I was browsing the forum one day and came across a thread where someone was running a Rom with baked in custom kernel that overclocked their CPU at 1.22xxxx, if anyone knows of this, what Rom is it and where do I go to get it?
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Oh, and when I tried to go back to that thread, I couldn't find it anymore and doing a search has proven useless at this point.
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It was a z rom with a ziggy kernel, i think super z
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Great, and not I can't do a search on that because the f'ing search option disappeared again!!!!! What the Hell is going on with this app dev?
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Good luck clockin that, my dinc instantly froze. I use re eng z at 1.113 and it flies. Plus is very stable. Ziggys latest kernel, bfs no havs.
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For some reason, no Rom is stable on my dinc, oc'd or not... every Rom I've loaded so far either freezes or reboots itself like 2000 x a day. Any suggestions on that? The only thing I get full stability on so far is stock.
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I downloded and installed the latest version of virtuous sense and saw in rom manager there was 4 different kernels. Cyanogen, virtuous, evil, and htc stock and was wondering which kernal peoplee think is best at the momment and why? Thanks for the help
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1.02 was solid as hell. I'm using 1.05 but have a few new programs running in the background and the battery life isn't as solid. Feels a bit snappier but it's hard to tell because I made a few changes. I'd probably suggest going with the latest kernel though.
Anyone else have any advice on best kernal thus far?
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My opinion, when I was running Virtuous which wasnt but 2 weeks ago, was eViL kerenel 12-10-1 which is on rom manager.
if you check out the thread for it, rmk and evil post seperate kernels that arent found in rom manager. im running 1.05 right now and its pretty stable. just to be safe, use the default. on average for any kernel mostly with set cpu profiles, i get about 7-11 hours of battery life. (witth heavy texting, web browsing and light calls)
I've seen people with my phone overclocked up to 1.3 ghz I would like to do the same. I am rooted running viper rom. Any help would be awesome thanks
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Epic_Patrick said:
I've seen people with my phone overclocked up to 1.3 ghz I would like to do the same. I am rooted running viper rom. Any help would be awesome thanks
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You need a over clock kernel. There imply available on 2.1 roms right now
Haterz gonna hate. Just keep hatin. I brush them haterz off. It ain't my fault my epic's e-penis is bigger then the evo's e-penis.
Lol. Evo epenis needs viagra. Nerds over at ppcgeeks banned me for proving evo suxs steve jobs nutsak.
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It's not possible to overclock with a DK-28 Modem, you have to be on 2.1 Eclair to overclock.
Can you explain to me how (and where) to find a kernel and install it. I know how to use Odin to get back to 2.1 and I can reroot it, no biggie. But I have no experience with installing new kernels. I'm kinda learning as I go... thanks for the help: )
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Epic_Patrick said:
Can you explain to me how (and where) to find a kernel and install it. I know how to use Odin to get back to 2.1 and I can reroot it, no biggie. But I have no experience with installing new kernels. I'm kinda learning as I go... thanks for the help: )
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Here's a OC kernel. Odin back to 2.1 (DI18), root and install the kernel in the provided thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=786988
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Here's a OC kernel. Odin back to 2.1 (DI18), root and install the kernel in the provided thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=786988
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This is the kernel I was using prior to 2.2 flash. Worked great! Very fast and stable.
You can also try SyndicateRom with the Xtreme kernel. I enjoyed that before the froyo leaks started.
Yeah those days feel so long ago,I wish we had source for 2.2.1 alreay... Anyway I found Phoenix kernel to be the best,alot less bugs.That with any DI18 ROM was awesome.
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Regardless about how anyone around here feels about this gentleman, I would say for a 2.1 Rom your best bet would probably be Baked Snack (1.6). I won't post a link but all you have to do is google Baked Snack Epic4g and youll find it.
I went back and fourth to Froyo leaks a few different times as new ones were released, and I still always end up reverting back to this Rom, it just seems to be the snappiest 2.1 (or 2.2 for that matter) Rom available, It has a well working apps2sd, kernel options for best battery life, (IMHO) and you can overclock to either 1.2 or 1.3 ghz on it. Just my 2 cents. For me the only quasi-important feature I'm missing out on by not running Froyo is Flash, but TBH thats not that important to me. I'm never too far from a computer if I need it that bad.
is 2.1 with overclock kernel that much faster than 2.2.1 without overclock. I like my rooted 2.2.1. not really wanting to go backwards.
a slower chip running a newer OS or a faster chip running and older OS....ya 2.1 OC'ed will be fast.
I hate how everyone listed a different ROM, it's just so daunting now! It makes me afraid to switch from stock!
check this out, list of roms kernels etc/
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=Samsung_Galaxy_S/SPH-D700
Hi there.
I'm running Warm Z 2.2 w/ Chad's 12/23 cfs +v25 kernel. Everything runs smooth until I overclock it even a notch up. Some times the phone freezes as a whole, reboots, and yeah.
Is there any way I keep these force closes from happening and still keep the same ROM and kernel?
-Pocketing HTC Incredible-
simple answer is yes, by not overclocking. I personally havent ran Warm Z but I do know different phones have different problems that could be caused by (small)difference in hardware. Such as not every phone having the same overclocking ability. The problem could be your just doesnt support overclocking and not be related to your kernel or ROM. But dont give up hope on my account.
Hopefully someone else more knowledgeable on your setup then me will chime in and correct me.
Thank you for your reply bro. I hope my hardware can be overclocked. Maybe I will try a different kernel / ROM and see if I notice a difference.
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Same issue. Running ire z 1.1, ziggy's, try to oc to 1.075.... and will randomly fc, 3 or 4 times a day. Went back to 998... and do not have a problem ever. Sometimes things just are what they are.
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Sometimes things just are what they are.
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There's a life lesson in everything I guess bro. Lol.
I tried it again with skyraider 3.5 and same kernel ^ and I have no problems ... weird haw?
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So I decided to go back to an Epic instead of an Evo. I had the Epic when it first came out up until around January. Last things I remember from the Epic development scene was Herver and his Baked Snack Roms and Kernels. (what ever happened to him anyways?) I am obviously in no way familiar with the current crop of roms and kernels and would appreciate suggestions on where to start and I'll test combos to see what works best for me. Froyo and Gingerbread based Roms please.
Try out simply asop 4
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Try out simply asop 4
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Good choice. Don't overclock if battery life is a concern. If you want some overclock, go with 1200. I have 2 batteries so I run 1400 max
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Where can I get baked snacked rom from. . . Can some pm me it's where abouts
I have the files somewhere on my computer, if I find them I'll send them to you. BakedSnack was such a great rom imho
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I have the files somewhere on my computer, if I find them I'll send them to you. BakedSnack was such a great rom imho
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Thank you I heard around that it's a great Rom too bad xda won't support it
Baked snack, the latest version, is donateware last time I checked. There is an outdated version for free though
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He still makes Baked Snack? His site is no longer up, does he post them some where else?
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He still makes Baked Snack? His site is no longer up, does he post them some where else?
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O alright...idk I haven't checked in months. But if that is the case, it should be free to distribute
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He still makes Baked Snack? His site is no longer up, does he post them some where else?
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no 2.4 was the latest. he stopped dev cuz he now had an evo 3d..
I too am looking for the best battery life and I'm having trouble getting it. Currently trying out latest random rom for EC05 and its decent but nothing amazing, I've also loaded the super V6 memory script and the battery just doesn't hold up very well. Where can I get the old baked snack roms?
Sorry to let you guys down, but I can't seem to find the files for baked snack. I'll keep looking though.
i had excellent battery life on the bonsai rom and kernel
Rebirth + Genocide, 38 hrs. moderate use........
Syndicate frozen 1.2 and genocide 2.0 give me the best battery and stability so far, but random rom is a very close second, and then probably viper synergy 5.0. The gb leaks were good with battery too, but I had too many fc issues with them. I would love to try this baked snack I keep reading about though. I've seen a lot of random posts here and there mentioning it, and always boasting about the battery life on it. A pm with any info on its whereabouts would be greatly appreciated. Then again, syndicate 1.3 seems to be just around the corner too, so I'm really interested to see what's in store with that as well.
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I am hooked on random rom hawk, battery life is amazing. It usually only drops about 1-2% an hour for me sitting idle. I have heard urban warfare is very good on battery life as well. Gingerbread leak roms are still pretty unstable at this point though. Only try them if you have a good backup procedure down, and are prepared to get hit with force closes and random reboots at any given time. If you need the stability, stick with EC05 roms.
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I've tried several roms froyo and gb and the best battery and performance I seen was with randomroms 2.3. Rom but the random reboots kept pissing me off so I wentt to pheonix and its been pretty good I hadbetter battery life with hawk but this is better for now.
I also would like to try backed snack so if anyone has the url t the rom or anything can you please let me know
I found one rom a long time ago butit was 2.1 so I didn't like it I kno there is a froyo one but I can't find it anywhere if anyone has it it would be greatly appreciated if you shared it.
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So I decided to go back to an Epic instead of an Evo. I had the Epic when it first came out up until around January. Last things I remember from the Epic development scene was Herver and his Baked Snack Roms and Kernels. (what ever happened to him anyways?) I am obviously in no way familiar with the current crop of roms and kernels and would appreciate suggestions on where to start and I'll test combos to see what works best for me. Froyo and Gingerbread based Roms please.
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I myself prefer viper rom synergy with the eco 5 kernal and if you can get your hands on the anarchy launcher it is awesome,but good luck finding the anarchy launcher, its the mona lisa of launchers and just as hard to aqquire,,,
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rockethot said:
So I decided to go back to an Epic instead of an Evo. I had the Epic when it first came out up until around January. Last things I remember from the Epic development scene was Herver and his Baked Snack Roms and Kernels. (what ever happened to him anyways?) I am obviously in no way familiar with the current crop of roms and kernels and would appreciate suggestions on where to start and I'll test combos to see what works best for me. Froyo and Gingerbread based Roms please.
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I would recc. simply asop4. an update to the rom is also coming so be prepared for that. then get setcpu and UV the voltages as you wish. I have -25 200-600 and -50 800-1000 and finally -25 >1000.
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I myself prefer viper rom synergy with the eco 5 kernal and if you can get your hands on the anarchy launcher it is awesome,but good luck finding the anarchy launcher, its the mona lisa of launchers and just as hard to aqquire,,,
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What do you mean? Google find it for me in <2 minutes.
Im gonna have to try ViperRom...even though it's outdated
Recently started using sense again and wondering what some good sense kernels are I have the anthrax kernel downloaded ot before it was taken down but when I flash it my phone freezes at the splash screen any suggestions are greatly appreciated
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Recently started using sense again and wondering what some good sense kernels are I have the anthrax kernel downloaded ot before it was taken down but when I flash it my phone freezes at the splash screen any suggestions are greatly appreciated
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Reason it freezes is because you need a hboot higher then eng .076
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Well just checked my phone and after a fresh install it says its running anthrax already
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I just started using Anthrax so I can't really speak for it. My go to kernel is the Evo 4g Freedom-v0.9. I would link it... but XDA doesn't trust me yet . You can search the EVO forum or find it in the stickied Detailed ROM Wiki.
I second Freedom.
Freedom v9 is an amazing kernel, i am using the Energy rom, which comes with chopsuey baked in. I recently switched to the anthrax v004 kernel, and my rom is much snappier, and the my battery life almost doubled! my vote is for anthrax!
Im running anthrax with SET CPU set to 245/1036 and screen off profile 245/245 and interactiveX. Been off the charger since 8AM and am at 70% left. considering 10% is wasted when you take it off the charger right away, this isnt too bad...
Anthrax totally!
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I have anthrax on my SD card but when I flash it my phone freezes after I reboot
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MikRom thread - Anthrax kernel
This thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1038967&page=1613)
will NOT let me reply due to lack of number of posts (very frustrating, but a bit understandable) but I was inquiring about the Anthrax kernel. I'm currently running More Freedom v0.9, and it's slowed down or become sluggish lately. I'm running MikG v2.5.
My two questions are:
will this Anthrax kernel help?
If so, does it also have Bluetooth HID capability? I have a new keyboard and finding a driver for Android is about impossible.
AND, I guess a third. Assuming it helps, how can I get it or where I can download?
Please apprise me if possible!
Thanks!
I think this may have something to do with your h boot. Scope out caulkins thread on radios, wimax, etc. Hope this helps
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I think this may have something to do with your h boot. Scope out caulkins thread on radios, wimax, etc. Hope this helps
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Thanks. However, I should have noted that this ran pretty well for a while. I've ordered new batteries that are on the way, thinking that the battery might be the culprit. It seems to wane quickly nowadays.
I did not want to leave my phone with the Sprint tech for 1.5 hours to pore through my phone while he did a diagnostics test. I just didn't feel comfortable doing that. He'd assuredly come back and tell me the phone was rooted, blah blah blah, warranty voided, nothing he could do and that's the reason it was sluggish.
After I moved to this it worked really well for about 3-4 months. The last two months it runs out of memory and the battery fades quickly. The only thing I can really point to perhaps is Tweetcaster. Seems to be a big drain on everything and there's no clean exit command for it, unlike other apps, so it runs all the friggin' time if you instantiate it.
As for Anthrax kernels, I've heard some people recommend "test 9".
Do most of you here recommend that as well?
I really need someone to pm me the anthrax kernel.
The test 9 version works amazing on my phone. I'm running mikg*3. 0
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Recently started using sense again and wondering what some good sense kernels are I have the anthrax kernel downloaded ot before it was taken down but when I flash it my phone freezes at the splash screen any suggestions are greatly appreciated
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What rom are you on?
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Recently started using sense again and wondering what some good sense kernels are I have the anthrax kernel downloaded ot before it was taken down but when I flash it my phone freezes at the splash screen any suggestions are greatly appreciated
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Before flashing the anthrax kernel you should wipe dalvik-cache, flash kernel, wipe dalvik-cache again, reboot, let phone sit 10 minutes, and then reboot again. Search xda for the kernel install information to make sure that you are installing it correctly. It's the best for my evo thus far and I have had no problems. It's baked into the shooter E3D rom. Try it, you won't be disappointed.