yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ivanlaszik:
Hi theBlackEnd,

Currently I am on Slim-5.1.1.alpha.0.4-UNOFFICIAL-20150626-0957. I don't have time currently to update. I had today a crash, while using a bankapp. When I closed the app, it wanted to return to the homescreen, Apex. It showed that Apex crashed, and the built in Android Internet Browser appeared. After that the phone was unresponsive. It finally rebooted on its own, but only an OS reboot, not complete phone reboot. Now the phone had no data connection from the provider. I pulled a logcat and dmesg while in this state. Its attached.

I now properly rebooted the phone and all is well.

Hope this helps. I must say I am not a heavy phone user, but when I do spend some time on it it kinda does this: freezes, something crashes, then does a reboot, but most of the time its a hw reboot. I am not very happy with the OS but I can manage as I am not a heavy phone user.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pivo0815:
I'm using the latest Build 09/13 since 5 days. It works very well and stable. With LuckyK V2.5 Kernel the performance is good. Sometimes i have the problem, that mobile network interface is too long active for some apps. So the battery drain is little higher. But i think, this is a generell bug of lollipop?!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Younex:
why 2.5 instead of 2.7 ? [MENTION=6826929]Pivo0815[/MENTION]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pivo0815:
I read something about a memory leak and 2.7 should be not as stable as 2.6. But with 2.6 camera and flashlight doesn't work. So i tried 2.5.

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-nexus/development/kernel-luckyk-t3060700/page50
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
Proudly using SlimLP on maguro and on Note 3 :)

On this thread they are planning to introduce the option to backup and restore sms directly from system app, as in cyanogen... Could it be possible to introduce the same on Sabermod? ^^ [MENTION=5773568]theBlackEnd[/MENTION]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AvidPhisherman:
Sadly my Nexus 4 is out of commission at the moment (won't charge or boot).

Off the bench comes the backup GNex. Flashed 09/13 build last night, and thus far it's working great. I've never used SlimROMs before, however to both the OP and Slim team I award all the :good::good::good: with all of the baked-in features I don't think I need to install Xposed/Gravity Box, and I'm sure the very limited 750 MB of RAM on my GNex will thank me for that :cowboy:

Seriously though OP, great work on this ROM!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AvidPhisherman:
Apologies for necro-replying/the double post, but does anyone have a solution for this one? Encountering the same issue here.

I'm sure it's something simple that I'm not thinking of, however right now I have no Widgets tab in the app drawer despite having installed Play Store apps that I know have widgets (ex: Google News and Weather).

I'm on the September 13th SlimLP build with the latest Zero Gapps package (09/22 version) and DPI add-on.

EDIT: I feel dumb now, I totally forgot about longpressing on the homescreen and adding Widgets from there (d'oh).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Younex:
Hi, after using 5.1.1 and recently 6.0.0 on my Nexus 9, I realized that there was no control panel on Lollipop... it was some custom ROM's addition to it (I think Dreams has it)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tauvan16:
first time i use slimLP so great ( lastest slimLP + lastest luckyK kernel )
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Younex:
Hi !

Any plans for Marshmallow ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theBlackEnd:
Hey guys, new build is up. Changelog:

- BFQ IO Scheduler has been added (CFQ is still default though) (*);

- Vibration intensity can be adjusted now;

- Synced with SlimLP Beta 0.10 (based on Android 5.1.1 r20);

- New Messaging App;

- Lock Pattern has been improved;

- A few fixes and improvements;

(*) You need an external kernel management app (ie Kernel Audiutor).

I've been testing BFQ for a while now and I noticed a general improvement in user experience but got a few stability issues too, so I'm still leaving CFQ default.

If you choose to give it a try, please report your experience.

Oh, I almost forgot. This is our first Official Weekly Lollipop build! :D

--

I've been a bit busy lately ((tons of) lectures and incoming midterm exams) so I barely had the time to build the 5.1 branch.

Anyway, I'll join the M rush when I feel it's pretty usable and decently stable (keep in mind that maguro is still my main phone, so I need it to be reliable :/).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Orilin:
This is great! I'm still using your latest kitkat version. Maybe is time to try the new builds.

Is still present the bug on the recorded videos ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
New messaging app, is it the one that can backup messages?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Younex:
Tried to flash Halloween build (aka 10/31) today... Gnex bricked, fortunately there's Odin mode and this thread : http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-nexus/general/guide-restore-to-stock-unbrick-galaxy-t2065470

Already went through such situation, but I'm still wondering what caused it... TWRP couldn't get past the flashing of the first file (rom zip) after 10 mn I took off the battery i tried to boot into recovery which leads to Odin Mode and fastboot but it gets stuck on Google logo...

Can anyone explain why this happens so I can avoid it in the futur ? It won't wipe the sdcard but apps and hours of setup and theming are just gone :/
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
Thanks for sharing... did anybody get the same? I was going to flash it on my wife phone next weekend, but I would like to be sure that it is safe...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Younex:
Im pretty sure adb reboot would've lead to the same result but still... we need more cases :/

Safer way is to wipe system, cache and Dalvik before doing this I think... (now I regret XD)

I forgot to mention that I haven't done a single data wipe since July, mainly due to the stability of this SLimLP, but then again that may have contributed in bricking the Gnex ... ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
I am not sure if I understood your case completely...

You flashed the last build and got your maguro almost bricked, is it correct?

What did you wipe before flashing?

In my experience, I realized that best is making a backup the night before flashing.

Then let the phone resting (turned off) for all the night while charging.

Then the day after, flashing the new rom, normally a dirty flash, with battery full charged.

This way prevents the phone to overheat, but still takes more than 10min at first boot :cyclops:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theBlackEnd:
Yup, it's still there. :/

Yeah, that one.

Never had any troubles during flash. Did you check the md5 checksum of your zip?

If it's fine, I'd need to know your TWRP version (any theme installed?), eMMC chip (VY.../V3...) and filesystem (EXT4, F2Fs). Have you ever had this issue with other ROMs or older versions (4.4/5.0)?

Are you on a custom partition layout? Any errors during flash? Where does it get stuck? (ie. formatting system, installing files or whatever...)

Anybody else got this issue?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Younex:
I have a sane eMMC chip (V3...), TWRP latest (2.8.70), no themes, EXT4 filesystem, and never had any issue when flashing previous SlimLP builds. I just followed the same steps as usual.

My Gnex did not overheat, I have untouched partition layout, took a screenshot of the flashing process but can't get to it for now... No errors happened, however I think it got stuck while on the very first step after checking md5... maybe it did not match...

thanks for you answer :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
I undated yesterday with a dirty flash... it went smooth using the procedure I described above.

Maguro über alles in der Welt!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Younex:
Actually the no-wipe firmware did not work and then my Gnex got wiped in the process... I couldn't save my data/media (I had like 3gb free)... That was pitiful x)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
is it fully working now? :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Younex:
Yes it's working great (4.3), like it's early days :good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
The nice and cosy old fashioned flavour of Jelly Bean ^^

:svetius:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BHAVNEETSONI:
Download issue

FOR some reason i cant download the files, every time i strart downloading it gets aborted mid way, is there any other link i can try downloading it??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
A new version, Christmas build is up! ^^

[MENTION=5773568]theBlackEnd[/MENTION], could I use open gapps nano on this build?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theBlackEnd:
New build changelog in post #2.

Just a few minor changes and security patches this time.

Yeah, why not?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
I just wanted to be sure about gapps package, the first post is suggesting the slim official gapps ^^

Dirty flash on previous build, all good up to now !!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ghost010:
There is no root in SlimLP latest build(12/25). Apart from that it works fine. Now to find a proper root.zip
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
Just flash superSU from recovery...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ghost010:
Fixed root. Does any one know if GPS is gapps dependent? Can't get GPS in any app.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theBlackEnd:
... ? Do you mean that you are stuck at that logo?

Have you wiped system/ and cache/ before flashing?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] smartAgent47:
Yeah I wiped wipe data/factory and wipe cache. I performed these two then flashed slimLP (Installed Successfull) then gapps (slimLP gapps) then irebooted my device and then just stuck on google.

What to do ??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theBlackEnd:
Well, try flashing this [FA_Lollipop_beta3] kernel.

If it works, please, after getting in adb directory, type at command prompt (cmd or bash):

adb shell
cat /sys/class/block/mmcblk0/device/name

I need to know your eMMC model.

If it doesn't work, you should get kmesg, post it and then restore your backup.

OR, just restore your backup, but in this case I won't be able to help you...

Anybody else having boot issues?

Edit: silly question, did you flash test build 2, right?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KATAMAPAH:
Hi!

Firstly, I tried your r1 KK and it was almost awesome ( of course, there were some issues with stream video and I had problems with the scale ) - no lags, no crashes, good battery life. But the videoproblem was significant for me. I was using for 1 week. Then I tried r2 and it had many more lags and the system was slower than r1.

Secondly, after r2 I decided to switch to your LP but i couldn't cause I had the same issue with infinite starting. I made all wipes ( wipe data, cache, dalvik, system ), flashed ROM b1, kernel smitty b3 and gapps. I tried different variations with rom only, rom+ kernel, rom + gapps. But I had the same situation. My gnex couldn't load your ROM. Thus, I decided to switch to poo76's LiquidSmooth. And I must say that it's even impossible to use it - too many lags and freezings as well as crashes of different apps. I've just seen your beta2 of LP. I think I will try it. If it is ok, I'll keep using it. If it's not, I' switch to r2 KK or VANIR's ROM.

By the way, I have VYL00M. There is a programm which is called eMMC Brickbug Check. I used it to check.

However, I want to thank you for your time and patience.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theBlackEnd:
Thank you for your feedback.

My gnexus has newer eMMC chip, so I can't test if GCC breaks eMMC chip patches. You have to tell me, I'm sorry.

r1 should be faster than r2, it's smoother and I get better scores in Antutu.

Every time you flash a new ROM it will take ~24h of continuous uptime [no reboots for 24h] to get it working smoothly. I can't say why, I think it's related to garbage collection or whatever.

If you need camera working, SlimLP is not your choice, nor is Lollipop in general atm.

Give another try to SlimKAT or to another KitKat-based ROM and bear lags and freezing for 24~25h, this should solve your problem and worked for me many times.

Let me know ^^

Edit: SlimLP test build 2 should be fine, as Ziyan's OMAP kernel (which I used as base for the built-in one) already includes fixes for eMMC related problems. :|
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] grh35:
Thanks [MENTION=5773568]theBlackEnd[/MENTION] to bring this rom in this state :good: I flashed this rom 6-7 hours ago, I've encounterd the same bootloop problem( I have the same problematic eMMC version), phone was stuck at google screen but after flashing the FA_Lollipop_beta3 kernel right after the flashing r2 again, it worked. I'm still using it. Overall performance is very good. Compared to the other Lollipop roms, this one is very snappy. But the gapps which you recommend has problem, I guess. When I first boot up the rom, Google Play services has stopped constantly. I actually didnt understand the problem, google account is working normally. Thanks again for this rom :good: ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theBlackEnd:
Thank you very much. I think I have to use another toolchain to build kernel.

If you like it say thanks to [MENTION=4608636]bsmitty83[/MENTION], too. You're using his kernel. :)

I recommend SlimROM gapps as I'm trying to keep this closer to official as possible. Also, they should work on SlimLP, so I guess the problem with GP services will be fixed soon.

Edit: Just to clarify, I just cherry-picked commits needed for Lollipop and new PVR from Ziyan and MWisBest's repos, using SlimLP as base. They made the hard work ^^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KATAMAPAH:
Hi!

As I promised, I tried to install your beta2 LP. After installation I got Google's logo without loading system. I decided to make full wipe again to install your ROM with smitty kernel beta3 and got bootloop with SlimKat logo. Now I am on VANIR's ROM, waiting for your's one to install on my gnex.

Hope, you'll fix this issue.

Thank you again for your ROM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theBlackEnd:
Uhm, did you flash FML kernel beta3 over SlimKAT? That kernel will only work on Lollipop ROMs.

If you flashed it over SlimLP, [MENTION=5159369]grh35[/MENTION] got Test build 2 (SlimLolliPop) booting with that kernel, on old eMMC chip.

I'll need some logs, can you post kmsg and logcat?

How to get useful logs
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] massoudsh:
Google play service problem solved on this rom?! I waiting to fix it then flash slimLP on my maguro!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] smartAgent47:
I tried flashing this rom with bsmitty83 kernel and got the rom on my phone. Yeah camera is fixed but yellowish images are being clicked for some reason hope this will be fixed soon. After clicking the flashlight button in the quick settings camera stops and we have to reboot for making it work again. Charging text is stuck .... For now i am reverting back to Slimkat till camera fixes with clear images !!!!!

I hope all bugs will be fixed soon and thanx bro for making this rom ... I appreciate ur work :good::good::good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theBlackEnd:
Getting calibration camera files is no easy task, you can find more info here.

Could somebody with problematic eMMC chip (VYL00M) test TestBuild2 test2 and report if it boots? Thanks in advance.

Excluding the different toolchain version used to build the kernel, there's NO difference from TestBuild2, however this should fix boot issues.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
Thanks for this

Hey!

I'm reading to give new life to my wife's maguro... tell me if I understand properly, please! :)

So, slimkat is more stable than slimLP so:

slim_maguro-4.4.4-9.0_UNOFFICIAL_r2.zip

+ official slimkat gapps

+ another kernel?

I read that the good kernel you compiled with LTC is not included inside, so I should get one from this thread:

Kernel

Compiled with Linaro 4.9.3 [2014.11] optimized for ARM Cortex-A9. Many thanks to [MENTION=4825437]Christopher83[/MENTION]!

but which direct link?

files are not zip, so I guess not flashing from recovery?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] davinaizer:
Installed SlimLP_maguro-5.0.2-LOLLIPOP_TEST_BUILD2t2 and got stuck at Googles Logo.

Edit: I was stuck at googles logo, then I tried using Bsmitty R1 Kernel, and it worked. No gapps, but it took almost 10 minutes to boot.

Edit 2: After installed Pagapps im having lots of "Google Play services Stopped". Other than this, its working fine... I liked the lower DPI...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Castro27:
Anyone managed to get Trusted Face working?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theBlackEnd:
SlimKAT is WAY MORE stable than SlimLP, also, everything seems to work.

Built-in kernel IS compiled with Linaro Toolchain, however, that is built from official sources with a few changes.

I don't mean built-in kernel is that bad, I used it for months before flashing Fancy kernel, I mean that here on XDA you can find optimized kernels that grant better performances and battery life.

Which files are not zip? :confused:

Thank you very much for your feedback. I admit I'm running out of ideas and I'm missing free time these days, exams come first, I'm sorry.

I hope boot will be fixed soon for you guys with that eMMC chip .-.

It takes long time to generate cache files, every time I switch to lollipop from kitkat I have to wait ~15m, but this should be ok.

I guess that that Google Play Service bug is due to Gapps but I'm not sure, even CM is affected by this. I have to look into it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
The suggested kernel files I found on your first post had a different file extension, not zip, by the way at this moment mediafire folder is not accessible.

Which kernel would you suggest to flash on that? How should I flash a kernel if it is not a zip?

Posso anche parlare italiano se vuoi
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theBlackEnd:
I didn't suggest any kernel for SlimKAT on my first post. That link is just the link to Linaro ToolChain I used to build built-in kernel.

Keep in mind that kernel zip size is ~5mb while these toolchain are 25+x bigger. These zips are definitely NOT kernels lolz

I don't like to suggest external kernels, experience may vary from user to user.

Anyway, I've been using Fancy Kernel r60 for months now. It's great for battery life and performances are good, too. It should fit everyday use, so this might be your choice. :)

N.B: I had to suggest bsmitty83's FML kernel since built-in one in SlimLP test-builds doesn't boot on maguros with VYL000M eMMC chips. That kernel doesn't work on SlimKAT, of course.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Castro27:
Am I the only one having mic/speaker related problems? They are not working here
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theBlackEnd:
Same here. It's due to built-in kernel, using [MENTION=4608636]bsmitty83[/MENTION]'s will solve the problem. I'm still trying to find out what's wrong :/

TestBuild3 is up.

Changelog: TB2 >> TB3

- Audio is still not working , this breaks video recording, too. Keep using bsmitty83's FML kernel and both will work fine.

If you have VYL00M eMMC chip, give built-in kernel a try before flashing bsmitty's and report here if it boots (or not), please;

- Improvements to the kernel, but you won't notice them unless you like your phone to be dead quiet; :silly:

- Photos should not look yellowish anymore. [NON-PIE support has been enabled (temporarily) to let fRom download camera calibration files];

- Long SMS sending should be fixed; (thanks to [MENTION=2633638]Ziyan[/MENTION])

- Synced up with official repos;

- Minor changes;

I haven't merged lastest MWisBest's changes to camera yet, but it keeps working fine. Report if it doesn't work for you.

PS: Video playback is still not working on stock apps. I can't test on MX player as I'm in a hurry and have to revert to SlimKAT. If you can test it it would be appreciated.

----

EDIT:

HW decoding works fine in VLC anc MX player.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fire_kid2003:
Thanks

if i flash this rom dirty or clean

is there any way i can still retain all my setting (Apps or otherwise)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
Depends on the rom you are coming from ... it is not advised though...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] .Cesar:
Balzing fast! but...

Hello,

I updated yesterday to the build 12/25, it's amazing, fast and stable, but I don't have mobile connectivity anymore, the mobile icon remains with roaming :(

Did I forgot to install some updates ? (radio, etc)

Before I was on stable Cyanogen 11 v4.4.4

Thank you,

Cesare
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
You normally do not need to flash any other file...

Did you perform a clean install?

I assume you have a maguro model...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] .Cesar:
yes, factory reset, wipe data, wipe cache.

the baseband it's I9250XXLJ1
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
You need to perform 4 wipes

data

cache

system

dalvik cache

and then you flash rom and gapps
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] .Cesar:
This is all I got, performed the 2 wipes you see in the menu
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Markoz88:
Into "advanced" you can wipe dalvik cache too.

I'm not sure, but if you press "wipe data/factory reset", it will wipe everything (cache, dalvik, data, system).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
First of all, update your recovery... it is old like hell

Put TWRP 2.8.7

then from there, perform those wipes I told you *

flash rom and the right gapps package (either slimgapps zero for 5.1.1 or Opengapps pico/nano for 5.1.1 arm)

then reboot and wait, seriously, wait a lot on first boot

* If you have an micro USB memory stick, you can store there your rom and gapps, then make a backup on that stick, do a complete wipe of all partitions (except the memory stick) and flash files from there

You have to check that your recovery and your phone recognize the drive before starting
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] .Cesar:
the image it's not my phone, just found it online, I updated my clockwork 3 days ago :)

I'll do and see if anything changes
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
lol, posting a screen that is not yours is misleading
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jabbermacy:
2 things: 1) why no 'simple explorer' or other FM integrated? I never use playstore or google anything, 2) Titanium backup refuses to restore anything, so I can't even restore my FM. Any ideas?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
Because it is "Slim" ...

I would love to have an integrated file manager too, but that's another story XD
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] st.Antony:
Hi! Will it have new builds?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
Yes, it will... He's working on a new one
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Meandi51:
Hey guys, I am going to revive good old Gnex (maguro) and would like to give the SlimLP a try.

Can anyone tell me whre the find the latest release?

OP states only 5.0.2 Roms but I have read there was a release on 5.1.1 r20 at 10/31.

Is this the latest and where to download?

What Gapp package can be used to fit the system partition? Nano?

Thanks so much for your assistance.

Edit: strange... Just recognized that the browser version shows the link to latest build 25/12.

It is xda labs app which looks different for some reason and does not offer the proper information.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
I would read this thread and go with AOSP 6.0 ... pretty close to SlimRoms

https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-nexus/development/rom-omap4-aosp-project-t3334574

you will find newest builds at http://builds.unlegacy-android.org/aosp-6.0/tuna/

and open gapps arm 6.0 Pico

PS: Make a backup first for good sake!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Meandi51:
Thanks a lot for your advice :)

And as I see this Rom is still under maintenace (latest build 16. Jan 17) - great.

BTW is TWRP 3.0.2.0 good to go ?

I have read about issues (backup can`t be copied due to incorrect permissions,...)

and I am not clear if OTG works on it (or at all) ?

So 3.0.2.0 or 2.8.7.0 ? do you have a suggestion ?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
I used 3.0.2.0 from this official source

https://dl.twrp.me/maguro/

issue reported is about restoring old backups with newest recovery,

I cannot tell about it, because I did not try at all

I made a backup with USB OTG, than did a clean flash the first time

to me, it did work!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Meandi51:
ok... so let's go ahead.

so crazy there is even nougat rom available.

I guess its still kind a early state.

thanks again :svetius:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
How was it? Did you install 6. 0?