Just flashed the matrix kernel and was needing to go back to the stock cm9 v.4 kernel that was built into the ROM itself. Anyone know if that's possible and if so how? Thanks.
Reflashing the ROM might do it.
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Jamin is right...oh and in my experience cyanogenmod never works well with other kernels...
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saagar67 said:
Jamin is right...oh and in my experience cyanogenmod never works well with other kernels...
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not true. ive been using cm since a week since cm first came to android with cm3, on many different phones, cm works great with other kernels. since cm7 and cm9, on the nexus s, ive never used cm stock kernel, always used a custom kernel(trinity).
If you don't want to flash all rom, you can flash only cm9 v4 kernel. I am not able to post the link (less 8 message..)
Go to cm9 thread they have posted kernel separately if you still can't find it let me know
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Related
http://www.multiupload.com/PE5WHRPA5D
have you tried this rom? What do you think?
stempox said:
http://www.multiupload.com/PE5WHRPA5D
have you tried this rom? What do you think?
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You should post more info
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more info?
Nexus S i9023 _ICS
CM9 Kang R1 - Nexus S ehttp://www.drewgaren.com/2012/01/cm9-kang-r1-nexus-s-and-nexus-s-4g.html Nexus S 4G.
you will find all the information necessary at this address
AWESOME!!
Ive tried it, and i love it. Probably the most stable ICS ROM ive tried (I have tried them all). This or his ICY 4 are the best ICS ROMs.
simple, fast, robust
I have been running Elite Mod and then gummy nex for over a month now I believe but now the flashing junkie inside of me is coming out and I'm urged to see what other development is going on. So what is everybody running these days? I wanna try something new for a while. I was thinking about the ICS MIUI or swamp goblins dianxin port that is similar to it, I love the MIUI look and style. I know that I will in fact end up going back to GummyNex after a while I just wanna check something else out for a bit and calm my flashing urges. Lol. So any opinions?
Edit: Flashed a couple other roms and needed around with them for a bit. Decided none could live up to Gummy so I went back. Lol. Anyways. This thread is now useless. Mods please delete.
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I was also on gummy and coudnt go back to other roms, until I tried codename android 1.2.. believe me, i tried allll ICS roms that are out now and codename android is the BEST OF THE BEST!!!
Give it a try!
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thegtfusion said:
I was also on gummy and coudnt go back to other roms, until I tried codename android 1.2.. believe me, i tried allll ICS roms that are out now and codename android is the BEST OF THE BEST!!!
Give it a try!
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I think I might. What kernel are you running with it?
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thegtfusion said:
I was also on gummy and coudnt go back to other roms, until I tried codename android 1.2.. believe me, i tried allll ICS roms that are out now and codename android is the BEST OF THE BEST!!!
Give it a try!
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Im using gummy now. I think its the best both on stabilty and buterly smothness. Ive tried tried codename android but it have some weird lags in drawer and some apps so icame back again in gummynex rom.
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Im using the latest of Peter Alfonso with Matr1x 15.0 cfs kernel and im completly satisfied with it.
Can any one tell me ..
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arunkshah said:
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
I have never used a stock rom unless I bought a new phone and was working on installing a custom one, so I'm new to stock roms. I have the stock JB rom and I tried to flash air kernel to my device. As I was booting up, it wouldn't go past the Google splash screen. Are custom kernels not supported on stock roms?
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I've flashed custom kernels on rooted stock plenty of times. It may just be that Air Kernel is having issues with some phones. I know SimpleKernel works, but it's basically stock with BLN and Voodoo. A few people on JellyBelly ROM had issues with Air Kernel too, so it's not just stock that's having issues with it.
OK. Do you know if matr1x kernel works or not?
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OK. Do you know if matr1x kernel works or not?
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few threads and posts on this and yes i would suggest using 14.5 or 18?
OK. Thank you.
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Yeah I'm working on a new one so just hold tight
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Try Thalamus's kernel. Its what I use and JB loves it.
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Yeah I'm working on a new one so just hold tight
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Sounds good. Feel free to pm me when its done and i will take it for a spin.
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Try Thalamus's kernel. Its what I use and JB loves it.
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What is the file name fro. The download? I do believe its on my storage already, I just dont remember the file name. Lol
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So I`m thinking of making the change over to CM Mod nightlys.
So I have just been running stock 4.4.2 with xposed.
Thinking about just using CM mod nightlys (I read that the nightlys are sometimes more stable than the snapshots)
And things seem nice and quick just playing around but I need something That wont give to many problems How has CM been lately? Also how is OTA updates? are they reliable enough to not have to keep wiping each time theres an update?
Thanks
Also Does Xposed Modules work on CM roms?
And is there a recommended kernel besides using the stock CM One?
There are alot of great roms... Alot better than cm.
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Kreateablaze said:
There are alot of great roms... Alot better than cm.
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if you use nightlies of cm you will regular updates for sure.... you don't need to wipe anything for each update...it wont affect your data..
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Just try it for a while, at the end of the day its just about preference. The CM rom itself is rockstable and the stock kernel performs very well and offers good batterylife.
gee2012 said:
Just try it for a while, at the end of the day its just about preference. The CM rom itself is rockstable and the stock kernel performs very well and offers good batterylife.
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What this guy said but to add, keep an open mind there are a lot of good ROM's out there. Purity and Mahdi come to mind. On my n4 I used carbon and couldn't wait to flash the next nightly but I got away from that.
I recommend Chaos Kernel since they went CAF or Elemental X has CAF version