Using Aokplay ROM ICS for a few days and while I like it,the battery drains quickly and most games don't work.
Planning on switching back to GB (last rom was TEAM Stock) was using a locked bootloader then but now it is unlocked,what are some good ROMs to use?
Thanks for the help
GetPatriotized said:
Using Aokplay ROM ICS for a few days and while I like it,the battery drains quickly and most games don't work.
Planning on switching back to GB (last rom was TEAM Stock) was using a locked bootloader then but now it is unlocked,what are some good ROMs to use?
Thanks for the help
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I think u should try joka rom maybe it would not drains your battery so fast, now im trying to change to that rom but could make it,
You could always give CM7 a try.
GetPatriotized said:
Using Aokplay ROM ICS for a few days and while I like it,the battery drains quickly and most games don't work.
Planning on switching back to GB (last rom was TEAM Stock) was using a locked bootloader then but now it is unlocked,what are some good ROMs to use?
Thanks for the help
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use this one with doomkernel
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1595058
ezadsyafiq99 said:
use this one with doomkernel
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1595058
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2.3.7? I was on 2.3.4 on my last ROM (Rogers UK Generic)
GetPatriotized said:
2.3.7? I was on 2.3.4 on my last ROM (Rogers UK Generic)
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All gingerbread roms are stock 2.3.4 with the developers theme and a few tweaks/scripts already installed. Most roms won't affect battery life, what you need to do is install a custom kernel i.e. doomlords which will give you a performance and battery boost.
EDIT- Also some apps may have been added/removed.
Nabeel_Nabs said:
All gingerbread roms are stock 2.3.4 with the developers theme and a few tweaks/scripts already installed. Most roms won't affect battery life, what you need to do is install a custom kernel i.e. doomlords which will give you a performance and battery boost.
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Ah I get it. Where can I get the boot.img for Doomloads kernel?
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Ah I get it. Where can I get the boot.img for Doomloads kernel?
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In this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1176502
build #3003 is the best atm:
http://icxperia.com/doomlord/play/dk-13/PLAY-GSM-DooMKernel-v13-3013_boot.img
Spent a couple days on TrueAncestor and it's fine but the battery life drains a little bit than stock
I liked JokaWild 3.0 with DoomKernal 3013.
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Hello, i want to ask about custom rom and stock rom that the most battery saving, could u tell me what rom is it? because my gio is really wasteful, its only standby for 6-8 hours
FYI : i have stock rom with S5660DXKP6
Jonas hendrickx rom has great battery life.
Sent from my GT-S5660
giopro 1.4 also has good battery life
Right now using CM7.2, lasts a lot longer than stock.
iok1 said:
Jonas hendrickx rom has great battery life.
Sent from my GT-S5660
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0M3G4_ said:
giopro 1.4 also has good battery life
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Right now using CM7.2, lasts a lot longer than stock.
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could you all tell me how long your battery life is? and is it stable?
Usually GioPro 1.4 lasted me about 2 days with regular use (some calls, angry birds, a little wifi usage, screen brightness level medium)
Not that bad of a rom, actually.
I tried different ROMs and for me, stock with custom kernel and the same settings across ROMs, it lasts the longest.
I tried stock, CM7 by phiexz, CM7 by squadzone, CM9 (GalaxyICS) and now I'm running stock with phiexz' kernel.
About 12 hours even with constant Internet access (WiFi/HSDPA).
Adrenaline ROM™ | Galaxy Gio Edition
smhybrid said:
could you all tell me how long your battery life is? and is it stable?
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A good day with average use (wifi off - 3g on)
0M3G4_ said:
Usually GioPro 1.4 lasted me about 2 days with regular use (some calls, angry birds, a little wifi usage, screen brightness level medium)
Not that bad of a rom, actually.
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what about gioPro 1.6? is it saver?
jrusinek said:
I tried different ROMs and for me, stock with custom kernel and the same settings across ROMs, it lasts the longest.
I tried stock, CM7 by phiexz, CM7 by squadzone, CM9 (GalaxyICS) and now I'm running stock with phiexz' kernel.
About 12 hours even with constant Internet access (WiFi/HSDPA).
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woah... I don't know how to change kernel and im not good enough to do that..
plandi said:
Adrenaline ROM™ | Galaxy Gio Edition
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hi, i want to try this, but how to download?? I can't find any download link for this cus rom at this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1579499
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A good day with average use (wifi off - 3g on)
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whoa.. i'll wait this rom until stable because i see known issue and bugs from that rom, but thanks for the answer..
Changing kernel? Easy peasy.
Run download mode, flash CWM with Odin, reboot to recovery.
In CWM, mount /system, install zip from SD, choose the ZIP with kernel and voila. You might only want to apply Superuser ZIP too. Pre-rooted kernel from phiexz doesn't appear to be really rooted.
And voila. NoFrills CPU control is there, Superuser is there. You've got control over your superquick smartphone .
jrusinek said:
Changing kernel? Easy peasy.
Run download mode, flash CWM with Odin, reboot to recovery.
In CWM, mount /system, install zip from SD, choose the ZIP with kernel and voila. You might only want to apply Superuser ZIP too. Pre-rooted kernel from phiexz doesn't appear to be really rooted.
And voila. NoFrills CPU control is there, Superuser is there. You've got control over your superquick smartphone .
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To do it more easy, flash cwm via recovery
Sent from my GT-S5660 using xda premium
smhybrid said:
hi, i want to try this, but how to download?? I can't find any download link for this cus rom at this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1579499
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Link from giocommunity http://www.mediafire.com/?xh9xd2c9qs619fq
Now can be found at this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1594275
Adrenaline ROM has a great battery life
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For a ROM with good battery life, you could also try "Particle ROM". With low usage (a bit wifi, standard apps, no games) I get 3 days, sometime even 4.
madelgijs
phiex rom, no doubt
Adrenaline ROM really has improved battery life than stock.
This is the BEST, Hands down, most Battery Saving Rom:
It must be built from Source (Aosp) (Like GB, CM7, CM9)
And most of it depends on the Kernel
Hey all,
I've just bought one of these and I'm waiting for it to arrive.
In the meantime, I'm looking for custom ROMs and kernels to use but there are just so many.
The reason I bought one is because I bricked my previous phone. I'm currently using a really old phone and intend to use the Arc as soon as I get it and I probably won't have a lot of time to do testing of my own.
What I'm looking for is a really stable ROM that has good performance and very little bloat installed. As for the kernel, whatever people think is the best will do. I probably won't be overclocking the phone (most likely underclocking) as the main thing I want from my phone is good battery life.
Thanks for any input!
jjHybrid Rom 3.2 and Arcknight kernel 3.3 no overclock.
Sent from my LT18i
Jelly Sandwich with XArc kernel. It's [~xDevilCharged~] and during playing 3D games home screen appears blazing fast! Try it out!
Sent from my LT18i using xda app-developers app
There is no best.
You have to search and find yourself, what features are important and what not, what do you want to use it for and if you want GB or ICS.
There is no best for everyone.
How to Install this
maxio1998 said:
Jelly Sandwich with XArc kernel. It's [~xDevilCharged~] and during playing 3D games home screen appears blazing fast! Try it out!
Sent from my LT18i using xda app-developers app
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Hi, Could you please provide a step by step method to install this rom. I know there is one given on the development page but i can understand that one. I have Lt5i non rooted.
Thanks
Someguyfromhell said:
There is no best.
You have to search and find yourself, what features are important and what not, what do you want to use it for and if you want GB or ICS.
There is no best for everyone.
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+1
Sent from my CM9'd Arc
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sushil685 said:
Hi, Could you please provide a step by step method to install this rom. I know there is one given on the development page but i can understand that one. I have Lt5i non rooted.
Thanks
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Then read it a few more times.
Sent from my CM9'd Arc
Arc knight
So my phone arrived and it's been updated to 4.1.B.0.587.
The bootloader is locked and I want to keep it that way just because I don't want to mess anything up.
I was wondering am I able to installed the locked bootloader version of JJ's Hybrid ROM 3.2 Stable on 4.1.B.0.587?
Thanks.
PS - I would have asked this on the development thread, but I don't have enough posts to post there.
InsaneDP said:
So my phone arrived and it's been updated to 4.1.B.0.587.
The bootloader is locked and I want to keep it that way just because I don't want to mess anything up.
I was wondering am I able to installed the locked bootloader version of JJ's Hybrid ROM 3.2 Stable on 4.1.B.0.587?
Thanks.
PS - I would have asked this on the development thread, but I don't have enough posts to post there.
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You must root your phone using this method
Then you can proceed to JJ's Hybrid
best kernel is the stock kernel
and the best rom is the stock rom with all bloatwares manually removed, manually tweaked,manually supercharged,manually installed Mods...
install watever u want and delete watever u dont want..simple!!
Someguyfromhell said:
There is no best.
You have to search and find yourself, what features are important and what not, what do you want to use it for and if you want GB or ICS.
There is no best for everyone.
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++1
Had been using MIUI (Chi Ver) for a month and then gave up.
JJ's HYBRID ROM v3.2 is good but I had to install the AnyLocale.apk and JAYS_Headset_Control.apk to make it works.
Been using Xperia Ice Cream Pureness (Build 10) with .431 then .587 for a week and love it.
Love them both because of the on screen button.
ROM
ArcKnight 3.5 kernel goes along with IC.Xperiance well. Its fast and great for beginners ! links below
ArcKnight kernel
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1597771
IC.Xperiance
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1836818
I have tried all the custom roms , for me the best is JJ's HYBRID ROM v3.2 with arknight kernel alls works ok and the battery is very good. But today i tried CM9.1 excellent rom . Those 2 roms for me is the best.
sokgiorgos said:
I have tried all the custom roms , for me the best is JJ's HYBRID ROM v3.2 with arknight kernel alls works ok and the battery is very good. But today i tried CM9.1 excellent rom . Those 2 roms for me is the best.
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JJ's and CM9, which one you would like a bit more ?
I did tried several ROMs but never the CM series before :silly:
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If you don't care about graphical user interface ,defintely JJ hybrid rom is great (fast - compatible with games - has ROM control as well) ,few bugs though like wifi hotspot http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1537717
If you care about having nice user interface with reasonable game performance you can try Jelly sandwich http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1836993 or the Remix http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1884958
For the Kernel i always advice to use stock kernel in order to avoid battery drain issues
Regards,
Hey guys,
I tried to find a thread about my question, but couldn't find a convenient one.
How can I reset my LT18i to complete stock setup? Including ROM, Kernel and Baseband? Maybe unroot it too.
A further question as an alternative for me..
What is the best Kernel to use in CM7? I'm currently on 2.6.32.9-FXP, but games tend to lag, battery unloads very quick. I have to reload the battery at least every night.
Thanks in advice.
echo1991
echo1991 said:
Hey guys,
I tried to find a thread about my question, but couldn't find a convenient one.
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Hi.
There are plenty out there - return xperia arc to stock
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=35910775#post35910775
allright Thanks to that!
how about the CM7 Kernel?
echo1991 said:
allright Thanks to that!
how about the CM7 Kernel?
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Pretty basic kernel. Nothing special.
Try Doomlord CM7 kernel instead!
Sent from my CM9 powered Samsung Galaxy S3
Destroyedbeauty said:
Try Doomlord CM7 kernel instead!
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okay. I tried doomkernel v22 now, flashed it and installed the modules. but after rebooting the touchscreen doesn't work in CM7 and I got no service. however, the touchscreen works in bootloader/CWM
i'm using CM7 FXP130, baseband 72
I flashed the kernel via fastboot to replace the actual FXP kernel.
echo1991 said:
okay. I tried doomkernel v22 now, flashed it and installed the modules. but after rebooting the touchscreen doesn't work in CM7 and I got no service. however, the touchscreen works in bootloader/CWM
i'm using CM7 FXP130, baseband 72
I flashed the kernel via fastboot to replace the actual FXP kernel.
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1. You can't use Doomlords Gingerbread kernel on CM7! This one is the correct one -> Doomlord CM7-kernel
2. And baseband 72 is not for 2.3.x based ROMs..
Destroyedbeauty said:
1. You can't use Doomlords Gingerbread kernel on CM7! This one is the correct one -> Doomlord CM7-kernel
2. And baseband 72 is not for 2.3.x based ROMs..
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okay i'll try that one.
which baseband is the right one? do you recommend one? though baseband 72 actually works =/
echo1991 said:
okay i'll try that one.
which baseband is the right one? do you recommend one? though baseband 72 actually works =/
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For CM7.2 - baseband 36 with corresponding libs is the ****.
Sent from my CM9 powered Samsung Galaxy S3
thanks! works so far. I'll have a look at my battery if something changed.
everything works fine
thanks!
echo1991 said:
thanks! works so far. I'll have a look at my battery if something changed.
everything works fine
thanks!
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Trust me, it will change
Sent from my CM9 powered Samsung Galaxy S3
Hiya guys,
I;m quitte now to this forum, just rooted my r800i yesterday.
Now, i want do chooce a kernel and and rom.
I got my eye on doomkernel(forgot exact name) and Turbo kernel v3.1.
Wich one is better overall? xD
Also, im thinking between Turbo UI r4 and Project Jellerzeus r5(last on is a OASP)
Hope u guys can help me
jimsternl said:
Hiya guys,
I;m quitte now to this forum, just rooted my r800i yesterday.
Now, i want do chooce a kernel and and rom.
I got my eye on doomkernel(forgot exact name) and Turbo kernel v3.1.
Wich one is better overall? xD
Also, im thinking between Turbo UI r4 and Project Jellerzeus r5(last on is a OASP)
Hope u guys can help me
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Its all about preference use GB rom if you want everything working. Use doomkernel for GB roms its more stable and reliable.
Don't forget you need to unlock your bootloader to flash a kernel
Sent from my R800i using xda app-developers app
cippi21 said:
Don't forget you need to unlock your bootloader to flash a kernel
Sent from my R800i using xda app-developers app
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I gonna do that tomorrow, still quitte blurry to do do it correctly xD but will find some guide on forum(i hope)
GB roms? whats GB ?
AW: [Q] r800i rom/kernel
When you want to use a gingerbread Rom use the lupus kernel. This kernel is newer, so it is more stable and you have a better performance.
Sry for my bad English
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hansi66627 said:
When you want to use a gingerbread Rom use the lupus kernel. This kernel is newer, so it is more stable and you have a better performance.
Sry for my bad English
Xperia Play via Tapatalk 2
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Lupus v6 is the best kernel for me, very fast for games. Dixperia 2 for daily usage, stable and fast, but for games nxt gaming, 260mb ram free, light and smooth
guinness691 said:
Lupus v6 is the best kernel for me, very fast for games. Dixperia 2 for daily usage, stable and fast, but for games nxt gaming, 260mb ram free, light and smooth
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So, i gonna do the rom : nxt2jb (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1934281)
For the kernel i gonna do Lupus v6 (haven't found the tread yet)
Can anyone please make me a good guide how to do correct flash etc ?
Would really appreciate it
jimsternl said:
So, i gonna do the rom : nxt2jb (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1934281)
For the kernel i gonna do Lupus v6 (haven't found the tread yet)
Can anyone please make me a good guide how to do correct flash etc ?
Would really appreciate it
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1849536
The Lupus v6 tread
shocito said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1849536
The Lupus v6 tread
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Thank mate
Now i just need to put it on my phone xD
jimsternl said:
Thank mate
Now i just need to put it on my phone xD
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Click thanks button if my post has useful for you.
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I hitted the button
Atm going to start it.
going to use this ; http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2054512 xD
Guys please can you tell me..
Should i flash the LUPUS 14 (Latest kernel) or should i use the stock ICS .587 kernel?
Will lupus make gaming faster and lag free?
Or it does nothing so?
Thank u :angel:
badboyofpersia said:
Guys please can you tell me..
Should i flash the LUPUS 14 (Latest kernel) or should i use the stock ICS .587 kernel?
Will lupus make gaming faster and lag free?
Or it does nothing so?
Thank u :angel:
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Check For yourself
Sent from my Xperia Arc S
For battery Life the stock One is the best. If you want some Extras Flash the custom One. For me the stock One ist best
badboyofpersia said:
Guys please can you tell me..
Should i flash the LUPUS 14 (Latest kernel) or should i use the stock ICS .587 kernel?
Will lupus make gaming faster and lag free?
Or it does nothing so?
Thank u :angel:
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I am using Lupus v14 since they release it,,i like it qua performance very good and battery life is upto 12 to 13 hours its more than enough for me also alot of tweaks example zram,usb oti,verndor options, network optimizations,defend against arp spoofing , micro sdcard speed.
so go on and flash it and try it i think you will like it.