[Q] Stable ROMs besides Fresh, CM7, MIUI - Which to Choose? - EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I know "to each their own" is the general answer to the question of best ROM, but I wanted some suggestions on some others to try out. After all, why root if you're not going to play around with all the cool mods and ROMs out there?
I've been rooted for about 8 months now. Started with Fresh for the first 4-5 months and loved it for its stability, but it was lacking the "cool" feeling to me.
So I went over to CM7 after much hype from Lifehacker and Engadget, etc. I did not want to switch to CM until they had their 4G issues worked out - I live in Dallas and we have a strong 4G network, so I want to take advantage of the extra $10/month I'm paying.
I played around with MIUI for a day or two and loved the feel of it, but of course no 4G support, so back to CM7 with me.
I think CM might be what I stick with ultimately - awesome community backing and update support, plus all the kinks are just about worked out with wifi/4G/GPS. Nevertheless, I'd like to try another ROM with these features:
4G is a must.
GPS - Like I said, I live in Dallas... Been here for years and still have to use Google Maps on a daily basis to get around.
No wifi issues - I spend probably 75% of my time within wifi range.
Speed - This may also be a function of kernel, but who likes to wait 10 seconds for your app to open?
Battery life - Not a priority over speed of course, but a 2 hour battery life just makes me look bad when my gf's iPhone can pull 16+ hours. I'm out to prove her wrong.
Thanks for the help.

I too was an avid fresh rom user. meow I love mikG v1.03 with sense 2.1 and touches of sense 3.0.
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I absolutely agree. I was also avid Fresh, went to CM 7, now to MikG and with Sense 3.0 it is really really nice and very stable.

I've tried using CM7, but I am not an AOSP enthusiast..
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Mikg v1.03 definitely everything is working for me been on it for 2 days now batterys not to bad for a stock kernel either I get about 9 hours of heavy use out of it.
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I also was used to fresh when i first rooted, probably because of the functionality, but the updates and battery life for me were what made me switch to CM7, 7 hours for battery life with no use at all is just sad. I think i want to try something new too but i hate setting up my roms after flashing... I might try somehting new though

Decks. Its really, really fast, everything works, and battery life is awesome
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mikvg rom is prettystable

Adding to the pile of MikG Sense 2.1+3.0 recommendations. It's definitely not lacking in the "cool" department and I've been actually amazed at its stability. I figured that since it's based on a port from the Evo Shift that it would have weird issues, but I actually haven't run into any yet. It just works for me.

Zac95 said:
Decks. Its really, really fast, everything works, and battery life is awesome
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Midget tossing is a habit...2010 Midwest champion...hw 001

MikG v1.03 very stable everything works
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Stable, 100% all working, speed, perfect gps. You have more than 1 choice:
1- CM7 nightly #107 (AOSP 2.3.4), Tiamat_Evo-v4.0.5, SetCPU with following settings:
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Optimized Values (*=On x=Off):
Main:
998400-245000 Performance *Set on Boot
Profiles:
*Enable xNotifications
- Screen Off 245-245 PowerSave Priority 100
- Temp > 42C 245-245 PowerSave Priority 95
- Battery < 25% 460-245 PowerSave Priority 90
- Battery < 70% 883-245 Interactive Priority 65
- Battery < 85% 960-245 Interactive Priority 55
- Charging 1190-245 Performance Priority 45
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GPS permanent fix:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=14534313&postcount=2478
2- GingerAleV4 or MikG-v2.00 (GB 2.3.3 sense 2.1), SetCPU with following settings:
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Optimized Values (*=On x=Off):
Main:
998400-245000 Performance *Set on Boot
Profiles:
*Enable xNotifications
- Screen Off 245-245 PowerSave Priority 100
- Temp > 42C 245-245 PowerSave Priority 95
- Battery < 25% 460-245 PowerSave Priority 90
- Battery < 70% 883-245 OnDemand Priority 65
- Battery < 85% 960-245 OnDemand Priority 55
- Charging 998-245 Performance Priority 45
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I've been using Decks ROM since about March and I can't see myself on another ROM at this point. You get spoiled by the battery life that's for sure. Solid as a rock too.
It's a pretty bare ROM. No fancy launchers or themes etc... It's a great blank canvas to work with.

Vaelpak is a good one too

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Sense Rom with good battery life

So guys, i definitely need a sense rom because of the look ( especially the music player, 3.0 lockscreen like in insertcoin and apps) and the fast writing speed of my sd card...
i tried leedroid, rc hd mix, maybe a froyo rom would be better? Or recoment a different kernel?
currently i use insertcoin ( newest stable release), but the battery is so bad i can hardly get a day out with normal use... wifi gps off brioghtness low...
can u tell me a good rom? would appreciate it
I find al GB ROMS have poor battery life then I changed the kernel to MANU's and it was much much better. Maybe try a different kernel?
can u recommend me a kernel?
Yeah this one is really good for me but is different experience for every user...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=883598
Gingerbread-HAVS-AXI-CFS
Thx dude, i'll try this.
But i gotta 2 questions:
Can i return to my standart kernel (insertcoin eg) and how can i do this?
Is this kernel also compatible with insertcoin? (sense- based)
With Gingerbread I think the Reflex S is pretty OK for the battery or else it is possible to undervolt further.
Maybe you just need to calibrate your battery, if you change your ROM a lot. I use BatteryCalibration from Market and it seem to do the job.
Do i have to do a full wipe?
Battery calibration does not work for me D the percentage drop fast to 99% percent again and so on
Yeah, I would do a full wipe. Especially if you are moving between different ROM's.
So far, the AuraxTsense 8.4 (Android 2.2) was my favorite in terms of battery usage - but since moving to 2.3.3 based ROM's, my battery drops faster when using the phone, but lasts longer when in standby.
what would u recomment then? returning to froyo or stay with gingerbread?
Well, if Battery Life is your primary concern, you would probably get the best results with a Froyo ROM, since the kernels are further in development.
However, in terms of features etc. I think the Gingerbread is better. I personally like the Sense 3.0 improvements etc. So I am just crossing my fingers that battery life will gradually improve further
My experience is, that Gingerbread ROMs in general are battery hungry. As for sense ROMs i can say that LeeDroid suits me best regarding battery life. At the moment im on oxygen and get a day out of it with normal use.
Best results with battery life i had with LeeDroid Froyo ROM (v2.4 i think). Smartass governor and screen off - 245mhz max/min sometimes got me 2 days without charging.
Maybe this helps you finding a solution.
By the way, you can also improve your battery life by turning off the various Auto Sync features, for example Sense Sync, Facebook, Weather etc...
So i've flashed reflex s now, hoping the battery will do better tahn insertcoin.
If not, i will probably change to leedroid froyo- are there any important disadvantages for froyo roms? like speed or something?
i've tried many sense roms and never got a good battery life
now using MIUI rom .. its GUI is close to sense and good battery life
24h and i still have 40% off battery on InsertCoin 1.0.8 CM7,wifi is always on,data is enable,set brightness to auto. Try charge your desire to 100% turn it off,connect charger again and wait till green led is up,than turn on your phone to fastboot menu (power and volume down) and clean battery stats,reeboot.Also You can use battery calibration app from market
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Hi
I use manu 2.0 cfs kernel and it is batterie efficient, most of time 48h before recharging.
Franck
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Hi
I use manu 2.0 cfs kernel and it is batterie efficient, most of time 48h before recharging.
Franck
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thx c: which rom do ya use?
At first, the recommended manu kernel won't be working with sense roms, because it's an aosp kernel (so made for aosp roms).
Second, using setcpu and setting a screen off profile for it really improves standby battery power. I set it mine to:
128 - 442 mhz ondemand governor
Third, the display is the biggest and fastest battery drainer, no matter which rom you are using.
k-c-0 said:
My experience is, that Gingerbread ROMs in general are battery hungry. As for sense ROMs i can say that LeeDroid suits me best regarding battery life. At the moment im on oxygen and get a day out of it with normal use.
Best results with battery life i had with LeeDroid Froyo ROM (v2.4 i think). Smartass governor and screen off - 245mhz max/min sometimes got me 2 days without charging.
Maybe this helps you finding a solution.
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If you use smartass governor, you do not have to set an extra profile for screen off. This governor automatically uses the min cpu frequency when the screen is off.
smartass governor – is based on the concept of the interactive governor.
I have always agreed that in theory the way interactive works – by taking over the idle loop – is very attractive. I have never managed to tweak it so it would behave decently in real life. Smartass is a complete rewrite of the code plus more. I think its a success. Performance is on par with the “old” minmax and I think smartass is a bit more responsive. Battery life is hard to quantify precisely but it does spend much more time at the lower frequencies.
Smartass will also cap the max frequency when sleeping to 352Mhz (or if your min frequency is higher than 352 – why?! – it will cap it to your min frequency). Lets take for example the 528/176 kernel, it will sleep at 352/176. No need for sleep profiles any more!
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http://www.ziggy471.com/2010/11/07/smartass-governor-info/
I am having the same problem with GB roms no matter how many times you calibrate the battery there is no improvement .

Need stable Rom and kernel

I have been flashing time and getting same results. I love the way they look but I am looking for stabality and speed, and of course everything running. Hell, why not throw in compact using less space. Right now I'm running mikG- sense 2-1-v1.04. It's okay, but lacks speed, a drains battery. (no phone doesn't stay awake). So any Rom and kerenel come to mind that would fit my phone, please help, thanks.
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Uamore6 said:
I have been flashing time and getting same results. I love the way they look but I am looking for stabality and speed, and of course everything running. Hell, why not throw in compact using less space. Right now I'm running mikG- sense 2-1-v1.04. It's okay, but lacks speed, a drains battery. (no phone doesn't stay awake). So any Rom and kerenel come to mind that would fit my phone, please help, thanks.
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May I suggest SalvageMod v1.2.1? It's basically pure Gingerbread (AOSP) and it's fast, stable and everything works. Battery drainange, of course, is subjective and based on usage for the most part. You can download it here. May I also suggest you use either LauncherPro or ADW for even faster speeds?
Uamore6 said:
I have been flashing time and getting same results. I love the way they look but I am looking for stabality and speed, and of course everything running. Hell, why not throw in compact using less space. Right now I'm running mikG- sense 2-1-v1.04. It's okay, but lacks speed, a drains battery. (no phone doesn't stay awake). So any Rom and kerenel come to mind that would fit my phone, please help, thanks.
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I have CM7 nightly #107, Tiamat_Evo-v4.0.5, SetCPU, GoLauncherEX. This combination works very very fast. Everything works perfect except GPS, but you can download a permanet fix from
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=14534313&postcount=2478
Uamore6 said:
I have been flashing time and getting same results. I love the way they look but I am looking for stabality and speed, and of course everything running. Hell, why not throw in compact using less space. Right now I'm running mikG- sense 2-1-v1.04. It's okay, but lacks speed, a drains battery. (no phone doesn't stay awake). So any Rom and kerenel come to mind that would fit my phone, please help, thanks.
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for any of the Gingerbread, Sense-based ROMs, battery life sux. hopefully the source code for the kernel will be released soon so that you can flash a custom kernel for those ROMs and make the battery life skyrocket!
as for space....i suggest using either VaelPak's Senseless ROM or any AOSP-based ROM (e.g. MIUI, CM7, Deck's, etc.). those usually take up less space compared to the Sense-based ones (VaelPak's is Sense-based but with sense taken out, hence "Senseless")
flash a custom kernel on top of those ROMs (netarchy for Vaelpak; CyanogenMODs, Tiamats, SavagedZen, etc. for any AOSP) and you will see improvement with battery life.
cg 112358 said:
for any of the Gingerbread, Sense-based ROMs, battery life sux. hopefully the source code for the kernel will be released soon so that you can flash a custom kernel for those ROMs and make the battery life skyrocket!
as for space....i suggest using either VaelPak's Senseless ROM or any AOSP-based ROM (e.g. MIUI, CM7, Deck's, etc.). those usually take up less space compared to the Sense-based ones (VaelPak's is Sense-based but with sense taken out, hence "Senseless")
flash a custom kernel on top of those ROMs (netarchy for Vaelpak; CyanogenMODs, Tiamats, SavagedZen, etc. for any AOSP) and you will see improvement with battery life.
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You can have a great battery life, and speed improvement, in gb sense based roms like GingerAleV4 & MikG-v2.00, I tested it, I installed SetCPU with following settings:
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Main:
998400-245000 Performance *Set on Boot
Profiles:
*Enable xNotifications
- Screen Off 245-245 PowerSave Priority 100
- Temp > 42C 245-245 PowerSave Priority 95
- Battery < 25% 460-245 PowerSave Priority 90
- Battery < 70% 883-245 OnDemand Priority 65
- Battery < 85% 960-245 OnDemand Priority 55
- Charging 1190-245 Performance Priority 45
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New to Evo 4g From Epic 4g- Battery Life Stinks - WHy is Epic 4g so differenT?

I've been reading around the forums in different threads and Man there is a lot to catch up on since I've always been an Epic 4g owner and not an Evo 4g owner. I've found a few threads about battery life and so far have installed 4 roms to test briefly battery life and none are giving me the same as my epic or close to it which was 0-2% drop an hour when Idle.(Sitting on my desk on 3g or wifi) Gone through cm7, Miui(Currently on) and 2 of the new sense 3.0-3.5 roms (Energy and nocturnal)
Kernel currently Tiamat 3.3.7 and I've tried the latest one 4.0.1 or something.
So far i've found the Vipermod kernel undervolt tweak, V6supercharger Option 7 (used before), 3g turbo charge script, and also applying gps fix from Miui thread.
Any suggestions on other tweaks I should flash ? Is myns tweak out dated or needed from this thread? http://www.xda-developers.com/android/tweaks-for-superb-battery-life-in-evo/
I always freeze DRM but with the epic I found other processes starting with SNS to freeze, are these not on the Evo4g? or are they called something different? Also I don't see a System Update process that I used to see on the Epic and would freeze.
Calibrated method I use is charging to 100 percent and just using the Battery Calibrate app in the market. Its the first one that comes up when you search.
Any rom suggestions that I should flash to get better battery life? I need to use my phone for pleasure and work so everything needs to work except 4g and video recoding 720p. I need everything else operational.
Also any suggestions on other battery saving techniques would be greatly appreciated. I've got plenty experience with the Epic 4g but the evo 4g is so old school i feel like this device loves to eat battery way more than the epic when being used and when not being used.
FYI i have a moderate to heavy user.
EDIT: for those who could gain from this post, I'm going to be following Carhaulers recommended settings. Hopefully i get better battery life and everything runs smooth.
GB-evo-deck 1.3d or MIUI's latest creation
Tiamat v3.3.7-SBC aka the "LEE" kernel
Under Clocked @ 128/499MHz <<128/499MHz IS the new 245/998MHz>>
Under Volted @ -100mV total w/ IncrediControl
Results SO far and a Sense Question.
So as an answer to my own Question i've added the following items in my signature for my Evo 4g and I have no idea how this phone is operating so well at 128 HZ - 499HZ but wow its working smoothly. Battery is pretty sweet also. Still calibrating, drained it completely today and am charging right now to full with it powered off. Only time will tell.
I've had the phone off the charger for roughly 20 hours with no use for 50 percent of the time and the other 50 percent I was playing pandora, browsing xda/engadget, and playing 30-minutes to an hour of games. Not bad so far. Its better than it was before. Now this goes to saying i am uving like a mofo and underclocking.
New Question for those who read this, Is there a Sense Rom that will give equal if not better battery than what i'm seeing so far? and does COD tweaks work with sense roms?
MikG 2.61 rom works great and has great battery. Might want to try out Chopsuey 9.2.7 kernel with it as well.
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My Sense guide has some helpful tips, link is in my sig
My daily driver right now: MikG 3.0 beta found here. Pair it with latest ChopSuey kernel, and you're good to go.
C-o-D tweaks do work with Sense ROMs, just look at the top for adjusted values for Sense
Well im not so sure about this but.
Isnt the epic still on froyo?
Cause in my experience all the old froyo roms for the evo gave me way better battery life than the gingerbread roms.
I could get like 24-30 hours on myns warmtwopointtwo rom. Which is froyo. I only get anywhere from 12-15 hours on all the new gb roms.
Just my 2 cents
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r.storm85 said:
Well im not so sure about this but.
Isnt the epic still on froyo?
Cause in my experience all the old froyo roms for the evo gave me way better battery life than the gingerbread roms.
I could get like 24-30 hours on myns warmtwopointtwo rom. Which is froyo. I only get anywhere from 12-15 hours on all the new gb roms.
Just my 2 cents
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The Epic's up to Gingerbread now, as of early November (finally). Froyo ROMs did get excellent battery life... I did like Myn's Warm TwoPointTwo, paired with a Netarchy SBC kernel... An incredible combination. I can still match that on Gingerbread, but Warm was awesome.
r.storm85 said:
Well im not so sure about this but.
Isnt the epic still on froyo?
Cause in my experience all the old froyo roms for the evo gave me way better battery life than the gingerbread roms.
I could get like 24-30 hours on myns warmtwopointtwo rom. Which is froyo. I only get anywhere from 12-15 hours on all the new gb roms.
Just my 2 cents
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Did you calibrate your battery? Because I can get better your froyo battery life on aosp/gingerbread/ICS.
tropicalbrit said:
My Sense guide has some helpful tips, link is in my sig
My daily driver right now: MikG 3.0 beta found here. Pair it with latest ChopSuey kernel, and you're good to go.
C-o-D tweaks do work with Sense ROMs, just look at the top for adjusted values for Sense
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hmm, might give this a shot giving this gingerdeck a full 72 hours before switch. whats your kernel tweaks at on miks rom? whats your battery percentage drop per hour when idle?
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teh roxxorz said:
Did you calibrate your battery? Because I can get better your froyo battery life on aosp/gingerbread/ICS.
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Actually i havent..i was kinda obsessed with battery life before. But ive been kinda lazy with my phone since gb roms came out!! I need to do it just havent got around to it.
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tropicalbrit said:
My Sense guide has some helpful tips, link is in my sig
My daily driver right now: MikG 3.0 beta found here. Pair it with latest ChopSuey kernel, and you're good to go.
C-o-D tweaks do work with Sense ROMs, just look at the top for adjusted values for Sense
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I'm running into a problem with COD Tweaks, need assistance.
Currently have Energy Rom installed with Latest Chop Suey experimental and the COD Tweaks IO "Deadline" option is not available, i only see bfq and noop. Which do I choose? and Also I don't see smartass v2 or smartass in daemon control? Am I missing something?
juanaraya92679 said:
I'm running into a problem with COD Tweaks, need assistance.
Currently have Energy Rom installed with Latest Chop Suey experimental and the COD Tweaks IO "Deadline" option is not available, i only see bfq and noop. Which do I choose? and Also I don't see smartass v2 or smartass in daemon control? Am I missing something?
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Chopsuey doesn't have the smartass governor but the freedom kernels have smartass
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Chopsuey doesn't have the smartass governor but the freedom kernels have smartass
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ahh, ok how about for the IO scheduler do I set to noop or BFQ and Noop? in COD Tweaks at the top it doesn't tell you how to set your OOM Values? I've used v6 script manager before, should I do it through there?
juanaraya92679 said:
So as an answer to my own Question i've added the following items in my signature for my Evo 4g and I have no idea how this phone is operating so well at 128 HZ - 499HZ but wow its working smoothly. Battery is pretty sweet also. Still calibrating, drained it completely today and am charging right now to full with it powered off. Only time will tell.
I've had the phone off the charger for roughly 20 hours with no use for 50 percent of the time and the other 50 percent I was playing pandora, browsing xda/engadget, and playing 30-minutes to an hour of games. Not bad so far. Its better than it was before. Now this goes to saying i am uving like a mofo and underclocking.
New Question for those who read this, Is there a Sense Rom that will give equal if not better battery than what i'm seeing so far? and does COD tweaks work with sense roms?
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If your really interested in battery life Energy Sensation XL 3.5 sense is awesome and very stable. I am currently running ics-decks-pre-alpha7 and really liking the battery life but you will have to give up ur camera until there is a alpha or beta version.
juanaraya92679 said:
ahh, ok how about for the IO scheduler do I set to noop or BFQ and Noop? in COD Tweaks at the top it doesn't tell you how to set your OOM Values? I've used v6 script manager before, should I do it through there?
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Choose BFQ between the two. And the information at the top is only adjusted values. You have to continue reading, they have pictures included to help you along
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[KERNEL][JB] Nyan Kernel Tuna (Rel5) 10/27/12

[font=verdana,geneva,sans-serif]Nyan Kernel Tuna[/font]
By Marcusant
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Source: http://github.com/ma...t/Nyan-Tuna-JB/
Nyan Colonel was originally created for the Epic 4G as an effort to bring all of the features from other Hummingbird devices to the Epic. Now I have used my upgrade on a Galaxy Nexus and have been trying many different kernels and every one seems to have some features and be missing others. I have attempted to add as much features I can while still keeping the kernel lean and fast with great battery life. This does not require you to be some crazy linux enthusiast in order to modify, or charge you for an app capable of tuning it. It comes with the trickstermod app in order to tweak the kernel to your needs in case the preset settings don't fit your user type.
If you need help, feel free to gtalk me, I don't bite (most of the time): [email protected]
Also, if you feel I have helped, up my rep or even donate
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Features
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Bold = Default
CPU Governors
PegasusQ - A mix of performance and battery life that hotplugs the cpu at low use
Interactive - Boosts frequency based on load put on by the user. Modified to also boost on touch of the screen.
Ondemand - Basic scale on demand governor with no hotplugging
HotplugX - Ondemand modified to hotplug at low use and screen off
Wheatley - Basically ondemand (scales depending on demand) that is modified for performance
Lazy - Basically conservative (scales gradually depending on load) that is modified for performance
Schedulers
SIO - A mix of NOOP and Deadline made for flash memory, like the GNex has
BFQ - Currently experimental. For heavy IO load
CFQ - Attempts to distribute the disk fairly among processes
Deadline - Imposes a deadline on processes to prevent lack of resources
NOOP - Simplest scheduler. Good for flash memory.
CPU Frequencies (MHz)
230, 384, 729, 1030, 1228, 1305, 1420, 1536, 1612, 1728, 1804
GPU Frequencies (MHz)
Set by running: echo # > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/gpu_oc
echo 0 = 308MHz
echo 1 = 384
echo 2 = 512
If you don't like using command lines, you can edit the gpu_oc file with es file explorer and change it from 0 to 1 or 2
Misc Features
Feature - Default Setting
Max Screen Off - 384000
Read Ahead Buffer Size - 2048
TCP Congestion Control - cubic
Wifi High Performance - off
Fast Charge - off
High Performance Sound - off
Vibrator Strength - 1400
Battery Life Extender - 100
FSYNC Control - off
Temperature Limit - 64
SmartReflex - All options ON
Voltage Control (too much to list, just screenshot before changing)
Gamma Control - -10
Contrast Control - 6
Color Settings - Default preset
Compiled with Linaro's GCC 4.7
Fixes, speed enhancements, security enhancements, Linux updates, and battery enhancements
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Credits
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Koush - "Any Kernel" on-phone boot.img repack
bigeyes0x0 - his free kernel mod app
Ezekeel - All of his fantastic mods and govs I used in Nyan
FranciscoFranco - Speed tweaks and other patches
Linux Contributers - A ton of patches from newer versions of Linux, etc.
Red Hat Linux Developers - A ton of patches
Imoseyon - Patches, governors, etc
Everyone else who I forgot
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Changelog
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Rel5
Improved responsiveness
Improved battery life
Updated net drivers
Fixed interactive lag
Added interactive touch boost
Updated to the latest 3.0.x kernel
Filesystem optimizations
Much more
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Downloads
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Latest Version - http://marcusant.com...-Tuna-Rel5.zip
All versions (older/unreleased) - http://marcusant.com/nyankernel/tuna/​
Reserved
Nice gonna give it a go
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Hell ya. Glad to have u here bud. Miss your work from the Samsung epic days. Thanks for this.
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OK so as always great work man. Kernel has improved my battery life on miui compared to stock. Best kernel I've ever ran on my phone. Great work man.
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Is this better then the trinity kernel? Because installed this and the color on my screen are less vivid
XenonHd-GNex
What's the default GPU clock?
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Fawk..... This kernel suck a s s I've been only on it for two hours and I'm down to 49% already!!!
XenonHd-GNex
pyrobo0by said:
Is this better then the trinity kernel? Because installed this and the color on my screen are less vivid
XenonHd-GNex
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Its using his default colors .. adjust them in the trickster mod app it installs. It even has morific's color aka trinity colors
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What's the default GPU clock?
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stock 307 however you can overclock it with the file located at /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/gpu_oc change it to 1 = 384mhz and 2 = 512mhz it applies instantly no rebooting required and will reset upon reboot.
pyrobo0by said:
Fawk..... This kernel suck a s s I've been only on it for two hours and I'm down to 49% already!!!
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It's fine... and if you using it for 2 hours straight.. duh thats what happens especially on 3g OR Wi-Fi. Kernel does not suck a s s .. and if your saying it does.. then your saying every other kernel he took cherry picks from sucks as well... -_-
Sorry but okay thanks for the tips ill try that and respond back
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What's up Marcus!!! I left sprint (tired of the poor data speeds i had). Nice to see moar of you around again.
This guy does great work everyone. Been using his ROMs and kernels since my og epic.
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justen7723 said:
What's up Marcus!!! I left sprint (tired of the poor data speeds i had). Nice to see moar of you around again.
This guy does great work everyone. Been using his ROMs and kernels since my og epic.
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Hahaha I'm on the same boat as u lol. Stupid sprint and there crappy network. But I have also been using his ROMs since the epic days.
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Same here, lol I hope this kernel improves my battery life, either that or this phone battery just sucks. I miss my epic.
I initially tried the pegusus setting but my battery life was absolutely horrible, I have now switched to wheatley, which is what I have used on the kernel I was using before this one and battery life seems much better. Can anyone recommend any other settings that might help improve my battery life without killing my performance? Using wheatley on 1.3ghz max frequency with SIO.
dankblaze said:
I initially tried the pegusus setting but my battery life was absolutely horrible, I have now switched to wheatley, which is what I have used on the kernel I was using before this one and battery life seems much better. Can anyone recommend any other settings that might help improve my battery life without killing my performance? Using wheatley on 1.3ghz max frequency with SIO.
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I'm curious as to why you're even overclocked? I run 1ghz for everyday things. I'm trying to figure out which governor is best for me, pegusus sucked my battery life to, trying interactive which is met to be more geared to better battery life, I'll try wheatley next.
Fire n mage said:
Same here, lol I hope this kernel improves my battery life, either that or this phone battery just sucks. I miss my epic.
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Really? I hate when people complain about the battery life of this phone. My roommate also has a galaxy nexus and last week he pulled 1day 9 hours .... completely stock. I never drop bellow 30% on a daily basis. Just cut your data when you dont use it.
idiotzach15 said:
Really? I hate when people complain about the battery life of this phone. My roommate also has a galaxy nexus and last week he pulled 1day 9 hours .... completely stock. I never drop bellow 30% on a daily basis. Just cut your data when you dont use it.
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It depends on you as the user how you use your phone.
I'm nearly constantly on it because its basically my PC.. I can suck out at least 4 hours of screen on time. Probably can suck out 2 days with light use.
But indeed.. to call this battery ****ty is an outrage. Its 10x better than my Incredible which can't even last an hour.
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withbloodskies said:
It depends on you as the user how you use your phone.
I'm nearly constantly on it because its basically my PC.. I can suck out at least 4 hours of screen on time. Probably can suck out 2 days with light use.
But indeed.. to call this battery ****ty is an outrage. Its 10x better than my Incredible which can't even last an hour.
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Lol my incredible could last a week with 2 hours screen on per day... GNex not be so much lol. Have 1.5 hours and 6 hours uptime with bamf diet kernel.
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dmeadows013 said:
Lol my incredible could last a week with 2 hours screen on per day... GNex not be so much lol. Have 1.5 hours and 6 hours uptime with bamf diet kernel.
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Extended? I'm all stock.
Dunno how you could pull off that if it was stock..
But I can get a lot out of my Nexus.
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Stock on everything. Same with GNex lol
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Kernels to use with All Star Rom

Just made the switch from Jedi Knight 5 to All Star Rom 4 for the massive increase in features and customizations (minus the Jedi themes which I liked and the wifi calling that I rarely used). I love it so far...
The only issue I have is battery life - e.g. last night my battery ran down 13% (usually only ran down 3% with JK5) while sleeping with it underclocked to a maximum of 1Ghz.
I've read good things about the KKO kernel - has anyone tried this with any success with All Star Rom?
Any other hints/suggestions so that I can get a full day out of this thing with moderate use and not have it run like it was made in 2007? (Powersaving mode in ROM control under AOKP isn't cutting it- quite laggy).
Thanks in advance!
Because I am one of the devs behind the ROM, I can say that the h0tcakez kernel goes great with the ROM. To get batter battery life, enable CPU Sleeper and your phone shouldn't lose as much battery life overnight. Also, I am using ondemand governor with noop I/O.
android88 said:
Because I am one of the devs behind the ROM, I can say that the h0tcakez kernel goes great with the ROM. To get batter battery life, enable CPU Sleeper and your phone shouldn't lose as much battery life overnight. Also, I am using ondemand governor with noop I/O.
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I was hoping maybe someone as experienced as a dev would have some input, and I got a dev himself! Thanks a ton for helping this noob out.

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