I'm rooted with a stock rom and everything has been working fine with my Gear VR, no lag or any other issues. I read that there has been some issues with the custom roms and I wanted to know if there was a kernel to fix this. I would like to install a custom rom but did not want to interfere with the performance of the Gear VR or lose any features.
SkyHigh kernel, no lag at all
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So, my mom got a Galaxy Tab 2 a few days ago, but it seems... heavily Samsung influenced (Touchwiz and all that). I feel trying a custom ROM would help the performance of the tablet
There's a few apps on the tablet that are kind of cool, specifically Smart Remote. Could this app be installed on a custom ROM by some chance?
If you want to maintain IR functionality to run peel remote, etc you will need to stick with ROMs based on "stock" releases
IR is Samsung proprietary and they have not released the code for it. Custom ROM developers will not have access to it until Samsung decides to "allow" it
Custom ROMs that are based off of official releases that are P3113 or P3110 based should have working IR blaster
Check out some of the ROMs available in the development threads - the available options should be included in the first post of each released ROM
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Root the device, install busybox, SuperSU and ESFileExplorer. Remove the Bloatware and you will have a snappy device.
Hello everyone, i have an AT&T Galaxy note 2 rooted with android 4.3 and and custom AOSP Rom, i would like to know what kernel is best for OCing my note 2 to 1.8 ghz or above on an android 4.3 AOSP rom and is also compatible with note 2. Oh and undervolting is not really needed, but nice if it has it.
AOSP Rom+Android 4.3+AT&T Note 2
I'm wondering this too, I've tried looking for a good kernel but I'm not having luck. The ones I'm flashing are just causing problems on every AOSP ROM I've tried.
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I'm wondering this too, I've tried looking for a good kernel but I'm not having luck. The ones I'm flashing are just causing problems on every AOSP ROM I've tried.
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You should always stick with the STOCK KERNEL on an AOSP rom, hence always having problems on AOSP Rom
Hello,
Can you tell me why edge features on updated XtreStoLite with stock kernel doesn't work? I have G920F. Addon like People and Quick Apps works, what I mean is functions with display off like this.
I tried some custom kernels like Arter, Adam, SpaceX without success. It works in moment when I install G925 rom with G925 kernel, but with touch inverted (FW update didn't work because same version).
Thank you for helping me
I rooted my S6 a few month ago. Since then I'm only using Xposed, but no Custom Rom or Kernel. Now I want to try a Custom Rom, because Touchwiz is a big problem for many Xposed Modules. I also want the latest security patches.
Could you recommend me a custom Rom, that delivers the security patches and is AOSP? Do I need a custom kernel?
It's a G920F with 6.0.1 running. I used CF-Auto Root to root my device. I'm sorry, if my english is bad - I'm from Germany
We don't really have any AOSP ROMs or kernels for our mighty S6s since Samsung hasn't realeased Exynos source code. The only one you can try out is CM13 but it's just impossible to use as a daily driver. All in all, you have no other choice than going for a stock-based ROM and saying thanks to Samsung.
Ok, thank you anyway!
Hello guys,
I have a new Galaxy S7 and I wanted to ask you which Custom Roms you prefer and why you prefer them. Before my Galaxy S7 I was using a Huawei P9 with Cyanogenmod. Now I want to make a custom rom on my S7 and want to here your oponions. Thanks!!
I prefer phoenix rom, very fast, stable, customizable, very good battery, no lags, no bugs and most useless system apps are removed.
I advise you to try this rom if you want a marshmallow rom