So which kernal do you prefer, and why do you prefer that kernal?
Which do you prefer?
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Well I like matrix KERNEL cuz it has been really smooth for me. I also like bugles Pete's KERNEL cuz it also makes my phone run really smooth. But it all depends on the phone also. It could run good for me but u could have issues. I say just test them all out and see what feels better for u.
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I use Yennob-Base "Base1 -1.2 Overclock | Tiny Undervolt" by dfbonney, which can be found here.
im using miui with morfics teuv88 kernel. miui runs really smooth and it saves lots of battery. also try the other trinity kernels and the matrix kernel.
so now its your turn, flash and use them and decide whats the best kernel for you and your rom.
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I've been on matr1x and I just upgraded to the latest version 6.5 and I've had no issues. Maybe over the weekend I will try a new one and report back.
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idelgado782 said:
I've been on matr1x and I just upgraded to the latest version 6.5 and I've had no issues. Maybe over the weekend I will try a new one and report back.
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Me too. Very smooth and very stabil. I'm running stock ROM
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been on matr1x 5.5 and 6 but since 6.5 have too many random reboots, voltage increasing didn't help although had no problem running trinity T144 and so i switched to trinity TUV for everyday.
I like the Matr1x kernel
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Me too. Very smooth and very stabil. I'm running stock ROM
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I didn't know u can run kernels on stock rom. Can u tell me how, I'm new
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TEUV
Okay so I just flashed The TEUV 800Mhz Kernel and I lost WIFI
When I try to turn it on it just says error
Can anyone help?
I have a Tmobile Nexus S and I was on the stock rom with the James bond kernel before this. PLEASE HELP
I've used most of them my phone doesn't seem to like to work with Matr1x Trinity UV and EUV work flawlessly. and Buggless Petes one is the most stable for me i don't tend to use the extra functionality that comes with Kernels ..
irizwan said:
I've used most of them my phone doesn't seem to like to work with Matr1x Trinity UV and EUV work flawlessly. and Buggless Petes one is the most stable for me i don't tend to use the extra functionality that comes with Kernels ..
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Hater.
Lol jk. Have u tried raising voltages
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mathkid95 said:
Hater.
Lol jk. Have u tried raising voltages
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Lol seriously nah i didn't mess with voltages and such i've tried the old Matr1x it worked great specially with Nscollab
Btw ns collab update tomorrow, so you might wanna try matr1x tomorrow with it
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irizwan said:
I've used most of them my phone doesn't seem to like to work with Matr1x Trinity UV and EUV work flawlessly. and Buggless Petes one is the most stable for me i don't tend to use the extra functionality that comes with Kernels ..
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I'm the opposite I can run anything but TUV or TEUV.
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So I'm coming from the EVO after having a nexus one g1 g2 I know what stock Android can offer first thing im doing is rooting but I wanted to know what are some roms I should check out cm7 is already downloaded but I like to try new things
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I personally use CM7 w/ matrix kernel. Very stable, great battery life... no complaints here. I was also on the stock de-odexed w/ netarchy's kernel and that was great as well, I just like the added features on CM7 personally
Yeah I think I might just stick with cm and try that kernel thanks
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Yeah I think I might just stick with cm and try that kernel thanks
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I prefer Netarchy's kernel. Use that with Proton Voltage Control to UV to save battery life.
Guys I was just wondering what are some safe under clocking and over clocking speeds that my g2x can handle?? Thanks in advanced!
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I'm running Faux 0.4
389/1100mhz
screen off
389/503
Been running smooth for me.
Thanks for your input. Are you using SetCpu
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melinton said:
Thanks for your input. Are you using SetCpu
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Yes, 2.2.4.
okay ONE more question.. Theres no option for me to overclock?? Im running the Kernal that came with Trigger 2x.. do I need to flash another one??
melinton said:
okay ONE more question.. Theres no option for me to overclock?? Im running the Kernal that came with Trigger 2x.. do I need to flash another one??
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Yes, try: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1073626
Has anyone's G2x died from overclocking at 1.5?
Other then battery life this phone seems to run great at 1.5.
Other phones are not stable if you max them out but this phone is fine.
Only issue I'm having is restarting the phone with the Faux 0.1.3 kernel.
What rom are you using I'm just tryna figure out wats the best for my ns4g, also wats the best kernel for speed and battery life?
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I'm using MIUI 1.7.22 w/Matr1x v5.0 bfs and performance and batt life has been good. Koushdecks 1.2.1 is also good as well, Mikeys roms are pretty sweet too. But everyone has different taste on these kind of things. So try to use one that fits you best. I usually just switch from rom to rom once in awhile.
I'm using oxygen 2.1.6 just come from cm7.1
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MIUI 1.7.22 with Matrix and my own build based off Koush's with Netarchy
the latest cm7 kang with an unreleased(yet) Trinity11 UV kernel.
Miui seems laggy or maybe I had the wrong kernel?
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snoopy1e11 said:
Miui seems laggy or maybe I had the wrong kernel?
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Try the modified MIUI by brainmaster: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1181050 (incl the - imho - best kernel)
I think that's for the ns only. Or am I wrong?
Brainmaster MIUI with Matr1x cfs...
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I'm using Matr1x 5.0 cfs kernel with stock ROM. I haven't OC'd but the native settings seems to be giving me a good balance between speed, stability and battery life.
I have been having the morning lockup bug happening for the past couple of days. I am running cm7.1 stable with the stock kernel. I tried matrix 9.5 and kept having freezing issues. Any suggestions for a good stable kernel? I do not overclock or undervolt. Thanks in advance.
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Try v10.5 and raise all voltages by 25
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I just recently came from the epic. What is the difference between bfs and cfs? Which is more stable?
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s9ortner said:
I just recently came from the epic. What is the difference between bfs and cfs? Which is more stable?
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lets say CFS is more stable..
But I prefer BFS honestly
I want to know which is the best kernel for battery salving on the Nexus S??
i use the matrix kernals n when i wanna save battery i set cpu @ 880 or 800
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I want to know which is the best kernel for battery salving on the Nexus S??
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From my opinion matr1x is the best..
But TEUV,franco,glados, others not bad at all..you should try them all
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From my opinion matr1x is the best..
But TEUV,franco,glados, others not bad at all..you should try them all
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I have installed the Matr1x and the Trinity kernel But i think that the trinity waste more battery than the matr1x so i am thinking about staying with Matr1x