Finally root my Xoom WiFi, now I'm looking for nice stable feature packed ROM. Any suggestions? Cm10.1 is running brilliantly on my sensation, is the Xoom version any good?
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Other than stock CM 10.1 is the only other ROM I've used on the Xoom. Great stuff.
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I'll give it a go. Are you running nightlies?
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Orca project is fantastic, no lag on launcher or in system UI (in tablet mode, not phablet mode)
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It'll try it at some point, cm is working perfect
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try JB MR1 4.2 !!
Cm10.1 seems to have the least amount of bugs...
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Cm10.1 seems to have the least amount of bugs...
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The My android rom is by far the most stable and bug free of all 4.2.2.
id argue project orca is more bug free, and equally as smooth, with more features
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alex94kumar said:
id argue project orca is more bug free, and equally as smooth, with more features
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I am using EOS 4 190 nightly with Elemental X 0.8 and it is very smooth.
Sane1 said:
Finally root my Xoom WiFi, now I'm looking for nice stable feature packed ROM. Any suggestions? Cm10.1 is running brilliantly on my sensation, is the Xoom version any good?
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I'm using cm 10.1 nightlies and. You lose root access. On this rom and can't seem to get it back so im actually thinking of changing roms so my opinion is that yes its good but i would like my root access
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If xoom 10.1 had root access i would says yes its great but you lose it im thinking of switching if i cant regain anyone know how to gain root access running 4.2.2 cm 10.1 nightlies
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If xoom 10.1 had root access i would says yes its great but you lose it im thinking of switching if i cant regain anyone know how to gain root access running 4.2.2 cm 10.1 nightlies
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I regularly use the cm10.1 and have no problems, only use the gapps unified. I've gone from EOS to cm and I feel good.
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alamd said:
I've gone from EOS to cm and I feel good.
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does it feel smoother?faster?
Im on EOS and its ok, its been faster before 4.2.2 but it does its job, just slow 3g /wifi reconnecting and USB mounting causes restart, which is annoying...
I'm using cm 10.1 nightlies and. You lose root access.
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seriously NO root?
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does it feel smoother?faster?
Im on EOS and its ok, its been faster before 4.2.2 but it does its job, just slow 3g /wifi reconnecting and USB mounting causes restart, which is annoying...
seriously NO root?
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smoother and less buggy
has the root
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gona give it a try over the weekend
Good Luck!
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Orca project is fantastic, no lag on launcher or in system UI (in tablet mode, not phablet mode)
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sounds cool. but does orca supports USB file transfer RW?
I've tried Cm and its a cool rom but doesnt support USB transfer and I need it so still with EOS if you dont use USB and want to change ROM CM is good to go...
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The My android rom is by far the most stable and bug free of all 4.2.2.
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Same here 'My Android 4.2.2 umts_everest' is my fav after trying all mentioned. Have yet to try Orca, but not sure there is a everest 3g version ...
BlackBean 8 gets my vote :good:
I gave my aunt my Xoom with CM10.1 nightlies worked awesome for me! I had less issues with 10.1 nightlies than I did during the final 10.0 nightlies released for Xoom.
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as question, I don't know much about how CM or other customized ROM is built. Appreciate if anyone can answer my question.
What do you mean?
As soon as they finish cooking cm10
i think they'll start cooking cm11
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As soon as they finish cooking cm10
i think they'll start cooking cm11
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According to CM G+, 4.2 will be called 10.1 not 11 since it was still JB. And there is a lot of device which didn't get official JB yet but running on CM10.
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Can some users comment on the performance of the 4.2 ROM's out there. How to they compare to EOS3.
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Running CM-nightly on MZ601, I can not see any difference in performance between EOS and CM.
have tried all 4.2 roms. cm and eos are nearly same. Orca is smoother with slightly more bugs.
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Can some users comment on the performance of the 4.2 ROM's out there. How to they compare to EOS3.
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To quite honest with you I thought Eos 4 was a flop compared to Eos 3. That was until I installed "Elemental X" kernel. Now it has the performance that it desperately needed, even with animation added!!!
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Baked black bean 7 is,i think, very smooth, and has excellent performance, but the wifi bug drives me nuts... Been thinking about trying out orca
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I must try it now !
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bumbernut said:
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To quite honest with you I thought Eos 4 was a flop compared to Eos 3. That was until I installed "Elemental X" kernel. Now it has the performance that it desperately needed, even with animation added!!!
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I'm on dreamcwli's My Android with Elemental X 0.7 and it gives the best performance that I've ever had on my Xoom.
Haven't tried Orca as I thought it would be too bloated, surprised to hear its running so well, good, the more roms the better.
But generally a near stock ROM is fine for me on my tab
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My android 422 with ElementalX-Xoom-v1.0-universal is fantastic
My Xoom got second life
Wysyłane z mojego Xoom za pomocą Tapatalk 2
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Can some users comment on the performance of the 4.2 ROM's out there. How to they compare to EOS3.
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I'm running cm10.1.. Really fast and responsive..I'm running v6 supercharger scripts and overclocked to 1500 mhz.. Only problem I have is space, I could barely fit a 160 mb Rom with no room for gapps. .. Does anyone know how to increase the size of the system partition??
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bumbernut said:
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I'm running cm10.1.. Really fast and responsive..I'm running v6 supercharger scripts and overclocked to 1500 mhz.. Only problem I have is space, I could barely fit a 160 mb Rom with no room for gapps. .. Does anyone know how to increase the size of the system partition??
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You cannot change the system partition.
Ensure that you are using the appropriate Gapps for the ROM and not just the standard ones
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4.2 works well on my Xoom. Running CM 10.1 nightlies
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4.2 works well on my Xoom. Running CM 10.1 nightlies
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I am using EOS4 190 nightly with Elemental X 0.8 and it works very well. The newer Elemental X kernals seem a little laggier to me.
Yeah I think I had tried one of the first nightlies for 10.1 back in January and noticed a lot of lag, but April nightlies seem just as fast as 10.0 pretty much. YMMV.
The navbar still drives me nuts but I'm working on that.
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Hi, i´m running My android for Xoom Wifi + UMTS with ElementaryX and it's very smooth, but i'm having some issues, when press the locksreen buttom to shut down the display it reboot, and it's always the same thing, i tried the wipe and re-flash, but nothing seems to fix the problem. If anyone could help...
I've been running CarbonROM (03/16 nightly) and as much as I love it, I always seem to see issues with it with the screen freezing to the point where I have to pull the battery to fix it.
Can anyone recommend an AOSP ROM that is extremely reliable?
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try CarbonROM 3/15 nightly build with KT kernel. No problem none freeze. I gave up 3/16 or newer nightly build gave me lot problem.
Been running AOKP for weeks. Running line a champ
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Unfortunately they all have low volume video recording. And I have kids so im stuck with tw roms
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Been running AOKP for weeks. Running line a champ
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AOKP is alright when I tried it a while
ago (a month?). How much changed then?
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Unfortunately they all have low volume video recording. And I have kids so im stuck with tw roms
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That is a small issue, but it's not that bad by any means. I just don't like Touchwiz being all bloated. Lol
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try CarbonROM 3/15 nightly build with KT kernel. No problem none freeze. I gave up 3/16 or newer nightly build gave me lot problem.
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KT's kernel always caused random reboots for sure. Any build wouldn't be any different. Anyways, I'm enjoying the 16th right now. But if it keeps freezing, then I'll try the 15th.
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I cant stand bloat either but with kids I have to be able to hear the voices and or singing. Aosp video is near silent except for when I talk lol.
ParanoidKangDroid, AOKP JB 4.2.2 Solid ROM, no issues to date, been running it for about 2 weeks :good:
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ParanoidKangDroid, AOKP JB 4.2.2 Solid ROM, no issues to date, been running it for about 2 weeks :good:
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Which MR build would you recommend?
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The most stable ROMs I have found are clean rom for TW. Scott UK so always one of the first to update to new builds. As far as AOSP, I really like Liquid Smooth. Really quick, light weight and one of the few 4.2.2 ROMs with the ability to save pics directly to the SD card, which for me is a deal breaker if not included.
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The most stable ROMs I have found are clean rom for TW. Scott UK so always one of the first to update to new builds. As far as AOSP, I really like Liquid Smooth. Really quick, light weight and one of the few 4.2.2 ROMs with the ability to save pics directly to the SD card, which for me is a deal breaker if not included.
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I know about CleanROM (and have it backed up). I don't like liquid because of the use of nova launcher. Call me picky, but I prefer having an independent launcher over NOVA, which I can just download anyday.
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Which MR build would you recommend?
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I clean flashed the new version (2.2.2) over the previous build. Same quality ROM, Have been running 2.2.2 since 3/19, the day the update was released and with no issues
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Which MR build would you recommend?
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Build 5. Should be updating soon to incorporate 3.4 kernel.
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Build 5. Should be updating soon to incorporate 3.4 kernel.
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Just flashed it and is super stable. Holy crap! Can't wait to see the next update. Haha
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Just flashed it and is super stable. Holy crap! Can't wait to see the next update. Haha
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Yeah man. I'm loving it. One of the best ROMs I've run period.
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Shaftamle said:
The most stable ROMs I have found are clean rom for TW. Scott UK so always one of the first to update to new builds. As far as AOSP, I really like Liquid Smooth. Really quick, light weight and one of the few 4.2.2 ROMs with the ability to save pics directly to the SD card, which for me is a deal breaker if not included.
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I'm trying out Liquid right now and it's pretty nice. Gotta see how it lasts for the day.
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I've been running CarbonROM (03/16 nightly) and as much as I love it, I always seem to see issues with it with the screen freezing to the point where I have to pull the battery to fix it.
Can anyone recommend an AOSP ROM that is extremely reliable?
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If you are looking for stable and reliable avoid nightlies. I have found slim rom, rootbox, carbon and liquid to all be extremely stable if you stick to their "stable" releases. The nightlies will give you cutting edge features but those features will introduce bugs and quirks as well.
For me, every time I get off Slim I end up back on it within a week. Love it.
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If you are looking for stable and reliable avoid nightlies. I have found slim rom, rootbox, carbon and liquid to all be extremely stable if you stick to their "stable" releases. The nightlies will give you cutting edge features but those features will introduce bugs and quirks as well.
For me, every time I get off Slim I end up back on it within a week. Love it.
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I've tried Slim and I just don't really like it as much as Carbon or Liquid. Right now, Liquid is the best ROM I've ever used followed by AOKP. Carbon's stables still have rebooting issues (haven't rebooted once on Liquid yet and I've ran it for 2 days now).
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Considering a Unlocked Nexus S new for a friend on T-Mobile. Saw there is a stable CM10.1.2 release for it and wondering how well it runs being that the phone is 1Ghz and only 512MB ram. My friend is new to smartphones and wont be gaming or doing anything intense. But does it handle browsing and GPS ok?
Thanks
Never heard of cm10.1.2? My nexus s is running 4.2.2 and is really smooth. I never had any problems with 4.2.2 on optimus g even GPS works good for me.
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Jaimesco12 said:
Never heard of cm10.1.2?
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http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/About
http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?type=stable&device=crespo
You're welcome.
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http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/About
http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?type=stable&device=crespo
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What are the differences? Between 10.1 vs 10.1.2?
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http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/About
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This is just a link to cyanogenmod wiki.. and says nothing about 10.1.2... It's strange that their nightlies (the most current versions available) are only 10.1 and not 10.1.2.. but thanks, you're awesome!!
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It runs well out of the box, no bugs whatsoever. The default launcher is great replace it with nova for more customization or with a simpler launcher like smart launcher for more free memory and better multitasking.
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What are the differences? Between 10.1 vs 10.1.2?
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10.1.2 fixes a Master Key vulnerability.
http://www.androidauthority.com/cya...cond-master-key-android-vulnerability-243328/
Flashed 10.1.2 yesterday, performance is quite smooth and phone is very responsive. Got a total of 396MB RAM with stock kernel.
I must admit i was a little sceptical it runs wery smoothly. At this moment, only two reboots but blame it on me because i overclocked.
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what kernel best suits for cm10.1.2?
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what kernel best suits for cm10.1.2?
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Marmite bigmem 8.7 for me
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Marmite bigmem 8.7 for me
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hows the performance of the rom and kernel? im going to flash it now..:fingers-crossed:
Im on 4.3 now but I remember flashing it and it was one of the best build out there
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Stable CM 10.1.2 with stock kernel installed after full wipe/full format:
same problems as the nightlies, lags, reboots, slow and painful sometimes... like waiting for nothing in manya apps and getting the message that allows you to kill the app even if you're not multitasking at all.
Unusable and most of all you can't run it for days without rebooting.
OP coming soon...
In the meantime:
Slim 4.3 Beta
Ovation Builds
Hummingbird Builds
Enjoy
Awesome thanks for making another build! Is this slimbean?
Yes, I'll work on the title and op later but the builds are up.
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You rock!
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In case it's not a known issue, bluetooth will not turn on. Otherwise, nice so far.
Does it have the rotation bug that causes horrible slowdown after a few rotations?
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In case it's not a known issue, bluetooth will not turn on. Otherwise, nice so far.
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Noticed that too.
Should be fixed next build.
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Does it have the rotation bug that causes horrible slowdown after a few rotations?
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I think this is resolved, if not much better.
I'm pretty sure the Bluetooth issue is just a missing commit away from being fixed.
There is a bug hiding in recent app screen where previews are the wrong orientation.
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Working nicely so far my only app that doesn't run fully is "inssider". It doesn't crash but some of the WiFi graphs aren't working. No biggie.
I assume since the topic is labeled as 4.3 that the 0813 version of gapps should be applied?
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Does Slimbean have tablet UI?
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wy1d said:
Does Slimbean have tablet UI?
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No it doesn't sorry.
And yes use 4.3 gapps
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I assume since the topic is labeled as 4.3 that the 0813 version of gapps should be applied?
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Slim Team recommends that you use their 4.3 gapps, either AIO or the minimal for best results. http://slimroms.net/index.php/downloads/dlsearch/viewcategory/908-addons4-3/downloads/dlsearch
EDIT: Slim 4.3 Tips/Instructions to clear up some questions that may arise regarding installation, root, Titanium Backup etc. http://slimroms.net/index.php/news
Mike T
This is actually a pretty nice ROM. Thanks killersloth!
As people have pointed out bluetooth doesn't work, but also init.d scrips are not enabled. Apart from that haven't really faced any major issues.
Hoping the next release fixes these bugs.
Any chance of getting the SLIMOTA working? I know this is an unofficial Slimbean build, but couldn't you edit the app to point to your server instead?
I really like this one! It is snappier than cm10.2, and I think I like it even better than Carbon. I'm still getting it set up, but so far I'm impressed. I. Haven't tried everything I need yet, but I like the responsiveness, and think I may have found my new daily driver! at least until something else comes along that I have to try . I'm wishing I could try Ubuntu, but it is not ready yet.
I'll stick with this for a while and see how it goes.
Thanks again, though, it's really cool to see so many ROMs popping up for this device.
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Two more bugs to add. Locations doesn't work and the Youtube app is very buggy. Going to hold off using this as a daily driver. Will try again after a couple of releases.
Definitely smoother than 10.2. Thanks for the great work!
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Good effort and thanks for putting it out.
Same kernel and same reboot problem.