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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DefinitiveX said:
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.
Ron Overdrive said:
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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Does anyone a link for it? And if you do, it's compatible with any rom, not just CM9 right?
moneybag said:
Does anyone a link for it? And if you do, it's compatible with any rom, not just CM9 right?
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youre joking, right?
LMAO Man I needed a good laugh
Not jellybean but the new cm9 kernel... sorry if I'm sounding like an idiot
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Bahahahahaha. Hilarious! Seriously though, I think he didn't mean Android 5.0, maybe 5.0 is the kernel build number? I don't know for sure but maybe that's what he meant. Either way this made me laugh my ass off.
OP, a simple search would wield results much quicker than posting a new thread. Good luck.
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The cm9 thread says v 4.0.4 v5.0 so that's why I had it. The one on I could find was the one on BMs 4.0.4 stock ICS thread but its not the newest kernel.
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moneybag said:
The cm9 thread says v 4.0.4 v5.0 so that's why I had it. The one on I could find was the one on BMs 4.0.4 stock ICS thread but its not the newest kernel.
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download the rom then pull out the boot.img. you can flash it via fastboot or the terminal emulator. i dont know how compatible itll be with other non-cm based roms. if it doesnt boot, just reflash your rom.
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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Hello, I would like to know what custom rom would be best for the LG G2x. I am currently using Hellfire Sandwich 1.9. I want to know what you guys/gals think is a really good stable/smooth rom for the G2x.
thanks
I run cm7. Seems to have the least bugs/problems. I just like to use all the cool things my device has in it.
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13lack13ox said:
I run cm7. Seems to have the least bugs/problems. I just like to use all the cool things my device has in it.
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can you send me the link that u DL your cm7 rom from?
CM 7.2 Official with Faux 52 lg-sv
bg1906 said:
CM 7.2 Official with Faux 52 lg-sv
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Thanks
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Thanks
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If Faux52 gives you problems (It did for me), try Trinity ELP.
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If Faux52 gives you problems (It did for me), try Trinity ELP.
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sorry to bother again lol, but im kinda a newbie at this, do you have a link for the kernels? and also do i install the kernel after the cm7 rom?
I personally run the cm10 nightly build 4 since it finally stable but for ICS I would suggest paranoid android ICS. If u r looking for gingerbread, might I suggest MIUI for 2.3.7, it runs smoothly with no bugs (well for me). Hope that helped
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Androiduser148 said:
I personally run the cm10 nightly build 4 since it finally stable but for ICS I would suggest paranoid android ICS. If u r looking for gingerbread, might I suggest MIUI for 2.3.7, it runs smoothly with no bugs (well for me). Hope that helped
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do u have links to where to download them?
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sorry to bother again lol, but im kinda a newbie at this, do you have a link for the kernels? and also do i install the kernel after the cm7 rom?
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Yeah, you install the kernel after the cm7 rom. What I did was install cm7 and gapps (The Google Play store and all google apps) first and booted to make sure that everything was working. Then I turned off my phone, booted back into Clockworkmod (By holding down volume down and power button) and flashing the kernel zip.
here's the link to trinity kernel:http://goo.gl/XqDn2
And personally, I would stick to Gingerbread for the time being, ICS and CM10 are still pretty buggy. Once the official ICS comes out, we will be getting a stable CM10 build, but until then I would stick to gingergread.
Here's some info I posted in another thread:
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I first used this to gain root access:http://www.unlockroot.com/index.html . It's a simple one-click process.
Then I followed this guide from step 2: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1060715. I personally used CyanogenMod 7.2 http://download.cyanogenmod.com/get/jenkins/2856/cm-7.2.0-p999.zip .
Optionally, you can also flash a kernel: Trinity ELP(http://goo.gl/XqDn2) and Faux52 LG (http://faux.androidro.ms/P999-CM-Kernel-052-sv-lg-stable.zip)seem to be the most popular... Instructions to flash the Kernel:
If one of the kernels gives you issues, try flashing the other one.
I'm pretty noobish to this as well, considering i only flashed my phone a couple days ago, but I used this procedure and it didn't give me any problems at all.
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helloha1 said:
Yeah, you install the kernel after the cm7 rom. What I did was install cm7 and gapps (The Google Play store and all google apps) first and booted to make sure that everything was working. Then I turned off my phone, booted back into Clockworkmod (By holding down volume down and power button) and flashing the kernel zip.
here's the link to trinity kernel:http://goo.gl/XqDn2
And personally, I would stick to Gingerbread for the time being, ICS and CM10 are still pretty buggy. Once the official ICS comes out, we will be getting a stable CM10 build, but until then I would stick to gingergread.
Here's some info I posted in another thread:
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cm7 doesn't come with gapps already??
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cm7 doesn't come with gapps already??
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Nope, you have to install gapps seperately. It's because of google licensing issues. I'm pretty sure most ROMS are that way.
helloha1 said:
Nope, you have to install gapps seperately. It's because of google licensing issues. I'm pretty sure most ROMS are that way.
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Do you have the link of the gapps for cm7?
MyNameMikee said:
Do you have the link of the gapps for cm7?
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http://cmw.22aaf3.com/gapps/gapps-gb-20110828-signed.zip
helloha1 said:
If Faux52 gives you problems (It did for me), try Trinity ELP.
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Before jumping right to Trinity and telling others to do the same, did you bother trying an older release? I used build 48 & 50 for a long time myself.
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justjackyl said:
Before jumping right to Trinity and telling others to do the same, did you bother trying an older release? I used build 48 & 50 for a long time myself.
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I didn't because I had already installed trinity at that point, and it is working fine for me so I see no need to install an older faux kernel at this point.
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I didn't because I had already installed trinity at that point, and it is working fine for me so I see no need to install an older faux kernel at this point.
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You can install a kernel whenever you want, just need to wipe cache and dalvik cache each time, you don't have to start from scratch. Good for testing issues and just for generally testing new kernels.
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Ok so I've had it with my phone lagging, I'm running aosp 4.1 JR00L. Is 4.2 any better?
I've been only hearing good things about rasbean and trinity kernal, so can somebody please link me to it because I can't find it in the developer section.
If I don't like rasbean then can I just download cm from their website and flash cm7/cm9 (I don't have to flash any other stuff like gaps, or a new kernal do I?)
I appreciate the help.
here is the link of rasbeanjelly
http://fitsnugly.euroskank.com/?rom=rasbeanjelly&device=crespo
if you flash cm7 or cm9 you'll have to flash gapps.
How do you flash your roms? And what kernel do you use? Try running bedalus kernel as it has bigmem. This can reduce lag as well.
And you'll definitely like rasbeanjelly with trinity kernel.
Rom: see above link
Trinity Kernel: www.derkernel.com
Bedalus kernel: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/lv?key=0AntDDKv-lS6IdEt6NWVkX01vNmpfbEh4MHo4eDRCbXc (choose 6.2 for any rom)
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I would try stock 4.1.2 with Matr1x kernel
has been nothing but butter for me with great battery life.
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@noloukos thanks for the link but I decided to go slim instead
@kwibis I flash my roms according to this (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1522827) and normally use the kernal included w/ the rom \
@chappy824 I've tried matr1x numerous times, but things get choppy, my phone seams to not like it.
Anyway, I gave aosp strawberry a run and it was ok but now I have slim a run and it has been very very smooth, I mean 0 lag.
:good:Thanks for the help, but I think slim is the rom for me
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I would try stock 4.1.2 with Matr1x kernel
has been nothing but butter for me with great battery life.
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Where can I get it?
continuum51 said:
@noloukos thanks for the link but I decided to go slim instead
@kwibis I flash my roms according to this (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1522827) and normally use the kernal included w/ the rom \
@chappy824 I've tried matr1x numerous times, but things get choppy, my phone seams to not like it.
Anyway, I gave aosp strawberry a run and it was ok but now I have slim a run and it has been very very smooth, I mean 0 lag.
:good:Thanks for the help, but I think slim is the rom for me
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Hi,
I'm a slim user also....
make a backup ASAP before u clog it with all ur apps.
And when lag happen(eventually it will), try different kernels since every phone is moody on what kernel it accepts.
Good luck
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vidaljs said:
Hi,
I'm a slim user also....
make a backup ASAP before u clog it with all ur apps.
And when lag happen(eventually it will), try different kernels since every phone is moody on what kernel it accepts.
Good luck
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****, I've already installed all my crap, but no lag so far so its ok.
How do you install the slim ota update though?
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I would try stock 4.1.2 with Matr1x kernel
has been nothing but butter for me with great battery life.
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That's some good butter. Appears to be low on cholesterol too.
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continuum51 said:
****, I've already installed all my crap, but no lag so far so its ok.
How do you install the slim ota update though?
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Download the update from the website and flash it over the top. The OTA setup is not fully functioning.
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How do you install the slim ota update though?
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try apps like goomanager,rom toolbox pro or rom manager they check automatically for updates for your installed rom and all the compatible roms for your device
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try apps like goomanager,rom toolbox pro or rom manager they check automatically for updates for your installed rom and all the compatible roms for your device
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So does the incorporated one. It is just totally functional yet. It will not just reboot and install. You have to download the update and flash like usual.
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So does the incorporated one. It is just totally functional yet. It will not just reboot and install. You have to download the update and flash like usual.
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Do you just flash over your current set up or do you wipe, then do the whole process again?
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Do you just flash over your current set up or do you wipe, then do the whole process again?
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You can just flash over top if you are running 2.7 or higher.
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You can just flash over top if you are running 2.7 or higher.
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Thanks:good:
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Thanks:good:
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Anytime!
Hi.
My Nexus S is kinda slow now and it cam be embarrassing sometimes.
I only use my phone for Google music, Tunein radio, podcasts, email and basic internet.
I was looking the other day to see what was eating my memory up and I noticed things that I don't use any more like twitter apps and stuff that I will never use like Google play books and play movies.
I am rooted and using a tweaked kernel, but I'm still using stock ROM. I think this weekend that will change.
I'm not interested in overclocking, just a little bit more quickness and stability.
Can anyone recommend a good kernel and ROM combo.
Kernel must have voodoo sound.
Cheers.
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Hi.
My Nexus S is kinda slow now and it cam be embarrassing sometimes.
I only use my phone for Google music, Tunein radio, podcasts, email and basic internet.
I was looking the other day to see what was eating my memory up and I noticed things that I don't use any more like twitter apps and stuff that I will never use like Google play books and play movies.
I am rooted and using a tweaked kernel, but I'm still using stock ROM. I think this weekend that will change.
I'm not interested in overclocking, just a little bit more quickness and stability.
Can anyone recommend a good kernel and ROM combo.
Kernel must have voodoo sound.
Cheers.
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If you want blazing fast rom try Metal Dragon Overlord, only drawback it's 4.1.2, if you want 4.2.2. rom try Hellybean or CM10.1 nightlies.
Pretty much every kernel's got voodoo sound so that's nothing to worry about.
Rom&kernel combo? - Metal Dragon Overlord, matr1x kernel.
Hi,
Initially I was looking forward to a 4.2.2. ROM but I have read comments about lag after a week or so of using those ROM's. So I may just stick with a 4.1.2. ROM.
Looking for something that I can flash and forgot, something very mature that I can keep on my phone for the next year without thinking about it or getting reboots. Don't want to be flashing a new version every day.
Cheers.
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Hi,
Initially I was looking forward to a 4.2.2. ROM but I have read comments about lag after a week or so of using those ROM's. So I may just stick with a 4.1.2. ROM.
Looking for something that I can flash and forgot, something very mature that I can keep on my phone for the next year without thinking about it or getting reboots. Don't want to be flashing a new version every day.
Cheers.
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Download Rasbean Jelly ROM & for kernel go with thalamus kernel or Matr1x kernel trust me Rasbean ROM is fast & smooth a must try trust me you will like very much!!
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Slimbean is awesome
Good luck
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Killasmoke said:
Download Rasbean Jelly ROM & for kernel go with thalamus kernel or Matr1x kernel trust me Rasbean ROM is fast & smooth a must try trust me you will like very much!!
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I have had my eye on Rasbean for many many months. I have heard many good things about it. I think I will try that first.
I already have Thalamus kernel running with my stock ROM. Tbh it isn't blazing fast, but I have never had any reboots at all, unlike my brief flirtation with Marmite many months ago.
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Slimbean is awesome
Good luck
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I've also heard of slimbean. Looks very nice.
Too many great ROM's to try
Rasbean with thalamus was my combo it was smooth, fast & I never had a reboot or freeze on this combo trust me flash it you won't regret it!!!
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Jelly shot + Marmite 7.3.1 works great..super fast , stable.
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I have had my eye on Rasbean for many many months. I have heard many good things about it. I think I will try that first.
I already have Thalamus kernel running with my stock ROM. Tbh it isn't blazing fast, but I have never had any reboots at all, unlike my brief flirtation with Marmite many months ago.
I've also heard of slimbean. Looks very nice.
Too many great ROM's to try
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Try them both! That's the beauty of it
Happy flashing
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indigo110 said:
Jelly shot + Marmite 7.3.1 works great..super fast , stable.
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This is the closest, or one of the closest, to a stock 4.2.2 ROM you can get and it's light, no bloatware. Also if you're using a 4.2.2 ROM, you these mods as well: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2158329
It really increases your performance and doesn't affect battery.
Basche said:
This is the closest, or one of the closest, to a stock 4.2.2 ROM you can get and it's light, no bloatware. Also if you're using a 4.2.2 ROM, you these mods as well: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2158329
It really increases your performance and doesn't affect battery.
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The most stock rom is greenblue Aosp here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2001684
Thanks for all your suggestions. Much appreciated.
I'm currently trying Helly Bean and liking what I'm seeing.
I will stick with this for a week or two and see how it performs.
Happy Easter everyone.
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The most stock rom is greenblue Aosp here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2001684
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Didn't know, I thought that thread was just the guide, how is it compared to jellyShot?
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Basche said:
Didn't know, I thought that thread was just the guide, how is it compared to jellyShot?
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This rom is like AOsp ..no extra