Correct me if i'm wrong.

Used+Free+Cache+Dalvik Cache=1GB

Used+Free=6XXMB , Cache+Dalvik Cache=3XXMB



This post has been edited by Eugene91: Jul 20 2012, 05:44 PM

I am comparing it with ainol novo7 tablets, aurora 1 and aurora 2, both also 1gb ram. Max free i can see using ES Task explorer is 600mb. But this max free of 400mb on galaxy nexus. 200mb difference is a lot. Just wondering if everyone else is getting this. If yes then I am fine with it. Just want to make sure it's not due to something I installed.

Well I don't think all of us have ever used up the RAM

anyone here's bluetooth cant work?
frustrated now... bluetooth cant work at all...
stock rom, trinity kernel TNP1344-384-JB-ALPHA32

Edit:
tried - reboot few times
- clear Bluetooth share, take out battery, reboot

seems like i can send file but cant receive file... willl try more later

from laptop send to nexus, tried txt, jpg, apk, rar

This post has been edited by duabijitelur: Jul 20 2012, 06:47 PM

The question is... Do you feel the lag on Nexus? I don't really care about how many MB ram left in my Nexus now. I do care previously when I'm using Galaxy W because it's just 512MB.

Aurora 1/2 which version of rom? The light version without any additional apps? Or factory version. And... are you comparing to New Aurora?? (What I mean is... Brand new out of the box without installing apps or using it for prolonged time)

You can always check the cached process or running services see which one eats all the RAM. You can kill them too but I don't bother doing

So far haven't really played enough nexus yet. No lag yet. I understand what you are trying to say. But this is not what I am asking.

I usually just use ES task explorer to kill all task. This is good enough no need to play so much with killing processes one by one. That is too extreme already. Waste of time also.

u use bluetooth with what? apple devicees?

My max free never exceed 200mb during normal circumstances and I'm happy with it cuz it just means apps are properly cached wherever they are needed. In fact most of the time it hovers around 100-130mb.

Update to 4.1.1 JellyBean much better than 4.0.4 ICS

Buttery smoothh

laptop, galaxy note , s2

My Nexus model is IMM76K. According to Toolkit V7.4, it is a CDMA / LTE model. So how now? Do I select IMM76I (GSM) or IMM76K (LTE)?

how is it possible your Nexus is CDMA/LTE if you are using it here in Malaysia with local operators ?

That's why very confusing... in About Phone, it shows IMM76K. In Toolkit V 7.4, IMM76K is CDMA / LTE model. What is your model? Should be IMM76I right?

By the way... mine is ori SME.

This post has been edited by acbc: Jul 20 2012, 06:26 PM

my nexus died on me today.
can't turn on. can't charge.
sent to service centre. hope nothing major.
luckily bought ori SME.

ok, that's what I wanted to know. Thanks!!

mine is JRO03C

anyway, instructions are there for reference only. Always apply some common sense when executing those instructions

so yeah, ours is definitely GSM phones, so just follow the GSMs instructions

try factory reset if cannot send to sme

but i can send file to laptop =-=

for lean kernel, what u guys use to control it?

This post has been edited by duabijitelur: Jul 20 2012, 07:02 PM

Actually yakjuxw (and maybe all non-yakju) shows up as CDMA/LTE, just flash it to yakju and it'll be fine.

Don't know if is it done purposely by Samsung......to screw Gnex...

I experienced this before as well.. In the end I unpair both. Then pair it again.