Since people probably don't read through threads fully, here is the kernel that I've been packaging with my ButterNutz ROM for a while now, though this one is slightly newer. The full change-log can be found via the source link going to Github. I'll state that this is a very stock and minimal kernel. If you like changing things constantly like the CPU governor and IO Schedulers, you probably want to go look for another kernel. If you like something that works great without having to play around with 50 different settings, then this may be for you. I took the stock kernel source for the tuna board, and patched it up to the latest 3.0.x release, and am also keeping it merged with the tuna source from AOSP, as there have been a few changes since I initially put this out that just got merged in. I've enabled overclocking, though in my usage, the phone rarely goes up to the 1200/1350MHz steps. I've also set the GPU clock to the advertised stock setting, though it doesn't do much for performance from what I saw, but I also haven't seen an issue with battery life, so I left it where I set it. This isn't undervolted, nor does it support it. I tested several undervolt settings, and saw no change in battery life, regardless of what I set the voltages to. Getting rid of it just makes for one less thing to have bugs and issues. For those that are reading averse, here is the Cliff Notes version of features.
Features
Based on stock AOSP kernel source
Patched to the latest 3.0.x from vanilla kernel sources
Overclocked CPU/GPU
Simple IO Scheduler
LZO Compression for faster boot times
Compatible with all Tuna board Galaxy Nexus phones (toro, torospr/toroplus, maguro)
Flash and forget it, no need to spend 20 minutes tweaking for optimal performance
Download
Jelly Bean Kernel - MD5
Jelly Bean Tether Kernel - MD5
ICS Kernel - MD5
ICS Tether Kernel - MD5
Change log
FAQ
Where is XYZ feature?
If you can't find it, odds are it isn't included. Look through the change log above to see if it has been added.
Can I have XYZ Feature added to the kernel?
Link to it and I'll take it under consideration. However, odds are, if it hasn't been included yet, it may not get added. I will add any features that I deem useful, and if you would like something that I don't add, the kernel is opensource, so you can easily add it yourself.
Thanks gonna test drive this!
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wynnemelvin said:
Thanks gonna test drive this!
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Kernel will not boot running paranoid 0.3
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wynnemelvin said:
Kernel will not boot running paranoid 0.3
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Well, it's working fine here, and for several other users that I've talked to. Not sure what the issue is, but I'd need more information that you provided to even begin to figure out what is wrong.
Also, updated the kernel. I removed some debugging, added in UTF-8 support, and also updated with some more changes from Google. Full list of changes are on Github.
Now here is a kernel I will run
Thanks.
adrynalyne said:
Now here is a kernel I will run
Thanks.
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I think everyone should use it, but I may be a little biased
imnuts said:
I think everyone should use it, but I may be a little biased
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I am a fan sir.
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Updated the OP with two new kernels. If you use tethering, you'll want the tether kernel as it should support wifi tethering properly. The other will only allow you to tether via wifi if you don't use encryption.
Has it been tested with the latest bamf rom
4th attempt on flashing this kernel, after wiping dalvik/ cache I flash the kernel it doesn't finish it says verifying partition size the it just drops out and says its done after two seconds. This is with all of your releases. Neither one will flash to my phone
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wynnemelvin said:
4th attempt on flashing this kernel, after wiping dalvik/ cache I flash the kernel it doesn't finish it says verifying partition size the it just drops out and says its done after two seconds. This is with all of your releases. Neither one will flash to my phone
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I'm not sure how you're flashing it, but the updater-script in the zip does not print anything, nor does anything get mounted. It checks that you're using a tuna device and extracts the boot.img directly to the device node. It should take just a couple seconds to flash.
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I'm not sure how you're flashing it, but the updater-script in the zip does not print anything, nor does anything get mounted. It checks that you're using a tuna device and extracts the boot.img directly to the device node. It should take just a couple seconds to flash.
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Flashed in recovery I even changed roms to see if it was the rom but it just won't boot on my phone I guess I've downloaded it 3 different times thinking it was a bad flash or download but still nothing
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wynnemelvin said:
Flashed in recovery I even changed roms to see if it was the rom but it just won't boot on my phone I guess I've downloaded it 3 different times thinking it was a bad flash or download but still nothing
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What recovery are you using I noticed that there it's a problem with TWRP recovery in updating some zip files.
Also you might want to try and flash back to stock and retry. Sometimes a fresh start is always best
Just some food for thought...
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bigbean2006 said:
What recovery are you using I noticed that there it's a problem with TWRP recovery in updating some zip files.
Also you might want to try and flash back to stock and retry. Sometimes a fresh start is always best
Just some food for thought...
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Cwm 5.5.0.4
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Cwm 5.5.0.4
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I'm using CWM 5.5.0.4, though the original touch version. I'll revert to stock CWM when I get home and see if I can reproduce, but I'm not sure why it would be causing a problem. Are you on a Sprint Nexus?
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I'm using CWM 5.5.0.4, though the original touch version. I'll revert to stock CWM when I get home and see if I can reproduce, but I'm not sure why it would be causing a problem. Are you on a Sprint Nexus?
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No verizon
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No verizon
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Yeah, it definitely works on the VZW Nexus.
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Has it been tested with the latest bamf rom
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I've only tested on Toro, but it should work on all variants.
Not to be an ass or anything but y would I have to go back to stock and then come and try to flash this kernel again? Every zip I flash (but this one) flashes fine via any recovery twp cwm etc. I haven't had my phone hang on boot logo one time until I flashed this kernel ....
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I've only tested on Toro, but it should work on all variants.
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I am on toro but have switched from bamf to sourcery again
for me, by me and I love you
Related
Eventually I will be rooting my nexus but I'm wondering what is out right now that is worth rooting?
I know this phone is fairly new so I know there are betas out there
Is there a rom that is pretty solid?
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Being that it's a nexus...
The roms are built (primarily) from source. And otherwise cherry-picked from other roms.
As such, they are ALL very stable, that I've seen.
The choice is yours.
Root access adds so much to the device...even without a custom rom.
The ability to back your system up.
Back up user apps to transfer to future devices/restore on your current device in the case of failure of some sort...
Better battery life from custom kernels/tweaks/etc.
Pretty much this
Jubakuba said:
Being that it's a nexus...
The roms are built (primarily) from source. And otherwise cherry-picked from other roms.
As such, they are ALL very stable, that I've seen.
The choice is yours.
Root access adds so much to the device...even without a custom rom.
The ability to back your system up.
Back up user apps to transfer to future devices/restore on your current device in the case of failure of some sort...
Better battery life from custom kernels/tweaks/etc.
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And the Lovely AD-FREE keeps your phone free of advertising.. Thats priceless and you need to be root
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There are loads of good roms, just about every one is non beta. Aokp is the most popular one, paradigm is good, cyan next.
Thanks everyone
Hopefully there is a one click root for the cdma gnex soon
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Jubakuba said:
Root access adds so much to the device...even without a custom rom.
The ability to back your system up.
Back up user apps to transfer to future devices/restore on your current device in the case of failure of some sort...
Better battery life from custom kernels/tweaks/etc.
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if you're just rooted, you cant switch kernels unless you're also unlocked.
RogerPodacter said:
There are loads of good roms, just about every one is non beta. Aokp is the most popular one, paradigm is good, cyan next.
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Wrong. CM is obviously the most popular.
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bk201doesntexist said:
if you're just rooted, you cant switch kernels unless you're also unlocked.
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This is incorrect. Of course you can flash whatever kernel you want if you have root. No need for an unlocked bootloader. (This isn't a Motorola device...)
efrant said:
This is incorrect. Of course you can flash whatever kernel you want if you have root. No need for an unlocked bootloader. (This isn't a Motorola device...)
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You can flash kernels on the fly, with Android running, so this its correct, you dont need a unlocked bootloader to flash kernels...
Galaxy Nexus AOKP m5 Franco kernel m3
Man I wish I knew how to root the device ! I have to pay some one to root mine
Hopefully soon cause I hate stock devices
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XTRoRDiNAiRE said:
Man I wish I knew how to root the device ! I have to pay some one to root mine
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No no no no no no no wrong wrong
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XTRoRDiNAiRE said:
Man I wish I knew how to root the device ! I have to pay some one to root mine
Hopefully soon cause I hate stock devices
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Nop lol go here and enjoy
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=23229558
Galaxy Nexus AOKP m5 Franco kernel m3
msedek said:
Nop lol go here and enjoy
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=23229558
Galaxy Nexus AOKP m5 Franco kernel m3
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Will this work with ics 4.0.4?
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galaxy nexus toolkit makes it very easy http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1392310
main reason to root.. custom roms of course. Other good reasons are AdAway and DroidWall (good to block apps from using 3g if you have a crappy data allowance like me)
XTRoRDiNAiRE said:
Will this work with ics 4.0.4?
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Yep.
ok so i managed to root my phone yaaay...thanks to this great community
one problem tho, it seems that the custom recovery wont stick, when i try and reboot into recovery i get this android with a red yield sign thing
I think custom recovery won't stick on stock rom, it resets itself
read 3rd question http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20310934&postcount=2
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Q. I flashed CWM but each time I reboot the Stock Recovery is back
There is an auto recovery restore system on Android that will reflash the Stock Recovery if you flash CWM on a Stock Rom.
Use Root Explorer to Mount the system folder as R/W (or use a free app from the Market). Delete the file recovery-from-boot.p from /system. Now when you flash CWM Recovery it will NOT be overwritten after a reboot.
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Or use Rom Manager (free) from the market.
It'll remove that file as well.
I got it all working now thank you everyone for the help !
Now to search for the best custom rom
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I have MANY reason for rooting a device. At the top of my list is something I didn't see anyone else mention: WiFi Tether, so I dont have to pay my carrier a monthly fee for tethering.
msedek said:
Pretty much this
And the Lovely AD-FREE keeps your phone free of advertising.. Thats priceless and you need to be root
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or AdAway....
ps. AOPK is probably the best ROM
Introduction:
Some of you may know me from my AOSP+ ROMs and my work with CodeName Android. I have previously made ROMs for the Nexus devices and some others. I had a small break but I am back now. The AT&T Galaxy SIII is one of the devices I will be building for. This is a modified stock ROM for now. Will have AOSP based ROMs soon.
Info:
UCALG1 - Modified stock ROM
Kernel - not secure for ADB access plus some other tweaks
Root, Zipalign and deodexed
Removed all bloatware
Replaced Samsung keyboard with AOSP ICS keyboard
Added enhanced reboot menu
International Boot animation and sounds
Web Presence:
Twitter
Google+
Would be best to follow me on Google+ for latest updates and news. Sometimes I post stuff there more than I do here...
Info:
UCALG1 - Modified stock ROM
Change Log:
V1.1
Added WiFi Tethering
Added init.d support
Some other tweaks but dont recall all since I have been working on this since 10 AM
V1 - First release
Install Instructions:
Root and Install Clockwork recovery if you have not done so
Place ROM on either internal or external storage
Up to you to wipe or not, the installer will wipe dalvik cache
Install ROM
Reboot
Enjoy!
Downloads:
ROM - HERE
Filename - SGH_I747_UCALG1_AndroidUser_V1.1.zip
MD5 - e86011a097f44e511f73e11100605f8f
Credits:
Google, AOSP, Sixstring, Codenamedroid, Braway, Romanbb, CM, peteralfonso, xplodwild and all others that I have gained knowledge and source from.
Einstein quote but modified a bit for this
I am often worried at the thought that my Android development is based to such a large extent on the work of my fellow developers and I am aware of my great indebtedness to them.
Reserved...
Thanks mate, I will be adding you to the Directory
Is this AOSP base? Will AOSP themes be applicable?
Thanks bro remember you from the gnex!!!
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tomween1 said:
Thanks mate, I will be adding you to the Directory
Is this AOSP base? Will AOSP themes be applicable?
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Thanks...This is stock modified ROM for now. Will have AOSP based ones once I am done building and testing.
jroyalty7 said:
Thanks bro remember you from the gnex!!!
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Nice to see you hear Porting all CNA features now to the ATT GS III
Good stuff, needed to know where to put you:laugh: Directory
tomween1 said:
Good stuff, needed to know where to put you:laugh: Directory
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Thanks!
Rom looks really nice. Quick question, is the tethering mod enabled?
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airbillion said:
Rom looks really nice. Quick question, is the tethering mod enabled?
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No...going to update it later on with the tether fix.
AndroidUser00110001 said:
No...going to update it later on with the tether fix.
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Sounds good! Look forward to the update.
Thanks
Update is up...most likely last update to stock ROM as I am building from source now
Has anyone tried on Telus SG3
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Update is up...most likely last update to stock ROM as I am building from source now
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Great work man! I've found the wifi disconnect problem that i was having with the other TW Roms is gone and it has had the best over all balance of performance and stability. I am however a fan of AOSP so i look forward to your work, thanks
Can I flash this straight from cm9 with all the usual wipes?? Or do I have to go back to stock first? Thanks in advance...
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Jason123420 said:
Can I flash this straight from cm9 with all the usual wipes?? Or do I have to go back to stock first? Thanks in advance...
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Yes, wipe /system, /data, /cache, and Dalvik cache and it will install fine.
id10terrordfw said:
Yes, wipe /system, /data, /cache, and Dalvik cache and it will install fine.
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Will this change my modem to LG1? If it does will that modem still work on my Bell version of this phone? Sorry for all the noob questions but I'm coming from an sgs1 and its a little different going from aosp roms to stock.. and I haven't seen a thread for cwm flashable modems so I'm curious lol
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Jason123420 said:
Will this change my modem to LG1? If it does will that modem still work on my Bell version of this phone? Sorry for all the noob questions but I'm coming from an sgs1 and its a little different going from aosp roms to stock.. and I haven't seen a thread for cwm flashable modems so I'm curious lol
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No, I just flashed and modem didn't change.
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Thanks for this. Working great so far. I really prefer the stock theme on a stock based rom. Excellent work!
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What's the difference between ucal and uclem?
I'm on touchmii, if I flash this would it just work or need something different because I'm on uclem?
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great rom :good: the insecure kernel feature helped me with the back up imei thingy, it runs very smooth and no bloat!
Hey everyone,
This is a modified stock kernel based on AT&T UCALH9 and is ONLY compatible with stock-based ICS roms. I haven't seen this around so I decided to make it myself for all to use and assist in development. The root application of choice is Chainfire's SuperSU. Remember that the first boot takes longer than usual after you clear the cache.
Features:
•Insecure rooted kernel
•init.d script support
•ADB support
•Custom bootanimation.zip support
Instructions:
1.Download the recovery-flashable zip to your phone's SD card
2.Flash in recovery
3.Wipe cache and dalvik cache
4.Reboot and enjoy
Standard disclaimer: I am not responsible for anything bad that happens to your phone. I have personally tested this on my own AT&T SGS3 and it works great for me.
Special thanks to NunHugger for his infinite wisdom in helping me figure out how to get custom boot animations working and letting me borrow his updater script. Also thanks to dsixda for the amazing Android Kitchen.
Download:
From here
Mirror
Or, alternatively, directly from this thread
Kernel Source: http://opensource.samsung.com
Secondary ODIN Instructions
This is the modified kernel made flashable in ODIN ONLY. Do not flash this in recovery as it will not work. Flashing with ODIN will increase your flash counter so if you use it, make sure to use Triangle Away to set your counter back to zero. Flashing using Mobile ODIN will NOT increase your flash counter, however.
Download:
ODIN-Flashable Kernel
Mirror
Checksum: 9d9e2ae5caf69a86d1d1c3779c05905f
First, thanks
mbc663 said:
First, thanks
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You're very welcome
Awesome, thank you for putting this together! Seems like everyone here is using leaked jb builds, ports, etc. and no one is building on the latest ota ics update. At the moment I'm more interested in stability than trying out new stuff so I'm on rooted, debloated stock UCALH9.
I'll give this a whirl today, thanks again for working on it. :beer:
skrambled said:
Awesome, thank you for putting this together! Seems like everyone here is using leaked jb builds, ports, etc. and no one is building on the latest ota ics update. At the moment I'm more interested in stability than trying out new stuff so I'm on rooted, debloated stock UCALH9.
I'll give this a whirl today, thanks again for working on it. :beer:
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You're welcome! I haven't seen much LH9 work either so I figured it's a step in the right direction. After talking to Nun, he inspired me to eventually release my own rom, so you guys keep an eye out. I'm busy with the university, but more recently learning development. I want to push out something nice for you guys if I can get the time, no ETA.
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Thanks again, it's working great. Thanks to this kernel I was able to get some of the V6 Supercharger settings to stick that wouldn't stick on re-boot before (except for those setting requiring a deodexed rom), as well as some performance enhancements and custom boot animation using Rom Toolbox that I couldn't get to work before.
Looking forward to trying out your rom. Cheers! :beer:
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Thanks again, it's working great. Thanks to this kernel I was able to get some of the V6 Supercharger settings to stick that wouldn't stick on re-boot before (except for those setting requiring a deodexed rom), as well as some performance enhancements and custom boot animation using Rom Toolbox that I couldn't get to work before.
Looking forward to trying out your rom. Cheers! :beer:
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That's always great to hear. I'm glad it worked out for you.
Great work! Thanks for contribution to the community.
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Great work! Thanks for contribution to the community.
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It wouldn't have been possible without your help! Thanks again!
This what I was looking for. Thanks
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norbarb said:
This what I was looking for. Thanks
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You're definitely welcome
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Hey guys, I'm just wondering if there is any demand for a UCALH9 based ROM with Aroma installer so you can pick and choose what you want included, and that also includes this kernel. I may have something along those lines in the works.
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Hey guys, I'm just wondering if there is any demand for a UCALH9 based ROM with Aroma installer so you can pick and choose what you want included, and that also includes this kernel. I may have something along those lines in the works.
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Thanks for the kernel. I’m getting longer “deep sleep” now and Light Flow seems to be working better too.
A deodex, rooted LH9 rom would be nice. Not a user of Aroma installer.
Silverexp said:
Thanks for the kernel. I’m getting longer “deep sleep” now and Light Flow seems to be working better too.
A deodex, rooted LH9 rom would be nice. Not a user of Aroma installer.
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I'm glad to hear that. Aroma is nice, but it takes a long time to get it set up to my liking (I don't like issues). I'm happy to announce that I am currently uploading a ROM based on UCALH9 with this kernel included. I've spent a lot of time on this to make it right. Expect new updates soon As I talk to themers. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33584484#post33584484
Is there a rooted, stock kernel floating around anywhere, w/o a custom boot image?
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ConeyKiller said:
Is there a rooted, stock kernel floating around anywhere, w/o a custom boot image?
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drothenburger's thread in General has an unmodified UCALH9 kernel. I don't know if it's rooted. I have a stock boot animation in themes and apps that you can use with this kernel though to remedy the stock feel.
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For whatever reason I was more reckless with my captivate and did not care, but I never even soft bricked it...however..just to be sure..I download the recovery flashable kernel, put it on my ext-sd card, boot into stock 3e recovery, and I can flash this?
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ConeyKiller said:
For whatever reason I was more reckless with my captivate and did not care, but I never even soft bricked it...however..just to be sure..I download the recovery flashable kernel, put it on my ext-sd card, boot into stock 3e recovery, and I can flash this?
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You will need to flash this from a custom recovery rather than 3e. Cwm or twrp will work. You can flash the tar file from Odin though. It will increase your flash counter though. Easily remedied once you're rooted with triangle away. Note that this will not automatically root you. Use qcom toolkit for that
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I have the AT&T S3 running an 4.2.2 aosp custom rom "jellybam" and i really want to overclock but in the Performance Control it only lets me go to 1512MHz. Can some1 plz help me overclock it but still keep my rom.
Flash this kernel
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28399829
It's kernel related. You have to find kernel that support higher overclock.
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There is various kernels in the Original development thread that support overclock.
Make sure yo read the OP and figure out which is best for you and your phone.
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So i downloaded the file on my s3 booted into recovery and flashed it then i got stuck in a boot loop. I restored my phone but now what did i flash it wrong?
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tylerray0040 said:
So i downloaded the file on my s3 booted into recovery and flashed it then i got stuck in a boot loop. I restored my phone but now what did i flash it wrong?
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Could be a few issues.
You could be on an old version of JellyBam that does not use the 3.4 kernel. You also could have downloaded the wrong kernel from the page linked. If you could give us your ROM version that would help.
Its 7.5.0
But do u have to flash a kernel with odin
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tylerray0040 said:
Its 7.5.0
But do u have to flash a kernel with odin
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Kernels are flashed in recovery, not Odin. The problem may be the recent display changes in KT's kernel. You may want to check his thread for an earlier build (pre 4/19) before the display commits were added.
CamFlawless said:
Kernels are flashed in recovery, not Odin. The problem may be the recent display changes in KT's kernel. You may want to check his thread for an earlier build (pre 4/19) before the display commits were added.
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correct. flash his 4/11 release.
and if you ever find yourself in a bootloop from flashing the wrong kernel, just flash the correct kernel in recovery. wipe cache/dalvik, fix permissions and reboot. good to go without having to restore or reset anything.
also, i'd stick with ROMs in this forum that are supported by the dev.
Closing this one...as OP has posted duplicate thread here...http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2246321
Code:
Built from source using [URL="https://github.com/Root-Box"]RootBox Repos[/URL] and [URL="https://github.com/victorator"]My Repos[/URL].
Feel free to use my repo to build your own roms.
Hi Guys!
Since the jflte family of devices is almost exactly the same I thought I would post my I9505 (jflte) Rom here for you as well!
It has been tested by jfltetmo and jfltecan users and is confirmed working!
To install it, just download the I9505 rom and then flash the appropriate device specific package I created.
Download the rom from this thread
Download the appropriate device specific package
Install CWM or TWRP recovery.
Boot into recovery, install ROM, then install the device specific package then install gapps.
Wipe Data/Factory Reset if coming from another Rom.
Reboot and enjoy!
Your device name might show up as I9505. If you are bothered by it you can edit the file /system/build.prop in the rom .zip package before you flash it.
This does not affect the way the rom functions in any way.
Please let me know if you have successfully installed and running this rom on any of the US variants of the S4. I don't own the device!
Donate to Bajee, the creator of this rom
Donate to CyanogenMod
Donate to AOKP
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Devhost mirror for device specific packages
Thank you. This works flawless flashed on my att i337 s4 with ktoonsez kernel. Cheers.
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Thank you for sharing. Definitely gonna give this a go.
Nice! Was wondering when rootbox was going to work on the s4.
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CZ Eddie said:
I would love to see this ROM for the AT&T Galaxy S4 (I337) if you have time.
Our bootloader has been bypassed via Loki:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2292157
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victorator said:
I'll post it on your forums.
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Woot, that was fast. I just asked last night! Thank you! :good:
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is bajee affiliated with this in any way?i used his rootbox rom on my s3 just curious?
djmouse said:
is bajee affiliated with this in any way?i used his rootbox rom on my s3 just curious?
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It says Bajee in the OP.
I didn't notice any way of adjusting the kernel.
Have I missed something?
Sent from my I9505 using xda premium
Flash ktoonsez kernel. It comes with ktweaker. I got a 2.5 days with his ktoonservativeq governor and deadline on AOKP.
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I tried installing the ktoonz kernel, but my phone wouldn't boot up.
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Gordietm said:
I tried installing the ktoonz kernel, but my phone wouldn't boot up.
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Did you flash the AOSP version of KT's kernel? Wipe cache, fix permissions, etc.?
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JediSooner said:
Did you flash the AOSP version of KT's kernel? Wipe cache, fix permissions, etc.?
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Yes I did.
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Gordietm said:
Yes I did.
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I flashed Koontz T-mobile AOSP kernel and works perfectly.
Sent from my I9505 using xda premium
Is the DPI supposed to be a 480 for all screens or just some of the screens/apps? Some screens still look tiny to me and I can't select more than 320dpi.
Using this ROM with kt's kernel on the at&t variant and phone calls reboot the phone, anyone else experiencing this?
Found the problem. Do not enable in call volume boost under device options - > sound.
Got the ROM flashed with Kt's aosp kernel. Few questions if anyone can help
How do I get rid of the on screen Nav bar and the circle menu on the lock screen?
And how do I get my signal and WiFi bars to be blue instead of gray?
Thanks for the help
Edit: also having bad connectivity problems. One bar to none where I would normally have 3-4 bars? What would cause this?
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Hm. After wiping, flashing RootBox-JB-i9505-victorator-20130528.zip, followed by jflteatt.zip, followed by gapps, my initial Samsung splash now has a "custom" lock icon underneath it, followed by a yellow triangle with exclamation point:
System software not authorized by AT&T has been found on your phone.
In tiny red text in the top right: "SECURE FAIL: KERNEL"
Looks like the kernel wasn't loki-patched for some reason? I thought this would be done for us as part of an i337 ROM distribution. Are we expected to loki-patch RootBox as part of installing it on the phone?
I think I followed the instructions... What am I missing?
djthread said:
Hm. After wiping, flashing RootBox-JB-i9505-victorator-20130528.zip, followed by jflteatt.zip, followed by gapps, my initial Samsung splash now has a "custom" lock icon underneath it, followed by a yellow triangle with exclamation point:
System software not authorized by AT&T has been found on your phone.
In tiny red text in the top right: "SECURE FAIL: KERNEL"
Looks like the kernel wasn't loki-patched for some reason? I thought this would be done for us as part of an i337 ROM distribution. Are we expected to loki-patch RootBox as part of installing it on the phone?
I think I followed the instructions... What am I missing?
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The rom isn't loki-patched because it was made for the I9505 variant. You need to flash Kt's kernel (AOSP version) after flashing RootBox.
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