Android v6 supercharger script - Epic 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Anyone try this on an epic yet? I don't feel like testing it first as I am waiting for a phone call (staples please hire me)
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/make-the-best-out-of-your-android-device-with-v6-supercharger/
Looks cool though
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Looks interesting and I am reading the thread now.

I am a crash test dummy. I will try it out now...
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Ok, I am running them now. Let me do some testing and report back. I do notice that things do seem to reopen faster after you open them the first time like G-Talk,messaging,browser,etc but let me mess with it some more. I still have to charge battery and re-calibrate my battery..EDIT..I want someone else to try this out to see if things feel faster to them like they do for me. Almost instantly when you press them.
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Xopher, just shot you a "thanks" for the find. Seems to be very impressive so far...looking to see if there are negatives. Also, waiting for some people wiser than I am to try these out and see if they negatively effect any baked in goodies
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Thanks yeah it looks very convincing from the thread, gonna apply the script tonight as well and report my findings tomorrow.
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No bugs here. I have tried it on 2 Froyo ROMs now. You have to remember to back out of apps or use task manager because it will keep them open. Great for Multitasking and such. I have no side effects to report. Make sure to calibrate the battery.
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JohnCorleone said:
No bugs here. I have tried it on 2 Froyo ROMs now. You have to remember to back out of apps or use task manager because it will keep them open. Great for Multitasking and such. I have no side effects to report. Make sure to calibrate the battery.
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calibrate before or after applying the script

JohnCorleone said:
Xopher, just shot you a "thanks" for the find. Seems to be very impressive so far...looking to see if there are negatives. Also, waiting for some people wiser than I am to try these out and see if they negatively effect any baked in goodies
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I got a bunch of Errors on EG22.-___-' lol. Probably operator error on my part though knowing myself.

AproSamurai said:
I got a bunch of Errors on EG22.-___-' lol. Probably operator error on my part though knowing myself.
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did you follow the tutorial linked in the "supercharged" thread...im on eco5 so maybe its eg22

Xopher, just shot you a "thanks" for the find. Seems to be very impressive so far...looking to see if there are negatives. Also, waiting for some people wiser than I am to try these out and see if they negatively effect any baked in goodies
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I got a bunch of Errors on EG22.-___-' lol. Probably operator error on my part though knowing myself.
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I believe he said that its not ready for Gingerbread. There are a lot of changes to be made to the scripts before it will work. This is for Froyo
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I just finished installing this script - it's the real deal. From what I could gather, it passively optimizes memory management by changing when different priority tasks get killed, which optimizes how much free memory you have.
For us Epic users, I found that using custom settings works the best. Since the Epic has 384 MB RAM and the scripts were designed for 256 MB phones, I chose memory values in between "aggressive" and "megaram 512mb". Apps used to have a small delay before they drew - completely gone. This is also a much more efficient and logical "task killer".
The settings I found worked the best were 6,10,30,45,60,75.
It's very noticeable, even running SyndicateROM 1.2/Genocide 2 @1.2GHz.

EnervinE said:
I just finished installing this script - it's the real deal. From what I could gather, it passively optimizes memory management by changing when different priority tasks get killed, which optimizes how much free memory you have.
For us Epic users, I found that using custom settings works the best. Since the Epic has 384 MB RAM and the scripts were designed for 256 MB phones, I chose memory values in between "aggressive" and "megaram 512mb". Apps used to have a small delay before they drew - completely gone. This is also a much more efficient and logical "task killer".
The settings I found worked the best were 6,10,30,45,60,75.
It's very noticeable, even running SyndicateROM 1.2/Genocide 2 @1.2GHz.
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Thanks for that thorough review. I noticed the exact same thing. I am going to try your settings in the morning to see if its even better than it feels now
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Im on EG22 and im running option 9 right now...... I really noticed a difference...... I wonder if someone could implement these scripts into a kernel for our epics

FYI... If an alternative would be to use Galaxy Tuner > Memory Manager > Application cache and plug in those values EnervinE was kind enough to provide to us all.

That would be true if the SuperCharger script was just another lowmemorykiller/minfree tweaker.
FYI: Which it isn't

zeppelinrox said:
That would be true if the SuperCharger script was just another lowmemorykiller/minfree tweaker.
FYI: Which it isn't
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Aah, you are here! Which setting do you recommend for the Epic? I have been using #9 and 11. Also is running the KickAssKernel and the 3G TurboCharger scripts with V6 recommended by you? I thought I read that you said yes in your thread
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btw, it runs great on gingerbread.
In case of errors, try a lower busybox version.
As I said in the PM, it depends on which point the phone gets laggy.
If it's laggy at 50mb free ram, set slot 3 to 50 mb so that you won't have less than that.
For slots 4, 5, and 6, it really depends on how much multitasking you want or don't want.

zeppelinrox said:
btw, it runs great on gingerbread.
In case of errors, try a lower busybox version.
As I said in the PM, it depends on which point the phone gets laggy.
If it's laggy at 50mb free ram, set slot 3 to 50 mb so that you won't have less than that.
For slots 4, 5, and 6, it really depends on how much multitasking you want or don't want.
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That's why some people had an issue with Gingerbread. Needed lower Busybox version. PM effen lags it sometimes. Thanks for the response.
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Lol at me for starting this 2 days before the one in the general section yet the other one has twice as many responses.
Guess more ppl read the general section
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[ROM] Carbon: Co2 Edition (V1.1) - Oxygen + Ics Mix [Aosp]

ok, so ill start by saying this is not my work, and i have no affiliation with the dev, but i have been running this rom for the past 3-4 weeks without any hiccups what-so-ever and great battery life & performance, and figured id share the awesomeness with those who dont know about it. this rom is very fast, smooth, and very lightweight. a lot of the goodies have been left alone, including long-press back to kill foreground app! yippy! i didnt see any other threads on here, and figured id post this for the good of the n00b, like me. i have no dev skillz, so posting any questions or concerns in this thread is pointless.
here u go: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/3418-rom-carbon-co2-edition-v11-oxygen-ics-mix-aosp/
direct dl: http://goo-inside.me/roms/jonathongrigg/crespo4g/release/Carbon-CO2-1.1-NS4G-signed.zip
delete, flame, *****, moan, jump with joy, whatever u wanna do. cool.
(screen shots are shown with my choice of font, and lcd density @ 220)
I recommend this rom because its pretty solid. Fast & Stable.
Yea I been on this rom for two days n its been running smooth. From wifi to GPS to battery.
I'm gonna flash the new gapps with Gwallet n see if that works
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RSVP...
Bout to take this for a spin. Looks good thanks OP.
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Ya thanks I'm running it now and its super smooth. Looks good.
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Thanks for this, about to install it.
Yea this is hands down the best rom I've ran for my Nexus.
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enik_fox said:
Yea this is hands down the best rom I've ran for my Nexus.
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You guys running this with his latest carbon kernel (carbon-core-v1)?
Didn't know they had a preinstalled custom kernel.
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info[]box1 said:
Didn't know they had a preinstalled custom kernel.
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Not sure if it is preinstalled. I found it in rootzwiki in the carbon forum.
I just went with matrix
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Less than 24 hrs I started getting the framework errors for the market and Google services. Fixed permissions... see how it goes if not switching to another rom. Very nice rom thou very fast and smooth, even have Google wallet working.
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screenshots anyone??
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Or a direct link it isn't letting me open there site
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I forsee this either being locked or moved to general verrrrry soon.
Follow the leader @corythug
download link: http://goo-inside.me/roms/jonathongrigg/crespo4g/release/Carbon-CO2-1.1-NS4G-signed.zip
and some screens with my font and lcd density at 220.
You shod put all of that info in the op if your looking for this thread to stay open.
Don't get me wrong, thanks for posting, just giving yu a heads up.
Follow the leader @corythug
bearsblack said:
ok, so ill start by saying this is not my work, and i have no affiliation with the dev, but i have been running this rom for the past 3-4 weeks without any hiccups what-so-ever and great battery life & performance, and figured id share the awesomeness with those who dont know about it. this rom is very fast, smooth, and very lightweight. a lot of the goodies have been left alone, including long-press back to kill foreground app! yippy! i didnt see any other threads on here, and figured id post this, and probly get flamed, but its for the good of the n00b, like me. i have no dev skillz, so posting any questions or concerns in this thread is pointless.
here u go: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/3418-rom-carbon-co2-edition-v11-oxygen-ics-mix-aosp/
direct dl: http://goo-inside.me/roms/jonathongrigg/crespo4g/release/Carbon-CO2-1.1-NS4G-signed.zip
delete, flame, *****, moan, jump with joy, whatever u wanna do. cool.
(screen shots are shown with my choice of font, and lcd density @ 220)
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Can we stop putting stupid **** like this in posts? If you don't care don't put it in the post. It makes you look like a dip****.
Bradart said:
Can we stop putting stupid **** like this in posts? If you don't care don't put it in the post. It makes you look like a dip****.
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why? considering this is my first post in the dev section, and i really dont know anything about development, i figured id blatantly show that. whats it to u?
souljahp said:
Less than 24 hrs I started getting the framework errors for the market and Google services. Fixed permissions... see how it goes if not switching to another rom. Very nice rom thou very fast and smooth, even have Google wallet working.
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How did u get Google wallet to work? I tried flashing the googlewalletfiz.zip and when I try to open the app it gives me the privilege error.
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Detect Carrier IQ on Android phones with Voodoo Carrier IQ Detector App

A great app by Supercurio to detect Carrier IQ (CIQ)!
See it in action here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wW_i4Qdq1bg
I installed this yesterday and it said that I have some CIQ .so files. And this was on a noCIQ ROM. I'm sure the .so files can't execute anything but I'm just wondering why they were left behind?
I get a 270 on ACS ICS 5.5 with Samurai 2.0.6
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Any idea why?
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Can someone tell me what this means? Voodoo found something, and I'm just trying to figure out exactly what it means, so I can go to my Service Provider whom recently stated that they do not use it on our devices.
Here is the the record it found:
Test for: Linux kernel driver
(KERNEL_DRIVERS, weight 90)
found: c008322c T lge_store_ciq_reset
I'm running an LG Optimus 3D (P920) (running CM7)
prophour said:
I get a 270 on ACS ICS 5.5 with Samurai 2.0.6
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Comes up clean on my phone. I get a 170 which means it is there, but inactive.
I am shocked it took people this long to care about CarrierIQ. Did anyone notice how much they have received in funding? Here's a link from 3 years ago. http://www.fiercemobilecontent.com/story/carrier-iq-closes-20-million-funding-round/2009-01-28 . Why would someone pay that much money each year to fund something that supposedly does nothing? I have stayed on SRF 1.2 ever since k0nane removed CIQ. Glad to see the new ROMs are hip to privacy now. I have seen some really stupid news stories attempting to say that it helps with integration, like a sneaky Siri. No it does not, it runs silently and offers no benefits to the end user. It collects and sells your information to its corporate financiers. Its like digital Glengarry leads.
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I actually just heard about this app yesterday and tested it with several ROMs. Curiously I always got a score of 270, though it said CIQ was apparently inactive, except for ACS ICS 5.5, in which it said it was ACTIVE! That surprised me.
If CarrierIQ has you worried about your privacy, then you should Google "Cellebrite UFED" and try to remember if a cop ever had your phone in their possession for about a minute.
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I just tried this out -- it found CarrierIQ and said it was active. Considering I'm only on rooted stock Gingerbread at the moment, I'm not really surprised. The score was 440, FWIW. I'm planning to move to a custom ROM that will get rid of CIQ, so I shouldn't have it around too much longer. Just got to work out some details, like backup/restore plans and picking a ROM (the Mostly Stock one seems like a nice beginner option).
Also, it may be worth noting that the app description says, "Results cannot be blindly trusted but the accuracy is decent already." There are other similar CIQ detection apps, too -- Carrier IQ Detector (by Lookout Labs), for example. I'm not sure how well they do compared to each other, but it's probably good that they're available and more details about CIQ are coming out into the open.
qbking77 said:
A great app by Supercurio to detect Carrier IQ (CIQ)!
See it in action here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wW_i4Qdq1bg
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Awesome app...ran on CM7, all 50's and 70's for scores, no files present at all! Thanks QB!
Got a 170 using Marcusants RevivalRom.

ZRAM??? What is it and what are the side effects of using it?

Hi guys,
I recently upgraded to CM9 FXP128 and there are some features in the Performance tab of settings, that i dont understand.
First of all what is zRam? and what are the side effects of using it?
There are also two other features (Allow purging of assets, Kernel samepage merging). SHould i use them? Are they useful? What are the side effects?
Thanks a lot
Why dont you look it up on http://forum.cyanogenmod.com/ or search around on xda, anyways never heard of it but im currently using CM7.2
there are really no side effects, unless you do something bad
If I remember correctly its compressed ram, but like stated above go look at the websites and SEARCH
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Yeah I've googled it about 100 times, lol, and because i am a noob, they all dont make sense. I've also looked on XDA, and can't find anything i understand. :crying::crying::crying:
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZRam
There you go, compressed swap inside ram, essentially you get more ram....
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So I'm assuming there are no side-effects, ITS ALL GOOD!!!
your memory card will die faster :| thats the bad side effect...
simplyjustkids said:
your memory card will die faster :| thats the bad side effect...
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But when you say faster, will it die within 2 - 3 years, or longer like 7-8 years? I'm using 18% compressed so yeah.
Flash only has so many read and writes before they start dying, it'll still probably last you like 2 year's
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smartarse93 said:
Flash only has so many read and writes before they start dying, it'll still probably last you like 2 year's
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K thanks, I'll probably get a new phone, or replace the card with a larger one by then

Can we use v6 supercharger ?

I used have G2x from tmobile. I was wondering if any one has tried to use the V6 super charger script. If what were your results?
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romlover said:
I used have G2x from tmobile. I was wondering if any one has tried to use the V6 super charger script. If what were your results?
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Yeah you can. I'm using it. What I see is better memory management. Having 12 apps open in my recent, going from the 12 to the second or first, it doesn't reload. its there just as I left it. I didn't see this without the mod so it works.
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romlover said:
I used have G2x from tmobile. I was wondering if any one has tried to use the V6 super charger script. If what were your results?
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No... At this point it is not necessary. I am a pissed off G2X user also. I had no idea this is how modern phones work.
romlover said:
I used have G2x from tmobile. I was wondering if any one has tried to use the V6 super charger script. If what were your results?
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No. It wont do anything. Supercharger script merely adjust minfree values(androids default app cleaner) when available memory reaches a certain level, android automatically closes background processes to free memory and keep things lag free.
osmosizzz said:
Yeah you can. I'm using it. What I see is better memory management. Having 12 apps open in my recent, going from the 12 to the second or first, it doesn't reload. its there just as I left it. I didn't see this without the mod so it works.
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This is actually a reverse affect caused because the minfree settings you chose were less than what the default settings were. This is not the intended result of the v6 supercharger script.
You should get a clue.
Dozens of tools tweak minfrees.
big deal.
But nothing does what supercharger does.
I think that osmosizzz must have also used the maximum overdrive multitasking that boost the hardcoded app limits.
And there's nothing else like that either.
zeppelinrox said:
You should get a clue.
Dozens of tools tweak minfrees.
big deal.
But nothing does what supercharger does.
I think that osmosizzz must have also used the maximum overdrive multitasking that boost the hardcoded app limits.
And there's nothing else like that either.
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What are you talking about?
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Here's a clue http://goo.gl/IvGL1
zeppelinrox said:
Here's a clue http://goo.gl/IvGL1
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Yes I already know about your work? What are you trying to say other than insulting me?
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elesbb said:
Yes I already know about your work? What are you trying to say other than insulting me?
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Common people let's get along. Well I tried the mod on my last 4 phones including this one and immediately I see better memory management. The thing is that zep has included so much more in the work than just tweak min free. Yeah there are dozens of tools that tweak min frees but his does more. Right now I have 11 apps in my residents and my ram has locked at 0.93GB. That didn't happen without the mod. My ram would always hover 1.2 or 1.3 GB with 7 apps in my rescent. If I were to switch between any apps right now, they will not reload. Also something I didn't see before the mod. Now as to me having the app head raised, I just went through the script as I always did and I always had the same outcome with every phone I've tried it with. Just my 50 cents on it
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elesbb said:
Yes I already know about your work? What are you trying to say other than insulting me?
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You were totally wrong to begin with.
But since you're familiar with my work, you actually admit to knowingly spread totally false information.
Or maybe you just don't "get it" and it all goes over your head.
zeppelinrox said:
You were totally wrong to begin with.
But since you're familiar with my work, you actually admit to knowingly spread totally false information.
Or maybe you just don't "get it" and it all goes over your head.
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Again with the insults..
The op asked about the supercharger script, not about the multitasking mod. Your original v6 supercharger script is used for devices with low memory and for people experiencing lag (it's even in your sig) our devices have an incredible amount of memory, thus never having lag. Therefore the v6 supercharger script won't really do much. Plus when I used your script on my HTC touch pro 2, all it did was adjust minfree values to sooner clean up things providing more resources. Yes it also has bulletproofing app options, but that's not what the original question was.
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What is a good rom for speed, stability and no freezing!?

I'm on cm10.1 and it seems to always freeze and slow down which takes me more time to make calls or get to texts and send them. Get a lot of wait/close notifications and I want to know if there is just a simple epic 4g rom that will respond quickly and not freeze on me when I'm trying to get a girls number for example!
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Never got such things in CM10.1 for all 3 devices I installed it on, but if your goal is that simple, reverting to CM7 (highly recommended, speediest of all ROMs I've experienced, because it's GINGERBREAD) or even stock FC09/FC19 is a good idea.
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Lazy ass
Why do people always ask these questions? Try roms out on your device and find the answers yourself! Each device responds differently.
If I were a moderator, I'd delete these threads every time they popped up, lol.
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Nooo people always ask "what is the best rom" I'm not a noob ok I'm asking if anyone uses a rom that doesn't freeze or lag with everything like cm10 does. Your not a moderator and if you can't help then be silent.
Why would a try 10 roms just to see which one simply freezes the least when I could just ask?
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dertdeezy said:
Nooo people always ask "what is the best rom" I'm not a noob ok I'm asking if anyone uses a rom that doesn't freeze or lag with everything like cm10 does. Your not a moderator and if you can't help then be silent.
Why would a try 10 roms just to see which one simply freezes the least when I could just ask?
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Because every phone reacts different to every ROM. My epic hated cm7, but everybody here loved it. You have to try several different ones out for yourself and see which one you and your phone like best.
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dertdeezy said:
Nooo people always ask "what is the best rom" I'm not a noob ok I'm asking if anyone uses a rom that doesn't freeze or lag with everything like cm10 does. Your not a moderator and if you can't help then be silent.
Why would a try 10 roms just to see which one simply freezes the least when I could just ask?
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You may not be a new XDA user or new to flashing, but you have two replies here saying why answering this question is moot.
Either follow Andy's suggestion, or follow mine and frost's and flash roms until you find what works best for you & your device. Plain and simple, lol.
It probably looks like I'm being an asshole here, but we've had this asked so many times over the nearly 4 years this phone has been in production. It got old years ago, and the answer never changed.
Peace out guys, not everyone's a flashaholic I know, but yeah I had been one for about a year and tried so many ROMs so that's why I have a suggestion. If @dertdezzy just lacks time like I do now, then forgive him and let him fetch my answer and enjoy GB, but meanwhile @nikon120 's got a point in there, if there's time you should really use your brain and hand to sort these subjective things out.
Maybe it's time to shut this thread?
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Come on, an epic 4g is an epic 4g they are not built differently one at a time..if the same rom works different for some people then its because they are doing something different..I'm sure there's a few roms that people in general agree on as one of the most stable, or the most lag free for example..just in general of course..its not that serious to where I have time to flash a new rom everyday, restore all my settings and set ups just to find the "perfect" rom for me
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dertdeezy said:
Come on, an epic 4g is an epic 4g they are not built differently one at a time..if the same rom works different for some people then its because they are doing something different..I'm sure there's a few roms that people in general agree on as one of the most stable, or the most lag free for example..just in general of course..its not that serious to where I have time to flash a new rom everyday, restore all my settings and set ups just to find the "perfect" rom for me
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Actually no. There are differences based on tolerances on how the die is cut for the processors. Some could handle overclocking to 1.5Ghz and others could go no higher than 1.2Ghz. I have 2 no longer in service and at one time running identical software my computer would only recognize one...reinstalled drivers on computer and both were recognized again, Agreed that in most cases it is something different in software and matching up phone for phone in a purely clean flash should yield same results. Now throw in 3rd party apps and themeing and game over.
Yup you right u right, nuff said! But would cm7 and older roms tend to be more what I'm looking for with speed, less lagging and freezing?
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dertdeezy said:
Yup you right u right, nuff said! But would cm7 and older roms tend to be more what I'm looking for with speed, less lagging and freezing?
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They're pretty much stable and good to go. You will have more space for apps on a Gingerbread rom than a ICS/JellyBean rom. Also you should have less RAM used on Gingerbread than the other types as well.
Really you just have to decide either TouchWiz or CM based. If CM, then which OS type. After that point, it's pretty easy reduce the rom list.
On cm7 for past week or so...PERFECT!! EXACTLY what I needed, thanks to the good response I got
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On cm7 for past week or so...PERFECT!! EXACTLY what I needed, thanks to the good response I got
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Hah, so it looks like Gingerbread isn't so legacy after all Glad you found what you love!
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