I'm not even sure what kernel I am running but I want to get the most efficient and most battery conservative kernel available. I don't want to deal with any issues. Can anyone help? Thanks!
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I can't find any.
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I think IMoseyon has a lean kernel. Most likely posted on root, tho I haven't used it.
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Hardly any for gsm also. Part of the reason I'm sure is developers have access to 4.0.3 so why waste time on point 2 when the latest is around the corner.
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I have my phone over clocked, as much as I know, and I'm getting a score of about 3300-3400 each test. I'm running the latest CM9 RC2 with Franco Milestone 4 kernel. How can I make it better? Any ideas?
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does the phone feel smooth? if so, dont rely on quadrant. it has been proven many times the score doesnt matter.
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I have my phone over clocked, as much as I know, and I'm getting a score of about 3300-3400 each test. I'm running the latest CM9 RC2 with Franco Milestone 4 kernel. How can I make it better? Any ideas?
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Why?
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Yeah is smooth. My co worker has a two year old android phone with half the specs and the galaxy nexus and that phones getting 2200 a score.
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Something doesn't seem right. Haha
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let me clue you in with benchmarks...
they dont matter. you can write a kernel that fully goes after what quadrant looks at and score like 14,000.
Alright. Thanks!
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What kernels are you guys using? I want to flash a custom one. Any goods ideas and what battery usages are you getting?
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Best battery I have had most recently was lean kernel. Stock clocks hot plug and sio on xenon. Trying it now again on skank 10.1.
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Which is the best in your opinion? I'm still looking for one that is as smooth as 4.1.2-4.2.1
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There is no best. You need to figure out which one is the best for you, and your particular ROM.
The problem in 4.2.2 is not the kernel and the kernels work on Galaxy Nexus phones. Also best kernel / rom threads are discouraged.
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Try them all see which one you like
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Hi xda,
My galaxy nexus is rooted on Android 4.3, using Franco kernel, using Lmt launcher and no custom rom. I noticed this purple bar at the bottom of my screen on my phone and I am curious if my phone has a screen problem and sometimes, there are random pixel jitters and it gets annoying when that happens. Do anyone know what this is. The screen shot is the pixel jitters
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Try a stock kernel.
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Are you gpu overclocking?
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I am on a stock kernel and I over clocked to 1.35 gigahertz
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I am on a stock kernel and I over clocked to 1.35 gigahertz
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Franco is most certainly NOT a stock kernel.
So let me get this straight. You are using a kernel that is not stock, you are over clocking it and are curious why you have issues. Astounding.
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OK I re-clocked the phone back to 1.2 ghz because that is the standard but the phone is still making those weird jitters and small random squares. What now? Here is a picture of it while I was playing nfl pro 2013
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OK I re-clocked the phone back to 1.2 ghz because that is the standard but the phone is still making those weird jitters and small random squares. What now? Here is a picture of it while I was playing nfl pro 2013
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Go back to the stock kernel. How much clearer can I get?
Revert back to stock kernel and see if the issues are still there. Its called troubleshooting. Learn how to do it.
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How do you revert back to the old kernel. Do I need to factory reset and backup my data or is there another way to uninstall the kernel
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If you don't know how to get items back to stock you shouldn't be flashing anything to your device. There are stickies dedicated to explaining and instructing you. Read them and comprehend them.
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