Franco.kernel Updater App - Autoflash Not Working

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I installed Franco's application from the Play store on my Galaxy Nexus, I was very intrigued to try the auto-flash option available, it will save a heap rather than downloading the latest zip and flashing it on CWM manually. To my surprise, auto-flash does not work at all, the progress bar seems tp reach 100% very quickly, and then just stay there. Any ideas?

I'm running bigxie's OTA 4.1.1 ROM.

Superuser?

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I think that there is something related to the Superuser permissions. Does Franco.kernel Updater ask for Superuser when you open it? If not, I am almost sure that that's the problem.

Originally Posted by lorin_93

I think that there is something related to the Superuser permissions. Does Franco.kernel Updater ask for Superuser when you open it? If not, I am almost sure that that's the problem.

Yes it immediately asks for SuperSU permissions once I open it, and I surely grant it them

Superuser?

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I am sorry then, I don't know what it could be. Never happened to me...auto-flash always worked here. I guess we have to wait for more experienced users to figure out why it doesn't work for you.

Originally Posted by lorin_93

I am sorry then, I don't know what it could be. Never happened to me...auto-flash always worked here. I guess we have to wait for more experienced users to figure out why it doesn't work for you.

Thanks a lot for the help though, I wanted to post on the official thread but I can't since my posts counter < 10

Originally Posted by ammyt

Thanks a lot for the help though, I wanted to post on the official thread but I can't since my posts counter < 10

Oh, I understand you. But I have one question... are you already running Franco kernel? Because from what I know, auto-flash works only if you are already running one of Franco's kernels.

Originally Posted by lorin_93

Oh, I understand you. But I have one question... are you already running Franco kernel? Because from what I know, auto-flash works only if you are already running one of Franco's kernels.

Of course! I am running an older JB release however because the new ones have 1.8GHz as the OC limit, while I am blazing with 2036MHz, passing 15 minutes of Stability Test, perfectly stable at full load, and godly beastly