Perfect Android is a redistribution of the Android Open Source Project and Google software code that I have lightly modified to make as a daily driver for me and those people who are like myself and want a "clean", "pure google android experience". This project doesn't have and won't focus on adding a ton of features and mods but instead focus on stability, and reliability so yes basically this is a stock ROM my only efforts will be to make it run better, and be more polished, and complete.
GOOGLE APPS ARE INCLUDED
DOWNLOAD:
https://hotfile.com/dl/173942194/084bcd3/perfect_android_toroplus_2012-09-26.zip.html
Mirror: needed
If you have an error or something pops up I ask that before you post about it please make sure that you are running the ROM as provided. I cannot troubleshoot anything that is related to using other kernels, mods, or themes.
This ROM is basically like a stock rom of jelly bean so there is not a need for screen shots ........
Always remember that XDA started out as a great place and will remain a great place as long as we are great to each other anything used in this ROM is available upon request and feel free to use this as a base rom for any other project my ROM is un-branded just give me some mention .......
WANT TO CUSTOMIZE THIS ROM READ THIS:
Like the ROM and want to add or remove anything or customize for yourself use this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246 DSIXDA's Kitchen. Its a great kitchen for customizing prebuilt ROMs
CREDITS:
CyanogenMod Team - I used a piece of their code for my "Rico" launcher project (the "no wallpaper" coding)
Google - I used their apps
AOSP - of course
CHANGES
8-11-12
Initial release (picking up where "Purely AOSP" left off)
8-17-12
shorted reboot times
fixed slow loading of apps (again)
added the google part of the rom (this should make upgrading more easier)
x-x-12
fixed compass
Gonna flash now.
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Sweeet! This is compiled from JRO03L I take it?
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Zeinzu said:
Sweeet! This is compiled from JRO03L I take it?
Sent from my AOSP Android 4.1.1 Galaxy Nexus
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yep made a few graphic changes let me know what you think
jakdillard said:
yep made a few graphic changes let me know what you think
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Graphics changes? Like what?
Zeinzu said:
Graphics changes? Like what?
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if you can't tell then thats a good thing but check out the dialer its more pretty to me now
jakdillard said:
if you can't tell then thats a good thing but check out the dialer its more pretty to me now
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Haven't flashed yet. About to, though. Gotta edit my software key images into the ROM first. What did you change about the dialer? I guess I'll see in a minute.
Thanks dude.
thank you so much for the great job
You sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. Downloading now.
I've been running for about an hour now and so far it's flawless. I flashed right over top of Pure AOSP with a dalvik wipe before hand. Also flashed the low rider GApps and the latest Franco nightly kernel before first boot. Excellent work and thank you.
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Thanks for taking your time and energy to build this ROM.
-Sent from my @lmighty Galaxy Nexus™ using xda premium
mattallica76 said:
I've been running for about an hour now and so far it's flawless. I flashed right over top of Pure AOSP with a dalvik wipe before hand. Also flashed the low rider GApps and the latest Franco nightly kernel before first boot. Excellent work and thank you.
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I had just started using Franco nightly kernel today, and now have flashed the Perfect AOSP. What benefits do you think there are to flashing Franco's kernel, as opposed to using what is default with this ROM? Trying to decide if I should put Franco back on or not.
As thus is purely aosp that means no theme manager correct??
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JackG058 said:
I had just started using Franco nightly kernel today, and now have flashed the Perfect AOSP. What benefits do you think there are to flashing Franco's kernel, as opposed to using what is default with this ROM? Trying to decide if I should put Franco back on or not.
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There's nothing wrong with the ROMs built in kernel, but I prefer all the options in Franco's kernal app. He has made a lot of optimizations. I like to tweak the colors and brightness. Also, Franco has made some improvements to WiFi. There are also options to overclock if you're into that sort of thing, but personally I think everything runs quick and smooth at stock frequencies on this ROM.
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Bfitz26 said:
As thus is purely aosp that means no theme manager correct??
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Correct.
Holy crap this ROM has given me the best battery life I have ever gotten on this phone......dev you sir are a genius...if didn't have school loans to pay I would donate half of my check to you...man I have been using my phone heavy today and its still in 75 percent since 12 this afternoon....it would be dead by like 3 o clock but its still going..! Genius I tell you....just genius
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JackG058 said:
I had just started using Franco nightly kernel today, and now have flashed the Perfect AOSP. What benefits do you think there are to flashing Franco's kernel, as opposed to using what is default with this ROM? Trying to decide if I should put Franco back on or not.
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Lean kernel stable gives you the best battery life and performance....francos kernel makes my phone overheat like hot tamales for some reason
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Is this a final/stable build?
:Snarf Snarf:
Are u OK a standard gnex battery ??
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Is this a final/stable build?
:Snarf Snarf:
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this is a very stable build I'd say it's production quality
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Hey guys, an xda n00b here,
I really want CyanogenMod 10 for my Nexus, (not asking for ETA), but I don't have time to keep up with instabilities, etc. Does flashing the nightly every day take time? Or is it really easy?
How is the performance and battery life of CM10 over stock?
Yep, that's basically it.
Thanks in advance
-Sahil
The CM team focuses on stability.
If an average user wants a Rom to flash literally once and never have to flash again...I'd flash CM10.
You'll end up with very very few bugs.
As far as installing, check post 2 of the guide linked in my sig if this process is new to you.
And updating nightlies doesn't take much time, no.
The general custom if you're already on a CM nightly would be to download/flash/wipe cache. Users generally don't wipe data often with the CM nightlies...but it's a good idea to do it occasionally, at least.
CM 10 is not stable yet. If I were you I would stick with stock rom until CM10 gets stable version or at least RC version.
Personally, I'm using AOKP JB Build 1 and franco.Kernel Milestone 5. It's stable, fast, great battery life and it's my daily driver now.
Jubakuba said:
The CM team focuses on stability.
If an average user wants a Rom to flash literally once and never have to flash again...I'd flash CM10.
You'll end up with very very few bugs.
As far as installing, check post 2 of the guide linked in my sig if this process is new to you.
And updating nightlies doesn't take much time, no.
The general custom if you're already on a CM nightly would be to download/flash/wipe cache. Users generally don't wipe data often with the CM nightlies...but it's a good idea to do it occasionally, at least.
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Thanks for replying!
So even if its not stable yet, you think I should flash it?
As of 24-8 its stable, don't know what issues that guy having but I'm using it and it works just fine. Just remember to clean wipe the first time you flash cm10.
Also don't have to flash daily, I do it weekly or when major update is done. I check change log to see what has been updated weekly.
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Nightly builds are daily compiled builds from source. This version therefore has the latest bleeding edge features & tweaks, but it is also the mostly likely to have bugs and issues. This version is not for general use.
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Latest_Version
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As of 24-8 its stable, don't know what issues that guy having but I'm using it and it works just fine. Just remember to clean wipe the first time you flash cm10.
Also don't have to flash daily, I do it weekly or when major update is done. I check change log to see what has been updated weekly.
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Thanks! I think I will flash it then.
Hi there.
Just to let you know that I went from the Foxhound ROM over to CM10 (build from the 24th) and I tell you how good this ROM is.. no stability issues so far.
3g, WiFi, Bluetooth, etc all seems to be working well.
Just testing the battery life at the moment and switch the performance to On Demand (preference). Also not laggy like the previous ROM with scrolling, unlock and typing. Screen transitions seems quick.. All that with the CPU running at stock 1.2ghz (old ROM = 1.35).
Cheers.
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JaisonGJI1815 said:
Hi there.
Just to let you know that I went from the Foxhound ROM over to CM10 (build from the 24th) and I tell you how good this ROM is.. no stability issues so far.
3g, WiFi, Bluetooth, etc all seems to be working well.
Just testing the battery life at the moment and switch the performance to On Demand (preference). Also not laggy like the previous ROM with scrolling, unlock and typing. Screen transitions seems quick.. All that with the CPU running at stock 1.2ghz (old ROM = 1.35).
Cheers.
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Forgot to add I flashed this ROM 48hrs ago and have been using my phone quite heavily since.
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CM 10 is the best that happened to my nexus
Question for everyone: Where can I find the changelog of CM10 for Galaxy Nexus Nightlies?
Just last week I installed the CM 10 nightlies on my GSM nexus and to my surprise its extremely stable. I haven't seen it crash even once and now I'm hooked on updating it daily (won't recommend to everyone). But the nightlies are very stable, daily updated.
Compared to the stock ROM CM 10 adds so many features that I wanted. Things like having Reboot, Screenshot in the power options. Having power buttons in the drop down menu (WiFi, GPS, syncing etc. instead of only on the home screen), adding app shortcuts to screen lock etc.
Overall its way better than the stock rom but doesn't make you go away from what you're used to. Jelly Bean is fast and awesome.
Good luck,
Nitin
JaisonGJI1815 said:
Hi there.
Just to let you know that I went from the Foxhound ROM over to CM10 (build from the 24th) and I tell you how good this ROM is.. no stability issues so far.
3g, WiFi, Bluetooth, etc all seems to be working well.
Just testing the battery life at the moment and switch the performance to On Demand (preference). Also not laggy like the previous ROM with scrolling, unlock and typing. Screen transitions seems quick.. All that with the CPU running at stock 1.2ghz (old ROM = 1.35).
Cheers.
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Forgot to add I flashed this ROM 48hrs ago and have been using my phone quite heavily since.
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Thanks all!
I LOVE this ROM, and I have had no issues with it so far. I just wish it had some more features as AOKP had, like NavBar settings.
Do we delete old nightly files after flashing the latest nightly?
SahilC said:
Thanks all!
I LOVE this ROM, and I have had no issues with it so far. I just wish it had some more features as AOKP had, like NavBar settings.
Do we delete old nightly files after flashing the latest nightly?
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I usually keep a couple niggles on my phone just in case. I only flash a nightly when there are some commits of interest or one a week whichever comes first.
Swype'ed on my CM10 Galaxy Nexus
JaisonGJI1815 said:
Hi there.
Just to let you know that I went from the Foxhound ROM over to CM10 (build from the 24th) and I tell you how good this ROM is.. no stability issues so far.
3g, WiFi, Bluetooth, etc all seems to be working well.
Just testing the battery life at the moment and switch the performance to On Demand (preference). Also not laggy like the previous ROM with scrolling, unlock and typing. Screen transitions seems quick.. All that with the CPU running at stock 1.2ghz (old ROM = 1.35).
Cheers.
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Forgot to add I flashed this ROM 48hrs ago and have been using my phone quite heavily since.
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http://mobile.cm10log.appspot.com/?device=maguro
Beamed from my Grouper
Herman76 said:
I usually keep a couple niggles on my phone just in case. I only flash a nightly when there are some commits of interest or one a week whichever comes first.
Swype'ed on my CM10 Galaxy Nexus
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So you do keep a few? I mean I think it would make sense to keep at least the last one, right, so it could recover settings and stuff? Correct me if i'm wrong, lol.
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Files and source:
www . der kernel . com
Flash the kernel designated for your rom, either CM9 (We'll get to that shortly) or STOCK.
CM10 == CMX and stuffed into the only SGS3 category on the site.
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Alpha7: http://goo.gl/39xVT
Alpha22: http://goo.gl/uTvyQ
Alpha33: http://goo.gl/yRPCW (This one supports bootanimations and includes Trinity's)
These are for LG8 ICS TW ("STOCK") and boot 1728MHz.
Special Thanks to flashback7 for initial testing.
Featuring:
Offering lowered voltages
Build optimizations
Performance through research
Removed wasteful debugging
Scheduler, Governor tweaks
Improved Colors (Fixed as of right now)
480MHz GPU
Up to 1836MHz or 1728 (will be noted in filename on future releases)
Bull**** Free (Not pushing buzzwords to drop them later like others)
good to see some trinity kernel action for our device dude. looking forward to the jb kernels too :good:
EDIT: 1st muahahahaha
MaliceOmega said:
good to see some trinity kernel action for our device dude. looking forward to the jb kernels too :good:
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Petition Samsung for JB ROM + Source, should you refer to CM10, i can whip something up there later, but i would much rather have a TW JB rom with Samsung source.
morfic said:
Petition Samsung for JB ROM + Source, should you refer to CM10, i can whip something up there later, but i would much rather have a TW JB rom with Samsung source.
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one thing ive learned since my 1st sammy phone (vibrant) dont bother. theyll release it when they are good and ready lol. but i always get excited to see a trinity kernel on any device im rocking
MaliceOmega said:
one thing ive learned since my 1st sammy phone (vibrant) dont bother. theyll release it when they are good and ready lol. but i always get excited to see a trinity kernel on any device im rocking
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How about we quit the chit chat and you flash this and tell me thumbs up or down, so far i only had the boot.img verified as working, but I'd love to hear once flashed with accompanied wifi module it's a fully functioning device
morfic said:
How about we quit the chit chat and you flash this and tell me thumbs up or down, so far i only had the boot.img verified as working, but I'd love to hear once flashed with accompanied wifi module it's a fully functioning device
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will do. im running aokp jb right now. i havent been on ics since task and toonz dropped it. im backing up as i type though lol. should i cm9 or tw?
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will do. im running aokp jb right now. i havent been on ics since task and toonz dropped it. im backing up as i type though lol. should i cm9 or tw?
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LG8 TW is all i have right now, CM9 i need to fetch a ramdisk to build with later on.
morfic said:
LG8 TW is all i have right now, CM9 i need to fetch a ramdisk to build with later on.
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just flashed with blazer rom confirmed booting and smooth as expected. ill rock tw for the day a report back on battery life and see how she holds up during daily usage.
wifi didnt connect at first.stuck on searching for ip address. reboot fixed though. connected immediately
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just flashed with blazer rom confirmed booting and smooth as expected. ill rock tw for the day a report back on battery life and see how she holds up during daily usage.
wifi didnt connect at first.stuck on searching for ip address. reboot fixed though. connected immediately
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Thanks for the quick confirmation.
Love it! Looking forward to more of your work.
Looks fantastic. Does anyone have many reboots running at 1728 with this kernel?
oblivion2k said:
Looks fantastic. Does anyone have many reboots running at 1728 with this kernel?
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Issues shouldn't arise until 1836MHz, based on how the TMO turn out is.
going to up another one while i wait for VZW users to confirm the defconfig build is a go.
changes on next build is partial config optimization, basedon how things between all the sgs3 seem to work, it should work, but i'll piece it out anyway, just to play it save.
Alpha3 linked in OP
Please verify Wifi, BT, GPS, *
I dId a clean install on alpha2 on Blazer rom and all was fine. WiFi came on immediately...Installed alpha3 and got bootloop..
Sent from my Trinity powered D2spr
flashback7 said:
I dId a clean install on alpha2 on Blazer rom and all was fine. WiFi came on immediately...Installed alpha3 and got bootloop..
Sent from my Trinity powered D2spr
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Alpha4 is in OP, checked TMO, kept SLUB there, let's see if that's it.
EDIT: for what it's worth, this SPR kernel boots my TMO just fine, so it's not a looper.
hey good to see you building over here morfic!! IM downloading jelly bomb domination 5.0 to test your kernel now. any problems I run into ill be sure to post logs :angel:...
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Custodian said:
hey good to see you building over here morfic!! IM downloading jelly bomb domination 5.0 to test your kernel now. any problems I run into ill be sure to post logs :angel:...
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That's what I'm running ALPHA 4 with, no problems so far.
So with the alpha 2, I lost about 400 on quadrants, and with alpha 4, I lost about 700, but my 2D and 3D scores doubled from what they were on the stock kernel, so I'm happy.
Well alpha 4 isn't booting for me at all on jb domination 5.0. Going to see if alpha 2 boots
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I'm thinking your T-Mobile kernel works great just rotation in landscape goes the opposite way. I hope now that you're working on Sprint you can fix that little bug.
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Custodian said:
Well alpha 4 isn't booting for me at all on jb domination 5.0. Going to see if alpha 2 boots
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This level is for ics says it on the title
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Upstreammiami said:
I'm thinking your T-Mobile kernel works great just rotation in landscape goes the opposite way. I hope now that you're working on Sprint you can fix that little bug.
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This level is for ics says it on the title
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JB as in jelly bomb of course.
Anyway.....I finally got alpha 4 to boot on "Jelly Bomb Domination 5.0 " I had to use a kernel cleaning script to fully wipe the old kernel out before installing. Figured this out after exactly10 attempts.
Confirmed working:
Wifi
Blue Tooth
GPS locks quick
Is there anything else besides performance/battery you'd want us to report?
Edit: Notice the auto brightness isn't really effective. I'm in a super dim area(my living room) and I just noticed the screen isn't lighting up as it normally would.
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Hi all! On the behalf of Synergy Team & Ziggy!
Zigg471 Well known for his work! I'm part of his SynergyTeam! Last night he made me a kernel for d2att Galaxy S3 SGH-I747! Gave me perms to post it up! So Everything Goes to Ziggy! I tested it ! It works! So Huge thanks to him!
Initial Release :
Features :
FOR TW ROMS
Here's a down and dirty log
Based originally off of the Sprint JB Source, updated with a few items from the VZW JB release
OC'd to 1.9GHz
Undervolted slightly
sysfs vdd interface
Lagfree and SmartAssv2, both with full sysfs interface
FastCharge, default is off
exFat /should/ work, worked on a 4GB card, 64GB is in route
Plenty of other tweaks in the config files, and more to come! etc etc
Other features..? Just let me know and we will work it out!
Download & Source Links at #2!
Kindly! If you wanna donate to Ziggy ! Here
Hit Thanks If You Like To!
Download & Source Links! Changelogs !
Project Page :- http://projects.ziggy471.com/projects/ziggy471-sgs3-jb
Source : http://projects.ziggy471.com/projects/ziggy471-sgs3-jb/repository
Download : http://projects.ziggy471.com/projects/ziggy471-sgs3-jb/files
Changelog :-
Cheers..!
Just in case!
Teaser : SynergyRom is on the way..
Me & Eschelon (SynergyRom for VZW GS3) are working on it..
first...
worth trying
Is this for ics, tw, jellybean 4.1.2, 4.2.1? Probably need to let people know.
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Just tried it on cm10.1 and wouldn't boot up. Had to restore from recovery.
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It's For TouchWiz Roms! I tested it on 4.1.1!
Can't wait to try this on my s3.I remember doggy kernels from the EVO 3d days
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Ziggy
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glad to see a variety of new devs for this device was getting kinda bored with the same old roms and shi, totally gonna tryout the kernel thanks!
Gordietm said:
Just tried it on cm10.1 and wouldn't boot up. Had to restore from recovery.
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From OP:
"Based originally off of the Sprint JB Source, updated with a few items from the VZW JB release."
Thanks Eaglerazor! Nice to see Ziggys work again. He had the best kernel for the HTC TBOLT.
Is there way to enable FastCharging?
nklenchik said:
From OP:
"Based originally off of the Sprint JB Source, updated with a few items from the VZW JB release."
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That doesn't indicate if its CM or TW. CM kernels are based on source from Samsung same as TW. OP should be updated to indicate TW-based kernel which I see has been done.
eaglerazor123 said:
FOR TW ROMS
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InstigatorX said:
That doesn't indicate if its CM or TW. CM kernels are based on source from Samsung same as TW. OP should be updated to indicate TW-based kernel.
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For me that means TW only roms
CheateR92 said:
For me that means TW only roms
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Agreed :good:
I just done some benchmark tests and they are pretty good in terms stock or ktoonsez kernel ( I've tried few configs about KT, but nothing like this one ) So the results are:
Quadrant: 6653
AnTuTu: 10469
Vellamo: Metal 627, HTML5 1889
20mins (on screen) doing benchmarks 5% battery
EDIT: @eaglerazor123 can you add date to the topic? It is easier to check for newer versions
And to ask again is it possible to ON the Fast Charging? In the very first post you say it is off by default so it means it can be enabled?
What app is like ktweaker that I can use with this kernel?
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Loved Synergy in the past. Can't wait to give it a shot on here.
dawen said:
What app is like ktweaker that I can use with this kernel?
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Voltage Control is a good one.
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dawen said:
What app is like ktweaker that I can use with this kernel?
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I found an app that I use with my nexus 7 called Trickster Mod.. you should check it out gives you a lot of extra options to control the kernel
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Hey guys. I'm just wondering what setups your using and what is working the best for you?
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any aokp base linaro rom and AK kernel
Cm10.1 + tiny kernel = prefect stability
That's what I'm looking for. I'll check it out tomorrow
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klobkelosh said:
Cm10.1 + tiny kernel = prefect stability
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Just curious what your issues were with the Cm10.1 kernel that comes with the rom.
mmuzzy ROM with whatever kernel they provided
Mine is included in my signature.
TheJuicer said:
Just curious what your issues were with the Cm10.1 kernel that comes with the rom.
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No issues with cm10.1 kernel. Tiny's kernel out performs, that's all.
klobkelosh said:
Cm10.1 + tiny kernel = prefect stability
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X2
I like the stability and features of cyanogenmod, and tiny has been the smoothest for me.
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AK Kernel Diamond Edition v33 and Slim Bean. I pretty much crack-flashed my way through official Vanir nightlies, Atom, Commotio, unofficial Xylon and PA in the past two weeks. Slim Bean is the perfect combination of speed and features for me. AK Kernel is the best kernel I have ever run, concerning battery life and smoothness. I highly recommend it.
Sourcery and their stock kernel...
check out their tools section, you wont be disappointed!!
T-Keith said:
X2
I like the stability and features of cyanogenmod, and tiny has been the smoothest for me.
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On cm10.1 nightly myself. I like it but it seem to use too much memory. I tried Franco kernel but was not very stable for me. Might try tiny as I see people like it.
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Anyone has experience with Lean Kernel?
ohurvitz said:
On cm10.1 nightly myself. I like it but it seem to use too much memory. I tried Franco kernel but was not very stable for me. Might try tiny as I see people like it.
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Anyone has experience with Lean Kernel?
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People like and dislike all kernels. This thread will give a thousand different answers unfortunately.
Leankernel is good, maybe one of my favorites that I have used. On rootz the community is awesome though its quiet now. I think it's a good choice.
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tiny4579 said:
People like and dislike all kernels. This thread will give a thousand different answers unfortunately.
Leankernel is good, maybe one of my favorites that I have used. On rootz the community is awesome though its quiet now. I think it's a good choice.
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Thanks. Trying it now.
As my sig states, I'm running JellyBro CM10.1 nightlies (I update every week or so) and AK Kernel. I'm currently on AK Diamond v33. So far, it seems that Dynamic FSync is helping performance, though I need to let the phone get some longer uptime to be certain.
I'm currently running Carbon 1.6 with AK's Diamond kernel. Incredibly smooth even while underclocked. Not to mention I generally get pretty darn good battery life with Carbon. Sometimes up to 4.5 hours of screen on time with a 2200mah battery.
Where exactly can I find AK kernel? This is such a nooby question I just can't seem to find it
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Something Fast is based on Vanir source(always latest). Linaro and Bionic optimizations included. I have built this ROM because I was sick of trying to find the "perfect" ROM. Most ROM's have way too many features and are bloated as hell-not in the traditional sense, but bloated with features. That is why I have removed such things as PIE. I don't use it, so why have it in my ROM? Ever hear of the KISS philosophy? Google it. This is my personal ROM that I felt like sharing because it runs so damn beautiful! Again, this is my personal ROM so don't expect updates often. I will update the thread when I feel I need to update my phone. Could be 2 days, could be a month. Also, don't expect support. I will try my best to help with issues, but don't expect much as I work all the time and have a life. It is very much a work in progress, but if you feel you can do it better, please do. If you want a feature, just say something. Not that I'll add it, but I'll consider it. Don't like the ROM? Good! Move on to something else. Feel free to talk about anything here, I could care less. Just follow XDA rules. Now, let the trolling begin!
Again, 99% of the credit goes to Vanir. I simply kanged it, removed some stuffs, added a few personal tweaks, and built it.
A BIG thank you to MBQ_ for his generosity and awesomeness for allowing me to host my builds on his server! Be sure to hit his thanks button!
Why Vanir?
I have chosen to use Vanir source as it has been the most stable, best optimized, and has everything I want.
Features
*Whatever Vanir has except things I list here
Since they don't usually have an up to date changelog, just follow their GIThub account.- https://github.com/VanirAOSP/
Changelog
*Whatever changes in Vanir.
6/28/2013
*Updated GApps
*Updated Vanir base
*Roboto Condensed font
*Team Baked MMS
*Reverted NavBar icons(a few people have asked for this, plus it's easy to change)
*Removed PIE
*Removed HALO
*New Google bootanimation
*Fixed lockscreen static/slider targets FC
*Fixed data usage FC
Install Instructions
Backup! Or not, I don't care.
Wipe System, Data, Cache, & Dalvik Cache.
Flash ROM.
Flash GAPPS.
Reboot.
Enjoy.
ROM Download
http://www.mediafire.com/download/ztkt1ic358zfcmk/rapedape_toro-6.28.2013.zip
MD5-bb97b018f46174e2df190c92567f54be
Something Fast Minimal GApps
http://www.mediafire.com/?o3hmcg9r63iaz1n
MD5-ccbb32276c3ac9fa2e1b34217ab9f168
Credits
VanirAOSP
nuclearmistake
DHO
PrimeDirective
akellar
MBQ_
AOKP
CM
TeamBAKED
BaNkS
Mr. Turtle
Anyone that has contributed to any of the above projects
And many more, those are the main ones. If you want to be added, let me know.
Looks interesting man, will check it out
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DL'n now... Anxious to give it a run thanks
Call me a weirdo but, as soon as I saw "Raped Ape" I was sold.
•_•
Been running for a few hours combined with ak cylon801. Smooth stable and fast... No unnecessary stuff.... Loving it!
qendadar said:
Been running for a few hours combined with ak cylon801. Smooth stable and fast... No unnecessary stuff.... Loving it!
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Could I get the ak Ceylon 801 from you? Wished I kept all the releases. That was a great kernel release.
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Any plans for maguro?
grtz from the crazy basterd from holland. powered by AK and DT
When I try to download there is a "authorize download" button but nothing happens. Any ideas?
Hmm I'm not sure. I relinked it though so maybe that'll help?
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the relink is not formated right not working from tapatalk
dereaper said:
the relink is not formated right not working from tapatalk
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My bad, should be fixed now.
jcutter347 said:
When I try to download there is a "authorize download" button but nothing happens. Any ideas?
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Request desktop site
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parkson said:
Request desktop site
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+1
That's how I got it to work
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MisterSprinkles said:
What is RapedApe?
*Removed all instances of PIE(where's all the trolls at?).
*Started removing other useless stuffs.
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+1 for no PIE.
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If you go to ak devhost you can find all his past kernels
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TheSwaggeR said:
Could I get the ak Ceylon 801 from you? Wished I kept all the releases. That was a great kernel release.
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You can find all ak's old kernels on his devhost... there is a link to it in his kernel thread
Love the name.
User's thoughts?
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User thoughts = I'm on my second day with this and it's pure smooth buttery aperaping love.
*edit* only thing missing is a rapedape themed boot animation. Hopefully one of the more savvy artists out there can hook us up
qendadar said:
User thoughts = I'm on my second day with this and it's pure smooth buttery aperaping love.
*edit* only thing missing is a rapedape themed boot animation. Hopefully one of the more savvy artists out there can hook us up
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I actually thought about that... But I am rather picky when it comes to boot animations. Besides, I like the old one If anyone is willing to make one, go for it!
How you guys liking the ROM?
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Loving the ROM.... for some reason... Bootanimation wise....i see something like a spoof on the old Grape Ape cartoon... I'll see what kind of gif i can find on my days off
Add an option in Settings to darken the layouts and this ROM will be perfect. This and PD's ATOM ROM are the 2 best ROMs in my opinion.
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