I was on stock rom and performance was awesome but since I installed cyanogenmod the fluidity is not great, I guess it's because they have ****ty kernel, I was francos kernel but idk if it will work on cm milestone 11
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No you need a CAF kernel. Try elementalX or Chaos
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rootSU said:
No you need a CAF kernel. Try elementalX or Chaos
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Thanks bro, I installed elemental x performance is good again
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Or use this with Franco.
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What rom are you using I'm just tryna figure out wats the best for my ns4g, also wats the best kernel for speed and battery life?
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I'm using MIUI 1.7.22 w/Matr1x v5.0 bfs and performance and batt life has been good. Koushdecks 1.2.1 is also good as well, Mikeys roms are pretty sweet too. But everyone has different taste on these kind of things. So try to use one that fits you best. I usually just switch from rom to rom once in awhile.
I'm using oxygen 2.1.6 just come from cm7.1
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MIUI 1.7.22 with Matrix and my own build based off Koush's with Netarchy
the latest cm7 kang with an unreleased(yet) Trinity11 UV kernel.
Miui seems laggy or maybe I had the wrong kernel?
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snoopy1e11 said:
Miui seems laggy or maybe I had the wrong kernel?
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Try the modified MIUI by brainmaster: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1181050 (incl the - imho - best kernel)
I think that's for the ns only. Or am I wrong?
Brainmaster MIUI with Matr1x cfs...
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I'm using Matr1x 5.0 cfs kernel with stock ROM. I haven't OC'd but the native settings seems to be giving me a good balance between speed, stability and battery life.
I wanna run these two together but when I install Franco it messes up the screen color....
Plz help
robbieast said:
I wanna run these two together but when I install Franco it messes up the screen color....
Plz help
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You can't Franco will probably never support cyanogen again since they've changed there base from aosp to Qualcomm
And why is this in accessories?
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There is a colorfix zip floating around in Franco and aokp threads just search for it under nexus 4
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You can run the nightly from 10-1-2013 and back.
Please see this link.
http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/topic/80060-custom-kernels-issue/
Hi! Which is the best kernel out there for
battery life please?
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Faizi Ch said:
Hi! Which is the best kernel out there for
battery life please?
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Good question, but there's no definitive answer... Different roms need different kernels..
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Marmite the best
Setting.Out said:
Good question, but there's no definitive answer... Different roms need different kernels..
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Fold old android version Bedalus 's Kernel : Marmite was one of the best for autonomy.
ui10 said:
Fold old android version Bedalus 's Kernel : Marmite was one of the best for autonomy.
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I'm using Slimkat v2.3. Tell me any compatible kernel for custom kitkat 4.4.2, also give me its link. Thanks!
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Faizi Ch said:
I'm using Slimkat v2.3. Tell me any compatible kernel for custom kitkat 4.4.2, also give me its link. Thanks!
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The only custom kernel currently available that works reliably with kitkat is Devil Kernel: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=46810981&postcount=452
Hey all. I'm thinking about installing Ubuntu and learning how to build! Can any of you recommend a updated guide for building preferably PA. I tried searching but found outdated links. Thanks!:thumbup:
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ROM: Purity w/ Franco r32
I dont know how to build PA from the sources, but I can help you with AOSP .
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bitdomo said:
I dont know how to build PA from the sources, but I can help you with AOSP .
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I said preferably so yes you can!
Device: Nexus 5 16GB
ROM: Purity w/ Franco r32
ZacksBuilds said:
I said preferably so yes you can!
Device: Nexus 5 16GB
ROM: Purity w/ Franco r32
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I sent you a pm about my contacts.
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How do I tell of I'm on a caf ROM?
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If you're on cm you're on caf. Most other roms aren't
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If you're on cm you're on caf. Most other roms aren't
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or cm based roms. i believe that there's a hybrid or two as well.
Basically, by reading the thread of the ROM you're using.
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Basically, by reading the thread of the ROM you're using.
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Quite a few ROMs that say AOSP but have CAF parts in them, such as Carbon.
Lethargy said:
Quite a few ROMs that say AOSP but have CAF parts in them, such as Carbon.
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ROMs that have some CAF aspects (Sound etc), generally don't say they do - and also use AOSP kernels anyway.
OK I extend my Answer
"Basically, by reading the thread of the ROM you're using. If it is not obvious, ask in the ROM thread - Do not ask in Kernel threads"