I just switched back to TW from AOSP because of the issue with bluetooth. I had been using BMS kernel and loving it, but it seems as though there is no TW variant. Could someone recommend a good TW kernel. What are you using? What is the most widely used?
Thanks!
skytbest said:
I just switched back to TW from AOSP because of the issue with bluetooth. I had been using BMS kernel and loving it, but it seems as though there is no TW variant. Could someone recommend a good TW kernel. What are you using? What is the most widely used?
Thanks!
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There aren't many kernels to begin with. There is dkp,kt747,Zeus,leankernel and Faux kernel.
jmxc23 said:
There aren't many kernels to begin with. There is dkp,kt747,Zeus,leankernel and Faux kernel.
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Ok, thanks. I'm giving kt747 a shot
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Hi everyone,I have a sensation xe.
I flash the Bricked's kernel, because the sweep2wake is very cool.But after i flash the kernels into AOKP, everything goes well expect the wifi.I also try RCMix's kernel, and faux's kernel, but same the result.
How could i use the phone without wifi!
I need to flash a kernel for AOKP with a feature like sweep2wake, and the wifi should be work.Can someone help me?
English is not very well, but i try my best to write these
I believe Faux has an AOSP kernel. The ones you tried are Sense based, which is the problem.
Sent from my Sensational Sachiel.
l2icky said:
I believe Faux has an AOSP kernel. The ones you tried are Sense based, which is the problem.
Sent from my Sensational Sachiel.
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Thanks a lot！I have found Faux's AOSP kernel and the wifi worked althought without sweep2wake. The only way is to way the new version.
vince.liu said:
Thanks a lot！I have found Faux's AOSP kernel and the wifi worked althought without sweep2wake. The only way is to way the new version.
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I know Faux put Sweep2Wake in his Sense versions. I am spoiled with it as well, you might shoot him a message or post in the thread and ask if a future release for AOSP will have Sweep2Wake.
suggestion, I'm on aokp since build 32...don't use custom kernels, is better with the stock one...more stable...I use it at 1ghz and is ****in' great! no lags at all, even gaming
there is no sweep2wake kernel for aosp at the moment, just wait
throcker said:
suggestion, I'm on aokp since build 32...don't use custom kernels, is better with the stock one...more stable...I use it at 1ghz and is ****in' great! no lags at all, even gaming
there is no sweep2wake kernel for aosp at the moment, just wait
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Or make it yourself based on the sources that do have it
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throcker said:
suggestion, I'm on aokp since build 32...don't use custom kernels, is better with the stock one...more stable...I use it at 1ghz and is ****in' great! no lags at all, even gaming
there is no sweep2wake kernel for aosp at the moment, just wait
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You're right.
Hi my skyrocket is currently running 4.0.3 ics leaked rom, and I was wondering if i could flash custom kernel on ics rom, or would I have to stock gingerbread to use custom kernel. I just do not want to get bricked etc. Thank you.
It depends on the ROM, if it's SKY ICS or some other modded Samsung rom, then you pretty much have to stick with stock, or do some research because I don't really know what Kernels are available for it. Maybe someone with more knowledge will chime in...
If it's AOSP based (CM9, AOKP, Chimaira, etc), then the only other option I know of is InstigatorX's kernel, which seems to work quite well. Pick a stable version, since the latest has issues with the camera. The stock kernel for CM9 is also quite good, but the CPU governors added in Instigators are great for saving battery.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1721235
ian619420 said:
Hi my skyrocket is currently running 4.0.3 ics leaked rom, and I was wondering if i could flash custom kernel on ics rom, or would I have to stock gingerbread to use custom kernel. I just do not want to get bricked etc. Thank you.
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You can flash cymbaline. Don't try to flash instigator's cm9 kernal you aren't using an aosp rom. Cymbaline fits your deal nicely. You'll dig it.
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boobah204 said:
You can flash cymbaline. Don't try to flash instigator's cm9 kernal you aren't using an aosp rom. Cymbaline fits your deal nicely. You'll dig it.
Sent from my part of the problem
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second this
boobah204 said:
You can flash cymbaline. Don't try to flash instigator's cm9 kernal you aren't using an aosp rom. Cymbaline fits your deal nicely. You'll dig it.
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That what i use. +1
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norbarb said:
That what i use. +1
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I also use this kernel and in conjunction with System Tuner for OC/UV.
What will be the fastest and smoothest rom and kernel combo for Nexus S ?
I don't need features like cm and aokp or anything i just want a fast, stable, smooth ROM.
Actually i switched b/w Stock, AOSP, Paranoid, CM10 Nightly...
but i can't decide which one to stick with... so i decided that i just need fastness and smoothness...
Thanks in advance for the reply guys
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What will be the fastest and smoothest rom and kernel combo for Nexus S ?
I don't need features like cm and aokp or anything i just want a fast, stable, smooth ROM.
Actually i switched b/w Stock, AOSP, Paranoid, CM10 Nightly...
but i can't decide which one to stick with... so i decided that i just need fastness and smoothness...
Thanks in advance for the reply guys
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You tested all these but didn't notice any difference? Then what does it matter if we suggest you something?
Want fast, smooth and stable? Don't need any extra feature? Then stock. Why look elsewhere.
polobunny said:
You tested all these but didn't notice any difference? Then what does it matter if we suggest you something?
Want fast, smooth and stable? Don't need any extra feature? Then stock. Why look elsewhere.
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I'm not saying that i didn't notice any difference but actually i tested all these over a month... so i don't actually remember the best one.. i'm just confused.. also i was looking for the community's opinions... what in your opinion would be the best... well correction stable is not for the matter... FAST AND SMOOTH IS ALL I WANT And so i am looking for a combo which gives me that..
thanks !
Try my rom...
Or any other cm10 rom with bedalus kernel...
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If you're just looking for smooth,stable and minimal features: Rasbeanjelly with either trinity kernel or bedalus kernel.
Try stock rooted with marmite kernel or latest aokp with the same kernel.
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kwibis said:
If you're just looking for smooth,stable and minimal features: Rasbeanjelly with either trinity kernel or bedalus kernel.
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This. Much faster and smoother than stock plus it has a few extra goodies.
Has anyone used Franko Kernel updater on their GS3? If so, any issues?
Also, which kernels have you use?
I'm pretty sure the Franco Kernel doesn't work on the GS3.
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RCOVA said:
I'm pretty sure the Franco Kernel doesn't work on the GS3.
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Thanks! I looked like a pretty smooth app, so I figured it was worth checking to see if anyone had gotten it to work.
Thanks again!
Think I am going to go ahead and make a switch to Paranoid Android. I had been using Franco Kernel on stock, but it looks like that won't work with PA. Which are the most stable kernels that do work?
scottharris4 said:
Think I am going to go ahead and make a switch to Paranoid Android. I had been using Franco Kernel on stock, but it looks like that won't work with PA. Which are the most stable kernels that do work?
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wouldnt asking what kernels people use in the PA thread get you an answer the quickest?
Ive used Franco on PA for months. No problems
Why wouldn't Franco kernel work?
#stayparanoid
Pirateghost said:
Why wouldn't Franco kernel work?
#stayparanoid
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Its got an "o" in the name. I heard kernels with an "o" in their name aren't compatible
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