Please tell us which one you are using now and How is it?
I'm using Koush A10, have to say I love it. I did see any bug so far(2 days)
I was using Kwiboo 1.5, i was really good too.(However USB and camcorder was work.)
Compare to to Kwiboo's rom koush's one seems like a little laggy.
So tell me which one you using?
Kwiboo rom is the fastest but aosp rom has the most features and the only one to have home screen landscape mode but koush rom is the first I tried with the most working features idk if one is better than the other
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Both are nice. I had the fewest problems with Koush.
The speed is just not there though. After a full bug-free day with Koush I went back to 2.3.7 because it's just so much faster. I'm not encouraged about ICS on this device.
Netiher, tried them both and I must say they are good but they don't even touch AOSP's ICS rom. Get it here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1364221
This has been rock solid so far only thing I can see that is missing is 4G.
Royvin said:
Netiher, tried them both and I must say they are good but they don't even touch AOSP's ICS rom. Get it here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1364221
This has been rock solid so far only thing I can see that is missing is 4G.
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On aosp's rom I can't seem to download files directly to the phone. Roms,kernel's etc but I can on Kwiboo and Koush
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On aosp's rom I can't seem to download files directly to the phone. Roms,kernel's etc but I can on Kwiboo and Koush
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I have not tried that yet, I will have to test.
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On aosp's rom I can't seem to download files directly to the phone. Roms,kernel's etc but I can on Kwiboo and Koush
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It does that to me too and I'm guessing the stock browser dosent have the proper files in order to download, so in that case it won't download anything. But I've been using xscope to to download roms, kernels, etc.. for now.
there's really no comparing any ics build with aosp's. . .
i'm so thankful for it. seemed like gsm nexus s was getting all the ics love
Yeah didn't work for me but I'm not to concerned.Still like this one the best for my use. I know everyone has different opinions and that's whats cool.
Neither
I was on oICS, liked it better than the 2 that the OP mentioned, but now I'm on Brainmasters build for NS4G, & for my phone, it's the best. Out of the box it's faster & smoother than the other builds, even with custom kernels & overclocking.
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It does that to me too and I'm guessing the stock browser dosent have the proper files in order to download, so in that case it won't download anything. But I've been using xscope to to download roms, kernels, etc.. for now.
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Can you tell us which files are missing from the browser??
I could have sworn the problem was in permissions or a lib file.
I could download some files, but not others. For instance, I could download MathKids v11 kernel, but not 11.5. Crazy.
I'm on BM v6 (Koush a11) here, with franco's 26/11 kernel. It's blazing fast.
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I'm on BM v6 (Koush a11) here, with franco's 26/11 kernel. It's blazing fast.
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Bm v6 is based on AOSP's ICS rom not Koush's. I do agree its blazing fast and good battery life!
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Another vote for AOSP's v13. It's great, smooth and cant wait for v14.
See my sig for my setup; it's been working great for me.
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Bm v6 is based on AOSP's ICS rom not Koush's. I do agree its blazing fast and good battery life!
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He has a couple versions, one of which is based on Koush I believe.
How does AOSP's ICS ROM compare to a 2.3 ROM like CM7? In my testing of Koush's and another ICS ROM, I couldn't believe how sluggish my NS4G was.
Android Open Source Project
Sweet and obnoxious username choice all at the same time.
I think he means the dev, asop. But yeah, asop's for me atleast has been the snappiest.
Follow the leader @corythug
Friends, I am a lot more confused as which ROM is better... Didn't wanted to test myself was waitin for someone to do it for lazy folks like me... however, the anxiety of ICS can't be kept in back drop any longer... while I type this response I taking backup of data on NS... will try kwiboo's ROM - as it was the first post for ICS port I read... However, I see inclination of couple folks for AOSP ROM... I'll wait for a couple of hrs, if there is one more vote for AOSP I'll try it...
I've tried every ics versions kwiboo and koush's
Brainmaster 's. V6 with kwiboo 's v3 is the best.
Thanks
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Aosp's oICS plus Matrix kernel.
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I need advice on which build to download of ICS? I had the original Cyanogenmod9 but the music and camera features were too buggy. I am having trouble finding the updated build for it. I also need the latest GAPP files as well. Can you someone help me out?
There's a few different threads on this. You need to READ, your previous two posts in this forum were useless as well, had you read then you wouldn't have needed to post.
There's plenty out there, but one that I don't recommend for now is EaglesBlood. It's a great first build, but it still has its bugs.
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There's plenty out there, but one that I don't recommend for now is EaglesBlood. It's a great first build, but it still has its bugs.
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Why is that? Eaglesblood was running fine for me. Had it for 3 days but I needed better battery life so I went back to cm7
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Some recommendations
You can find a link to the 2/15 ics gapps in this thread:
x0xHELLx0x's ROM Guide - G2X tweaks / mods / apps
On the ICS ROM's I recommend Hellfire Sandwich v1.2. Have been using this as a daily driver for a little while and no problems. Look here:
HellFire Sandwich v 1.2 p999 4.03(Facebook Sync )22512
One other suggestion, please learn to to use the search functions. The links above are very easy to find.
PartzMan2
Phone: rooted G2x
ROM: Hellfire Phoenix v1.2
OC: 1200Mhz
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There's plenty out there, but one that I don't recommend for now is EaglesBlood. It's a great first build, but it still has its bugs.
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Having tried it, I also share this sentiment.
Personally staying on a gb rom until a source gets released.
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g0dsgreen said:
Having tried it, I also share this sentiment.
Personally staying on a gb rom until a source gets released.
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Ya same here, loving the hard work our devs put out to make ics more stable every day. But I just can't get rid of this Hellfire Phoenix rom, its been an unforgettably stable (perfect) rom since the beginning.
Really greatful to doniccq too since he taught xohellox to dev for the g2x, and his eaglesblood rom is equally as great.
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Can any one tell me ..
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Can any one tell me ..
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Not being funny, but how many times has this question been asked?= too many times! Without appearing rude, perhaps you should search a little through the Q&A threads & read the many answers people have posted to this ( many times asked! ) question!
Even better idea! Go to the devlopment section & download a few for yourself to try!
Try them out! That's the best way. I like codename android 1.4 with Matr1x kernel. Just to give you somewhere to start
Bugless beast
I use evilisto 4.0.4 port
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1474878
also Brainmasters stock 4.0.3 is really good i used that prior
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1399273
both with Eugene's speedy 7 kernel and chainfire3d
super smooth fast and stable
Flash n Learn
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Can any one tell me ..
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You've got to just try them out. I started with gummynex..was good..i tried CyberGR-MOD...stuck to it for few weeks...also liked it..very stable everything working.. now i am using Nuhetri-reloaded v 3.01...it seems to be extremely stable..based on ICS 4.04 an I am using Air Kernel 3.3 and liking it a lot.. i am finding it's been the fastest / smoothest ROM i have tried to date...
go on...be a FLASH WHORE
the NexusMV roms are on the top of my list
My favorite is nuhetri-reloaded-v3.0.1 and for me it was very stable and smooth. I use nuhetri's rom since v2.3.0 without any issue. No lags and no reboots
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If you don't trust these numbskulls, go check the forums for your phone and see which one has has the highest views/thread count. Those are usually your best bet for a good (stable) rom.
I tried 3-4 custom roms. Cyber GR is the best. Fast (though not fastest), stable, lots of useful features.
Bugless beast with air kernel 65fps
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I suggest you try to flash ROMs and Kernels. Best ROM for me might not be the best for you it depends on how you use your phone. All ICS rooms in the dev section are stable since we have the official ICS update. BTW Im using cyberGr stormy 3 v8. Happy flashing...
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danismo said:
My favorite is nuhetri-reloaded-v3.0.1 and for me it was very stable and smooth. I use nuhetri's rom since v2.3.0 without any issue. No lags and no reboots
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+1 .. nuhetri-reloaded is the best among stable (OTA-based) for me
You can check bedalus work on ICS ROMs:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1481856
I've used CyborGRv7, then Oddie's MIUI's ROM.
Now I am on nuhetri v3.0.1 and it's working flawlessly!! For now, it's option number 1 for me (but I haven't tried much either ).
everyone got their own opinions... it all comes down to ur preference ... personally. i m using aokp milestone 3...
itz feature packed and stable... follow my signature for details ...
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I am using slim ics kernel and it is working well so far!
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Bugless Beast with Matr1x cfs 17.5,i have great battery life too.
Slim with a Trinity kernel here. Very stable.
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I felt the latest cm nightly was the most responsive i have used on a ns4g. Still not where i feel it should be though. They all feel like betas to me still. Was using matrix kernel.
bronzo nytin
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+1 .. nuhetri-reloaded is the best among stable (OTA-based) for me
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+1 from me too.
nuhetri-reloaded-v3.0.1 is really a nice rom and it's fast
I suggest you combine it with AirKernel 3.4.5
Hey guys, im .....lucky? enough to have gotten 2.3.6 on my replacement phone and upgraded wifes infuse to to 2.3.6....its horrible....looking for a stable sleek rom to go to from here. Now id love a jb rom with all the bells and whistles but reading up on it its still being mafe which i understand. But with 4 kids work and in the army times limited to flash test glash test ect. Just curious on yall veiws of the many roms i see foating around.
Currently running gb 2.3.6 official obtained from samsung kies.
Looking for a sleek, quick, stable, and eye candy is always amazing to have but gps/bt/stability is the main points. wife gets lost in the house sometimes :/ thanks and dont hit me woth a newb stick i checked before posting but on this horrible gb. Typing this has been a hassle
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Many ICS roms are pretty stable and practically everything works.
I would suggest you look into uni-yuma-porn and remICS-UX .. those are my faves.
CM10 is absolutely amazing of course.. you can't beat the jelly beans
Gps works althought it causes a bit of lag when used, which would be a problem if you use it often. It's up to you really, what best fits your personal use
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andros11 said:
Many ICS roms are pretty stable and practically everything works.
I would suggest you look into uni-yuma-porn and remICS-UX .. those are my faves.
CM10 is absolutely amazing of course.. you can't beat the jelly beans
Gps works althought it causes a bit of lag when used, which would be a problem if you use it often. It's up to you really, what best fits your personal use
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For a rock solid GB Rom you can't go wrong with Emancipation. ICS Yuma-uni-Porn is nice. Both have solid working BT/GPS/Wi-fi
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Smokestack360 said:
For a rock solid GB Rom you can't go wrong with Emancipation. ICS Yuma-uni-Porn is nice. Both have solid working BT/GPS/Wi-fi
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For a rock solid GB Rom you can't go wrong with Emancipation & Aeon...
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For a rock solid GB Rom you can't go wrong with Emancipation & Aeon...
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I have never flashed Aeon, I need to. Something to do over the weekend.
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Thanks! i was looking at the yumi ics as well as aeon and dark knight. Ill read through and see what i need to do. Is it best to be gb or froyo going to these
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twiztedlemon said:
Thanks! i was looking at the yumi ics as well as aeon and dark knight. Ill read through and see what i need to do. Is it best to be gb or froyo going to these
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I don't think it matters...but don't hold me to that one issue you may have come across is rainbow recovery (discoloration or static like lines) which indicates you need GB boot loaders. But since you got official GB through Samsung Kies you should already have them (that's how I got mine)...Buuttttt!! Do you have root?
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My last phone was rooted ( on froyo from super one click ) but ive been reading that doesnt work well with gb. Any tips on easy rooter?
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Try the method here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1081072
If that and superoneclick don't work for you, you may have to flash a pack through Odin that will give you root + cwm
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andros11 said:
Many ICS roms are pretty stable and practically everything works.
I would suggest you look into uni-yuma-porn and remICS-UX .. those are my faves.
CM10 is absolutely amazing of course.. you can't beat the jelly beans
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Thanks. Could you provide links for getting the ROMS you recommend? When I go to the Cyanogen site, for example, they don't list the Infuse as a supported phone. So which one do you use to get the CM10?
Looking at the uni-yuma-porn it says to flash the Rom, then flash the GAPPS, but no clue on what GAPPS is or how to flash it.
You won't find it up in the cyanogenmod site. Our phone is not supported officially by them, but it has been developed unofficially. It works just as well as those official devices since it is build from the same repo.
All roms I mentioned are found right here on xda under infuse android development.
Gapps stands for google apps which includes the play store and many other apps such as the setup when you first boot your phone. They are often linked in every Rom that requires you flash them.
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deanmay said:
Thanks. Could you provide links for getting the ROMS you recommend? When I go to the Cyanogen site, for example, they don't list the Infuse as a supported phone. So which one do you use to get the CM10?
Looking at the uni-yuma-porn it says to flash the Rom, then flash the GAPPS, but no clue on what GAPPS is or how to flash it.
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I believe the "flash gapps" is just the OP not updated. The early builds of uniporn the gapps had to be flashed separately but I believe they are included now
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twiztedlemon said:
Looking for a sleek, quick, stable, and eye candy is always amazing to have but gps/bt/stability is the main points.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1661666
Eye candy theme..it's worth a look. Beautiful colors the the superamoled screen
qkster said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1661666
Eye candy theme..it's worth a look. Beautiful colors the the superamoled screen
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Same between odin cwm gapss it fets confusing so ur not alone but thanks ill try to root flash tonight hopefully
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Just checking up on what everything is.
1. Cyanogen is an android custom firmware. -
2. aokp is an android custom rom base
3. porting simply changing the coding to fit from a similiar device to another
4. All the gb/ics/jb custom.roms.mainly run off altered and tailored versions of these 2.
5. odin used to flash and get a recovery in case of bricking.
6. clockworkmod (cwm) similar used for recovery.
So in essence from base of cyan firmware and aokp rom people make alterations and build platforms ex changing kernels, drivers, and cosmetics.
Hummm.... Believe im getting it..correct me if im wrong
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Try MIUI is very stable
Working on rooting no superoneclick. Lol but also im seeing roms with aroma and without..... Which i better i read up on it but not seeing a real diff with or without unless im missing something
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daemonlmrj said:
Try MIUI is very stable
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Last time just tried MIUI and I can´t get the UI of ICS, Don´t remember what kind of version tired of MIUI though
Roms with aroma installers give you more options for you to customize the installation. Some frequent options are Gapps, kernels, additional apps and whatever the Chef decides to include.
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as you may have noticed i have been releasing a few ports from the sensation and evo 4g. If anyone has any requests post them here and i will see what i can do.
Open sensation is a pretty solid rom based on cm9 with some extra features. Maybe that one?
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and just base aokp but I think strapped is working on that?
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Open sensation is a pretty solid rom based on cm9 with some extra features. Maybe that one?
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and just base aokp but I think strapped is working on that?
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what extras does opensensation have? i didnt notice anything too special about it
If you wanna do a cm7 port there is a fantastic rom called UKE (ultimate kang edition) over at sdx-developers.com for the evo shift that is cm7 stable with all kinds of extras
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strapped365 said:
If you wanna do a cm7 port there is a fantastic rom called UKE (ultimate kang edition) over at sdx-developers.com for the evo shift that is cm7 stable with all kinds of extras
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I wasn't sure about doing any cm7 ports since our cm7 is so buggy
Could u talk to blahblah either about porting PyRomod or having him do it?
I have spoke to him before but no such luck.
What about CM10 or any other JB rom?
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What about CM10 or any other JB rom?
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we have a JB rom but its full of bugs so im not sure if it would be worth it to port a JB rom when everything doesnt work
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I wasn't sure about doing any cm7 ports since our cm7 is so buggy
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Oh I wouldn't know that
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I think you need to define what porting is for all these fine people, because they seem to be under the impression that you're brewing your own bases, with no faults.
It's not as simple as finding XXXXX rom and throw it on our phone with a few tweaks to make it run as well as it does on the source phone.
Bugs and issues that we already have will not magically vanish when you port a new rom. Because they're all using the same few bases we already have available (CM9/CM10, Sense 3.6, CM7, etc.)
Can someone explain further please? I'm not too good in this field
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I think you need to define what porting is for all these fine people, because they seem to be under the impression that you're brewing your own bases, with no faults.
It's not as simple as finding XXXXX rom and throw it on our phone with a few tweaks to make it run as well as it does on the source phone.
Bugs and issues that we already have will not magically vanish when you port a new rom. Because they're all using the same few bases we already have available (CM9/CM10, Sense 3.6, CM7, etc.)
Can someone explain further please? I'm not too good in this field
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I'll take a shot
Porting to me is taking an operating system from device x and using as much of it as possible inside a rom made for our phone to get the same looks and feel as device x ROM.
Like let's look at MikXE for instance its a Sense 3.6 rom, and with some of the added tweaks, not all work because they were coded for a different device. Or the new AOKP, none of the startup tweaks stick, why? Again it was coded for a different device and the language that device understands differs slightly so the Tweaks don't work.
That's like following guides, sometimes the smali code is different, like when I inverted the notification area for MikTouch, the guide said look for 0x9 and change that value to like 0x4 well 0x9 wasn't present in the string of code needed but something like this was 0x423 so the smali needed adapted to function properly. Just like every version of android is different and needs different files, every device is different so the language needs to match that of your device or it won't work.
No none of this could true but it's the words my brain understand
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Hi mat! if you don't mind could you port any of the Viper ROMs for our device? Their tweaks are just way too awesome for me to drool lol!
Riyal said:
Hi mat! if you don't mind could you port any of the Viper ROMs for our device? Their tweaks are just way too awesome for me to drool lol!
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Anything in particular? I could give it a shot but I'm not sure if they need resizing which I have not tried yet bit could be the next step....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671547&highlight=viper
I found that viper rom on sensation but it is 4.1 sense. Can you port that onto sense 4.0? And I heard virtuous doesn't like people to use their stuff.
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Anything in particular? I could give it a shot but I'm not sure if they need resizing which I have not tried yet bit could be the next step....
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When Riyal comes back both of you take a look at This One. They seem to have it ported to several devices & the one for the Sensation looks particularly POPULAR! Looks like it's loaded with plenty of goodies too.
Edit: LOL....beat me too it.
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When Riyal comes back both of you take a look at This One. They seem to have it ported to several devices & the one for the Sensation looks particularly POPULAR! Looks like it's loaded with plenty of goodies too.
Edit: LOL....beat me too it.
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By 10 min! You are not refreshing hard enough...lol
Port a sense 4+ rom with jellybean.
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Can't think of any ROM that I want ported over. All the ROMs I liked on other devices are obsolete.
mattlowry said:
we have a JB rom but its full of bugs so im not sure if it would be worth it to port a JB rom when everything doesnt work
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So give me a reason why not anybody who has abilities and knowledge shouldn't try to fix some of these bugs instead of producing another one in a row of GB/ICS roms for our doubleshot? I would be happy to have a JB rom bugless as much as virtuos infinity rom.
Saem persun said:
So give me a reason why not anybody who has abilities and knowledge shouldn't try to fix some of these bugs instead of producing another one in a row of GB/ICS roms for our doubleshot? I would be happy to have a JB rom bugless as much as virtuos infinity rom.
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You didn't read through this thread did you? If you read a few posts up, porting is different from brewing your own rom from scratch/addressing bugs. And it also entails more skill and knowledge to do so, which OP probably doesn't have yet
It amazes me how ignorant people can be sometimes... I was hoping by defining what porting is people would be a little more thoughtful before posting, but I guess not
There are so many damn roms and I dont want to spend days testing them all. What is one of the better roms? Right now Im running Jellybam and dont really have many issues at all. What prompted me to come look is that I started up my old Samsung Vibrant and was disappointed at how fast it felt compared to my HTC One S - faster!
So... what do you guys recommend?
I'm using ViperOneS 2.00 and it's perfect to use as a daily driver. You get sense and a lot of tweaks plus new update is in the works
Well i'm using pac man rom latest version and flashed bubbas kernel 2.7 over it and it runs pretty fast. You also get a bunch of tweaks that you can change with the app kernel tuner
R: Fastest most stable rom for the One S right now?
eddiemurphy said:
Well i'm using pac man rom latest version and flashed bubbas kernel 2.7 over it and it runs pretty fast. You also get a bunch of tweaks that you can change with the app kernel tuner
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Same combo for me! High stability
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I use viper 1.2.1 since I like the sense can with zarboz beast kernel with s2w. Awesome battery life
Make sure to check out my thread if you have WiFi issues
I was just wondering what tweaks you are using in the ROM/kernel?
Are you using kernel tuner?
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eddiemurphy said:
I was just wondering what tweaks you are using in the ROM/kernel?
Are you using kernel tuner?
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dave il barbaro said:
Same combo for me! High stability
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Using AOKP 4.1.1 JB no real tweaks, has been great for me.
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Dark Jelly CM10, works perfectly fine and hasnt caused me any issue.
Viper 1.2.1 with zarboz kernel is also damn good.
The custom JB Sense roms are too limited for my taste atm.
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Dark Jelly CM10, works perfectly fine and hasnt caused me any issue.
Viper 1.2.1 with zarboz kernel is also damn good.
The custom JB Sense roms are too limited for my taste atm.
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ecdy said:
Using AOKP 4.1.1 JB no real tweaks, has been great for me.
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I'm using the recent STOCK AOKP 4.2 (Feb 15th build) It seems very smooth, certainly in comparison to the original firmware.
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