So I've read that cm11 is the best ROM for the i9100 in terms of stability. But what about Lolipop, Marshmallow or even Nougat? How are they performing on this phone? Are they worth considering as a daily driver?
Lownita said:
So I've read that cm11 is the best ROM for the i9100 in terms of stability. But what about Lolipop, Marshmallow or even Nougat? How are they performing on this phone? Are they worth considering as a daily driver?
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KitKat is the best android version for our device, it may be outdated but it gives performance and battery life comparable to stock JB ROM. Marshmallow is my second pick as it is stable for daily use but is a little heavy on resources. Nougat still has its bugs so you might be better off using something else if you want a "daily driver" ROM.
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Hey, thanks a lot! In another thread you were recommending slimsaber KK, would this be the latest build?
Lownita said:
Hey, thanks a lot! In another thread you were recommending slimsaber KK, would this be the latest build?
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That would be the latest official build from fusionjack and the build I last used. There are newer builds made by Greekdragon which has some extra security patches somewhere in that thread (can be found using search).
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I'm looking for a stable KitKat rom on s2. have tried slim (stable) and carbon (nightly) but both seem to lag, FC and/or RR. Can you recommend me some or is it better to switch back to JB? Is the battery drain on KK always higher than on a stable JB?
tufighter said:
I'm looking for a stable KitKat rom on s2. have tried slim (stable) and carbon (nightly) but both seem to lag, FC and/or RR. Can you recommend me some or is it better to switch back to JB? Is the battery drain on KK always higher than on a stable JB?
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battery backup is better in kk
did you try CyanogenMod?
@SidDev said:
battery backup is better in kk
did you try CyanogenMod?
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not yet, my thoughts are: the bigger the rom, the more probable it is, that it consumes more battery. Slimrom seemed to be the smallest rom I found so far for s2. But I know I should try KK since it replaced Dalvik with ART. Nonetheless I might give CyanogenMod a try. Should I go with the M-builds, since there is no stable release since 4.2.2?
tufighter said:
not yet, my thoughts are: the bigger the rom, the more probable it is, that it consumes more battery. Slimrom seemed to be the smallest rom I found so far for s2. But I know I should try KK since it replaced Dalvik with ART. Nonetheless I might give CyanogenMod a try. Should I go with the M-builds, since there is no stable release since 4.2.2?
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try cm and kk has art which is superb in performance
tufighter said:
I'm looking for a stable KitKat rom on s2. have tried slim (stable) and carbon (nightly) but both seem to lag, FC and/or RR. Can you recommend me some or is it better to switch back to JB? Is the battery drain on KK always higher than on a stable JB?
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Best or recomended ROM its not allowed on XDA.
Please dont ask for "best ROM" as stated above its not allowed on xda.
Just try a few and decide for yourself.
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I'm looking for a Rom that's is all about fluid, speed and least lag possible. I'm not big on features and not to concerned about battery life.
Can someone recommend Rom or rom /kernel that would provide what I'm looking for?
I've browsed all the roms and just can't find enough info on what they offer.
Thanks in advance!
IMHO Dirty Unicorns is the best. They even have a 5.1 test build available which I am running.
ilatimer1 said:
IMHO Dirty Unicorns is the best. They even have a 5.1 test build available which I am running.
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Do you use the kernel that came with DU or are you using fire ice?
J.Guido85 said:
Do you use the kernel that came with DU or are you using fire ice?
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I am using the kernel that came with DU. Its very fast and fluid and good battery life.
ilatimer1 said:
IMHO Dirty Unicorns is the best. They even have a 5.1 test build available which I am running.
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Where can i find the Test build for 5.1 and how stable is it?
http://download.dirtyunicorns.com/files/
(I hope it's OK to post their main d/l page on xda)
N9 5.1 ROMs are a WIP right now. They're very usable, but won't be 100% until official factory images are released.
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I just installed the DU 5.1 Test Build mentioned above, and it is indeed fast and stable. I think one of the keys to stability is installing the correct gapps package (people have reported wake locks and FCs on certain gapps). I used the arm64 minimal gapps from SlimRoms.
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Rastapop 5.1 has been very stable for me. Stock kernel.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-9/orig-development/rom-rastapop-t3009269
linux kernel 4.1 released why are we still using 3.0? I am just wondering
nhmanas said:
linux kernel 4.1 released why are we still using 3.0? I am just wondering
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Porting a new linux kernel to a device is not simple. It brings a lot of stability issues if the kernel version is too new, and so most developers stick with a LTS release such as v3.4.104. Most s2 kernels are at kernel version 3.0.101 because it is found to be stable, and so they stick with the mentality that 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it'.
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Porting a new linux kernel to a device is not simple. It brings a lot of stability issues if the kernel version is too new, and so most developers stick with a LTS release such as v3.4.104. Most s2 kernels are at kernel version 3.0.101 because it is found to be stable, and so they stick with the mentality that 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it'.
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I really love your kernel and you are the new kernel master of i9100 now for me. Then why don't you use v3.4.104? My friend's phone is s4 mini and he is using a v3.4.x.x kernel. I think it is stable to use
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I really love your kernel and you are the new kernel master of i9100 now for me. Then why don't you use v3.4.104? My friend's phone is s4 mini and he is using a v3.4.x.x kernel. I think it is stable to use
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Honestly, I think I don't have enough developing experience to do such task chhapil is also thinking to update linux version, but is also unsure whether to upgrade to a newer version or downgrade to 3.4.104.
gsstudios said:
Honestly, I think I don't have enough developing experience to do such task chhapil is also thinking to update linux version, but is also unsure whether to upgrade to a newer version or downgrade to 3.4.104.
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Thank you for your replies. I have 2 more questions.
1. What are the pros of upgrading 3.4.104 kernel
2. So our device is official cm12.1 now and sources are online. Will you release a lollipop kernel?
nhmanas said:
Thank you for your replies. I have 2 more questions.
1. What are the pros of upgrading 3.4.104 kernel
2. So our device is official cm12.1 now and sources are online. Will you release a lollipop kernel?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/kernel-dorimanx-lp-5-x-x-t3145879
nhmanas said:
Thank you for your replies. I have 2 more questions.
1. What are the pros of upgrading 3.4.104 kernel
2. So our device is official cm12.1 now and sources are online. Will you release a lollipop kernel?
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1. Some pros of updating Linux kernel could include increased speed and security (since 3.0.101 kernels are not updated anymore) .
2. I guess you didn't see my Sig? Noppy already linked my dorimanx lp kernel thread. Yes, it works perfectly with cm12.1, however doesn't work yet on other roms like paranoid android and slimlp.
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1. Some pros of updating Linux kernel could include increased speed and security (since 3.0.101 kernels are not updated anymore) .
2. I guess you didn't see my Sig? Noppy already linked my dorimanx lp kernel thread. Yes, it works perfectly with cm12.1, however doesn't work yet on other roms like paranoid android and slimlp.
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omg thats what I'm waiting for thanks for all mate
Hello sir,
I need stable lollipop rom for my sgs3
Thank you in advance
Install newest version of Dokdo... For me the best rom for now. With builded in kernel, no boeffla or archi.
shephart said:
Install newest version of Dokdo... For me the best rom for now. With builded in kernel, no boeffla or archi.
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How long have you been using this ROM?
UMAIR2015 said:
Hello sir,
I need stable lollipop rom for my sgs3
Thank you in advance
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To the best of my knowledge there's no stable Lollipop ROM. All ROMs have their own bugs. Why not try the few Popular ROMs yourself?
shephart said:
With builded in kernel, no boeffla or archi.
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All ROMs have a kernel
Behemoth1702 said:
How long have you been using this ROM?
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Two weeks? LP are more stable than kitkat lol. Just snapchat videos dont work as always in aosp
shephart said:
Two weeks? LP are more stable than kitkat lol. Just snapchat videos dont work as always in aosp
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Nah, in my device i tried multiple lollipops but they are were laggy. So i got back on the latest cm 11 and things are smooth as silk.
I'm staying off lollipop for now.
I don't care about the super latest features, I rather have a stable and secure system.
Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk
Both Temasek and ArchiDroid are very fast and stable. I haven't try out the new versions of RR and Blisspop yet
bhai archidroid karle latest wala set hai !
Hi,
Haxynox is actually pretty fast and thin. Discovered a bug, but cannot post it there. So i'm thinking of kinda spamming this place till i get my count up to 10
But in general, KitKat seems better choice for i9300 era systems. Would be nice, if someone compiled as close to aosp kitkat as possible. CM was close, but now really gets bloated with its additional software. It even has CM account system. Maybe i will test out Omni.
Omni is ok, but no theme support, same like slim kk
Does anyone have nougat and marshmallow ROM that is recently updated or is rock solid stable
Need to test some old mods and SOT differences.
May be dual boot compatible.
Don't want to backup current stuff
I don't find Oreo roms very reliable, but Nougat roms are pretty good.
This is my favourite: ViperOS
Resurrection Remix 5.8.5, Android 7.1.2. Been using this build since 8 months. More stable than a horse's house. See what I did there ?
Global beta 8.7.26
http://bigota.d.miui.com/8.7.26/miui_HMNote3ProGlobal_8.7.26_c3f457ccde_6.0.zip
Try mokee, they build everyday but I prefer to choose release than nightly.
Any MM ROM in consideration?
anurag86 said:
Any MM ROM in consideration?
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LineageOS 13. It's stable, updated on a monthly basis to include the latest security patches, the dev is always ready to help and implement useful features. Highly recommended.
yoreek said:
LineageOS 13. It's stable, updated on a monthly basis to include the latest security patches, the dev is always ready to help and implement useful features. Highly recommended.
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Are you referring this.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-3/development/rom-lineageos-13-0-t3533744
anurag86 said:
Are you referring this.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-3/development/rom-lineageos-13-0-t3533744
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Exactly. I have been using it as a daily driver since early 2017.
anurag86 said:
Any MM ROM in consideration?
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Just flash latest xiaomi eu rom if u want MM.
For Marshmallow, install MIUI.AM, awesome battery backup and SOT, very stable and no bugs.
zeon321 said:
I don't find Oreo roms very reliable, but Nougat roms are pretty good.
This is my favourite: ViperOS
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Hi, I just migrated to ViperOS N. Which build will you suggest?
Viper-kenzo-20180711-Coral-v3.1.1-amog787_neonbilli-kernel.zip the most stable one?
Use lineage os 7.1.2 customized by umang it's really gud rom even I'm using it in my 2gb Variant and it provides good amount of performance and battery too !!