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[Verizon] [ROM] [JB 4.2] XenonHD Stable-11.1 (7/3/13)

What is going on with this ROM? The latest one is so laggy. In some cases I'm counting seconds for things to show up or transition. I guess it could be some apps that I have installed but I have tried turning closing everything out and its still slow.

I guess I'll move on to another ROM until the next update of XenonHD. Any suggestions on where to go from here? Sourcery maybe? I would like something similar.
 
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I just flashed 4.2.1 and it works fine.
I used this Gaaps, guess its the right one....works fine!!
Index of ./roms/gapps-4.2/

I had a hiccup with my first gaaps try (think I had a totally wrong one....my bad) and tried to restore from recovery my nandroid....it couldn't find file even though its there.....


finally just went to the browser and typed in the addy for a gaaps and dwnloaded it and everything is peachy again....I guess at some point I should go back in and set permissions again?

BTW...my wifi notification icon is working fine!!



Guess lean kernel is next

Billd
 
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What is going on with this ROM? The latest one is so laggy. In some cases I'm counting seconds for things to show up or transition. I guess it could be some apps that I have installed but I have tried turning closing everything out and its still slow.

I guess I'll move on to another ROM until the next update of XenonHD. Any suggestions on where to go from here? Sourcery maybe? I would like something similar.


sourcery is laggy too. i've tried all 4.2 kernels.
 
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ok i got a quick and probably a silly question. i am new to the nexus but not new to rooting and flashing roms. i see everywhere that it says to put the rom and gapps on the sd card? but there is no sd card slot on the nexus. so i am assuming (i know dangerious lol) they go on the root of the phone memory. i am bootloader unlocked and rooted and have twrp installed for recovery. my question is when you go to wipe data to do a clean install it says it will wipe all internal memory. so if i do that the rom and gapps i just put on the phone will not be there. or am i missing something? thanks. if this is in the wrong post i'm sorry. i just put it here because this is the rom i want to run.
 
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ok i got a quick and probably a silly question. i am new to the nexus but not new to rooting and flashing roms. i see everywhere that it says to put the rom and gapps on the sd card? but there is no sd card slot on the nexus. so i am assuming (i know dangerious lol) they go on the root of the phone memory. i am bootloader unlocked and rooted and have twrp installed for recovery. my question is when you go to wipe data to do a clean install it says it will wipe all internal memory. so if i do that the rom and gapps i just put on the phone will not be there. or am i missing something? thanks. if this is in the wrong post i'm sorry. i just put it here because this is the rom i want to run.

there's a non removable sd card inside. factory wipe doesn't wipe the sd card. that's where the rom your going to flash is stored.
 
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ok a little lost again. when i connect my phone to my pc i get option to open the phone file. but i do net see anything on there as to where to put my rom files?

You can put your ROM files anywhere on the internal storage (sd card). When you go to flash the ROM in TWRP, you will browse for the location of the file, so as long as you remember where you put it, you can put it anywhere.
 
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i think that is where my problem is. i have no option to select sdcard. when i click on the drive it just gives me regular folders like ringtones, media, twrp and things like that. also i have put the rom on the interenal storage and when i selected wipe data in twrp it completly wiped everything on my phone and the files were gone. what i did do is wiped dalvik, dalvik cache, then wiped data. rebooted phone and put the files back on the phone and rebooted into recovery and installed the rom, gapps and everything seems to be working fine.


here is a pic of the options i have when i open the drive for the phone on my pc. realize the files are there because of what i did before. if i run twrp and wipe data they are gone.
 
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i think that is where my problem is. i have no option to select sdcard. when i click on the drive it just gives me regular folders like ringtones, media, twrp and things like that. also i have put the rom on the interenal storage and when i selected wipe data in twrp it completly wiped everything on my phone and the files were gone. what i did do is wiped dalvik, dalvik cache, then wiped data. rebooted phone and put the files back on the phone and rebooted into recovery and installed the rom, gapps and everything seems to be working fine.


here is a pic of the options i have when i open the drive for the phone on my pc. realize the files are there because of what i did before. if i run twrp and wipe data they are gone.

I'm not quite sure I follow everything you're saying but here's some more info that might help clear some things up:

The folders you see in the screen shot above are located on the sdcard on your phone. If you were to look for that folder on using a file explorer on your phone, the location of the Alarms folder would be

/sdcard/Alarms

As far the wipe data issue goes, if you are using TWRP, the process when clean wiping and flashing is this:

from the main menu of TWRP, click "wipe"
in the wipe menu select cache, dalvik cache, factory reset, and system.
go back to the main menu, then click "install"
in the install menu, browse for the ROM file, select it and install
go back to the main menu, then click "install"
in the install menu, browse for the gapps file, select it and install
reboot system

You can also add zips to the queue and flash multiple files in the same go.

None of the wipes above clear data from you sdcard (internal storage). The factory reset erases all of the user data associated with the ROM.
 
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