yesterday and things didn't go so well. I was hoping for the same or even better performance than Zmod, but boy was I wrong. I am not sure if anyone is experiencing the same problems I did, but I had a serious RAM issue. I was averaging 255mb on the high end and 185mb on the low end. I really do not have any social media apps such as Facebook which are notorious for using up alot of resources. So with that being said my downloaded apps were certainly not the problem. However I noticed that the built in CM theme engine was using up over 40mb of ram along with google play services taking up over 135mb which is a bit unsual from my observations. The settings app was also very twitchy and laggy as hell compared to Zmod as well as the built in browser. It didn't take long for me to go back to Zmod as that rom just feels snappy as heck compared to CM12.1. I also flashed a custom kernel "Fenix's" v1.8 but still the same results. I am not sure if it was the CM Gapps package that I flashed from the CM link on the OP, but yeah this rom just didn't cut it for me... for now I am staying on Zmod until Xposed framework is ready for primetime. Thanks Ziyan for still supporting this legacy phone, your hard work is greatly appreciated by all, unfortunately this CM12.1 rom didn't work out for me so well. It might have just been a bad flash but who knows, in the meantime Zmod is my daily driver :good:.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] itllsendamsg:
Not sure what is going on...

Good evening,

I observed that every time I tried to switch the mode to "Charge only" via the USB cable it was simply - as if automatically - switched back to the "Media device (MTP)" mode. I flashed the latest version (cm-12.1-20150502-UNOFFICIAL-maguro) together with the new kernel by [MENTION=2633638]Ziyan[/MENTION] which in fact repaired the "offmode charging" mode, but the above problem persists; not knowing why?

Have you got any suggestions?

The list of bugs does not contain any related issues, so I am trying to trace the source of this "something-issue-like".

"Bugs

- no animation in offmode charging mode

- green lines on the edge of the recorded videos"

Thank you in advance for any feedback... :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] trzesickipiotr:
Hi

Is there any possibility to use another sound effects app, eg. Viper FX?

I installed Viper, but cannot setup it due to Music effects setting lack in Audio section.

Am I missing something or does this ROM doesn't allow me to setup another sound effects app?

PT
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Akosijasper:
as i remembered Viper is suits on 4.3-4.4. i don't heard any of this in LP.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] trzesickipiotr:
Well, I've been using Liquidsmooth LP for some time and it has a built in Viper FX, so I think it works with LP as well.

PT

[EDIT]

OK, forget my question. It worked out. Needed 2 reboots and Normal mode in compatibility section in Viper app.

I can't choose it directly from music player app (default app is being called), but it works and effects are applied.

PT
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Akosijasper:
i think it depends on the kernel, Liquid LP's build is different from CM, just try flash i if it doesn't work so i meant [MENTION=2633638]Ziyan[/MENTION] must tweak its build. so far now im using the unofficial coz its quite stable, but i didn't flash anything on it, i stayed with the rom's features. :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] adamgraver:
Just a small thing. When using smart face lock, the lock icon at the bottom should turn from a locked symbol to unlocked.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ziyan:
Here's a boot.img for the latest build, fixing the headset buttons issue.

After taking a look at it, I have decided that instead of switching back to the old twl6030 madc driver (like others did), I'll fix the gpadc driver instead.

And here it is - however, as I only have a headset with one button (the one came with the phone, with a play/pause button), I need some people to confirm that the fix works for all headsets that used to work on the old sources (it should) :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qubbey:
Free RAM != performance :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Merio90:
From my personal experience "Free Ram = better performance". The more ram I have the less I have to worry about apps being closed in the background. Having less ram means that I can't multi-task like I typically do when sufficient ram is available. Furthermore when I don't have sufficient ram, I've noticed that when switching between apps and my home launcher causes the launcher to restart, thus forcing me to close an app that I am no longer using in the process. Especially on this device with it's slow by today's standards cpu, more and more apps now days use more resources and permissions to access other apps and really are optimized to run on the latest hardware. Of course this will vary from user to user, ram may not be important to you as it is to me, but I am a heavy user and the amount of free ram is by far the most important aspect of a rom to me. Just my take on this issue.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Culex316:
RAM is definitely the main issue with the Galaxy Nexus nowadays. The processor in my opinion is just fine. It can run lollipop and all the latest apps. Probably not as fast as a Snapdragon 805 but still gets the job done, but the low amount of free RAM makes it a PITA to multi-task since processes get killed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] coleburns:
Titanium Issue

I cant seem to restore any apps with Titanium backup. I have the latest version of supersu 2.46 but whenever i try to do a batch restore it just hangs. I also noticed i never got the google pop up to accept or deline.

any ideas please
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Rodepo:
No pop up? Sounds like you're not properly rooted anymore. Install Root Checker. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.joeykrim.rootcheck
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] coleburns:
i am rooted fine. I dont know what the official name of the pop is but it got introduced with lollipop i think
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qubbey:
Yes I completely agree. More RAM means better multitasking. But you were talking about

free

RAM.

Free RAM is doing nothing but waiting to be used. If you have Galaxy Nexus with 500 MB free RAM and a Nexus 4 with 1500 MB free RAM, in your opinion the Nexus 4 will have the better performance because of this. But both devices use the same amount of RAM (500 MB), the free RAM is an unused resource that does nothing for the performance. So why even build that memory into the device when it is never used?

It's like buying a 2 TB Harddrive to use only 500 GB of the capacity and always delete stuff above 500 GB. How is this better than just buying a 1 TB HDD?

Of course free RAM is also important because if you have only a few MB of RAM left to use, the system has to kill apps in order to start a new one. But you were talking about 200 MB of free RAM and that sound like a lot to me. It should be enought to open new apps without letting the garbage collector run first.

If you have 80 % used RAM then there are probably a lot of apps in memory so you can switch fast between them => good multitasking.

If you have less RAM used (like you are demanding) then the system probably killed most of the apps already => bad multitasking.

You want free RAM because of multitasking and that doesn't make sense to me. That's like inversely proportional.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phenix23:
Why dont you use built in root access in developer options? Probably that solves your issue
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zzpianoman:
It should also be noted that on a linux-based system such as android, ALL RAM is put to use so while it may show RAM as being "free" it is certainly not "unused". The more "free" RAM you have, the more RAM you have available for caching purposes which will contribute to the overall speediness of the device. You definitely want a minimum amount of "free" RAM or the device will slow down to a crawl and even though you might be able to keep more applications running in memory, switching between them will become a painfully slow process that will make you wish that some of those background processes were killed off in the first place.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qubbey:
Are you sure about that. Cache should be marked as used RAM, because it is used :silly:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zzpianoman:
Well, try this:

Set all of your OOM limits to absurdly low values (10,20,30,40,50) and see how well the system performs. You need to have a certain amount of free RAM or else things will lag like crazy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] qubbey:
That's what I said:

And not only for new apps, the apps already running need RAM for operations too of course. But 200 MB is more than enough for that. There is just no point in asking for huge amount of

free

RAM, because free means your not using it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] seriousia:
Is VPN working on latest build guys?

Bcz in my phone it connects properly but internet doesn't work :(:(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Noeljunior:
Here is another build. It has the latest changes of Ziyan (offline charge, headphones buttons, ...) and ambient display enabled. The experimental has contrast and gamma control.

cm-12.1-20150508-UNOFFICIAL
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ykom:
booted up very fast, seems like much less memory leak than CM12.

one thing bothers me is that controls for my headsets don't work and BT is not stable.

dose anyone cofirm me which kernel does better jobs for them?

thanks in advance!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] philosopher09:
cm-12.1-20150502 - WLAN broken

I tried the cm-12.1-20150502 build on my Maguro and WLAN is completely broken for me. It never manages to receive a IP adress from the AP. I have only one AP to test, but it works with FML and Stock. Does anyone else have any problems in this regard?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nikodr:
Are you using wep?

i think it has ported drivers from 3.4 kernel and wep is dead,(well use wpa instead)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ASHURiCAN:
It may not be the right place to ask but as it's related to this release and to some earlier to this one (after 22.04 if I remember well), I hope it wouldn't hurt anybody. I would like to know if anyone here could make xposed5.1 work with the last nightlies? Because I couldn't make it work from nightlies released after the 22.04 one. I get bootloop. I precise that I didn't change anything to the modules I was using and even tried without any module (uninstalled all) and deleted the conf folder inside Xposed repertory (data/data) as the advised trick to disable any module.

I thank you all for any help you could give me to my misadventure.

Beside this, the ROM is excellent, thank you very much for your hard work.

PS: The xposed5.1 framework works very well on the Nexus 5 nightlies.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] chakme:
BlueTooth Instable

As [MENTION=4346400]ykom[/MENTION] mentioned, I'm also having some unstability with Bluetooth connection. I have in my car a Pioneer media (no lcd) and it has Bluetooth Connection, that I use to listen to music (also podcast) and sometimes to make phone calls. But connection seems to get lost, I can't make/answer calls or listen to audio, until I pair it again... but sometime later, connection fails again. Not to mention, that I can't make phone calls, it just don't work, it's kind of it's not synced... I Hope I've made it clear.

Edit: I'm using the latest [MENTION=2633638]Ziyan[/MENTION] Rom in download section, with no changes (I'm not a developer)...

Regards...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] goldlocke:
+1 my WiFi experience Is definitely unstable as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] framed1234:
i'm about to sound like a noob, but

i installed the rom, it works good for me, but i don't know how to get root access.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phenix23:
Tap build number 7 times to get developer options and enable root access for apps :thumbup:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jasonsniper:
hi!

I have installed another custom ROM but if i want to try this one should i follow the usual stpes:

Unlock & install a recovery

Wipe data & cache partitions

or can i install the latest ROM zip of cyanogenMod 12.1?

thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WoolTomb:
Enable it in development options
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Gingerholly:
camera?

it's camera working? and there are any other bugs?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] garrymar:
Yes, camera is working perfectly. Remaining bugs are published on the first post.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] silentz0r_:
I know it's been mentioned a bunch of times, but we'd really like a build with working headset input (mic + buttons). Awesome and fluid other than that!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ziyan:
So far, no-one said anything about this: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=60590796&postcount=2499 so I have no confirmation about it :rolleyes:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] silentz0r_:
My bad, flashing and reporting in a few mins! Thanks :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ibraheeemz:
Hi guys, those using 5.1.1 , how's the stability? Can you use it as daily driver? I have couple of emails whatsapp, line to use, frequently, is it stable with limited use at least? Any hanging, lagging, sudden reboots??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Baletka:
Are you using CM12.1 now, as I've noticed you haven't updated your ZMod for a while?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ziyan:
I'm switching back and forth between the two, lol, as I need to maintain both of them :) I use one for some days, then the other one... fix stuff on one, then switch to the other one and fix stuff on that as well... but overall, I like ZMoD more, CM's theme engine is very poorly optimized (uses resources even without a custom theme) :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] silentz0r_:
Working great with the single button headset (even better than FML does, as you have emulated the music back button which is 3 taps on the button).

Really awesome.

The only thing I noticed is that I had to flash the second to last build twice in order to get a smooth UI, but the latest build sometimes feels a bit choppy (might be just me though). Don't have facebook or other apps running in the backgorund.

This ROM's been my daily driver for a while, but now with the headset addition I don't see a reason to change any time soon.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sagi73:
Is possibile to compile CM 12.1 versione without CM themes?

Thanks

---------- Post added at 07:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:08 PM ----------

How flash boot.img?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zzpianoman:
It is possible to build CM without the theme engine, but it would be difficult to maintain because you would have to keep track of all of the changes that apply specifically to theme engine and work around them to make sure they don't conflict with your version of the source.

I tried this once with CM's new superuser control - removing it completely in favor of manual root via SuperSU. Although this was pretty easy to maintain, I found myself having to go in and fix new changes that reflected on the superuser implementation and make sure they did not conflict in any way with my version of the code. These "changes" would often pop up many weeks or months later, and I'd have to go back and figure out what needed to be done to make it work.

Bottom line: It's not impossible by any means, but when you change something that is as integral to the entire ROM as a theme engine, it becomes more difficult to debug and maintain.