will you have to reflash the oc kernel you put on your old one? my thoughts are yes, just want confirmation.
foreverzero89 said:
will you have to reflash the oc kernel you put on your old one? my thoughts are yes, just want confirmation.
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It depends if the ROM includes a kernel or not. Check the OP of the ROM you want to flash.
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i just rooted my vibrant and have the stock recovery and stock rom do i need an ext 2 or 4 partition to run it? and i can flash the kernel using stock recovery because jac says it on his thread right?
Alanrocks15 said:
i just rooted my vibrant and have the stock recovery and stock rom do i need an ext 2 or 4 partition to run it? and i can flash the kernel using stock recovery because jac says it on his thread right?
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I'm not sure if you can install it with the stock recovery because I use the ClockworkMod. You should just get Rom Manager from the market and flash it. It's simple. For Ext2 you can use it on a stock kernel fine with OCLF in the market. For Voodoo (Ext4) you need to flash a kernel that comes with it on a Rom that supports it. Like Bionix.
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amd_203 said:
For Voodoo (Ext4) you need to flash a kernel that comes with it on a Rom that supports it. Like Bionix.
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No he doesnt.. There is a thread just for voodoo, no need for custom ROMs
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=791478
Master™ said:
No he doesnt.. There is a thread just for voodoo, no need for custom ROMs
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=791478
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So, he can just flash Voodoo on any ROM, including stock?
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amd_203 said:
So, he can just flash Voodoo on any ROM, including stock?
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Yeah
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Whoops. Learn something new everyday. It didn't work for me on stock JI6 though, so I figured you needed a compatible ROM.
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amd_203 said:
Whoops. Learn something new everyday. It didn't work for me on stock JI6 though, so I figured you needed a compatible ROM.
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Eh, Weird.. Worked for me
To run bionix fusion 1.1 do I install bionix rom and the fusion 1.1 kernel? Or is the kernel part of the rom? Or is the kernel the samerthing as the rom?
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Somebody? Anybody? Team Fusion help a brother out lol dats the only dumb question I have, I promise
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tayatl said:
Somebody? Anybody? Team Fusion help a brother out lol dats the only dumb question I have, I promise
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If you downloaded it from the team whiskey website, it should come with the kernel designated by the name of the file (Stock, JAC, or KK). If that's the case, you don't have to flash a kernel separately.
All Bionix roms come in kernal flavors....they are built into the roms themselves.
Pick the version you want--BE CAREFUL OF VOODOO--for future flashes you will need to disable it. Don't forget or you will be in a world of hurt to fix it.
Generic112 said:
If you downloaded it from the team whiskey website, it should come with the kernel designated by the name of the file (Stock, JAC, or KK). If that's the case, you don't have to flash a kernel separately.
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Been wondering this myself. Thank you for clarifying.
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Thanks everyone!
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Getting ready to flash myself but I still have questions in clockwork recovery if I make a nandroid backup does that backup the stock kernel too. Also I have hardware lock fix installed will that be gone after I flash thanks for the help
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Beniuec said:
Getting ready to flash myself but I still have questions in clockwork recovery if I make a nandroid backup does that backup the stock kernel too. Also I have hardware lock fix installed will that be gone after I flash thanks for the help
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I have been told that yes, the nandroid backup will backup the kernel as well. My wife's vibrant has the hardware lock fix and it didn't overwrite it when I flashed Bionix 1.9.1 so I would assume you won't lose the fix either, just try to get into recovery or download mode via hardware after the flash to see if it stuck.
Is it possible to remove a kernel such as glitch or Bali without reflashing rom?
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You could find out what the kernel the rom you flashed came with and search in development for it inside the bible. Download it and flash in clockwork. Think you wipe davlik and fix permissions after flash. you can flash new kernels on top of old ones won't change your rom.
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Use sgs kernel flasher from the market. Back up your current kernel and flash whatever one you want. Just make sure its compatible with your rom and you should be good to go. Only takes 2min and you'll be done. Good luck!
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peecs121 said:
Use sgs kernel flasher from the market. Back up your current kernel and flash whatever one you want. Just make sure its compatible with your rom and you should be good to go. Only takes 2min and you'll be done. Good luck!
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Do I need to backup my information??
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mozXegX said:
Do I need to backup my information??
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It doesn't hurt but I never did. Just flash the kernel and let your phone reboot.
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So, I installed stock 2.3.3 KPW, the newest firmware. I suppose that my phone would work better if I installed a new kernel. Can anyone tell me how to do it and can I even do it on KPW? I read about CF-ROOT but it's a little complicated.
Complicated or not, cfroot is the only custom kernel we had for now. If u already read about it u should already know howto install it.
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But KPW works just fine with stock kernel. Anyway, you can flash CF-root if you want without any problems.
I just did and it all went fine. Converted to ext4 and voila, its faster and now I have BLN. I got almost 1600 in quadrant(which is of course irrelevant).
i thought u can use cwm to install stock rom back...am i wrong?
akizz said:
i thought u can use cwm to install stock rom back...am i wrong?
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You can only use ODIN
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You can only use ODIN
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Unless there's a cwmbackup of the stock rom xD
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Unless there's a cwmbackup of the stock rom xD
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If he meant that I have no comments . XD
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Noob question.... i am currently using Kt's kernel and would like to try Faux's kernel..... can i just flash Faux kernel over Kt's or do i have to wipe and then flash a new kernel?.... or flash back to the stock kernel then on to a different kernel?
Thanks in adavnce
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Noob question.... i am currently using Kt's kernel and would like to try Faux's kernel..... can i just flash Faux kernel over Kt's or do i have to wipe and then flash a new kernel?.... or flash back to the stock kernel then on to a different kernel?
Thanks in adavnce
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Reboot recovery. Flash. Reboot.
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Reboot recovery. Flash. Reboot.
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So just flash Faux over the Kt kernel i have installed already in recovery mode?
AristoMAtt said:
So just flash Faux over the Kt kernel i have installed already in recovery mode?
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@ least wipe dalvik cache before flashing new kernel.
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Excellent! Thanks for the help! :good:
Redacted. Posted to wrong thread.
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And fix permissions too right??
AristoMAtt said:
And fix permissions too right??
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Don't need to fix permissions.
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Utorrent76 said:
@ least wipe dalvik cache before flashing new kernel.
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I never bother. Just makes the boot longer. I would only do it if you run into issues with an app, and even then I would just clear that app. But to each his own.
Ok. Thank you!