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[ROM][AOSP][4.0.4] CM9 Kang *Updated 6/12 6:40pm*

This is CM9 Alpha for the Sprint Nexus. There might be bugs.
The is a build of CM9 that I compiled and thought I would share. It has pulls from gerrit in it. This is kind of like a Nightly build but with more experimental stuff in it.
Pulls from gerrit and other modifications:
File Manager
A few Launcher Speed Tweaks
File Manager should work like a ICS app now.
Home Button animation tweak. Credit to CrushD for finding it.
Fix don't interrupt ongoing PIN/PUK verification
Uses 4.0.4 props
Increased video recording quality.
Make notifications consistent with the Gapps'.
Hide Buttons completly during fullscreen do this to prevent burn in on OLED devixes and also to get a cleaner look
Secret sauce from Franco. Should increase performance.
frameworks: new effect sounds contributed by "Dennis Cleiren"
Lockscreen background customization
Power Widget: Add toggle profile button
Weather : Autosync upon network connection
Lock screen weather: Simplified 'no-data' layout & refresh indicator
Settings : Verify weather prior to saving
Changes in 6/12 build:
Linaro stuff added in!
bootanimation: performance enhancements
Brightness toast panel - dialog displayed showing brightness when using statusbar brightness control
LockscreenTarget : Switch to dp from px for insets
Status Bar Brightness Control Padding
Browser: Remove duplicate actions from overflow menu when using quick controls
Fix occasional completely mute incoming call
Mms: added the option to change the soft keyboard type when composing messages
Port bug fixes from webkit to plug leaks
LatinIME: Option to reverse volume key logic on cursor control
add some cdma missing prop to toroplus
A few other things that were merged in.
Download (goo-inside.me)
Download (ROM Manager)
MD5: 6743e6e3c264524fab61f719666eaf25
Latest Gapps: 20120429
MD5: 7c524e1e078164f681e0aa6753180b2c
All credit goes to the Cyanogenmod team and to whoever made the gerrit submissions. Also to BRD for the device tree and vendor.

very nice i will flash and give feedback ty ")

Thanks I'll give her a spin!
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Downloading now!

About to flash, thank you.
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Any special instructions before I flash this?

mauricehall said:
Any special instructions before I flash this?
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The normal. Wipe data and cache.
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I'm up and running. Only thing I see as an issue is of course mms doesn't work and on the pull down bar, it says roaming indicator instead of sprint. Thanks for the rom!
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Transitions are smooth as butter. Haven't had any problems as of yet. Very nice. Thank you.
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May download and give this a go tonight...starting to get the urge to flash something beyond just a kernel. Was euroskank crack flasher on my ns4g and i miss it
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pastert33 said:
I'm up and running. Only thing I see as an issue is of course mms doesn't work and on the pull down bar, it says roaming indicator instead of sprint. Thanks for the rom!
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is there a fix for the roaming indicator? thats gunna get to me lol

bdubs4200 said:
is there a fix for the roaming indicator? thats gunna get to me lol
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Yea me too lol
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I have wiped and flash this a few times. But all it does is boot loops. I have checked the file it's fine. Any suggestions?

I hope this helps with the purple tint nexus's. damn I hate it haha

marcusva79 said:
I hope this helps with the purple tint nexus's. damn I hate it haha
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That's just how the Galaxy Nexus is. Raise the brightness up a little bit and it's fixed.
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Works really well so far.
-Roaming indicator, as mentioned.
-Any settings made under the "display" settings menu don't persist after reboot (notification light, custom display levels, etc.)
-Runs really well with Lean Kernel

Rooting the phone now...will be flashing this momentarily!

Using apex launcher and selecting Widgets from home screen the text doesn't show.
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globen said:
Using apex launcher and selecting Widgets from home screen the text doesn't show.
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That's a Apex issue now. The picker was changed to Holo theme like it's supposed to be.
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pastert33 said:
I'm up and running. Only thing I see as an issue is of course mms doesn't work and on the pull down bar, it says roaming indicator instead of sprint. Thanks for the rom!
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For some reason, mms send has proven more difficult than it should be. The problem appears to span across all aosp variants at this time. It is being heavily researched as a type. Wtf is mms still in existence for anyway?! Somebody please bury mms 6 ft under. Ugh.

Gamma settings Jelly Bean

HI all,
With cm9 i always used The presetted color settings from cm9. I really like those settings, so which file do i need to edit to accomplish that ?
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i would also like to know

You have to flash a kernel that supports it and use an app like Franco or Trinity Toolbox to adjust them.
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(Haha... yeah right!)

Changing the GNex's notification light frequency

I'm not sure if this is a ROM feature or can be implemented seperatelly but the only thing that bothers me on the GNex is that the notification light is blinking in a very slow rate. So let's say that I have the green colour set of SMSs, if I take a look on my phone the odds I see the light are 50%. To make sure if there's an update I have to look at it for like 10 seconds which is pretty annoying. I want the light always on as it was with my HTC Desire. Is there an app for that? Is this a ROM request?
Thanks in advance.

The BAMF Paradigm ROM lets you control the LED notification - both the frequency of the blinks and also allows you to choose a different color for different types of notifications.
Alternatively, if you're on a different ROM, check out the Light Flow app.
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jss2 said:
The BAMF Paradigm ROM lets you control the LED notification - both the frequency of the blinks and also allows you to choose a different color for different types of notifications.
Alternatively, if you're on a different ROM, check out the Light Flow app.
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Light Flow did the trick! Thank you!

jss2 said:
The BAMF Paradigm ROM lets you control the LED notification - both the frequency of the blinks and also allows you to choose a different color for different types of notifications.
Alternatively, if you're on a different ROM, check out the Light Flow app.
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+1
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White looks yellowish

Hey guys, I don't know if its me but my screen is weird. My whites are really off in that they look yellowish.
I'm trying to tinker around in color control on franko kernel updater with the blue, red, and green but it hasn't changed the whites. I having touched the gamma things though..
Anyone know how to solve this?
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stephan001 said:
Hey guys, I don't know if its me but my screen is weird. My whites are really off in that they look yellowish.
I'm trying to tinker around in color control on franko kernel updater with the blue, red, and green but it hasn't changed the whites. I having touched the gamma things though..
Anyone know how to solve this?
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go into gamma and increase blue

You need to adjust the multipliers.

Flash the trinity kernel & admire its beauty.
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Nope, the blue gamma doesn't change it. Everything except the whites became a bit more "white" but the white pixels are not as white as before.
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DaX05 said:
Flash the trinity kernel & admire its beauty.
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+1 for Trinity
Colors look amazing. I was wary at first but from the first boot after flashing the kernel, I fell in love. For me, I have found a significant increase in battery life compared to the stock kernel as well.

stephan001 said:
Nope, the blue gamma doesn't change it. Everything except the whites became a bit more "white" but the white pixels are not as white as before.
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Mbh had it, adjust multipliers.
If you remove red+green or increase blue it'll become more white.
Adjust gamma to remove tint in the shadows after that.
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I'm tinkering in every what way possible. Now I'm thinking its hardware problem. But I'll keep trying.
BTW, I am running Franco 240 kernel. I was on trinity, and it was better, but Franco increases my performance and battery life significantly.
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I have the same yellowish screen, flash Trinity like everyone said and boom, white is white.

I'm using the trinity kernel with the liquid smooth ROM and my screen looks just as good as my coworker's SIII does. It is truly amazing how much better it looks...

Anybody know what the color control setting difference is between the two kernels?
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stephan001 said:
Anybody know what the color control setting difference is between the two kernels?
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Should only be in the defaults, unless....
Check if Franco includes omap gamma (preset tables) over my Contrast.

No it does not good sir..
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morfic said:
Should only be in the defaults, unless....
Check if Franco includes omap gamma (preset tables) over my Contrast.
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Yea they support both omap gamma as well as your contrast settings

I am running liquidsmooth beta1 with Franco 240, the smoothness and battery life is so much better and its not a feeling. I experienced both kernels long enough to know the difference.
So I just need to know how to fix this colour shenanigans. There is just too many possibilities with the options but I haven't stopped trying.
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Franco and Trinity, in my experience, both have good color settings out of the box. Franco's colors look a bit more natural to me, as Trinity's are a little "blue" to my eyes. There are a few other threads with users suggesting various color settings. Get Franco (which you already have, aparently) or Trinity and try out some of the combinations suggested. Some are quite good.
Here's one thread on the subject: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1521195
Best of luck

Thanks buddy. I'll try this out and report back.
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[Q] How to fix yellow tint ?

My Note II's screen has a yellow tint. Whites are not pure white, but kind of yellowish-orange. :crying:
The thing is though if I tilt my device either way, I can see pure white.
The screen colors are way better on my old Galaxy S2 w/ SAmoled+, and I can further tweak the colors by using a custom kernel with screen tuning support.
Is there anything similar for the Note II ?

Not yet, but you Could try "Filter your screen" App from play store.
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Thanks, but none of these apps are good because they simply add a filter on top and also affect blacks.
Guess I'll just wait for custom kernel color tuning support

Jobiza said:
Not yet, but you Could try "Filter your screen" App from play store.
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Is there still no kernel and/or app that can change color profile of the Note II?

The kernel from this thread can do it, here's a link to my post explaining how:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=54266153