Is there anyway that I can get the DSP from Omni ROM?
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Jelly bean 4.2.2 (PACMAN ROM)
OR
CYANOGEN MOD 10.1 ?? (kernel 2.x)
As these both roms are of "tech kang"!!!
Should i wait for PACMAN or go with CM 10.1 (kernel 2.x)????
???
PACMAN is modified CM rom.
& its combination of Paranoid Android | CyanogenMod | AOKP Rom's so this roms provides additional features than stock CM,
but like always for stability stock always best so CM best for stability
for all in one features Pacman takes lead...
Pac rom is very slow !
I recommend for you cyanogenmod 10.1.3 kernel 2.x / 3.0 by techkang : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2530712
PACMAN rom has features of paranoid android , AOKP and CM rom but if u want stability then u should go for CyanogenMod rom
PACMAN rom has random reboots which irritates a lot.........
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I'm running jellybam 9.1.2 jb. Does a kernel need to be for either aosp, or aokp? Can I run a kernel made for aosp rom on an aokp rom? Sorry, kind of new to the kernel thing. Thanks
If a kernel gives you the option, choose the one for Aokp /cm. Jellybam is based off Aokp.
I've looked for an aokp kernel
I've looked for an aokp kernel, but I'm not having any luck finding one. They're mostly aosp. Thanks for the reply
wily5150 said:
I've looked for an aokp kernel, but I'm not having any luck finding one. They're mostly aosp. Thanks for the reply
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AOKP is a CyanogenMod based rom modified with features that aren't in CyanogenMod . CyanogenMod is based directly on AOSP but with features not in stock android . With that being said the AOSP kernels work on your rom.
Hi, just wondering why does any cm rom/kernel that I flashed doesn't contain settings for Motorola tpa6165 amplifier in fauxsound. While in stock rom,the option was there. Eventhough both kernel have the same faux sound driver. The same also happened with aero kernel in cm. But in stock it is there.
I would like to know if it's possible to add it to cm11 based rom too. It's not a kernels' problem but cm11 based roms'.
Hello, i have been using MultiROM for a while and had the cm11 base. But now my base is cm11s and i have installed cm11s kernel. But when i install cm11 or AOSP ROM i install cm11 kernel or stay with the cm11s?
I don't use MultiROM but I would assume you would go with the AOSP kernel since you're on a non-11S ROM.
I'm running Mahdi with AK kernel and install CM11 not CM11s
primo14z said:
Hello, i have been using MultiROM for a while and had the cm11 base. But now my base is cm11s and i have installed cm11s kernel. But when i install cm11 or AOSP ROM i install cm11 kernel or stay with the cm11s?
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You must specify which rom is first, and which are secondaries
If you have CM11S as primary rom, you have to use the specific multirom version for cm11s
If you installed AOSP roms on secondaries, with cm11s as primary, do not share kernel nor flash a cm11s kernel on secondaries, it will not work, only use cm11 kernels for aosp
Have searched high and wide for this issue but cannot find a fix. I have no audio for any notifications. In fact i have no audio at all. Profiles are disabled. Everything is as it should be
Running Vanir with Franco
Anyone?
Turn of the silent profile in settings!
If you are on the latest Vanir and are using R24 then you will have no sound. Franco kernel needs to be updated to include the audio commits after he compiled R24. Any new ROM from 09/10 will have these. Flash AK or stock Vanir kernel to get sound back.
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nikzDHD said:
If you are on the latest Vanir and are using R24 then you will have no sound. Franco kernel needs to be updated to include the audio commits after he compiled R24. Any new ROM from 09/10 will have these. Flash AK or stock Vanir kernel to get sound back.
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+1 for this. AK is now fixed for the sound issues, if not use the stock kernel.
Cheers