I found one thing that may help some one.. MOST of you may already know this, but there are noobs like me....
If you have an unlocked bootloader, then you can install a custom kernel which is pre rooted..
so after installing a pre rooted custom kernel , if you install the stock kernel.. the root is still there... right?
m4nz said:
I found one thing that may help some one.. MOST of you may already know this, but there are noobs like me....
If you have an unlocked bootloader, then you can install a custom kernel which is pre rooted..
so after installing a pre rooted custom kernel , if you install the stock kernel.. the root is still there... right?
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Ouf why should we switch back after flashing a prerooted kernel? Stock kernel isn't as good as custom kernel like rage kernel
But you can root without flashing a custom kernel, look in the pinned threads :good:
Normally root should stay there, if the prerooted kernel copies the root files...
mihahn said:
Ouf why should we switch back after flashing a prerooted kernel? Stock kernel isn't as good as custom kernel like rage kernel
But you can root without flashing a custom kernel, look in the pinned threads :good:
Normally root should stay there, if the prerooted kernel copies the root files...
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You are right bro.. But I liked the stock kernel because it gave me more battery life...
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m4nz said:
You are right bro.. But I liked the stock kernel because it gave me more battery life...
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Custom kernels often have a better battery life, like for example rage kernel...
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mihahn said:
Custom kernels often have a better battery life, like for example rage kernel...
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I dont know.. But I was just telling about my phone... May be I was wrong...
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Hello, I'm using nAa kernel v011 & MiniCM 2.2.0, I wanted to revert back to stock 2.1, I tried SEUS and seus say my phone has the latest update installed, and there is just an exit button, can some1 help me? I tried flashing stock kernel and use SEUS but still ended with the same result
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It is always suggested to take a backup of stock rom before installing any custom rom..have you taken any backups?
I did not make a backup when I flashed custom roms because I was a complete noob and I just flash a custom rom. Btw thanks for your reply.
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Download any rom for ur device which completely works with stock kernel....
Then 1st do necesary wipes
Install custom rom
Flash stoock kernel...
Boot. Properly
And then try with pc companion or SEUS
But if I'm using a custom kernel and if I flash a rom that is compatible with stock kernel wont recovery will say incompatible kernel found? I've tried that before.
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Dude I mean a rom which is compatible wit both stock kernel and custom kernel
Well then can you tell me which rom is compatible with both kernel please? Thank you
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lthy31 said:
Well then can you tell me which rom is compatible with both kernel please? Thank you
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the thread which you want to download a custom rom always clearly stated the kernel to use with the rom
sahniana said:
the thread which you want to download a custom rom always clearly stated the kernel to use with the rom
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That means I have no hope already? Sad
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lthy31 said:
That means I have no hope already? Sad
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u have already installed naa kernel, meaning that you have unlocked bootloader. this article said that you can update through SEUS if you have unlocked the bootloader. i'm not experienced with x10mp bootloader issue before this but my gtab7 experienced bootloader problem after unlocked,flash the stock bootloader and solved the problem.
but you said that you have flash the stock kernel and still cant install through seus. why dont you try to reinstall seus,mybe something wrong with it. and btw,did you manage to flash stock kernel successfully?
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u have already installed naa kernel, meaning that you have unlocked bootloader. this article said that you can update through SEUS if you have unlocked the bootloader. i'm not experienced with x10mp bootloader issue before this but my gtab7 experienced bootloader problem after unlocked,flash the stock bootloader and solved the problem.
but you said that you have flash the stock kernel and still cant install through seus. why dont you try to reinstall seus,mybe something wrong with it. and btw,did you manage to flash stock kernel successfully?
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Yeah I successfully flashed stock kernel, I'll try reinstalling seus, thanks
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Hi there!
I am wanting to update my Samsung Galaxy GT-i9300 but am worried about the process because of having installed a custom kernel previously (would this muck up installing a new custom rom I wonder..)
Please find attached a screenshot of the settings and please tell me what I should do (if anything needs done) before I flash a new custom rom.
Cheers!
if you're worried about kernels, then just flash stock kernel then flash a custom rom on it.
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if you're worried about kernels, then just flash stock kernel then flash a custom rom on it.
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kk, could you provide me with a suitable stock kernel (or links to one) which will be compatible with the rom I have installed?
any stock kernel that is for jb will be fine.
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any stock kernel that is for jb will be fine.
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I am on android version 4.0.4 (so technically not JellyBean). and its safe to flash a stock kernel for JB despite being on that version before I flash a custom rom?
Sorry for asking, get confused easily..
you should be fine updating with a custom kernel (as all roms flash a kernel as well). Just make sure you factory reset when moving from ics to JB as you will most likely encounter problems if you don't.
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Asimo2012 said:
I am on android version 4.0.4 (so technically not JellyBean). and its safe to flash a stock kernel for JB despite being on that version before I flash a custom rom?
Sorry for asking, get confused easily..
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I would suggest flashing ICS stock kernel first if you're worried. I thought you were already on jb.
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Easy
Reflash the stock ics ROM
And flash any custom ROM you want
Enjoy
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Hello, i need some help.
The kernel i have been trying to use is: X10_4.1X_CMX10_bootmanager_v13 + v_14 and alot more, but i can't come in to the recovery after changing kernel. but with the "Stock" kernel in flashtool i can get into recovery. cwm and the other, but then i can't install the rom i want, i need to install the kernel above before i can install the rom. Sry for my bad english, but i hope u understand.
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Comeone guys, someone know why i cant get into cwm after changing kernel
The problem is you are trying to install kernels that is not supported by your ROM.
Have you unlocked your bootloader? Check it using S1Tool
I had the same problem with that kernel I couldn't get into recovery. Which rom are you trying to install JB? Or ICS? Try armin kernel for ics or jb and see that's what I used
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dunc4n88 said:
I had the same problem with that kernel I couldn't get into recovery. Which rom are you trying to install JB? Or ICS? Try armin kernel for ics or jb and see that's what I used
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Im on donutHD now and original kernel that comes when i unlocking bootloader with flashtool, everything goes ok when uim flashing kernel but it's just bootlooping and i cant get into recovery with all kernels i have tried. i cant try to install anyrom because just of that, but it's slimbean, and paranoid android i wan't to install.
jai554 said:
The problem is you are trying to install kernels that is not supported by your ROM.
Have you unlocked your bootloader? Check it using S1Tool
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Yes i have unlocked my bootloader.
baxee said:
Yes i have unlocked my bootloader.
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try to install CM7 based rom then flash DoomKernel... see if it works
Yeah just remembered you have to flash a cm7 kernel before flashing any sort of cm10 kernel
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jai554 said:
try to install CM7 based rom then flash DoomKernel... see if it works
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dunc4n88 said:
Yeah just remembered you have to flash a cm7 kernel before flashing any sort of cm10 kernel
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Someone have the link? can't find.
baxee said:
Someone have the link? can't find.
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Try search Zdzihu-003 CM7.1
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Try search Zdzihu-003 CM7.1
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1213843
There? And shall i flash both rom and kernel`? then after flash the kernel and rom i want? thx for the help dude.
Problem solved, thx guys.
im using a custom rom and a custom kernel now on my lww, can i install a stock rom again on my phone the unlock the boatlder and install custom kernel does it improve my phone performance? although im using a stock rom?
im planning to install a stock gingerbread then unlock and install a custom kernel
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im using a custom rom and a custom kernel now on my lww, can i install a stock rom again on my phone the unlock the boatlder and install custom kernel does it improve my phone performance? although im using a stock rom?
im planning to install a stock gingerbread then unlock and install a custom kernel
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This is the wrong section. Please post in the Q/A section.
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hello friends, i am doing lots of experiments these days with my CHD....now i am about to test both kernels one after another to see which is best...or is it stock kernel itself??further i want to know, if i messed up during these flashing or when i am not satisfied with a custom kernel, how can i get back to my stock kernel??? will recovering with CWM get me back my stock kernel??:silly:
iamlovingprem said:
hello friends, i am doing lots of experiments these days with my CHD....now i am about to test both kernels one after another to see which is best...or is it stock kernel itself??further i want to know, if i messed up during these flashing or when i am not satisfied with a custom kernel, how can i get back to my stock kernel??? will recovering with CWM get me back my stock kernel??:silly:
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u can get ur stock kernal from here
http://www.mediafire.com/download/v5ldahiowj81v58/stock_kernel.zip
and of course custom kernal is always more customizable !!!!!!!!!!
jayadu said:
u can get ur stock kernal from here
http://www.mediafire.com/download/v5ldahiowj81v58/stock_kernel.zip
and of course custom kernal is always more customizable !!!!!!!!!!
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too much buggy to keep....i am staying with stock..
iamlovingprem said:
too much buggy to keep....i am staying with stock..
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always upto u 4 the choice
Stock kernal is best for gaming I think....though our developers are great to give us two kernal.
...so try out both...both have different taste
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Indranilbanerjee010 said:
Stock kernal is best for gaming I think....though our developers are great to give us two kernal.
...so try out both...both have different taste
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not agreed... I've checked it myself.... i used antutu before and after flashing the kernel. and the results were like before flashing 139xx and after flashing 123xx ...
you can check it...the only thing i liked was dt2wake
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not agreed... I've checked it myself.... i used antutu before and after flashing the kernel. and the results were like before flashing 139xx and after flashing 123xx ...
you can check it...the only thing i liked was dt2wake
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I have already told your stock is the best...but I have told u u can try...nothing more...i myself use stock kernel.....
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