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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] biomorgoth:
Its hard to think it is a Marshmallow bug, right? :eek: But at least in my case, the issue started to happen when i installed this ROM on my phone (unfortunately i did not had CM13 long enough to experience that issue). Also, many other devices are connected to this router (Technicolor FTTH router), and they do not experience disconnection, now that i remember one of those is a Moto G3 which has MM. I will ask his owner for random WiFi disconnections, just to know if it is AOSP-related.

Do you use other devices on your router?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fromfree:
I'm using it now, it is stable but battery saving location (WiFi and data location) is not working. Also there are some graphical glitches.

To open PDF files download and use acrobat, the build in PDF reader reboots the phone.

As in the others builds the YouTube app is not really stable and 60fps videos are not working.

Finally don't use ART, it doesn't work.

You can find more information in the previous pages :)

For web browsing I use Firefox + ublock extension and I have no problem at all
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MentalBreach:
Thanks for your feedback, it's always appreciated :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] musical_chairs:
Here's an unofficial build of KitKat:

aosp_kk_tuna_2016-10-29_unofficial.zip

This is mainly interesting for toro and toroplus users. Mobile data is working for toro, and ril for toroplus has been fixed. Note that it takes a few minutes after boot for the radio to come up on both devices.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] girkev:
Here, too. Very fast.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] geraldus:
Hey folks!

I tried latest `aosp_7.1_tuna_2016-10-21` build with Open GApps Nano on my GSM Galaxy Nexus (maguro).

GApps failed to install because of lack of free space on system partition.

I was able to install pico, but this time I stuck with initial setup because of continuos crashes of setup wizard.

Fortunately I've made a backup of previous Lollipop installation and I tried to upgrade system, i.e. wipe only Dalvik and Cache before installing zips in recovery mode.

After upgrade I can use my device. It's a bit laggy comparing to Lollipop (the latter works smother, but my Lollipop was without CMA!).

Music app fails to start.

I really got some additional free memory now and I feel real performance boost (apps start and run faster)!

It's very cool! Thanks. Hope things will be improved.

Best wishes!

UPDATE Average Memory Usage

about 750*Mb (see attachment).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] echo100:
WOW provides a really good performance for a Galaxy Nexus! Thanks!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] girkev:
The battery consumptions are enormously high.

Or is it just the akku itself?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] geraldus:
As for me I've noticed some issues with battery, however I have very old battery and it was not enough right from the first day I use my phone. Thus, I can't be certain.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] girkev:
I'll try a new battery. It's worth a try I guess.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] maxbg996:
Before you go and buy a new battery. please check if the battery is draining even when the unit is shut down. If so, it could be a board issue where there is an internal leakage.

I have the same issue and new battery does not solve it.

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For 7.1 Nougat ROM running on maguro, Everything is running perfectly. However the stock music player is unable to start.

Anyone noticed this?

Google play music is ok tho.....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] geraldus:
Yes, I do. Though Google's Play Music works.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] OdurSWE:
Which of the builds has a working GPS?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] uji_sine:
GPS not work on this build.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Master94ga:
Last MM does ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] OdurSWE:
Yeah. So what's the difference between last MM and the new KK and N? What's changed GPS wise?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fromfree:
I haven't tried N, but in my experience the MM build is faster and more stable than the KK build, however KK will give you more free RAM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] echo100:
Hi, I'm having troubles with the WiFi. It suddenly stopped connecting... Any idea to fix it?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] geraldus:
Running MM now. Everything seems to be fine and quite smooth comparing to N. One little notice: sometimes when I lock the phone it vibrates and camera app pops up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fromfree:
Maybe you double pressed the button? Look into settings->display.

[MENTION=7230904]echo100[/MENTION] WiFi at 5GHz isn't stable in this ROM, make sure that you're using 2,4GHz
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] geraldus:
Oh you're right! Thanks (never seen this option before).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MoonSweep78:
A workaround for "Setup wizard keeps stopping"

Hi,

For those who tried to install 7.1 and are stuck on "Setup wizard keeps stopping", here's a simple workaround. It may seem obvious to some people but after a whole evening struggling with this problem and since some people mentioned being stuck with it too, I thought I might share my findings. The trick is to flash 7.0 first, setup your Google account, and only then, flash 7.1.

Here's a detailed walk-through of how I did it (I used latest TWRP as recovery):

First, as usual when you flash a new ROM, wipe /system, /data, /cache and Dalvik cache.

Personally, I also like to wipe internal storage too (after backing it up, of course), to start fresh and selectively restore only what I want with "adb push" (pictures, music, backups from Titanium Backup and SMS Backup & Restore, custom alarm/notification sounds, etc etc), but it's not mandatory.

Then, flash 7.0 (the latest "n" build in the Downloads section, 2016-09-09 at the time of writing).

As mentioned in the instructions at the beginning of the thread, flash the matching version of OpenGApps right after the ROM, before the first boot.

If you want to root your phone, also flash your favorite SU application during this step.

Reboot your phone. Unlike what's said in the instructions at the beginning of the thread, I didn't have to skip the setup wizard to set any additional permissions, it just worked out-of-the-box (after checking the settings, Google Play Services already had all its permissions granted, but Google Play Store only had SMS and Phone authorized, not Contacts and Position; nevertheless, everything worked as expected without those); it was probably needed only on the first builds. So, just setup your Google account normally (anyway, if something goes wrong, starting over isn't a big deal, wiping your partitions and flashing the ROM isn't that long; and if you do need to skip the setup wizard to set permissions, use the "four corners" trick mentioned earlier in this thread: tap the four corners, clock-wise, starting from the top left one. This will skip the setup wizard and bring you right to the home screen. By the way, for the sake of curiosity, if someone knows how to restart the setup wizard after doing this, I'd like to know).

After having set up your Google account, if you chose to have it reinstall all your applications, give it some time to do its thing. Meanwhile, I like to browse the settings and tweak stuff. If you wiped internal storage, you can also restore your backed up files with "adb push" now.

Now that it's done, reboot to recovery, and flash 7.1, but without wiping /data beforehand (wiping /cache and Dalvik cache is OK, though)

Like earlier, flash the matching OpenGApps (and, optionally, your favorite SU application) now, before the first boot.

Reboot your phone.

That's it. You should have Android 7.1 on your Galaxy Nexus up and running.

Congratulations to the developers for keeping our good old devices alive and up-to-date for far longer than Google or Samsung intended !
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AusX10:
Anyone else not able to get this to boot? I have been trying new builds every few days but none actually completely boot up (remains on the ANDROID boot animation).

I've formatted everything (inc. /system), tried flashing the factory image and starting from scratch but still can't get it to boot.

Sometimes it boots to the point where it is detected as an ADB device and it responds to reboot commands but not every time. I've left it for hours (fallen asleep) and it still never boots. I haven't seen anyone else with this problem, maybe my device is dying I don't know.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] _yen_:
Same here, the only nougat 7.1 build that boots is that published in download section on 21 October. My maguro is know to be "problematic" to boot though...

Edit: problems are within kernel, ROM itself boots fine using boot image from 10/21 build.

Bye

Yen
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ygor Cortes:
Same here. Any news on this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] WoolTomb:
Hey [MENTION=2633638]Ziyan[/MENTION] will you release CM 14.1 for maguro? :laugh::laugh::laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] n76:
[MENTION=2633638]Ziyan[/MENTION] I am looking into making a 7.1 build with changes needed for the microG project. There are a couple of patches to frameworks/base needed for that.

In looking at the github source for Unlegacy-Android I see source for frameworks/base so I assumed that that is the one I will need to clone and patch.

But in looking at the android repro specifications in the Unlegacy-Android, at least for v7.1, I don't see any use of that. Instead it seems to pull frameworks/base from Google's AOSP.

It is not often that I look at Android repo XML files so I could easily be confused. Which frameworks/base should I clone and apply my microG patches to, the Unlegacy-Android one or the AOSP one?

Thanks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] blconway:
Thanks for the great work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigdoglou:
Brought out my old Galaxy Nexus after reading this thread. Installed the 7.1 rom with the 7.1 pico gapps. I love that this rom has the minimalist of stuff attached to it. Phone was brought back to life. Now to figure out what to do with it.

Thanks for the great work!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ALeX850:
Hey guys, thank you for the great and selfless work! I wonder though whether a build for the motorola Xoom 2/Xyboard series could also be possibly achieved?

They are almost Galaxy Tab 2 clones hardware-wise: OMAP4430 (clocked at 1.2GHz though instead of 1.0GHz), 1GB RAM, PowerVR SGX540, 1280x800... barring some discrepancies: some variants have a microSD port some not, BT2.1, 5MP rear camera, it has a micro HDMI port.

Thank you!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knopper84:
So regarding on some user experiences, which one is the better choice, the KK build from here or the latest Nougat?

Especially when it comes to battery drain, smoothness etc...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
I didn't try last KK, but I can say that MM from July is pretty good!

I think it is a final version
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] yaghmaie.p:
I switched from CM13 to 7.1 (2016-10-21). Both with pico Gapps and having around 40 apps installed. I also try to disable many system applications to enhance performance.

Comparing the two:

Smoothness: The 7.1 build brought back smoothness to my Gnex. Last time I experienced it on this device, I just can't remember.

Battery: I get about 20 hours battery life by doing some IM, Music, Browsing, while wifi always on and sometimes cell data. I think 7.1 (2016-10-21) is more battery consuming compared to CM13 for now.

Stability: My Gnex with 7.1 gets a little bit laggy after a while, sometimes it loses cellular connection, and etc. Approximately, everyday I need a reboot to refresh the performance.

It is interesting for me to know which build is more smooth and gives better performance.

Thank you [MENTION=2633638]Ziyan[/MENTION] and [MENTION=3390093]MWisBest[/MENTION] for the great job
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] musical_chairs:
Here's a new unofficial build of 4.4, with a bunch of security fixes for the kernel:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=601275311581037335
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] knopper84:
Anyone tested yet?

So maybe best Solution atm should be july-build of MM, or?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phaleg:
After reading your previous post, I would go with KK... it was pretty good for smoothness and battery drain at that time, it shouldn't get worse with newer for sure.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jagjo027:
Wow great work .

Gesendet von meinem Galaxy Nexus mit Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gialakias:
Everything in 7.1 works OK. The only thing that is not working is that after some hours the phone loses the mobile Internet and it needs a restart to work again.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] asmalldharma:
Does the WiFi work? The last couple marshmallow roms I've tried require annoyingly frequent WiFi power cycling.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PGHammer:
Yes - the wi-fi works (installed 7.1 over a working CM13), and my wi-fi stayed up. However, you'll want 7.1 pico (not nano - nano with 7.1 has the same issue that 6.0 nano does; it's too big).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gialakias:
Everything works perfectly and the speed is acceptable. The only hiccup is that the mobile Internet goes away for some hours a and it needs a reboot to work again. Thanks for the great rom. I hope a fix is on the plans.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PGHammer:
7.1 pico (nano has been too big since 6.0; had same issue with CM13).

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I'm taking another revived GNex to Tracfone (it will replace a lifeline feature phone). What you will have to do is go online to order it - since you can't use the Transfer Wizard normally with feature phones. What Tracfone's online order agent will want are the IMEI and MEID of the GNex you are moving (those don't change) - this applies to any GNex - mine is the VZW (toro) model - however, this would still work for maguro or toroplus, as Tracfone is a neutral MVNO.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PGHammer:
The Issue With Google Apps on GNex

You don't have to hack - it's an issue I have, in fact seen before with GApps nano; it's simply too big! (This applies to GApps 6.0 nano and newer, and is not unique; CM13 has the same problem.) Use GApps pico (which will still work) instead. In fact, I recovered from a bad crossgrade involving nano - a factory reset and reflash to pico has me to rights.

:cool::cool::cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rahimali:
Anyone got this ROM to boot with xposed installed? I'm getting a bootloop... :confused:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Markoz88:
Does GPS work (offline I mean, without internet connection)??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gialakias:
Hmm, I didn't try. Later I will tell you because my girlfriend has it right now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PGHammer:
No - however, I have absolutely NO use for Xposed (didn't used Xposed in my brief stay on Marshmallow, and never used it with Lollipop).

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You can use GPS with wi-fi (I did with my tablet, and do with my phone, which doesn't have a SIM currently, so it's used like a tablet). The advantage with the phone (in tablet mode) is that I have both 2.4 and 5 GHz - which my tablet lacks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kerpert:
Does the gps works or not?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amd_h4x0r:
I tried using an older version of xposed the other day, but I believe the Android security updates that are included in the new KK build break it.

Instead I went to this MM rom so I can still use the latest version of xposed.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rahimali:
That's the xposed installer I use as well. I'm gonna try the earlier KK build by Ziyan and see if xposed works on that. Thanks for the feedback!

Edit :: To answer my own question, installing Xposed framework works just fine with the earlier KK build by [MENTION=2633638]Ziyan[/MENTION] but results in a bootloop in the later build by [MENTION=4531957]musical_chairs[/MENTION]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gabrielex:
Is the project still alive?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
Xposed 87 was released to deal with those updates specifically.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rahimali:
Thanks for the heads up but now the next question. Is there gonna be an Xposed installer available for KK based on framework 87?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] n76:
Most recent updates to the source at GitHub are three days ago. Seems like it is alive to me.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bamtan2:
this project is a continuation of ZMOD and other releases, which makes it older than the date of this thread implies. if you see time pass without an update, that is normal. in the past, new builds have been released only when something important changed. ziyan and friends have been working hard on galaxy nexus for over a year :) it is a great achievement :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gabrielex:
Indeed it is, who would have expected to get Android 7.1 on our beloved Galaxy Nexus? :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PGHammer:
Galaxy Nexus and N

I certainly didn't - any more than I would have expected to wind up with said Galaxy Nexus myself. (Mom originally bought it as a refurb via Amazon; she replaced it with a new Galaxy J3 due to problems with Google Photos with the stock JB. The first thing I did with the GNex - after a blanking - was throw official CM 13 on it; within twenty-four hours of THAT, CM13 gave way to Unlegacy-Android 7.1 (though I had already planned to take the GNex to Tracfone, and have a SIM kit enroute to do just that).)

The thus rather surprising quirk is that the oldest Android device in the house will have the latest version of Android. It's like Donald Trump getting elected; uh - that's actually happened.

:cyclops::cyclops::cyclops:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gialakias:
Yes the GPS works offline.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Markoz88:
E: unknown command.

Ok, so the GPS works, and I triend to install the 7.1 ROM. But I got this error:

E: unknown command

I tried with system mounted and unmounted both. Any solution?

EDIT:

I tried to boot (restart system) and it works. Maybe that's not an important error.

Edit #2:

GPS doesn't work.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amine a.b.i:
#Ziyan ive flashed your rom on my gnex and it is awesome but it has some bugs of course but i have a question can i flash franco kernel on your rom ??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
franco.Kernel tuna hasn't been updated since KitKat was current, so it doesn't contain DDK1.9, or CMA and I can pretty much guarantee you won't boot with any ROM that uses one or both of those things.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AgusL:
Using 7.1 ROM and everything works perfectly fine except for the known visual glitch in recents apps screen. GPS works as expected. No issues when flashing ROM, GAPPS, and SuperSU.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amine a.b.i:
so is there any other kernel that supports swap partition (ram expand) and works on this rom ???
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thagringo:
as far as i know there arent any custom kernels available.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Markoz88:
Anyone has this error while flashing the 7.1 rom?

E: unknown command

What does it mean? This is the cause of my not-working GPS? (I need it so I came back to the new KitKat)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amine a.b.i:
thanks anyway

is there someone had the problem that he cant decrease or increase the calls volume ??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] osm0sis:
Nougat adds a new "log" command to EDIFY/recovery. A newer TWRP will deal with this when it gets released, but it's not anything to worry about in the meantime.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] diogofd8:
Does Android Hotspot work with this build? I have problems with it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mimamau:
Just installed 7.1. Feels very smooth.

But I can't read my emails. Kaiten Mail, K9-Mail and Gmail just crash when I try to open a message.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amine a.b.i:
after installing this rom i had some problems with my screen a green horizontal line under the soft keys (nav bar) also another green line in the top of my screen and some white vertical lines all over the screen can someone help me ??
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] _yen_:
K9-mail runs fine on unlegacy here, have you checked if contacts and storage permission are grant to it?

Additionally you can also try last alpha from here:

https://github.com/k9mail/k-9/releases

bye

yen
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mimamau:
Thanks, but K9 alpha instantly gets closed when I open it.

Will first try it with 7.0 now.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] n76:
logcat is your friend. . .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mimamau:
When I install 7.0 with OpenGApps pico Kaiten Mail works.

Than I installed 7.1 with OpenGApps pico Kaiten Mail works.

Than I installed OpenGApps stock Kaiten Mail crashes.

In Logcat I get several lines about WebView:

VelvetNetworkClient: Caused by: android.webkit.WebViewFactory$MissingWebViewPackageException: Failed to load WebView provider: No WebView installed

I updated Android System WebView in Google Play Store but the error is still there.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mimamau:
So it tried it with 7.1 and OpenGApps aroma skipping WebView... same error.

Now with OpenGApps mini everything seem to work. :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Master94ga:
Download on Netflix doesn't work, they said that a lot of custom rom doesn't support the drm they are using, so to be able to download the rom need to be updated. Is possible to update this rom with needed drm?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] petauro:
Just GPS!

7.1 installed, everything run fine and smoothly for my use, (really gooood :D ), but GPS does not work. Maps and Nokia Here tested.

I had the same error 'E: unknown command' during rom install, and I had it with TWRP 2-8-7-0 and 3-0-2-0 both and started with everything hardly formatted (now I have this one installed, the last one), but I really don't know how could that error affects the OS and Apps...

Any chance to see GPS working? Please tell me if I'm doing something wrong, couse I read about a user, few pages ago, who seems (answered) running, the GPS. Thanks!

S.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Maxim Iac:
Fu*kin' love it

Hey I follow your aosp roms from years, my nexus resurrected with this, and the expanded ram is pratically perfect, but how i can get google functions as "ok google" or assistant? I have installed gapps and also tried getassistant.apk but seems that home button has no more any link to Google. What can I do? Help me pleasee :(

Anyway I haven't noticed important bugs, everything works, and this is the smoother rom I ever had. Thank you!!

:laugh::good::good:

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I think yes, because for me works perfectly!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] petauro:
Could you please tell us installation steps of the 7.1? Did you try gmaps? Which TWRP? Any error during rom install?

Thank you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Markoz88:
Petauro, we have the same problem about GPS and the same error during the flash. It's a pity.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PGHammer:
I used the GetAssistantAPK (Play Store) on top of my base install of UA 7.1 + GApps 7.1 pico which mods the Google App to allow for Assistant (which is an applet - NOT a full-blown app), and also requires you to use the default Launcher (I had been using Arrow Launcher). I have to wonder - does the launcher included with Pixel require the same sort of hack (for the same reason)?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PGHammer:
Which TWRP

TWRP 2.8.7.0 and 3.0.2.0 both work (and both were tested - for two reasons - 2.8.7.0 has been recommended for most ROMs of MM, and some folks are resistive to move from a working recovery, and 3.0.2.0 is the latest TWRP for all GNexes - therefore, IT got tested as well; after all, this is N, not MM).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gabrielex:
Sometimes I lose cellular data connection and the only apparent way to restore it is to power off and on again,

when that happens I can't even access APN settings and the APN is not showing, instead I get the message "Access Point Name settings are not available for this user", clicking on the plus button doesn't let me add anything.

Here is a screenshot of that event.

[IMG="APN"]http://i67.tinypic.com/2yv78zt.png[/IMG]
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gialakias:
I have reported this bug also. I think it is a known issue. If you reboot once or twice a day it it ok and you also refresh the responsiveness by that.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Pantocratorita:
it happens to me too.

rom 7.1 (21/10) on maguro