Hey guys, I want to go back to the Stock rom because the battery drain is so hard for me. I like a special feature of this rom and this is the inactive display. I mean, you got a message and the display go smoothly on to show your message. I would like to see to have it for the stock rom. Is there a way to get this on 4.3 stock rom?
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Im trying to find a way to push the stock android dialer stock contacts, and stock calendar to my phone. Is the only way to do this to install a rom??
I dont mind waiting for cyanogen but honestly "for me" my phone without the bloatware seems as fast as I need it and I dont really need all of the extra options. But having the stock dialer, stock contacts, stock calendar would be really nice.
From what im finding so far is that the only way this will happen is with a whole rom flash.
Hey Guys!
Just installed CWM onto my phone. I have one question as the title says. If I install the home base ROM, how do i later install the Stock ROM back without losing anything? Like CWM or the unlocked bootloader etc?
Would like to try out differenct kernels on my phone now. But I need to know whether i can go back to stock without losing anything.. Data / Apps would be fine.
Another question, which is the best kernel? Home base rom without any bloatware is the one I am thinking of getting into. Please advise.
Don't bother with home base. Development is dead and home base is based on out dated code. Your best bet is joker's ROMs and kernels. Skinny will give you a Sprint bloat free ROM while retaining all the core functionality of the stock moto ROM. For example, the stock music player gives you shoutcast and podcast support, this is retained in skinny.
Joker stock gives you a tuned, stock experience. Skinny gives you a light weight screamer. Skinny complete gives you all the improvements of skinny plus webtop+. Joker also has a ton of kernels to play with.
Hey loki. First of all i really appreciate your work out here
Ok so i'll have a look into jokers roms... but again if i wanna get back to stock by removing all the custom kernels?
I have the perfect Rom but there is one problem: I want a stock battery. Is there anyway to achieve this?
Hello guys, i was searching for a custom rom for our old device but nothing. So our phone is getting older and lot of app lose their compatibility with marshmallow. And now i feel 6.0 is ugly even with the evie launcher.. That emoji you can't change, sense home really eating the battery. I would like to see someone work on a newer version without sense home & newer version even if it is a 7.0. I know its taking time and knowledge,i tried to make one rom but it says my rom can't be installed because it isn't a56uhl so i deleted all and rage quit lol. So if someone can do something for our phone it can be cool. Thank you in advance. We got twrp so we need a rom ?
Ps : Sorry for my poor english.
Hi,
previously I was on Sony Xperia devices but now I switched to Samsung S9 +.
The first thing that struck me is the bad battery life.
I've been reading on how to solve this and I will at least do a full reset and clean install to see if this helps.
But if this does not help I want to know what to try next.
CUSTOM ROM
For what I have found the custom roms do not use the second camera and that's something I do not want to lose.
So are there Custom roms that keep the original functionality from the camera?
CUSTOM KERNEL
If installing a custom rom isn't the way to go, what about a customer kernel?
So far I found two of them
ElementalX
Nemesis
And there is one html with an explanation about the speed and battery usage of the Exynos chip.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/12620/improving-the-exynos-9810-galaxy-s9-part-2
There is speculation whether Samsung will do something about battery usage as there seems to be a solution if Samsung does some ROM changes.
For now I think installing a custom kernel is my best option but what about OTA.
Once rooted I will not receive them anymore, can I just download the now ROM from Samsung and install it over the existing one without resetting the phone?
And once the ROM is installed reinstall the custom kernel?
I'm open to other suggestions to improve battery life.