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Speed Tweaks, Battery Tweaks, and Quadrant Hekkks

This is just a collection of random tweaks that I put together for all of you that want to see fast speed and good battery at the cost of stability. Credits go to TeamACID, ACS, Juwe, zepplinrocks, and a few others... The zip is attatched.

First, and with many thanks!

Just flashed... Let's see what happens! Thanks Marcusant!
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Thanks will try it out.
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Downloading and testing now
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@ marcusant
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Whoops screwed that post up.. @marcusant, are these tweaks included in you're latest ROM already?
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Thankyou! Flashed and my **** wifi seems faster.

Improvement of battery life brings upon instability? Well that just plain sucks. I could really care less about overclocking. But..thats just me.
Is there a version of this tweak that might just carry the battery life end of the tweaks? Everything else can just work as it normaly would.
This is just a request...in no way is it a demand. Thank you
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Are you saying stability is iffy?

One note, this changed my "Build Number" to "MarcusantROM Revival v1".
Not necessarily a terrible, horrible thing.
Other than that, this is amazing.
Thank you a million.

can you post an explanation as to what exactly this does to achieve those things?

There are a ton of files and tweaks actually included in this. Its mostly code changing/adding. For specifics, if you know the linux OS, you can peruse the files that are included in it.

I don't know which tweak it was, but one of them absolutely gave me way better wifi reception. Getting strong, uninterrupted connections in parts of my house where id normally fade in and out constantly
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By cost of stability i mean agressive app killing. More tweak details l8r.
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marcusant said:
By cost of stability i mean agressive app killing. More tweak details l8r.
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are these already in your rom?

robl45 said:
are these already in your rom?
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No
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It works! running Revival v1 with Samurai 2.08 and it definitely smoothed out some rough edges- very zippy now. Sweeeeet! Thanks Marcus, love your work.

Installed this.... Noticed some speed improvements... But I'll have to see how it plays out... Wifi has stayed the same strength.
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Not sure if it is the new Samarui OC kernel, or these tweaks, I installed both at the same time, but i am definately noticing a diference. Flick golf runs awesome!

[Q] [ROM] Ethereal 1.2

hi everyone,
this is actually directed to Jscott, regarding the ethereal last build 1.2
my question is:
I was using your stock at&t gb with root and cwm.
specifically your option 3 in the threar you posted over in development,
a few days ago ive been using the ethereal rom v1.2
ive been experiencing some differences vrs the stock gb uclb3.
is it possible that battery life is shortened with your rom?
could this be because of the kernel change? (stock has entropy's dd, ethereal infuzion core a)
lets assume kernel could be the cause, is it possible to flash entropys kernel into the ethereal rom? would it affect its performance?
lidroid toggles work partially in some cases, like flashlight wont turn on sometimes.
can the rom have issues regarding the response of the screen, in some cases it seems to fail to respond. have to push my finger a lil bit more to the screen.
im very new to this area of flashing roms and stuff. just wanted to say ethereal is very cool, you did a very nice job with this! thanks!

Since you directed your question to..the op of this ROM, question relayed....
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leortez said:
hi everyone,
this is actually directed to Jscott, regarding the ethereal last build 1.2
my question is:
I was using your stock at&t gb with root and cwm.
specifically your option 3 in the threar you posted over in development,
a few days ago ive been using the ethereal rom v1.2
ive been experiencing some differences vrs the stock gb uclb3.
is it possible that battery life is shortened with your rom?
could this be because of the kernel change? (stock has entropy's dd, ethereal infuzion core a)
lets assume kernel could be the cause, is it possible to flash entropys kernel into the ethereal rom? would it affect its performance?
lidroid toggles work partially in some cases, like flashlight wont turn on sometimes.
can the rom have issues regarding the response of the screen, in some cases it seems to fail to respond. have to push my finger a lil bit more to the screen.
im very new to this area of flashing roms and stuff. just wanted to say ethereal is very cool, you did a very nice job with this! thanks!
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Glad you're enjoying Ethereal. I'll tell you a little "secret". Ethereal is Option C from the Odin UCLB3 packages I put together. A few images and graphical values have been changed to make it look more custom, the launcher has been changed to AOSP, and lidroid toggles have been added. If lidroid toggles get a little wonky, as they have from time to time in most custom roms, a reboot should clear things up. As for battery use, I've had about the same for both stock and Ethereal. Most have reported good battery stats on the rom, but your mileage may vary based on how you use the phone and what apps you use. You may notice a slight difference when using Entropy512's daily driver kernel, as it was designed to provide good battery life. You can flash it with this rom if you would like to test. If you aren't comfortable flashing kernels, you may want to give Zen Arcade's Infuse Toolkit a try. It gives the option to try different kernels.
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jscott30 said:
Glad you're enjoying Ethereal. Sent from my SGH-I997 using Tapatalk 2
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Thank you jscott...

your response much appreciated!
can I flash the kernel same way as in the post you made about using different kernels?
it's impressive it is option c. in performance they have alot of difference, ethereal has no lag whatsoever.
thats why I was asking if I change to entropy512 dd from infuzion, would that affect ethereals performance?

leortez said:
your response much appreciated!
can I flash the kernel same way as in the post you made about using different kernels?
it's impressive it is option c. in performance they have alot of difference, ethereal has no lag whatsoever.
thats why I was asking if I change to entropy512 dd from infuzion, would that affect ethereals performance?
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I personally get good performance with Entropy512's daily driver and Ethereal, and you can use any of the kernel flash methods (easiest being SGS Kernel Flasher from the Play store).
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I've changed the kernel with sgs kernel flasher, gonna give it a shot how it goes. Where can you see what version of kernel the phone is using? I've tried in settings/ about phone, but that doesnt seem to change. Im not a heavy user like gaming and alot of texting, I just feel, what would you consider good battery life?
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leortez said:
I've changed the kernel with sgs kernel flasher, gonna give it a shot how it goes. Where can you see what version of kernel the phone is using? I've tried in settings/ about phone, but that doesnt seem to change. Im not a heavy user like gaming and alot of texting, I just feel, what would you consider good battery life?
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You can see the kernel information in Settings / About Phone. The kernel info is the same for both Zen's Infusion-Z and Entropy's Daily Driver since they are based on the same kernel. For battery life, I can get about a day and a half if I hardly use the phone. With moderate use, I have to plug it in when I go to sleep each night. That's about as good as I get for battery life on stock, on UCLB3 based custom roms, and on CM9. This is with keeping the phone in airplane mode and with wifi on when there is bad cell reception. This phone eats up battery when it searches for cell towers and can't find one. I also keep my screen as dim as possible, unless I'm outdoors, keep GPS off unless needed, and keep auto-rotation off unless needed. If I have a day where I use the phone heavily, and the screen is on for several hours at a time, I get about eight or nine hours, but top it off at work or in the car to make it through the day. This is pretty average for most modern smart phones.
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Yeah thats right, everything is working quite alright with the kernel. seriously congrats on this Rom, works pretty damn good, i like how fast it is compared to the stock touchwiz based rom.
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Jscott,
Whats different in the new 1.3 ethereal release?
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leortez said:
Jscott,
Whats different in the new 1.3 ethereal release?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=28517766&postcount=101
That's about it. If you like Ethereal, it's worth flashing 1.3 as this is the final release.

Ethereal
Love the mod , keep up the good work

Should follow same procedure as installing a new Rom right?
Thanks for all your quick responses.
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leortez said:
Should follow same procedure as installing a new Rom right?
Thanks for all your quick responses.
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Yes Sir, wipe data and cache in recovery, then flash.
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Jscott, I have another question regarding the signal and h+ icons, for some reason in some cases it uses the stock icon for h+ and later it changes back to the blue h+ icon modded into the rom, is there a way this never switches between stock and Rom edited icon. Appreciate your help, thanks!
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leortez said:
Jscott, I have another question regarding the signal and h+ icons, for some reason in some cases it uses the stock icon for h+ and later it changes back to the blue h+ icon modded into the rom, is there a way this never switches between stock and Rom edited icon. Appreciate your help, thanks!
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Yeah, I've seen this also. The only way to make that not happen is if I go in and change the remaining stock icons to match the ones that I've already modified. I'll get to that eventually.

Ok ill have to wait on that tweak! Thanks!!
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leortez said:
Jscott, I have another question regarding the signal and h+ icons, for some reason in some cases it uses the stock icon for h+ and later it changes back to the blue h+ icon modded into the rom, is there a way this never switches between stock and Rom edited icon. Appreciate your help, thanks!
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Just fixed this, by the way, and will get an update out in the next day or so. There are a few other things I want to work on before putting out another release.

ICS Tweaks

Has anybody come across any tweaks ICS that will work on all the different flavors that we now have?

They're being worked on, but not finished. You can try ravers ROM though, he has tweaks already included
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The v6 supercharger worked for me on aokp
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falcons2 said:
The v6 supercharger worked for me on aokp
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I haven't seen that one... Going to look again.
mierkat09 said:
They're being worked on, but not finished. You can try ravers ROM though, he has tweaks already included
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Haven't tried his yet but on the list of things-to-do.

Its in the android software development section under software and hacking
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ShadyAce80 said:
I haven't seen that one... Going to look again.
Haven't tried his yet but on the list of things-to-do.
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A direct link to it is http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276. I actually stumbled upon it today and it seems to be working wonders on my ICS.:good:

I found it. Reading up on it now... Looking forward to this one.

so still reading.... kids are distracting me and making me lose focus... So I'm gonna ask a question I shouldn't have to.... Can I install just the supercharger starter kit and then move on to step two of post two? Or do I need to install files from post one as well?

ShadyAce80 said:
so still reading.... kids are distracting me and making me lose focus... So I'm gonna ask a question I shouldn't have to.... Can I install just the supercharger starter kit and then move on to step two of post two? Or do I need to install files from post one as well?
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I would install BusyBox from that post because there are reported issues with other versions of it. Then just use SManager and run the script as SU.

Most of the ROMs have tweaks built in. But for tweaks specific to our device, I have some I am doing testing on now. I will probably post them this weekend. And just so you have an idea, I am on my GummyMutt ROM at the moment at 22 hours uptime (off charger) and at 58% battery. I have the launcher transitions set to cube and it just snaps to the next screen very quickly and smoothly. Boot time is also increased by about 20 seconds, and the data speeds are noticably amped up as well (currently on 3G).

thomas.raines said:
Most of the ROMs have tweaks built in. But for tweaks specific to our device, I have some I am doing testing on now. I will probably post them this weekend. And just so you have an idea, I am on my GummyMutt ROM at the moment at 22 hours uptime (off charger) and at 58% battery. I have the launcher transitions set to cube and it just snaps to the next screen very quickly and smoothly. Boot time is also increased by about 20 seconds, and the data speeds are noticably amped up as well (currently on 3G).
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So do you think that v6 Supercharger could cause more issues than not with the built-in tweaks? I don't mind having to restore my phone and start from scratch again, but don't want to waste that time if I don't have to.

ShadyAce80 said:
So do you think that v6 Supercharger could cause more issues than not with the built-in tweaks? I don't mind having to restore my phone and start from scratch again, but don't want to waste that time if I don't have to.
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Ultimately, it depends on the ROM you are on and wether or not you have the built in tweaks (liberty tweaks) turned on... Basically, if you turn on the built in tweaks after installing supercharger, you will have issues. Not-to-mention, supercharger is not specific to our device, nor are most of the built-in tweaks...

thomas.raines said:
Ultimately, it depends on the ROM you are on and wether or not you have the built in tweaks (liberty tweaks) turned on... Basically, if you turn on the built in tweaks after installing supercharger, you will have issues. Not-to-mention, supercharger is not specific to our device, nor are most of the built-in tweaks...
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Yeah. I figured that.... I did run into an issue that caused my system to start FCs when I tried to run supercharger. One clicked and started fresh.
I'm willing to test any tweaks in development if you need ppl. Otherwise I'll wait and see what your guys are cooking and just keep learning.

[ROM]The.Emilio Unchained -- 2/23/2013

"What the hell bro,
you spilled mayonnaise on my new kicks yo!"
Team SOLO aka The.Emilio presents
The.Emilio Unchained featuring the Seeder Entropy Generator​
Prerequisite: So basically, I made this little ROM that is based on the latest CM7.2 Nightly (1/1/2013) and wanted pure speed out of this. I had came across a little mod called Seeder that I shared in the General thread and everyone seems to be having great performance increase, and that was on Jelly Bean based ROMs. I personally experienced this on a Jelly Bean based ROM and actually underclocked with a MIN setting of 384 and MAX of 652 with no lag at all. On Jelly Bean!!! So I said to myself, self, how awesome would this be on a Gingerbread ROM? Well, here it is. The.Emilio Unchained.
Whats in it?!?!:
Code:
[SIZE="3"]Android version 2.3.7 CM7.2 Nightly 1/1/2013
Gapps - Most updated including Gmail
Mason v0.14 sbc-fso kernel
Jelly Bean/ICS modded framework and SystemUI (makes it look like JB/ICS)
Seeder 2.0 entropy generator (what makes this ROM special)
Ice10 Theme for Theme Chooser
ADW Launcher version 1.3.3.8
DSP Manager
Kernel optimization
Init.d tweaks for improved performance
Specific and modified battery tweaks for improved CPU sleep and battery saving
MegaBassBeats by DeHuMaNiZeD
Sony XLoud Audio by XxXPachaXxX
Nexus 4 wallpaper chooser
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Changelog:
Code:
[SIZE="3"]2/23/2013
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Added inverted gapps
2/7/2013
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Removed Seeder script and replaced with the actual app that
can be enabled and disabled based on user preference
Changed kernel to stable Mason G v0.14
Few modified tweaks here and there
Added Jelly Bean/ICS modded framework and SystemUI (makes it look like JB/ICS)
Added Ice10 theme to complete the look (see install instructions and screenshots)
Removed A2SD so all can enjoy (you can still flash in recovery if you want A2SD)
Much more that I can't think of right now
1/12/2013
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Updated Seeder scripts to latest (includes suspend mode while sleeping)
1/6/2013
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Added MegaBassBeats by DeHuMaNiZeD (better and clearer audio with great bass)
Added Sony XLoud Audio by XxXPachaXxX
Added Nexus 4 wallpaper chooser
Fine tuned battery tweaks for sleep with low power mode (decreases CPU power)
1/5/2013 v1.1
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init.d scripts created for better battery performance, kernel improvements
vm management tweaks
Kernel tweaks implemented
build.prop tweaks (too many to list) added for performance, image quality,battery, RAM utilization for apps
sysctl tweaks for improve battery and kernel performance
EXT 4 tweaks for improved I/O
Data speed improvements on 3G, WiMax and WiFi
1/5/2013 v1.0
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Initial Release - Expect more to come! This is just the tip of the ice berg for this. Over time, I will include kernel tweals, build.prop tweaks, init.d and other tweaks to make this faster and more stable.
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What does/doesn't work:
Code:
[SIZE="3"]Everything that usually works on CM7
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What do I need to run this beast? (preferred but not required):
Code:
[SIZE="3"]Suggested SmelkusMod recovery to ensure proper flashing
Partitioned SD to EXT 4 - I include A2SD which is baked in as well as EXT 4 tweaks for improved I/O which leads to better performance for A2SD. This helps apps open faster and makes everything seamless.
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Credits:
Code:
Atyoung - for the kernel http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=23615703&postcount=1
lambgx02 - the developer of the Seeder APK/Flashable zip
rujelus22 for the inverted apps http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=15980227&postcount=1
Dsixda
DeHuMaNiZeD - for MegaBassBeats mod
XxXPachaXxX - for XLoud mod
CyanogenMod Team - for making the base for the ROM
MBQSniper for his input
Bill_Dollar for getting the ball rolling on the Jelly Bean mod that is included
The EVO 4G Community - For keeping Jurassic Park alive and wanting more and more beyond what the device was ever meant to handle
You can learn more about the Seeder app I included by visiting the original thread at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1987032
Be sure to show lambgx02 some love and thanks while you are there!!
PLEASE READ THE SECOND POST FOR INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS!!!!
Download Standard Edition:
the.emilio-unchained-v2.0.zip - 121.43 MB
Download Black Ice Edition:
the.emilio-unchained-blackicev1.0.zip - 137.19 MB

To Install:
1.) Download latest version and save to SD
2.) Reboot to recovery
3.) Wipe all (preferably with Smelkus Mod)
4a.) Flash ROM
4b.) Flash A2SD (optional skip to step 5 if you do not want A2SD)
5.) Setup device
6.) Go to settings, Themes and select Ice10
7.) Reboot and enjoy!!

Looks like the EVO is picking up,not losing ground,you guys are killing it,nice work brother.Great to see more keeping the EVO alive.
Looks like i got first on this one guys,hahahaha.
If you guys would like to know about this seeder tweak app,read what the dev wrote about it...
On some (older) versions of Android, the JVM (and other components) read large amounts of random data from the blocking /dev/random device. On newer builds, this problem has been solved, yet depletion of the input entropy pool still seems to slow devices.
So, I cross-compiled rngd, and used it to feed /dev/urandom into /dev/random at 1 second intervals.
Result? Significant lag reduction!
Chrome, maps, and other heavy applications switch instantaneously, and map tiles populate as fast as I can scroll. You know how sometimes when you hit the home button, it takes 5-10 seconds for the home screen to repopulate? Yeah. Blocking on read of /dev/random. Problem solved. But don't take my word for it .. give it a shot!
This version fixes the issue some users were seeing on later Jellybean ROMs, where the UI would misreport the RNG service status.
Note that this APK is actually compatible with all Android versions, and all (armel) devices. It's not at all specific to the Captivate Glide.
Caveats
There is a (theoretical) security risk, in that seeding /dev/random with /dev/urandom decreases the quality of the random data. In practice, the odds of this being cryptographically exploited are far lower than the odds of someone attacking the OS itself (a much simpler challenge).
This may adversely affect battery life, since it wakes every second. It does not hold a wakelock, so it shouldn't have a big impact, but let me know if you think it's causing problems. I can add a blocking read to the code so that it only executes while the screen is on. On the other hand, many of us attribute lag to lacking CPU power. Since this hack eliminates almost all lag, there is less of a need to overclock, potentially reducing battery consumption.
There has been a large amount of speculation on why/if this actually improves performance on ICS+ devices.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1987032

Diablo67 said:
Looks like the EVO is picking up,not losing ground,you guys are killing it,nice work brother.Great to see more keeping the EVO alive.
Looks like i got first on this one guys,hahahaha.
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LOL yessir! Stick around man. This is gonna be fun. More and more tweaks are being created for newer devices to run better, that in turn, they make our OG run better. Gotta love technology advancements!

Yes sir!!they are definitely blowing up over in the android forum.
Edit:you want to hear the funny thing?your the one that turned me on to the Seeder app and i was thinking i ran across it myself,until i just found your thread in general,lol.Great job on the find,now to see how good it works.

Its amazing. My thread in General is a testament to that. Mind you as of now there are no additional battery tweaks other than the Mason kernel and user ability to uc. I wanted to get this out as stock first so we can get a good impression on how well this runs without addition build.prop and init.d tweaks. I will be adding battery tweaks for better sleep states, kernel optimization tweaks such as COD and more in the future.
Everyone please leave feedback on how this is running. As I am typing this I am in awe of how responsive it is.
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Holy crap!!! Another killer rom for me to test " its gonna be a good day, tater"
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This rom rips, seriously! Underclocked to 245-768 and the phone still felt overclocked. Looks good and looking forward to whatever tweaks you decide to use.
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Why is it that the circle time and weather widget are not on the rom like on your pics?
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storm68 said:
Why is it that the circle time and weather widget are not on the rom like on your pics?
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It is. It's a widget that I included called one clock widget. Long hold on the home screen, add widget, its the one named ocw. There are many skins you can choose from. The one I am using is chrome rings I believe. But there is a vast amount of other nice skins as well.
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CRIME INC. said:
Holy crap!!! Another killer rom for me to test " its gonna be a good day, tater"
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You wont be disappointed.
pmacevad said:
This rom rips, seriously! Underclocked to 245-768 and the phone still felt overclocked. Looks good and looking forward to whatever tweaks you decide to use.
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Thanks! Stick around for a bit
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Updated with version 1.1.
init.d scripts created for better battery performance, kernel improvements
vm management tweaks
Kernel tweaks implemented
build.prop tweaks (too many to list) added for performance, image quality,battery, RAM utilization for apps
sysctl tweaks for improve battery and kernel performance
EXT 4 tweaks for improved I/O
Data speed improvements on 3G, WiMax and WiFi
This thing is freaking flying! Next up some audio tweaks (huge audiophile) and even more display optimization. Let me know how this is running. I can only improve on what the community says is needed. :good:

Is a dirty flash okay?
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Is a dirty flash okay?
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I always recommend a clean install. Especially with the tweaks I included.
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Everytime I think the EVO is just about forgotten, you guys show that it is still a major player in the super phone world. Thanks for all you do. I will definitely add yours to a boot manager slot of Roms I use!
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taadow1030 said:
Everytime I think the EVO is just about forgotten, you guys show that it is still a major player in the super phone world. Thanks for all you do. I will definitely add yours to a boot manager slot of Roms I use!
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Thanks I appreciate that. As mentioned this is only the beginning. I plan on learning on how to optimize this and others on a deeper level other than basic tweaks. Learned alot just looking up vm enhancement and kernel enhancements for this rom which I included.
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You never disappoint bro.
Good work!
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Thanks I appreciate that. As mentioned this is only the beginning. I plan on learning on how to optimize this and others on a deeper level other than basic tweaks. Learned alot just looking up vm enhancement and kernel enhancements for this rom which I included.
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What kind of environment are you building in?

MBQsniper said:
You never disappoint bro.
Good work!
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What kind of environment are you building in?
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You referring to PC or computer language?
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the.emilio said:
You referring to PC or computer language?
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Do you use Ubuntu or Windows?
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MBQsniper said:
Do you use Ubuntu or Windows?
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Build in Ubuntu 12.04 as I find it faster but my system is dual boot with Windows 7
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Which ROM is Your Favorite?

First off, this is not "which is the best", this is "which is your favorite". People have their allegiances, I get it, but for those who are new or who want to try a different ROM, a thread here in the Blaze forums would be useful! I also understand there are other threads like this elsewhere in xda, but I want this to be Blaze exclusive!
Ok, so which ROM is your favorite and why? Be descriptive, let our community know!

And most important, this is not a knock on any dev. All you guys do amazing work and without you, we're not here!
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njstein said:
And most important, this is not a knock on any dev. All you guys do amazing work and without you, we're not here!
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My favorite ROM is Thomas.raines ParanoidAndroid! Second ROM I've ever flashed on this Blaze. I love all the features it has from looking like a Phablet to having a tablet UI! One day, I hope it would have the Halo notifications! But of course. We will have to wait for that CM10.1 everyone is waiting for!

Paranoid Android by TR is definitely a favourite. Ran it for a while, but needed stability for work so I went back to CM10 + BlueLightning kernel.

ParanoidAndroid was my second ROM as well and love it. Still love it. If only it had all the sound mods that LiquidSmooth has! The ability to change UI is awesome, the split screen settings menu, and the LZ kernel baked right in are major highlights! Recommend PA to anyone on this forum!
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Started on Beastmode's slim bean, have currently been running all the latest Cm10 nightlies. With BlueLightning X2 kernel. Still switch back to slim for a change. Super stable and great battery life on both, can't go wrong.
Props to Racing for AOKP too, along with BlueLightning.

Bugless Beast back in the day on Droid 1! I guess because that was my first Android phone I rooted and the best ROM of the tons I tried!
Not the first time I 'rooted' 'jailbroke' or otherwise gained #su but I LOVED installing new homebrew applications on my PSP handheld gaming system too!
My next favorite ROM? The one developed by someone not trying to sell it to the attention if a kid. Seriously I can't talk professionally about this kind of stuff if I tell my co-worker I'm rooted running CandyCane Super Sweet K.K. for KUSTOM KERNEL on a modified JellyBean android custom ROM called Orange Sherbert Swirl and the amazing Technicolor Steamboat.
Yeah I made all that up just to get my point across! I felt it was necessary lol.
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CM4Life plus all the inverted apps I can find from TeamBlackedOut.

Cm and tweaked. Used lz kernel.
Cm is just badass. Abd tweaked ifs the only stock Rom that kicks ass...
Oh and [email protected] of whatever...what a joke.
Thanks again guys for awesome roms!
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Racing's AOKP. Smooth & stable, no crazy bells & whistles. I like the ROM Control settings. Not interested in split screen phablet stuff, the screen's not big enough for that. Only issus is CPU clock & governor settings not sticking after reboot, but I don't need to reboot that often.
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Racings AOKP-NOS injector-Racings Blue lightning X2 Kernel-AC!D Engine V5. I run underclocked at 1.296 most of the time unless i need the extra power. The combo is extremely smooth and stable. Never had a reboot, absolutely no lag, great gaming performance(oc'd GPU included with X2 helps), my average daily battery life is 12-13 hours with 4-4.5 hours screen on time, and almost all settings work as they should besides the built in cpu clock changer which works but doesn't stick after reboot. What more can you ask for?
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Use kernel tuner for changing CPU clocks and governer as well as other great settings.
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Forgot to mention I force 2G and disable data 75% of the time because most places I go have WiFi and the area I live in has "light green" coverage meaning there's ****ty 4G signal...Weak Signal=Bad Battery Life. Forcing 2G and disabling data improves battery life noticeably.

By force 2g you mean 'GSM Only' right?
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LiveFaster said:
By force 2g you mean 'GSM Only' right?
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Yes, I use a toggle to enable/disable whenever, instead of going through settings. AOKP has a bunch of customizable toggles within the ROM. Good stuff.

The only reason I have been on stock ICS is because instagram was having issues with jb. Or else I would be on a cm variant
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LiveFaster said:
The only reason I have been on stock ICS is because instagram was having issues with jb. Or else I would be on a cm variant
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I've never had problems with instagram on any JB ROM.
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unicorndust98 said:
I've never had problems with instagram on any JB ROM.
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I have. While in the option to select your filter the image disappears. Switching filters will bring it back, but only for a second. Workable, but annoying.

My issue was the app crashing when refreshing news feed. You can solve that problem by disabling something under developers settings. Sorry haven't been on jb in a while I can't recall what its called but you will see it. Its an option that is checked by default near the bottom of the page under developer settings
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IM stuck on stock since I it received my new replacement blaze on Monday but racing's AOKP with LZ kernel gave me some awesome battery and performance but I never believed in that adrenaline or nos stuff since after flashing them I noticed horrible battery life
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Jserrano56 said:
IM stuck on stock since I it received my new replacement blaze on Monday but racing's AOKP with LZ kernel gave me some awesome battery and performance but I never believed in that adrenaline or nos stuff since after flashing them I noticed horrible battery life
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Here's my battery life so far, with aokp and nos injector. Nos is great especially the newer builds. Nos is now called project direct inject, get it here. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2158329