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I'm just traded my inc2 for this tbolt and am surprised how much slower it is. I'm rooted on synergy Rom running 1.4ghz max 368 min and live all the other tons o have tried o have lag. I've tried higher clock but I reboot above 1.6. I ran the inc2 at 768mhz max and had no lag on a sense 3.0 and Rom and could max quadrent at 4096 at 1.8 ghz vs right at 2000 at 1.6 ghz for this tbolt what's wrong with my phone?
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The best performance I found was running Das BAMF Stripped 1.8, but I'm not running BAMF remix 1.8.6 because I with the new OTA radio I don't get reboots and the performance is good but not quite as good as stripped
Not that Quadrant scores are a good indicator of real-world performance (because they aren't) but after seeing your numbers, I decided to check on CM RC1.2. Take into consideration the same phone will produce different results on different ROMs, setups, tweaks, kernels, etc.
For me,
@1: ~2100-2300
@1.4: ~2800-2950
@1.8: ~3300-3550
Quadrant =! real performance, as Absolute_Zero said
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I'm not worried about quadrent but the overall slowness when scrolling screens, apps, typing it all lags. The only smooth time was on the alpha miui Rom and that's not useable.
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It's not your phone. You proly have a bad flash or corrupted rom image. Redownload the latest nightly & reflash. You will proly need to oc to at least 1.4ghz. I'm on Synergy also and I had a little lag at stock speed, but I oc'd and have no lag whatsoever.
Edit: I am using the Sense 3D carousel. I haven't removed any Sense elements, and I have no lag.
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Could be a nightly with one of Ziggy's hit or miss kernels too. Generally very good kernels, but sometimes he tosses out a real dud. Never understood the point of running a nightly unless you're a tester, or putting out a nightly if you have no solid release. Anyone wanna give me a clue?
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Could be a nightly with one of Ziggy's hit or miss kernels too. Generally very good kernels, but sometimes he tosses out a real dud. Never understood the point of running a nightly unless you're a tester, or putting out a nightly if you have no solid release. Anyone wanna give me a clue?
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Livin on the edge...
Some people love playing with new features as soon as possible. That doesn't really apply unless there are actually new features merged between nightlies.
Also, it's good to have lots of *knowledgeable/useful* testers on nightlies b/c you have a better idea of problems/kinks that still need to be worked out or if your last fix worked.
I do agree (and I've said as far back as I remember nightlies existing for CM) that n00bs should stay off nightlies b/c bugs occasionally do make it in and panic engulfs them.
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Before someone has a fit...Nightlies for other devices. Not Tbolt. There are no CM nightlies for Tbolt at this time.
loonatik78 said:
Could be a nightly with one of Ziggy's hit or miss kernels too. Generally very good kernels, but sometimes he tosses out a real dud. Never understood the point of running a nightly unless you're a tester, or putting out a nightly if you have no solid release. Anyone wanna give me a clue?
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Synergy nightlies are mostly minor revisions. A couple of days ago, there was a big update using the new GB base, but usually they are small updates like a new hosts file, or small changes to DConfig (a tweaking tool), or an updated WiFi module, etc. Nothing earth-shattering, but it feeds a flash addiction
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Im running themed bamf 5.0 and cpu at 1.2 with no lag. It runs well at .768, as someone noted above might be bad rom
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I'm running liquid thunderbread 2.3 and its the smoothest rom I've tried so far. I'm running imoyesons 3.5.1 AOSP kernel non overclocked. No lag what so ever...
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Absolute_Zero said:
Livin on the edge...
Some people love playing with new features as soon as possible. That doesn't really apply unless there are actually new features merged between nightlies.
Also, it's good to have lots of *knowledgeable/useful* testers on nightlies b/c you have a better idea of problems/kinks that still need to be worked out or if your last fix worked.
I do agree (and I've said as far back as I remember nightlies existing for CM) that n00bs should stay off nightlies b/c bugs occasionally do make it in and panic engulfs them.
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Before someone has a fit...Nightlies for other devices. Not Tbolt. There are no CM nightlies for Tbolt at this time.
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I agree. Nightlies are for the seasoned user. I understand the purpose concerning CM; the need to toss out as many test build as possible to fix the quirks because they're building from the ground up. And usually nightly releases precede a RC or final release. I never saw anyone building beta builds, test builds, and release candidates for sense ROMs when I was on the dInc. It's a weird concept to me since the ROM is largely fully functional. I'm not a fan of the synergy ROM for a number of reasons. It would be the absolute last ROM I'd suggest to a new user, or even a good number of moderately seasoned users.
Hello,
I have cognition 1.6 and everything is fine by now, but i want to try something different on my SGS2.
I had cyanogenmod on my hd2 (android) and i liked it a lot cause of it's customizing abilities.
So i'd like to ask for your opinions.
Is cyanogenmod as stable and good as the cognition rom on SGS2?
Should i flash it or stay with cognition?
Thanks all!
It runs well, not stable but stable enough for daily usage. Downsides are that the camera is much poorer than original.
If you like cognition do a nandroid and then try out CM7, if you don't like CM7 on the SGS2 you can always restore back.
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As nikzDHD already said:
CM7 is relatively stable, but has too many bugs for daily usage. I had it for some time, but it had random crashes, freezes and changed my ringtone randomly. Create a backup and try it out.
You said that you like customization. If it's that what you like, I recommend you to try MIUI. It's the most customizable Rom I've ever seen.
If you are disappointed by both of them, you can just restore your backup.
I'm using CM7 and i'm on Nightly #95. I guess the guys who answered you haven't tried the recent nightlies. There is a stable version available but the nightlies are awesome. Highly recommended. Try it out.
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I'm using CM7 and i'm on Nightly #95. I guess the guys who answered you haven't tried the recent nightlies. There is a stable version available but the nightlies are awesome. Highly recommended. Try it out.
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I've tried them last one I tried was version 96, just taking a break from CM7 while I try out some Sammy based roms, there is NO stable version, only RC, which was based on a much earlier nightly and things have improved since then. I have no issues with CM7 apart from the camera hence switching back to a Samsung based rom as I needed to record some footage and take photos.
That's my only gripe with CM7, there are fm radio issues but I don't use that.
But yeah, as mrnovanova mentioned its good enough for daily use and I for experienced no freezes and such.
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Thanks everyone.
After some thinking, considering also your replies i'm staying with cognition.
Exept if you have a better rom to suggest.
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I'm using CM7 and i'm on Nightly #95. I guess the guys who answered you haven't tried the recent nightlies. There is a stable version available but the nightlies are awesome. Highly recommended. Try it out.
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You're right. I haven't used the nighties. I would wait for as stable, a people on the forums are reporting problems. It's just not 100% reliable yet.
@angelossssss:
As I said. MIUI is definitely worth trying. If you don't like it, just restore your backup.
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ive just come from the miui rom to cyanogenmod 7.1, the muiu rom is awesome, very customizable and feels quite different from normal gingerbread that we are all used to but...
I have the i9100p (orange uk nfc version) and I couldn't get the nfc to work. I tried the fix that Nathan created over at this post...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1204&order=desc&page=1
Didn't work, installed the zip (twice as someone said that worked for them) but no joy. So thought id give it a whirl on a different ROM. In came cyanogenmod 7.1
I haven't had any crashes so far (granted i've only been using it for a day). Its got a lot of features (like adw launcher and rom manager). Best of all battery life is way better and I seem to have a 3g signal more of the time.
Unfortunatley ...... nfc is still not working
So I bought a SG2 a couple days ago (moving from Iphone 3gS). I'm kinda disappointed in battery life and my friend recommended installing a custom rom. I have CM9 on my Touchpad so I figured I'd give it a go on my phone too. As it is, I like the look/feel of the stock device (maybe I just don't know better) so I am thinking that using something more stable like CM7 would be more beneficial. Is there any major differences?
Cm9 is based of ICS and Cm7 of gingerbread.
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Yes, I knew that, but is it worth using a more unstable build vs CM7?
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Yes, I knew that, but is it worth using a more unstable build vs CM7?
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Cm9 isn't unstable. I'm perfectly fine on it.
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CM9 is real stable for nightly status
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In my opinion, CM9 is more stable than CM7 ever was on I9100/I777.
There's a variety of reasons for this, it's mainly that 6 months later, everyone involved knows MUCH more about the device than they did when ICS was first released and most of the CM maintainers either took breaks or started working CM9.
This especially holds true for I777 - When atinm took a break and codeworkx started working ICS, we didn't know a fraction of what the REAL differences between I9100 and I777 were that we do now. As a result the I9100/I777 device trees are MUCH closer together now than they were for CM7.
Just guessing, but I think CM9 will end up being better overall. Each version of Android brings unique challenges for the devs. For instance, CM7 on our device suffers from a Market bug that will cause periodic freezes. I don't think anyone is reporting that with CM9.
On my old phone, under CM6, they had a hell of a time getting the OS to read the voicemail number from the SIM card. When Gingerbread came out, it was never a problem from the beginning.
If battery life is your main concern, I recommend Entropy512's Daily Driver kernel. (Samsung-based ROMs only). He's working on one for ICS but his GB kernel has been used by thousands across what I guess to be dozens of ROMs.
EDIT: ^^The man himself^^
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CM9 is real stable for nightly status
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Never had a single problem with it so far. CM7 would only last 30 mins on my phone before I had to uninstall it due to stuff not working or crashing.
No clue what matters to you, but here are some specific differences as of April 9:
CM9 does not have the headphone volume bug that CM7 did, BUT...
...on CM9 the correct volume does not get restored after playback is interrupted by a notification
CM9 does not support notification LEDs, BUT...
...on CM7 Notification LEDs causes a wakelock (battery drain)
CM9 does not have as many extended features as CM7 (yet)
CM9 GPS is (at least anecdotally) not as good as CM7 (for now)
CM9 overclocking/undervolting support is brand new
Edit: CM9 does not have Theming (yet)
CM9 does not support USB Mass Storage, need to use MTP (inconvenient on Linux)
CM9 will not have Phone Goggles
The biggest factors (for me):
CM9 is ICS
CM9 has developers' attention
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No clue what matters to you, but here are some specific differences as of April 9:
CM9 does not have the headphone volume bug that CM7 did, BUT...
...on CM9 the correct volume does not get restored after playback is interrupted by a notification
CM9 does not support notification LEDs, BUT...
...on CM7 Notification LEDs causes a wakelock (battery drain)
CM9 does not have as many extended features as CM7 (yet)
CM9 GPS is (at least anecdotally) not as good as CM7 (for now)
CM9 overclocking/undervolting support is brand new
Edit: CM9 does not have Theming (yet)
CM9 does not support USB Mass Storage, need to use MTP (inconvenient on Linux)
CM9 will not have Phone Goggles
The biggest factors (for me):
CM9 is ICS
CM9 has developers' attention
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Brilliant explanation! Thanks! Should be linked to by the CM9 thread!
halfsoul said:
No clue what matters to you, but here are some specific differences as of April 9:
CM9 does not have the headphone volume bug that CM7 did, BUT...
...on CM9 the correct volume does not get restored after playback is interrupted by a notification
CM9 does not support notification LEDs, BUT...
...on CM7 Notification LEDs causes a wakelock (battery drain)
CM9 does not have as many extended features as CM7 (yet)
CM9 GPS is (at least anecdotally) not as good as CM7 (for now)
CM9 overclocking/undervolting support is brand new
Edit: CM9 does not have Theming (yet)
CM9 does not support USB Mass Storage, need to use MTP (inconvenient on Linux)
CM9 will not have Phone Goggles
The biggest factors (for me):
CM9 is ICS
CM9 has developers' attention
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There is an app for USB Mass Storage. I prefer using it over MTP.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=24084600&postcount=113
CM9 is based on Android 4.0 ICS and is currently in the Alpha/Nightlies status.
CM7 is based on Android 2.3 Gingerbread and is currently the Stable branch of CynaogenMod
I just figured CM7 would have been more stable. Maybe I'll look into CM9 then. I plan to root my phone today. Part of the reason I wanted CM7/9 was to get rid of bloatware, but it seems a root can do it too.
mojoe_24 said:
I just figured CM7 would have been more stable. Maybe I'll look into CM9 then. I plan to root my phone today. Part of the reason I wanted CM7/9 was to get rid of bloatware, but it seems a root can do it too.
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You know there are other options than CM, right? If you aren't one of the ridiculous TouchWiz haters (doesn't seem that way since you mentioned you like the default look of the phone) then go download and install SHOstock2 from the development forum. It's fast, stable, and just flat-out works. Easily the best of the ICS ROMs, IMO. When CM9 gets to a stable release state I'll give it a try, but the AOSP ROMs (mainly CM9 and AOKP) just aren't quite ready for prime time IMO if you look at the issues/bugs that still exist in them. Some people enjoy flashing new builds all the time and taking part in the dev process...personally I just want something that works. That's not to say that SHOstock2 is a finished ROM yet, but it's way farther along than the others. Give it a try - as someone who only recently made the leap from stock, I couldn't imagine ever going back.
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You know there are other options than CM, right? If you aren't one of the ridiculous TouchWiz haters (doesn't seem that way since you mentioned you like the default look of the phone) then go download and install SHOstock2 from the development forum. It's fast, stable, and just flat-out works. Easily the best of the ICS ROMs, IMO. When CM9 gets to a stable release state I'll give it a try, but the AOSP ROMs (mainly CM9 and AOKP) just aren't quite ready for prime time IMO if you look at the issues/bugs that still exist in them. Some people enjoy flashing new builds all the time and taking part in the dev process...personally I just want something that works. That's not to say that SHOstock2 is a finished ROM yet, but it's way farther along than the others. Give it a try - as someone who only recently made the leap from stock, I couldn't imagine ever going back.
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Ditto... I'm running ShoStock2 for the better part of two weeks and can't deny that I'm in love. Previously to that I ran UnNamed and ShoStock for GB and loved both. The best thing to do is give them a try to see what you like. Our opinion may be biased based so I suggest you give the ROM's a try so you know what you like.
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I'm actually kinda confused on what exactly Touchwiz is. If it's only the launcher than I switched to Launcher Pro, but I can't imagine it gaining that much hate if that is all it is.
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I'm actually kinda confused on what exactly Touchwiz is. If it's only the launcher than I switched to Launcher Pro, but I can't imagine it gaining that much hate if that is all it is.
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It's built into the framework. It's not just a launcher and theme.
AOKP is pretty damn stable. The only bug is the mentioned CM9 issue with notifications lowering music volume. Also GPS is slow to lock sometimes for me. Other than that it's a great ROM. I gave ShoStock a try but just prefer the look of AOKP
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I'm actually kinda confused on what exactly Touchwiz is. If it's only the launcher than I switched to Launcher Pro, but I can't imagine it gaining that much hate if that is all it is.
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touchwiz is so much more than a launcher
its the entire UI, the phone dialer, the contacts, the lockscreen, the SMS app, nearly everything you see on your phone is a Touchwiz UI. it is an overlay over the real android lurking below.
mojoe_24 said:
I'm actually kinda confused on what exactly Touchwiz is. If it's only the launcher than I switched to Launcher Pro, but I can't imagine it gaining that much hate if that is all it is.
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TouchWiz is a launcher and is Standard for Samsung GSII. It's all about taste if you ask me. I personally enjoy using ToichWiz or Apex launher over anything else. It's really up to you to determine what you like and how you want it to function.
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HEY GUYS!!
So im super new to XDA forums, but i came here to get some help. So ive never flashed a custom ROM before but ive read on it extensively and have an idea of the terms and what-not. i recently flashed my s2 i9100 to the latest cyanogenmod rom using their app and desktop aid. i really loved the new look and feel on my s2 and i was positive Sammy wouldn't be rolling out any future updates on this hardware.
After the honeymoon period was over i came to notice the grating little issues that made me switch back to official jellybean TW. The cyanogenmod firmware they flash with the app is 10.2, so its jelly bean 4.3. It was a "stable" firmware, so they say. Heres a list of the problems.
1. YouTube became very very pixelated and i did some searches and couldnt find a fix.
2. Games like Temple Run 2 performed much worse than with the stock OS, lots of frame skipping could be seen, which makes a game like TR2 unplayable.
3. There were alot of crashes on the stock cyanogenmod launcher, especially after installing apps.
I really appreciate the work cyanogen does but i posted these issues on their forums and i feel like im an isolated incident being that noone has posted on it.
SO IF THERE IS ANYONE OUT THERE WITH THE SAME ISSUES AS ME OR WITH ADVICE, PLEASE HELP ME OUT, IT WOULD BE REALLY APPRECIATED.
CM for i9100 are only nightlies.
Nightly means that the firmware is every (not anymore) day/night getting updated, why? Because of bugs. Nightlys are oftne minor bug improvments compared to the one before.
There are no stable CM roms, except CM 9 so i've heard, just Nightlies.
Hope this clears it up.
PS. Maybe you can try other roms that have CM base..
I am using cyanogenmod 10.2 nightlies right now in my I9100G, and i don't have any problems, wouldn't go back to stock. Games work much better for me because this ROM is lightweight and uses ram better, i never used the desktop aid so i can't comment on that but maybe you should flash from recovery, there might be bugs with that aid, and which cyanogenmod are you using? If you are trying to use kitkat, there will be lots of bugs its only natural because it's been 2 weeks since kitkat went out, try 4.3.
TheGovernment said:
CM for i9100 are only nightlies.
Nightly means that the firmware is every (not anymore) day/night getting updated, why? Because of bugs. Nightlys are oftne minor bug improvments compared to the one before.
There are no stable CM roms, except CM 9 so i've heard, just Nightlies.
Hope this clears it up.
PS. Maybe you can try other roms that have CM base..
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Oh thanks for the repl. I didnt know that the firmwares were nightlies when using the official app. i thought the app description was that it flashes the latest stable cyanogen build. Just a question, being that ive flashed it twice to try and mitigate the issues to no avail, (ive wiped dalvik and cache and formatted) whats my next step? i really liked it but those issues are pretty disappointing/
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I am using cyanogenmod 10.2 nightlies right now in my I9100G, and i don't have any problems, wouldn't go back to stock. Games work much better for me because this ROM is lightweight and uses ram better, i never used the desktop aid so i can't comment on that but maybe you should flash from recovery, there might be bugs with that aid, and which cyanogenmod are you using? If you are trying to use kitkat, there will be lots of bugs its only natural because it's been 2 weeks since kitkat went out, try 4.3.
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I would try it the "old" way but im a little afraid. do you think that the fact that you are using the G variant would make a difference?
the only way to make youtube better was to loas previous version. and the games didnt necessarily have a constant lag, it seems more like a frame sync or clipping issue than a frame chugging/ lagging issue. The cyanogen build i was using was 10.2. so it was 4.3.1. thanks for your reply.
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I would try it the "old" way but im a little afraid. do you think that the fact that you are using the G variant would make a difference?
the only way to make youtube better was to loas previous version. and the games didnt necessarily have a constant lag, it seems more like a frame sync or clipping issue than a frame chugging/ lagging issue. The cyanogen build i was using was 10.2. so it was 4.3.1. thanks for your reply.
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Sorry, can't help you further, since i'm still on a stock sammy based rom
cquallo89 said:
I would try it the "old" way but im a little afraid. do you think that the fact that you are using the G variant would make a difference?
the only way to make youtube better was to loas previous version. and the games didnt necessarily have a constant lag, it seems more like a frame sync or clipping issue than a frame chugging/ lagging issue. The cyanogen build i was using was 10.2. so it was 4.3.1. thanks for your reply.
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Might be a unique problem for you. You can try this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2532929
If it doesn't work, don't use cm and try other roms, as i said there might be a unique problem with your device.
I'm not going to make any recommendations because that's against XDA rules, but it stands to reason that the 10.2 builds won't be as 'polished' as the 10.1 builds purely because they haven't been under development for as long. If you don't like the bugs in 10.2, try something 'older'..........
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I'm not going to make any recommendations because that's against XDA rules, but it stands to reason that the 10.2 builds won't be as 'polished' as the 10.1 builds purely because they haven't been under development for as long. If you don't like the bugs in 10.2, try something 'older'..........
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Thanks for your replies guys,
im wondering if i should just wait for an official kitkat build.
but either way ill try your suggestions. looking forward to positive results.
just a heads up though i found another poster on a cyanogen forum that describes the same youtube problem. so maybe its not just me after all
There will be issues with the 10.2 builds for some time to come.....no disrespect to the developers, they've done /are doing a fantastic job to help keep the S2 alive. All custom ROMs go through this process and as they progress, the bugs become less and less.........
And as far as official KitKat.......not going to happen.....Samsung ended official support for the S2 with Jellybean....
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keithross39 said:
There will be issues with the 10.2 builds for some time to come.....no disrespect to the developers, they've done /are doing a fantastic job to help keep the S2 alive. All custom ROMs go through this process and as they progress, the bugs become less and less.........
And as far as official KitKat.......not going to happen.....Samsung ended official support for the S2 with Jellybean....
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Well overall the ROM is fantastic. I love the look and feel and added functionality. What I meant about waiting for official kitkat is an offcial rom from cyanogen based on kitkat. Im sure that support for s2 will continue so long as the hardware is capable.
Is there any kitkat rom mature enough to daily use in Vibrant? what about CM do they have a kitkat rom for Vibrant?
the dev section has plenty of 4.4.2 roms to go around if you would have checked you would of know...
I'm finding resurrection remix kitkat to be a relatively stable/reliable option, though I'm finding google voice in particular to be underperforming (might just be Voice, but having very delayed notifications and app startup - it's as though something is getting in teh way of it running/polling in the background?) so if you're also in the boat of Voice users, I'm considering rolling back to something earlier this weekend.
Also having trouble getting my current favorite time waster app (Puzzle & Dragons) to play nicely - hoping a reflash might be just the ticket!
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the dev section has plenty of 4.4.2 roms to go around if you would have checked you would of know...
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no comment in your ***** reply.
Nickarus said:
I'm finding resurrection remix kitkat to be a relatively stable/reliable option, though I'm finding google voice in particular to be underperforming (might just be Voice, but having very delayed notifications and app startup - it's as though something is getting in teh way of it running/polling in the background?) so if you're also in the boat of Voice users, I'm considering rolling back to something earlier this weekend.
Also having trouble getting my current favorite time waster app (Puzzle & Dragons) to play nicely - hoping a reflash might be just the ticket!
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what about CM, is it stopped? I've checked and the latest nightly is from february, have you tried?
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what about CM, is it stopped? I've checked and the latest nightly is from february, have you tried?
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My last CM install was the 10.2 10/25 build around that time... used it for a few weeks and ended up frustrated with background data usage I couldn't tweak out. Since that time moved on to slimbean, slimROM, and now RR KitKat.
Would be interested to hear myself how the most recent CM build fares.
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no comment in your ***** reply.
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haha make a nand and find out your self, trial and error. thats the whole point of being rooted right? what rom/kernel may work for xyz user but might not for you, due to not all phones are not created equal due to hardware being created in batches. plus these type of threads will just lead to "is xyz rom better than xyz rom?", which is highly frowned upon by the community!
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The only way to really know is by trail and error try yourself the aviliable KK roms and see what works for you the slim roms are great bit there still on nightlies for there KK version for the vibrantgood luck and have fun with this