Someone who can guide me with this????
CM10.1/Semaphore
daworship said:
Someone who can guide me with this????
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I'm really enjoying CM10.1 (latest nightlies) with Semaphore kernel.
n8r said:
I'm really enjoying CM10.1 (latest nightlies) with Semaphore kernel.
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how's the battery life? and how stable is that build?
daworship said:
how's the battery life? and how stable is that build?
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Battery life is excellent (all-day; I charge at night so I haven't seen it go any longer)
CM10.1 runs stable -- I've had days of uptime and no crashes.
I recommend baked or super nexus both in dev section. And my unofficial semaphore with customers features kernel
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cannondaleV2000 said:
I recommend baked or super nexus both in dev section. And my unofficial semaphore with customers features kernel
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Uhhu pulling ng for your own stuff. If that's the case I have three ports Ive created and hopefully I'll be uploading liquid smooth
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n8r said:
Battery life is excellent (all-day; I charge at night so I haven't seen it go any longer)
CM10.1 runs stable -- I've had days of uptime and no crashes.
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Nice, is this with heavy use or normal?
daworship said:
Nice, is this with heavy use or normal?
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Just normal.
n8r said:
Just normal.
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Should i try the new version of the semaphore kernel?
Yeah it works great
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What is your favorite p500 rom and why?
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PerfectPeso2.2 cuz its frikin fast! Got GTA 3 running with almost no lag at all!
Hows the battery life on PerfectPeso?
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wagstuff13 said:
Hows the battery life on PerfectPeso?
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It's a little lower than the most ROMs but it can hold 2-3 days, depends how you use it. And i can't relly tell you cuz i am using my phone A LOT (games, testing apps, wi-fi) so its always on performance 787Mhz and for me at the end of the day its like on 20-30%
best
CYANOGEN MOD 9 it actually makes my friends jealous
Perfectpeso 2.2 because its rly very fast and smoth.
LEWA, cuz I don't really care about performance. Only looks is what matters to me. I tried to go to other rom after using it but all other ROMs looks kinda not so good. Tried using cm9 but waiting for stable version. And waiting a battery fix for MIUI also.
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Oxygen 2.6 and #void forever. Yes, #void it might be old, but is great.
Both ROMS are fast and almost bugfree.
Also, I like OpenOptimus, not so fast, but very stable and without bugs at all.
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I only use the mikos.
pravin_pran said:
LEWA, cuz I don't really care about performance. Only looks is what matters to me.
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+1
LeWa is just awesome...but hey, it isn't that bad in performance...its one of the smoothest either... loves the battery
As my signature tells, I use N2 because camera is very important for me and N2 has no bugs
I came to vote...but there is no poll......
CM Nightlies with Ta kernel, most stable and fancy rom ever. I have a gingerbread coloured ics theme and its amazing
deniso177 said:
CM Nightlies with Ta kernel, most stable and fancy rom ever. I have a gingerbread coloured ics theme and its amazing
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Can u provide link to that theme.I have never heard of it
loved nightly foure.. using it nw fr quite long nw.. smooth n decent battery..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1408952
Oxygen rom of course! Most stable and its very fast too
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Sorry i posted this with my phone and realized you cant start a poll with it. I just thought it would be better to vote by leaving a reply so you can also explain why it is your favorite!
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Could I ask you what is the rom with best battery? Or best combination rom + kernel? Thanks to everyone
Ps I don't like oxygen
Il Giulione said:
Could I ask you what is the rom with best battery? Or best combination rom + kernel? Thanks to everyone
Ps I don't like oxygen
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try lewa os m3 + roq's kernel...
kiran2cy said:
try lewa os m3 + roq's kernel...
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Why not lewa 4?
In any case, thanks
So I just flashed team venom's latest rom and I'm having problems loosing data. Hoping changing the kernel will fix it. Any ideas on a good kernel? Thanks!
There are no custom kernels for ICS. Try reflashing the rom or try a different rom
AshtonTS said:
There are no custom kernels for ICS. Try reflashing the rom or try a different rom
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Poopy. Thanks~
bluedegeon said:
Poopy. Thanks~
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Press thanks, don't say it
AshtonTS said:
Press thanks, don't say it
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I thanked you since he didnt...
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andrewp3481 said:
I thanked you since he didnt...
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Thanks man. I ran out of thanks for the day ill hit it for u tomorrow
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There are no custom kernels for ICS. Try reflashing the rom or try a different rom
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This is not entirely true. I'm using this kernel and haven't had any data issues that I can tell. I've changed my radio to only take LTE/CDMA only since I get 4g all the time, but havnt seen any drops.
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Its the same kernel as stock just overclocked, which means worse batter life
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Its the same kernel as stock just overclocked, which means worse batter life
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Meh, battery life is for razor maxx users. I like performance. there's another kernel over in the mikmik forums (or maybe it was the BAMF forums now that I think about it) but it didn't work on ics sense 4, didn't try it on a sense 3.6 ics...although I'm sure it wouldn't make a difference. Theres nowhere that I've seen in the post where it says what its for. My guess is GB roms though.
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Yeah probably GB. HTC hasn't released source for ics, so making custom kernels is really difficult and almost impossible to get stable so that's why there are no custom kernels for ics
Released on HTCDEV site
From Android Police: LINK
Well who would have thought!
Memnoch73 said:
Released on HTCDEV site
From Android Police: LINK
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And on the eighth day there was kernel source and they did celebrate
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Three down, two to go
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" I'm against picketing, but I don't know how to show it."
This is most exciting
HTC DNA
does this mean that we can see custom kernels soon? or do we need s-off for that?
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does this mean that we can see custom kernels soon? or do we need s-off for that?
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I believe we can flash custom kernels with S-ON just not in recovery, we'll have to use fastboot (which really isn't a big deal).
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does this mean that we can see custom kernels soon? or do we need s-off for that?
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You can flash a custom kernel through fastboot. So S-OFF isn't needed
-HTC Droid DNA-
Say hello to overclocked kernels and goodbye to great battery life.
Thrillhouse847 said:
I believe we can flash custom kernels with S-ON just not in recovery, we'll have to use fastboot (which really isn't a big deal).
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JWhetstone02 said:
You can flash a custom kernel through fastboot. So S-OFF isn't needed
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Thanks for the information! exciting news!
BotsOne said:
Say hello to overclocked kernels and goodbye to great battery life.
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Only reason to overclock this is to be able to brag about having a 5 figure quadrant score.
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BotsOne said:
Say hello to overclocked kernels and goodbye to great battery life.
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How about an under volted kernel with battery saving governors for improved battery life
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typeriz said:
How about an under volted kernel with battery saving governors for improved battery life
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Now that's what I'm looking forward to.
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typeriz said:
How about an under volted kernel with battery saving governors for improved battery life
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That's what I was thinking
typeriz said:
How about an under volted kernel with battery saving governors for improved battery life
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isn't the DNA already doing a great job of managing things? Curious to see if the great xda devs can improve it further.
I have made a few attempts to build a kernel tonight, all build fine, but none boot.
I tested the one posted by Zarboz, it does not boot either.
I MSGd HTC to see if the code was bad.
Waiting to hear back.
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isn't the DNA already doing a great job of managing things? Curious to see if the great xda devs can improve it further.
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Its doing a great job, BUT its NOT perfect
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Will this help in fixing the Bluetooth streaming audio issues?
emplox said:
Will this help in fixing the Bluetooth streaming audio issues?
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Wait, what's wrong with Bluetooth streaming audio? I'm using it just fine and see no issues? Am I missing something?
Same. Beats even works over BT streaming.
Well I finally unlocked and rooted my DNA.I am very happy with stock Rom but just want a great battery saving kernel ..Can someone please recommend a good one ..appreciate it .thanks
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Best thing to do is download a good ROM like Hatka DNA. I too just rooted and unlocked my brand new DNA after psyching myself up to risk bricking a very expensive phone
But if you just want a nice kernel, im hearing good things about beastmode and cubed.
Thanks buddy
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The most stable kernel with bettery saving fixes is LK DNA kernel.
Droid DNA
Melodycd said:
The most stable kernel with bettery saving fixes is LK DNA kernel.
Droid DNA
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does it allow overclocking?
srsparky32 said:
does it allow overclocking?
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Why would you need to overclock this phone. There is no need to unless you just want to brag about your benchmark scores.
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Dsb's stock with r/w to system with wake lock fixes imo.
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Because its android and I can
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Dsb's stock with r/w to system with wake lock fixes imo.
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Yes, this kernel is running real well.. battery is doing well with the new fix...
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Mind posting the link.. Can't find it. Thanks
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LK Kernel is the most "stable" kernel. Originally, you asked for the best kernel for "battery saving" ... LK's kernel meets that requirement.
But if you want the ability to OC, you can try the Cubed kernel from DSB. But that is not going to be as stable right now, because it had a lot more features to it.
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Because its android and I can
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Ha! Exactly! I won't be doing that, but I just like that mentality.
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Ha! Exactly! I won't be doing that, but I just like that mentality.
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had my fun, going back to stock. Cubed is excellent but i cant have a SoD while im at work our out and about. I'll still be flashing for dsb to help him bug swat.
I'm using LK's kernel and I've noticed my standby battery time has increased by at least 40%. I can't say how much it helps with heavy usage. If you're looking for overclocking, tons of governors, voltage settings, etc. I would wait for DSB to finish his new Cubed remake.
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I'm using LK's kernel and I've noticed my standby battery time has increased by at least 40%. I can't say how much it helps with heavy usage. If you're looking for overclocking, tons of governors, voltage settings, etc. I would wait for DSB to finish his new Cubed remake.
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DSB is really close to an excellent stable build
Just for the shiz and giggles, I was wondering which 4.2.1 Rom have you guys had the most success with? Flappjaxxx's (available on his goo.im for the uninformed), Manels Jellybeer, or JamieD81
s preview build?
Also, would love to know what Governors you guys are running, and if your using Flapps 4.2.1 kernels. (He's been uploading new ones almost daily.)
I personally am using Manels Jellybeer at the moment with Flapps Alt kernel (I'm one of the unlucky ones with tricky capacitive buttons) , I love the DPI groupings, although I have tried Jamie's build and loved it as well. Probably gonna try Flapps latest Beta 4 out tonight and give it for a spin for a few days. Let me know something guys:good: and keep supporting our devs, would love to keep all three of them up and running for us, so don't be afraid to flash that i717 to death with all the new builds (not literally to death)
Jamie's preview 2 with 4aces kernel has been amazing for me.
running smartass v2 and sio, 384/1566
so smooth with incredible battery life
Jelly beer.......and flapps 3.0.3 kernel unreal stable
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JellyBeer + flapp's 3.0.3, OC'd & UV'd with Wheatley and deadline. Although, to be fair, I did try Jamie's and had no problems with it. I was just extremely gunshy of JB after so many RRs during calls back in Sept/Oct when I last gave it a shot.
I'm trying 4.2.2 with 3.0.4kernel now and it seems stable .
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There all great builds I'm running jelly beer right now and I'm loving it although I just had my first reboot followed by a loss of baseband about to try jamieD81s 4.2.2 and see what its about honestly I think there all great
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Jamie's preview 2 with 4aces kernel has been amazing for me.
running smartass v2 and sio, 384/1566
so smooth with incredible battery life
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I've been meaning to try that 4aces kernel. May get to it tonight.
shayneflashindaily said:
I'm trying 4.2.2 with 3.0.4kernel now and it seems stable .
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Dang man, I take a bus to go back home from college and miss out on 4.2.2!! Gonna flash that ASAP:good:
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I've been meaning to try that 4aces kernel. May get to it tonight.
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it's extremely good. I find it a lot better than hotcakez
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it's extremely good. I find it a lot better than hotcakez
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Just curious as to what makes one better over the other?
shayneflashindaily said:
Jelly beer.......and flapps 3.0.3 kernel unreal stable
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Jelly beer, rocks, using flapps most recent kernel 3.0.4.
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kimocal said:
Just curious as to what makes one better over the other?
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I just find the battery life better plus choice of governors
kimocal said:
Just curious as to what makes one better over the other?
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Battery life .........I'm running 3.0.5 now with Jamie's 4.2.2 build. And its good stuff
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Jamie's Preview and 3.0.5, been pretty solid so far. Ran the nightlies for a couple days w/ stock kernel and no real issues, but really feeling Jamie's right now, so fast and smooth
Jamie's build with latest flap kernel
1350 384 Wheatley
1026 194 ondemand when screen off.
Fast and good on battery .
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charlieb620 said:
Jamie's build with latest flap kernel
1350 384 Wheatley
1026 194 ondemand when screen off.
Fast and good on battery .
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Same set up for me on JellyBeer and Flapps kernel (minus the screen off profile) I got over 4 hours of screen time(on WiFi)
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Same set up for me on JellyBeer and Flapps kernel (minus the screen off profile) I got over 4 hours of screen time(on WiFi)
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I'm on 3 and half hours on screen time with 52% life left.
Looking good.
Well I bought a Nexus 4 because I never had luck with AOSP on my note.
CyanogenMod Stable with their Kernel was pretty much the best experience I had.
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Well I bought a Nexus 4 because I never had luck with AOSP on my note.
CyanogenMod Stable with their Kernel was pretty much the best experience I had.
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I thought about getting the N4 but knowing it was LG made me not want to do it. Plus i don't want to go down in screen size.
charlieb620 said:
I thought about getting the N4 but knowing it was LG made me not want to do it. Plus i don't want to go down in screen size.
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lg = life's garbage