franco never worked well for me.
leankernel + leantweaks and some basic configuration has served me very well. I haven't changed the ROM or kernel on my phone in months - it basically got to a point where I'm so satisfied with how well it functions that I don't want to rock the boat until a new (not shitty) version of Android comes along.
Yup. Agreed. Same kernel but on Carbon 1.4
This has been the happiest I've been with this phone since the first JB update. I even did my first nandroid since the Droid X days!
Outside of screen size and battery on newer devices, I feel zero need to upgrade. None. This is a first for me with any device of this kind.
Ah man you're right. They're gone :-(
They still work in Talk's video chat though....
I haven't used carbon before. How stable and smooth is it? I'm using cm 10.1 right now and it's been great
Dammit, I fucked up beginning to root my phone - it's a VZW Galaxy Nexus with JRO03O. I used the Nexus Root Toolkit and was in the process of configuring drivers (oh, what fun). I downloaded the PdaNet drivers and missed the instructions where I cancel the full installation, so now I think I have PdaNet on my phone but I uninstalled it from my computer. Then I did the full driver test and, to my joy, it passed the ADB device test. But it failed the fastboot mode section and now my phone is in fastboot mode - I can't turn it off or cancel anything without pressing the big Start button. Man, oh man, don't tell me my phone has been bricked. How do I set everything to normal again, at least before the PdaNet installation?
Dammit, I fucked up beginning to root my phone - it's a VZW Galaxy Nexus with JRO03O. I used the Nexus Root Toolkit and was in the process of configuring drivers (oh, what fun). I downloaded the PdaNet drivers and missed the instructions where I cancel the full installation, so now I think I have PdaNet on my phone but I uninstalled it from my computer. Then I did the full driver test and, to my joy, it passed the ADB device test. But it failed the fastboot mode section and now my phone is in fastboot mode - I can't turn it off or cancel anything without pressing the big Start button. Man, oh man, don't tell me my phone has been bricked. How do I set everything to normal again, at least before the PdaNet installation?
Dammit, I fucked up beginning to root my phone - it's a VZW Galaxy Nexus with JRO03O. I used the Nexus Root Toolkit and was in the process of configuring drivers (oh, what fun). I downloaded the PdaNet drivers and missed the instructions where I cancel the full installation, so now I think I have PdaNet on my phone but I uninstalled it from my computer. Then I did the full driver test and, to my joy, it passed the ADB device test. But it failed the fastboot mode section and now my phone is in fastboot mode - I can't turn it off or cancel anything without pressing the big Start button. Man, oh man, don't tell me my phone has been bricked. How do I set everything to normal again, at least before the PdaNet installation?
Verizon 4.2.2 leaked with new radios guys! Grab em while they're hot, from the usual places.
Fine. Not a single issue that I've run across so long as you leave everything as is. Stock kernel and all.
Its AOKP+Paranoid Android+CNA with stock stability IMO. Give it a go.
So does this mean it's officially coming?Verizon 4.2.2 leaked with new radios guys! Grab em while they're hot, from the usual places.
So does this mean it's officially coming?
The toolkit is only for Windows right? Guess I'm gonna have to wait.Yea but just do it now, no root or custom bootloader required.
The toolkit is only for Windows right? Guess I'm gonna have to wait.
Maybe I will.. It just takes too much of my time to flash these rims now a days. Cm has been working do well in comparison to the other 4.2s that I'm scared of switching
Oh well if things are great as is, I'd leave it alone.
If you're just bored, then at the very least make a nandroid backup.
Too late! I went ahead and flashed this last night. I'm surprised that so far this ROM has the smoothness of CM 10.1, but is very fast. It almost feels like I'm using a Nexus 4. Is this what linaro based ROMs are suppose to be like? My only worry is that with this performance, I'll get much worse battery life. Also the customaztion on this is ridiculous. The only thing missing is the preset color controls that were in CM 10.1. I don't like having to set that up through the Franco app.
Glad you like it!
But seriously, how's your battery life? Lol
Today is my last day with the Galaxy Nexus. Company is making a mandatory switch to the HTC 8X (Windows Phone). The GNex may not have been perfect, but certainly much better than what I'm being forced to use now.
Stock battery and it was shitty as ever.
I use the phone HEAVILY. I mean, its nearly my primary computer at this point, but even on its best day, I don't think "good" would be an apt description for the battery life.
2 and a half hours of screen on time, 2.45 if dimmed.
Today is my last day with the Galaxy Nexus. Company is making a mandatory switch to the HTC 8X (Windows Phone). The GNex may not have been perfect, but certainly much better than what I'm being forced to use now.
I'm sorry. I would rather slash my wrists than use Windows Phone.Slightly exaggerated to make the point. But only slightly.
Shame about the spoiler part. I already told WP GAF to pop the champagne. <3
I am currently running CM10.1 but have done nothing to the Kernel. Should I be changing it using the franco.Kernel updater app for the best performance?
How good is the extended battery? Getting 4 hours of screen on time on the default battery is an achievement.
Instead of getting an extended battery, I decided to get this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009USAJCC/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
It's essentially a large battery pack (slightly larger and thicker than the phone itself) good for ~4 charges of the GNex. Just wanted to throw it out because it works better than an extended batter would for me.
Instead of getting an extended battery, I decided to get this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009USAJCC/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
It's essentially a large battery pack (slightly larger and thicker than the phone itself) good for ~4 charges of the GNex. Just wanted to throw it out because it works better than an extended batter would for me.
Instead of getting an extended battery, I decided to get this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009USAJCC/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
It's essentially a large battery pack (slightly larger and thicker than the phone itself) good for ~4 charges of the GNex. Just wanted to throw it out because it works better than an extended batter would for me.
I recharge my phone every night. I just want it to keep from dying during the evening, when I'm out.
But does it charge the phone or does it keep it from draining battery? For example, if I connect my phone via USB to my laptop while on battery the phone will stop draining but it won't recharge. If that's the case then this is not such a good solution since you would need to carry around the battery all the time with you connected to your phone.
So I guess 4.2.2 OTA is out for Verizon? Anyone get it, or successfully force it yet?