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A little ICS flashing help

A bit confused...
I'm on CM9 alpha 1 and want to get to alpha 2
The CM9 install page says to just use CWM5 to flash the ROM and I dont have to wipe anything...
But I see several things that seem to say flashing ICS stuff through CWM can brick the phone...
Some clarification please?

number 1 do not use rom manager!
number 2 it safe to flash using clockwork mod, upgrading ics roms. but to go back to gingerbread you need to use Odin.
at least that's what I understand. if I'm wrong someone please correct me
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davidstjohn1 said:
number 1 do not use rom manager!
number 2 it safe to flash using clockwork mod, upgrading ics roms. but to go back to gingerbread you need to use Odin.
at least that's what I understand. if I'm wrong someone please correct me
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Ok, that's sort of what I was thinking but I think I'll wait for at least another person to confirm... since you didn't sound real sure of it.. but thanks for the input

im on calks rom and to upgrade from 1.3 to 1.4 i only deleted the cache and dalkiv (sp?) cache and installed the rom and worked great.

blakjak220 said:
Ok, that's sort of what I was thinking but I think I'll wait for at least another person to confirm... since you didn't sound real sure of it.. but thanks for the input
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It's not safe to do any thing with a ics kernel .even wiping data cache etc can brick a phone ..... Always use A GB kernel to flash anything until we get source and they can fix it.... U can use mobile Odin to flash the el26 cwm kernel and then flash the rom without wiping data .... Make sure to flash rom twice and then flash gapps and you are good ....
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omargs7 said:
im on calks rom and to upgrade from 1.3 to 1.4 i only deleted the cache and dalkiv (sp?) cache and installed the rom and worked great.
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AOSP roms are quite a bit different then TW roms . Also I don't recommend wiping on ICS unless you like shiny bricks

xST4T1K said:
AOSP roms are quite a bit different then TW roms . Also I don't recommend wiping on ICS unless you like shiny bricks
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Are you saying dont wipe anything while you have an ICS ROM installed... or just don't try to wipe when you have the ICS recovery installed?.. Like if I have an ICS ROM installed and flash back to an EL29 kernel, I can wipe then right?

blakjak220 said:
Are you saying dont wipe anything while you have an ICS ROM installed... or just don't try to wipe when you have the ICS recovery installed?.. Like if I have an ICS ROM installed and flash back to an EL29 kernel, I can wipe then right?
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yes in theory with a gb based kernel you should be able to wipe but I personally recommend odin'ing a full gb from and kernel then using recovery. I also recommend using calk's wipe zips because they seem to be much safer than CWM wiping directly.
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new e4gt owner with questions about roms

i just picked up an e4gt today, i had one back in december that i rooted then sold. so im back and now there's a ton of stuff out there for this phone.
i just came over from the evo design where there is pretty much nothing happening, and before that i had an evo shift. i had cm7 installed on that and loved it.
so what rom do you guys suggest i use? i see there is cm9 available in alpha form, which has me very tempted.
im looking for a stable rom with no bloatware. and id love some advice.

BiffTirkle said:
i just picked up an e4gt today, i had one back in december that i rooted then sold. so im back and now there's a ton of stuff out there for this phone.
i just came over from the evo design where there is pretty much nothing happening, and before that i had an evo shift. i had cm7 installed on that and loved it.
so what rom do you guys suggest i use? i see there is cm9 available in alpha form, which has me very tempted.
im looking for a stable rom with no bloatware. and id love some advice.
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Go with cm9 that darchstar has posted. It works great and I use it as my daily. After you do the base install I recommend nightly 7/24 and using the chris41g kernel b3 version with it. Great battery life and full functionality.
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Does cm9 wipe out cwm?
I'm paranoid to do anything without an option for recovery.
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Here is your safest bet (as in super safe):
1. Download the el26 safe cwm kernel from the kernel repository in the sticky for this phone
2. Download cm9 6 and gapps
3. Follow cm9 6 download instructions
4. Let it boot
5. Use mobile Odin if you have it (highly recommend as it makes flashing so easy) and flash the el26 kernel that you downloaded in the kernel section from external sd...always check md5 sum first!
6. Once u see the blue light on ur phone in the LED, hold power+volume up to boot into recovery, once the sgs2 logo shows you can lay off the buttons
7. If you didn't do it in time or held too long, just pull the battery and go to recovery via power+volume up
8. You should be in cwm, flash the nightly of cm9, clear dalvik and cache, then flash the chris 41g b3 kernel and reboot
9. Enjoy
10. From this point forward you have a bomb rom and working recovery that will allow backup/nand/flashing safely.
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Look into Blu Kuban(team venum). No bloat, excellent help from dev. Plenty of options/mods/hacks/updates/themed apps/speed/great battery.

Ditto on Alex. Excellent support... Great battery life. It's themed so you should look at the screenshots and the video on the dev site.
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ok, i think im going to try the cm9 route, but i cannot find the correct kernel, or im doing something wrong. i got odin for android, and downloaded a couple of kernels i thought were the right ones and they didnt show up when i tried to select them with odin.

BiffTirkle said:
ok, i think im going to try the cm9 route, but i cannot find the correct kernel, or im doing something wrong. i got odin for android, and downloaded a couple of kernels i thought were the right ones and they didnt show up when i tried to select them with odin.
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Here is the link for el26, first download.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=26295021
The chris41g kernel has its own thread in development, grab the zip format of the cwm b3 version.
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im not finding a b3 version. but i did download the first kernel from chris41g
StockCWM-EL26.zip
i hope thats correct. im going to do a nandroid backup and give it a shot later today. thanks for the help and advice!
its been several months since ive been flashing roms, and i find that it takes me a few days to get back in the swing of things before im flashing again.

The b3 kernel is at chris's goo which is linked to in this xda thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28981308
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So I need to flash el26 kernel first, then I flash 41g-CWM-RC1-b3-0723.zip. then I can flash cm9 and gapps from recovery?
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BiffTirkle said:
So I need to flash el26 kernel first, then I flash 41g-CWM-RC1-b3-0723.zip. then I can flash cm9 and gapps from recovery?
El26, boot to recovery, install cm9 per their install guide...after successful install, flash el26 again, wipe cache/dalvik, and install the chris41g kernel from there.
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ok, so i got cm9 on the phone. very excited, except for the launcher wont allow me to add widgets. wierd, same thing with my touchpad.
anyway i tried to flash el26 and it stalled at the splash screen, so i opened up recovery and wiped cache and dalvik, then installed the chris41g kernel. and no dice. aaaanyway. whats the benefit to the other kernels versus what i get with cm9? and is there a solution to my problem?

I read 4g is unreliable on Chris' new kernels
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BiffTirkle said:
ok, so i got cm9 on the phone. very excited, except for the launcher wont allow me to add widgets. wierd, same thing with my touchpad.
anyway i tried to flash el26 and it stalled at the boot screen, so i opened up recovery and wiped cache and dalvik, then installed the chris41g kernel. and no dice. aaaanyway. whats the benefit to the other kernels versus what i get with cm9? and is there a solution to my problem?
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I get that problem whatever I wipe the dalvik cache
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well, im not sure what to do now. i love cyanogenmod, and id put up with a few hiccups if i could. but it looks like i wont be able to use this as a daily rom. very disappointing...
so, i might try the blu kuban rom.
at this point i want a debloated stable rom. im back to a rooted stock rom with el29.
i just dont want to brick my phone, i have insurance and can take it in to swap it out. its just a waste of time if i can avoid it.
any other suggestions?

BiffTirkle said:
well, im not sure what to do now. i love cyanogenmod, and id put up with a few hiccups if i could. but it looks like i wont be able to use this as a daily rom. very disappointing...
so, i might try the blu kuban rom.
at this point i want a debloated stable rom. im back to a rooted stock rom with el29.
i just dont want to brick my phone, i have insurance and can take it in to swap it out. its just a waste of time if i can avoid it.
any other suggestions?
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Start with thread #1 on the attached link.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1625535
To Install
Boot to recovery
Make an NAND Backup
Wipe the phone (with the Format All X2 script)
Flash Part 1
Boot the phone
Go to the updater (Under put things back to stock) and install Part 2 (Two part install is to finish theming Talk)
Reboot and Enjoy
When I did this I went to CWM to flash this through odin. Rom works very smooth. There is a ton of information in the thread but that should get you started.

[Q] Will someone update the multiboot fuction to work with CM10?

I am running CM10 nightly 24. When I try using the cm9 utility it wont flash in CWM, it errors. Will someone please make a new version that will boot the Epic from SD on CM10? If not, does anyone know how to make the cm9 version to work?
CM9 Multiboot Utility:
http://epiccm.blogspot.com/2012/01/boot-el30-stock-from-sdcard.html

At the risk of raising your ire, are you sure you're doing it right? I don't think the utility cares which CM version you're running (unless the repartitioning that's part of CM10 interferes with it??).
You need to download and untar the utility tarball onto your PC first, then copy the boot_FC09.zip from your PC to your SD card's /sdcard/multiboot/FC09 directory.
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arschend said:
At the risk of raising your ire, are you sure you're doing it right? I don't think the utility cares which CM version you're running (unless the repartitioning that's part of CM10 interferes with it??).
You need to download and untar the utility tarball onto your PC first, then copy the boot_FC09.zip from your PC to your SD card's /sdcard/multiboot/FC09 directory.
Al
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No, he's correct. The current multiboot utility won't work from CM10 due to some undetermined incompatibility between the kernels. I intend to post a workaround soon, which basically has you flash a 2.6 kernel so the multiboot will work, then flash back your proper CM10 kernel after you're done. Bit of pain with the extra steps, but it's faster than restoring all the way back to CM9.
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bbelos said:
No, he's correct. The current multiboot utility won't work from CM10 due to some undetermined incompatibility between the kernels. I intend to post a workaround soon, which basically has you flash a 2.6 kernel so the multiboot will work, then flash back your proper CM10 kernel after you're done. Bit of pain with the extra steps, but it's faster than restoring all the way back to CM9.
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thanks for the info, now i dont have to odin to switch prls again.

bbelos said:
I intend to post a workaround soon, which basically has you flash a 2.6 kernel so the multiboot will work, then flash back your proper CM10 kernel after you're done.
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Are saying all i need to do is flash 2.6 kernel and it'll work
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pctech101 said:
Are saying all i need to do is flash 2.6 kernel and it'll work
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You can try that yes.
1. Boot into recovery.
2. Do a backup, if you don't already have one with your current kernel.
3. Flash a 2.6 kernel (I tested with a CM9 kernel)
4. Reboot to recovery (since you won't be able to boot CM10)
5. Flash the boot_FC09.zip
6. Do whatever you need to do
7. Boot back into recovery
8. Advanced restore -> boot (or reflash CM10, reflash your CM10 kernel of choice, full restore, etc.)
How you restore your proper CM10 kernel is up to you. Advanced restore seems like the easiest way if you remember to backup first, although I haven't tested that method yet.

thanks. i used cleangb kernel and then multiboot worked.
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I have a proper fix for using the multiboot from CM10. Stay tuned.

Safe Recovery?

Greetings,
I've goofed around with rooting, and flashing kernels and modems so far with my device, but now I want to get into looking at different ROMs.
I keep seeing that it's critical to use a "known safe kernel/recovery" to avoid bricking, however very little information about what those safe kernels are.
I'd like to try the Re-Calked ROM. Would Agat's FI27repack with recovery be a safe kernel to use for this ? That's what I've currently got on my device.
So sorry for a noob question, but I've had a hard time figuring out a definitive answer for this as information seems to become outdated quickly, and it's difficult to determine what supersedes what.

romgnascher said:
Greetings,
I've goofed around with rooting, and flashing kernels and modems so far with my device, but now I want to get into looking at different ROMs.
I keep seeing that it's critical to use a "known safe kernel" to avoid bricking, however very little information about what those safe kernels are.
I'd like to try the Re-Calked ROM. Would Agat's FI27repack with recovery be a safe kernel to use for this ? That's what I've currently got on my device.
So sorry for a noob question, but I've had a hard time figuring out a definitive answer for this as information seems to become outdated quickly, and it's difficult to determine what supersedes what.
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More Safe recovery.. Agat's is a good one to run

milky1112 said:
More Safe recovery.. Agat's is a good one to run
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Oops ... right. Safe recovery. I'll change my title.
So I'm safe to run with the linked Kernel/recovery. Thanks a a bunch!

romgnascher said:
Oops ... right. Safe recovery. I'll change my title.
So I'm safe to run with the linked Kernel/recovery. Thanks a a bunch!
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fi27 is the latest build.. agats is safe but most would reccomend using el26cwm kernel.. its a gb kernel so you would need to odin/mobile odin it then have rom on sd card or internal storage already and go into recovery do your wipes it requires then flash ur rom
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Just to be absolutely safe, it is better to use el26 safe cwm. Think I read about some bricks happening using that particular agat repack?
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Bannjio said:
Just to be absolutely safe, it is better to use el26 safe cwm. Think I read about some bricks happening using that particular agat repack?
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I heard about bricks happening flashing from agat to aokp.. But it was a problem with aokp
But in wouldn't use that repack anyway.. I'd feel better using his source kernel
-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss

Bannjio said:
Just to be absolutely safe, it is better to use el26 safe cwm. Think I read about some bricks happening using that particular agat repack?
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Just to clear any confusion, it was not the Fi27 repack. It was a combination of Fi25 repack and going to an aokp build.
Let's try to keep this clear to avoid any undue misconceptions by posting references without making blind statements.
If there IS a reference to a Fi27 issue, please reference it.
And as always - When in doubt, use EL26.
Here is the Vanberge thread for my reference :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1912529

MoHoGalore said:
Just to clear any confusion, it was not the Fi27 repack. It was a combination of Fi25 repack and going to an aokp build.
Let's try to keep this clear to avoid any undue misconceptions by posting references without making blind statements.
If there IS a reference to a Fi27 issue, please reference it.
And as always - When in doubt, use EL26.
Here is the Vanberge thread for my reference :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1912529
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yup.. el26 is what i use all day.. dont get me wrong im on agat 6.3 kernel but if im doing a full rom install i always el26.. everything else i go through agat 6.3 source kernel.. but im just used to doing it this way
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elliwigy said:
yup.. el26 is what i use all day.. dont get me wrong im on agat 6.3 kernel but if im doing a full rom install i always el26.. everything else i go through agat 6.3 source kernel.. but im just used to doing it this way
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I only use el26 to wipe and flash, the only thing I flash from "safe" ICS recoveries in the el26zip and then reboot recovery. I've been too lazy to use mobile Odin lately so started just flashing el26 via recovery only wiping cache and dalvik before install. I've had issues with cwm 6 hanging while doing backups
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So if I want to flash an ICS ROM is EL26 ok to use even though some ICS ROMs require an ICD kernel?
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cdsbj6508 said:
So if I want to flash an ICS ROM is EL26 ok to use even though some ICS ROMs require an ICD kernel?
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All ics roms require an ics kernel
But yes you can flash an ics rom with the el26 kernel (just boot straight into recovery) when you flash the ics rom of your choice the kernel is already included; so after you flash everything, the ROM shall boot
-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss

MiguelHogue said:
All ics roms require an ics kernel
But yes you can flash an ics rom with the el26 kernel (just boot straight into recovery) when you flash the ics rom of your choice the kernel is already included; so after you flash everything, the ROM shall boot
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I did install crawrj stock FH13 ROM but I staryed to get random reboots. So I asked in his thread and was told I had to flash a ICS kernel first then the ROM but when I flash agats kernel I still got random reboots.
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cdsbj6508 said:
I did install crawrj stock FH13 ROM but I staryed to get random reboots. So I asked in his thread and was told I had to flash a ICS kernel first then the ROM but when I flash agats kernel I still got random reboots.
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I'm a little confused lol.. I mean you don't have to flash an ics kernel and then an ics rom.. Unless is the *rare case the ROM you are trying to Flash doesn't have a kernel included... But you do need an ics kernel to. Boot an ics rom so maybe that's what was meant?
And these random reboots.. Have you tried a fresh install wiping data... Cache.. Dalivk cache
-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss

MiguelHogue said:
I'm a little confused lol.. I mean you don't have to flash an ics kernel and then an ics rom.. Unless is the *rare case the ROM you are trying to Flash doesn't have a kernel included... But you do need an ics kernel to. Boot an ics rom so maybe that's what was meant?
And these random reboots.. Have you tried a fresh install wiping data... Cache.. Dalivk cache
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I use Calkulins Format All with data wipe. After I flash the ROM then it boots up and I set my phone up and as soon as I make a call or browse the web my phone reboots. So what I just did was odin back to Fh13 then install el26 cwm using mobile odin. Then I flashed. Agats FI03 then I flashed crawrj fi27 rom. Now waiting to see if it reboots.
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cdsbj6508 said:
I use Calkulins Format All with data wipe. After I flash the ROM then it boots up and I set my phone up and as soon as I make a call or browse the web my phone reboots. So what I just did was odin back to Fh13 then install el26 cwm using mobile odin. Then I flashed. Agats FI03 then I flashed crawrj fi27 rom. Now waiting to see if it reboots.
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In the future I would try wiping manually, I've heard some users have issues using those wipe all scripts.. But some don't.. So I guess it's just a case by case type of thing
And if the reboots keep happening I would do a fresh install of another rom just to see.. Assuming you like the stock look I recommend you to take a look at recalked..pretty nice rom
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MiguelHogue said:
In the future I would try wiping manually, I've heard some users have issues using those wipe all scripts.. But some don't.. So I guess it's just a case by case type of thing
And if the reboots keep happening I would do a fresh install of another rom just to see.. Assuming you like the stock look I recommend you to take a look at recalked..pretty nice rom
-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss
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Just got a reboot setting up system tuner pro. But I want to THANK you foe your patience with me. Going to take a look at recalked now
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cdsbj6508 said:
Just got a reboot setting up system tuner pro. But I want to THANK you foe your patience with me. Going to take a look at recalked now
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No problem at all
-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss

Yeah like Miguel said try wiping manually, from a "safe" recovery. I personally prefer el26+cwm. I've had issues with the wipe all scripts not grabbing everything. I typically wipe manually then flash a format all x2 script from rujules then flash my rom and gapps then wipe cache and dalvik again then boot to system. Then after system boots I go back to recovery and install my inverted gapps after my account is set up and any mods I wanna install wiping cache and dalvik before and after and i rarely have issues with FCs or reboots. Usually I get em from testing something that ends up not being compatible :thumbup:
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MoHoGalore said:
Just to clear any confusion, it was not the Fi27 repack. It was a combination of Fi25 repack and going to an aokp build.
Let's try to keep this clear to avoid any undue misconceptions by posting references without making blind statements.
If there IS a reference to a Fi27 issue, please reference it.
And as always - When in doubt, use EL26.
Here is the Vanberge thread for my reference :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1912529
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That was my mistake, I should have verified before posting. I was confusing with a separate issue. Sorry all!
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Nada
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[Q]Kernel compatibility for [ROM] [AOSP] » LIQUIDSMOOTH » JellyBean [4.1.2] RC 9 [HER

I am having a hard time finding a compatible Kernel for [ROM] [AOSP] » LIQUIDSMOOTH » JellyBean [4.1.2] RC 9 [HERCULES]
-GS2 T-Mobile T989
I tried flashing [KERNEL]OC/UV up to 1.83GHz h0tcakez JB | 3.0.49 For Hercules
Firstly, I am getting confused which one to use, but I tried each one anyway.
--They all result in BootLoop--
I have seen people have it as a kernel, but I can't seem to figure it out.
If anyone can help me, Thank you in advance
T-mobile Galaxy S2 T989
LIQUIDSMOOTH RC9 JELLYBEAN 4.1.2
CWM 5.0.2.7
- I have tried 6.0.1.9 CWM, seemed buggy for me.
- Also used TWRP, it works great but same results with the bootloop after flashing [h0tcakez Kernel]

Flash kko-t989 or hotcakes aosp kernel. Wipe dalvik , wipe cache then reboot. Try sk8erwitskils cwm recovery its in the thread for development
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richardlibeau said:
Flash kko-t989 or hotcakes aosp kernel. Wipe dalvik , wipe cache then reboot. Try sk8erwitskils cwm recovery its in the thread for development
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I can't find the sk8terwitskills cwm recovery. But I have tried to flash and wipe dalv/cache still getting the bootloop.

Its aosp so either should work.
Can you get to your recovery?
I have always had to use the darksidecachewipe zip after flashing with cwm recovery.
Twrp does NOT require the use of cache wipe scripts.
Try getting the darksidecahewipe onto your device, and run it from recovery after you flash.
I soft bricked a phone the other day with the hotcakes kernel because I didn't make sure I was running a post-oct14 build of cm10. So make sure you meet all criteria for installation.
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ctrlaltdeln said:
Its aosp so either should work.
Can you get to your recovery?
I have always had to use the darksidecachewipe zip after flashing with cwm recovery.
Twrp does NOT require the use of cache wipe scripts.
Try getting the darksidecahewipe onto your device, and run it from recovery after you flash.
I soft bricked a phone the other day with the hotcakes kernel because I didn't make sure I was running a post-oct14 build of cm10. So make sure you meet all criteria for installation.
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Tried everything, not working, What build are you using? Maybe Ill try it. Please

Update your recovery to latest TWRP or CWM. If your flashing properly and still having issues then that's all it could be.
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I've used these kernels on various JB ROMs
KKO
http://db.tt/uEx0aED4
Hotcakez
http://db.tt/pB0nkMik

Base Firmware
Would it matter if I started at a 4.0.3 Firmware or a 4.0.4 firmware Stock? I have been flashing from 4.0.3 Stock firmware

I'm running the stable release of cm10. I've tried lots of ROMs and I find I always go back to cm10.
The liquid ROM is cm10 based so anything that will work with cm10 should work with liquid ROM.
Try flashing cm10 stable from scratch. Full wipes. Follow instructions on cyanogenmod install instructions page.
Backup.!!! If still on cwm,...........use darksidesuperwipe to factory reset device. I like to flash radio then cm10 then DScachewipe and reboot. Wait at least 10mins after first boot.
Then I like to reboot, and flash gapps then kernel, then DScachewipe.
In my opinion, definitely get onto twrp. No need to DScachewipe before reboot. Also nicer UI.
After cm10 is running good, flash till your hearts content.
Although I think you will find cm10 to be an excellent daily driver.
Good luck.
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