Has anyone updated koush's AnyKernel to work for our device yet?
The one I used on the S3 was device specific, just want to make sure I don't brick anything by flashing to wrong partitions.
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every kernel is device specific. there may be device variants, but they only work for each particular model. there are plenty of great kernels here. look 'em up and enjoy. cheers.
xBeerdroiDx said:
every kernel is device specific. there may be device variants, but they only work for each particular model. there are plenty of great kernels here. look 'em up and enjoy. cheers.
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Thanks for the reply, but I think you may have misunderstood
AnyKernel itself isn't a kernel, its a tool for packaging the zImage from a kernel you've built into a flashable zip
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Rxpert said:
Thanks for the reply, but I think you may have misunderstood
AnyKernel itself isn't a kernel, its a tool for packaging the zImage from a kernel you've built into a flashable zip
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:good: copy that. thanks
Bump...
I doubt any developers check this section of the forum
Is there an AnyKernel template for the Nexus 5?
Is there an AnyKernel template for the Nexus 5?
cbdonohue said:
Is there an AnyKernel template for the Nexus 5?
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a few nexus 5 kernels use anykernel..
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a few nexus 5 kernels use anykernel..
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Yea, but I only see kernel flashable zips that also change the ramdisk. AnyKernel is supposed to only replace the zImage for the kernel.
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Yea, but I only see kernel flashable zips that also change the ramdisk. AnyKernel is supposed to only replace the zImage for the kernel.
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trinity kernel is an aosp/stock compatible n5 anykernel http://goo.gl/IO9KNZ
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trinity kernel is an aosp/stock compatible n5 anykernel http://goo.gl/IO9KNZ
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Apologies for bringing this post back up/asking a potentially stupid question- can this template still be used for Lollipop kernels?
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DI18 Open Source
http://www.multiupload.com/IR0LFR6EB6
Source: http://opensource.samsung.com/
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DG27 Open Source
http://www.multiupload.com/VV9RM21MZ0
how do you use this zip file? CWM? or does it have to be a tar for use in ODIN?
tommi_han said:
how do you use this zip file? CWM? or does it have to be a tar for use in ODIN?
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This is source code for kernel builders and aosp builders.
skeeterslint said:
This is source code for kernel builders and aosp builders.
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does this mean that someone can build a "stock kernel" with root built in along with rom manager support? please!?
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how do you use this zip file? CWM? or does it have to be a tar for use in ODIN?
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THis is for developers to build better kernals for the Epic
Sweet! Hopefully we'll get some awesome custom DI18 kernels out soon.
Firon said:
Sweet! Hopefully we'll get some awesome custom DI18 kernels out soon.
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Yes, the DI18 kernel has been the best so far. I got a 980 on quadrant with the stock DI18. Pretty sweet
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does this mean that someone can build a "stock kernel" with root built in along with rom manager support? please!?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=787098
Check those kernels those are as close to a stock kernel that there is both are rooted and work with rom manager.
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Yes, the DI18 kernel has been the best so far. I got a 980 on quadrant with the stock DI18. Pretty sweet
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Got a 950 which is average for the phone, but I'm expecting devs and their custom ROMs to do very well with this kernel
I got a few mirrors up now
So where are all the new kernels?
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Whosdaman said:
So where are all the new kernels?
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Mine is waiting for me to add more awesomeness, but it has been update to DI18 in my local tree
Geniusdog254 said:
Mine is waiting for me to add more awesomeness, but it has been update to DI18 in my local tree
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Pleez 2 be releesing da awsumnes.
Using fluffs for now.
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Now that this kernel has bern released maybe all the fc bugs will be fixed
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Well, it seems that the open source has come in real handy
New mirror, 6-n-1
Unsecure
Bootanimation enabled
borrowed some init. and init.rc from mohan (The kernel master)
to bypass samsunani and bootanimation
and JimmyStale for uploading these
Safe on UCLE2 UCLD2 UXCLF3 UCALC4 UCLF5 based roms
UXCLF5 unsecure KERNEL
http://d-h.st/iEQ
UXCLF5 Stock KERNEL
http://d-h.st/WRy
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Unrestricted
Bootanimation enabled
borrowed some init. and init.rc from mohan (The kernel master)
to bypass samsunani and bootanimation
UXCLF5 KERNEL
Wrong boot img 2 mins
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Thanks for all the hard work seanz! You know if this will work with your uxclf3 rom? That thread gonna be unlocked anytime?
DOOOOOOODDD you're a monster!!!
yes dont please mention the thread lock be up within the hour
sorry i named them and the font looked so small i uploaded the wrong one
and yes this will work with uxclf rom
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yes dont please mention the thread lock be up within the hour
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If you don't mind me asking, how is it that the 'UXCLF5' Kernel works with the AT&T 'Skyrocket' variant phones? I thought the Rogers & AT&T phones were slightly different, just as the international version's hardware is different. Correct me if I'm wrong!
This is all new to me as I'm just beginning to understand what's going on here, and I'm very interested in delving into custom ROM development.
Thank you sir
seanzscreams said:
and JimmyStale for uploading these
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You sir, are quite welcome.
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yes dont please mention the thread lock be up within the hour
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:laugh::laugh::laugh::good::good::laugh:
What's the difference in this kernel vs the f3 kernel?
What's a unsecure kernel?
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nest75068 said:
What's the difference in this kernel vs the f3 kernel?
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I don't think we'll see a changelog for this. I'm flashing it and will look for diffs, e.g., whether or not touch key lights stay on - obeying the phone's always on setting. Right now, only Mohan's kernel offers a fix for this.
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What's a unsecure kernel?
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In noob terms, It's a kernel that's insecure
Thank you for the kernel, sean, Nice work!
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I don't think we'll see a changelog for this. I'm flashing it and will look for diffs, e.g., whether or not touch key lights stay on - obeying the phone's always on setting. Right now, only Mohan's kernel offers a fix for this.
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Please post the results of your findings. It will be interesting to see if the issues you mentioned were fixed.
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In noob terms, It's a kernel that's insecure
Thank you for the kernel, sean, Nice work!
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Thanks.. You don't know either eh?
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stoopendis said:
What's a unsecure kernel?
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Just means you're able to run commands on it (adb/root).
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Please post the results of your findings. It will be interesting to see if the issues you mentioned were fixed.
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The I727UCLF5 kernels (both flavors) do not fix the touch keys always on issue.
Back to Mohan's Cymbaline 1.3.
Can someone conform that bootanimation are working. I can't make them work. I make ton of them and have knowlage how to but on unsecure or stock no go on bootanimation.
Sean, how difficult would it be to put certain working files from Kernels like CymBaline (or the source it was built from) and inject them into a kernel like the one in this thread? Basically fixing the issues that still exist in the skyrocket kernels. Would having the source code from the Cymbaline build, but not from the syrocket build be an opstical? I am just wondering if it could be done. TIA.
Yes and no. But It wouldnt be from ice source. Ics nor ics source Has been released,yet. Or well ..its complicated..
But soon ican assure you
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So, if you think this is a stupid question, please closed this MOD
I was wondering, if there any ICS kernel. Have searched and found nothing.....
Using MIUI rom v4 by Erikmm
doc_v15 said:
So, if you think this is a stupid question, please closed this MOD
I was wondering, if there any ICS kernel. Have searched and found nothing.....
Using MIUI rom v4 by Erikmm
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Nope, all of our ICS roms use the same kernel
Nope, all of our ICS roms use the same kernel
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Well then...Next questions, how can we get additional CPU governor like SmartassV2 on our ICS kernel?
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How can we get additional CPU governor like SmartassV2 on our ICS kernel?
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Patch the kernel and compile from source.
No, I'm not joking.
I believe the kernel devs are working on getting something a lot better than a governor on a 2.6 kernel, but I'll leave that to them to reveal at the proper time.
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Nope, all of our ICS roms use the same kernel
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Patch the kernel and compile from source.
No, I'm not joking.
I believe the kernel devs are working on getting something a lot better than a governor on a 2.6 kernel, but I'll leave that to them to reveal at the proper time.
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I wish I could compiled it
Hopefully the kernel devs are not givin up
Since this is a GB kernel, it should be simple, assuming you know how to recompile a kernel from source, just to grab the OC etc routines out of one of AntonX's or bhundven's kernels and then just stick them in and recompile. Since everyone is using the same kernel so far this would only need to be done once. This erzatz ICS is slow and sure could use OC, more governors etc.
I added smartassv2 last night, but want to get a "clean" build off the AOKP tree and have a few days running it before I release it to the wilds.
Standard statement: "OMG, I'm seeing incredible battery life, smooth as butter, WiFi signal strength is better, TVout works,..."
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Since this is a GB kernel, it should be simple, assuming you know how to recompile a kernel from source, just to grab the OC etc routines out of one of AntonX's or bhundven's kernels and then just stick them in and recompile. Since everyone is using the same kernel so far this would only need to be done once. This erzatz ICS is slow and sure could use OC, more governors etc.
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Well...i dont know a single thing about kernel and its related
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Try my latest GummyMutt build. I injected lightning zap into it. You can also try using just the kernel and see how it works...
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I added smartassv2 last night, but want to get a "clean" build off the AOKP tree and have a few days running it before I release it to the wilds.
Standard statement: "OMG, I'm seeing incredible battery life, smooth as butter, WiFi signal strength is better, TVout works,..."
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Oh man!!! cant wait for yours!
Thanks!
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thomas.raines said:
Try my latest GummyMutt build. I injected lightning zap into it. You can also try using just the kernel and see how it works...
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Thomas - any chance you could provide quick instructions on how to extract and flash your kernel?
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Im downloading the rom Ill poke around and see if I can get it pulled out.
Manumission said:
Thomas - any chance you could provide quick instructions on how to extract and flash your kernel?
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Download his rom unzip it grab the boot.img and flash it with heimdall. Then grab the wifi module(bcm4329 I think is the name lol) and push it to the same place u got it from (/system/lib/modules/)
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If helped don't be afraid to hit the thanks button it doesn't bite lol
DISCLAIMER: I'm not responsible neither is thomasraines or xda if you brick your device you are doing this on your own free will. The only thing you can say is how awesome thomas is for creating this and how awesome I am for uploading and writing directions. Any blame will result in me pointing and laughing uncontrollably.
Files removed thomsasraines posted the kernel in the dev section it can be found there. Please visit his thread and follow what he posted so you can get the full effect ok? If not tough I aint re upping the files .
Click the statement above for direct route to the kernel thread.
Unzip the bcm4329.ko, xda wouldnt let me upload a .ko file .
Put the bcm4329.ko file on your sdcard. Then using something like root explorer copy it to /system/lib/modules folder.
I suggest renaming the old one to bcm4329.ko.bak just in case.
Using heimdall you can flash the kernel using the following command.
Code:
heimdall flash --kernel boot.img
This is from terminal in ubuntu or cmd in windows. Make sure you are running the commands from the folder you put the boot.img in.
Once the phone reboots pull the battery and put it back in. Boot into recovery and run fix permissions. Then reboot.
so what will this do again? Is this for a kernel different than the kj6 one?
If you are unsure of what it is for then dont attempt the steps.
Do some more reading.
Edit nm
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doc_v15 said:
So, if you think this is a stupid question, please closed this MOD
I was wondering, if there any ICS kernel. Have searched and found nothing.....
Using MIUI rom v4 by Erikmm
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I have multiple kernels in progress. The common problem on all of them seems to be sd/mmc.
Patience will bring enlightenment.
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bhundven said:
I have multiple kernels in progress. The common problem on all of them seems to be sd/mmc.
Patience will bring enlightenment.
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Yeah man! Will be waiting, patiently
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DISCLAIMER: I'm not responsible neither is thomasraines or xda if you brick your device you are doing this on your own free will. The only thing you can say is how awesome thomas is for creating this and how awesome I am for uploading and writing directions. Any blame will result in me pointing and laughing uncontrollably.
Unzip the bcm4329.ko, xda wouldnt let me upload a .ko file .
Put the bcm4329.ko file on your sdcard. Then using something like root explorer copy it to /system/lib/modules folder.
I suggest renaming the old one to bcm4329.ko.bak just in case.
Using heimdall you can flash the kernel using the following command.
Code:
heimdall flash --kernel boot.img
This is from terminal in ubuntu or cmd in windows. Make sure you are running the commands from the folder you put the boot.img in.
Once the phone reboots pull the battery and put it back in. Boot into recovery and run fix permissions. Then reboot.
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Dude, can you make it CWM flashable??
Dear XDA-Forum,
I am very glad to have CM10 on my phone, but there is one thing that somehwo would make the ROM to my favorite one:
Is there any kernel that supports smartassv2 and can overclock to at least 1,2GHZ?
I somehow fell in love with the smoothness of smartassv2 (personal opinion), but I didn't find the kernel to flash...
Try this one:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=34344979#post34344979
I would argue with your opinion though and recommend the default interactive governor
dan-fish said:
Try this one:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=34344979#post34344979
I would argue with your opinion though and recommend the default interactive governor
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Thnaks for the link, exactly what I've been looking for That kernel also works perfectly, just worried if I should take the boot.img from the Andromaus zip...
Take the boot.img for what? If you need a boot.img to flash use the one inside the kernel zip from marioemp2k7
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Take the boot.img for what? If you need a boot.img to flash use the one inside the kernel zip from marioemp2k7
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There were 2 links, the first one was the kernel, the second one was a link to andromaus, that's why I asked
xiaoxiang8002 said:
Complete novices task!
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Reported for spamming to get 10 post.
It is users like you that just annoys me to read dev section.
I've looked into many threads, but have still not been able to find a definitive answer: when changing kernels (going for example from ElementalX to Franco or Purify) should I do a dirty re-flash of the rom and then flash the new kernel or will just a flash of the new kernel be enough?
I know it's been asked before, but I can't seem to find a clear answer.
Thanks
Alex
alexm231 said:
I've looked into many threads, but have still not been able to find a definitive answer: when changing kernels (going for example from ElementalX to Franco or Purify) should I do a dirty re-flash of the rom and then flash the new kernel or will just a flash of the new kernel be enough?
I know it's been asked before, but I can't seem to find a clear answer.
Thanks
Alex
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1st option
Primokorn said:
1st option
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Thanks for the reply.
So (just to make sure I have it correct) right now I am running Purity + Purify. If I want to switch to a Purity + Franco setup, I need to dirty flash Purity rom (in which case it brings the kernel back to the standard Purity kernel) and then Franco kernel after that, right?
Do I need to wipe cache or anything else?
Thanks again for all the help
Alex
alexm231 said:
Thanks for the reply.
So (just to make sure I have it correct) right now I am running Purity + Purify. If I want to switch to a Purity + Franco setup, I need to dirty flash Purity rom (in which case it brings the kernel back to the standard Purity kernel) and then Franco kernel after that, right?
Do I need to wipe cache or anything else?
Thanks again for all the help
Alex
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You're right. To prevent any issue it's better to follow this rule regardless of the custom kernel. We need to dirty flash our current rom due to modifications done by the kernel on the ramdisk.
You never need to wipe before flashing a kernel.
Primokorn said:
You're right. To prevent any issue it's better to follow this rule regardless of the custom kernel. We need to dirty flash our current rom due to modifications done by the kernel on the ramdisk.
You never need to wipe before flashing a kernel.
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Great. Thanks so much for the detailed answer, it clears up my confusion!
Now off to try Franco's kernel
Alex
Primokorn said:
You're right. To prevent any issue it's better to follow this rule regardless of the custom kernel. We need to dirty flash our current rom due to modifications done by the kernel on the ramdisk.
You never need to wipe before flashing a kernel.
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I actually have an additional question: do we need the same process even if we're talking about the newer version of the same kernel? Like going from an older version of Franco's to the newest
Alex
No only when you change kernel you need to do it.
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kufikugel said:
No only when you change kernel you need to do it.
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Thank you, I promise I will (try) not (to) ask any more silly questions
Alex
alexm231 said:
Thank you, I promise I will (try) not (to) ask any more silly questions
Alex
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Its better to ask "Silly" questions and understand what you're doing than it is to brick your phone then ask for help.
We'll answer your questions, dont worry. Just ensure you read all the sticky threads in Q&A and General.
rootSU said:
Its better to ask "Silly" questions and understand what you're doing than it is to brick your phone then ask for help.
We'll answer your questions, dont worry. Just ensure you read all the sticky threads in Q&A and General.
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Yes, I consider your guideline (on your signature) very good advice indeed.
Thanks again to all
Alex
Just wanted to add to this...
If I'm on the stock ROM. I decide to flash elementalx. Then, want to switch to Franco or something, would I need to flash the stock img? Or can i just flash the stock kernel?
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justinisloco said:
Just wanted to add to this...
If I'm on the stock ROM. I decide to flash elementalx. Then, want to switch to Franco or something, would I need to flash the stock img? Or can i just flash the stock kernel?
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Wondering the same thing. If I am currently on stock rom with franco kernel, in order to switch over to elemental do I have to flash the stock rom zip from the thread here on XDA and then install the elemental kernel?
matts290 said:
Wondering the same thing. If I am currently on stock rom with franco kernel, in order to switch over to elemental do I have to flash the stock rom zip from the thread here on XDA and then install the elemental kernel?
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I know I had to do that when I flashed elemental. Otherwise some apps won't open. But now I want to find out was the the full correct way? Or was it the lazy way
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justinisloco said:
Just wanted to add to this...
If I'm on the stock ROM. I decide to flash elementalx. Then, want to switch to Franco or something, would I need to flash the stock img? Or can i just flash the stock kernel?
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matts290 said:
Wondering the same thing. If I am currently on stock rom with franco kernel, in order to switch over to elemental do I have to flash the stock rom zip from the thread here on XDA and then install the elemental kernel?
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Flash the stock boot.img and system.img and then flash the kernel you want to change to..
I have also tried just flashing the stock boot.img and then the custom kernel.. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. So I would reccomend flashing both! (boot and system)
also check to see if the original kernel left any init.d files, some kernels do. you would want to delete them, as those could, probably would, not play well with your next kernel.
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also check to see if the original kernel left any init.d files, some kernels do. you would want to delete them, as those could, probably would, not play well with your next kernel.
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another noob question,
does your advice still applies if someone flashed both stock system.img and stock boot.img?
if it is where that file will be located?
thanks.
akmsr said:
another noob question,
does your advice still applies if someone flashed both stock system.img and stock boot.img?
if it is where that file will be located?
thanks.
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yes. they arent located in either of those locations, so my advice applies, and is the only reason why i posted this. they are located in /etc/init.d/. you either dont have that location (best option), have it but an empty folder, or have an init.d folder with files in it. if there are files there, delete them.
Flashing a system.img will overwrite init.d scripts. /etc is a symbolic link to /system/etc so when you replace /system/etc with whatever is in a ROM.zip or a system.img, these changes apply to /etc too.
If you look in any ROM.zip or kernel.zip, they all flash their scripts to /system/etc/init.d
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