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Can you recommend some roms/kernels?

I just ordered this phone, should be getting it sometime next week. BTW Im coming from the MyTouch 4g slide. If you recommend any roms or kernels please post the link. Thanks.
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I recommend AOKP or CM9. Both are AOSP based with AOKP being closer to pure Android 4.0. That said, it helps to just try out what is available and see what works for you.

Darkside all the way...the fastest and best battery...I'm using his kernel with stock rom and i get 7100 benchmark
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djtheraven said:
Darkside all the way...the fastest and best battery...I'm using his kernel with stock rom and i get 7100 benchmark
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Is stock ROM official ICS update or GB?

I got this phone 2 months and bounced around between Darkside, stock ICS rooted, and AOKP. I've flashed Eugene's streamlined kernel to AOKP. And I think that's where I'm staying. I love the ui changes and inbuilt cpu control. And with Groove IP I can do without native wifi calling. My advice is to try them each for a few days, even ones I didn't mention like cm9, and decide what fits your needs.
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AOKP build 40 + Eugene's kernel is working beautifully for me

Thanks guys
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I'm still looking for a link to Eugene's kernel... Is there anyone that could post one? Thanks

Eugene's Kernel is here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=27888207#post27888207
I personally run his kernel on CM9 alpha 9. The phone is way too fast.

pettigrew95 said:
Is stock ROM official ICS update or GB?
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Ics
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jgbenito7 said:
AOKP build 40 + Eugene's kernel is working beautifully for me
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I'm struggling to figure out how the aokp builds work. I'm on 6/23-03 but in "about this phone " I get "build 39". I'd like to be up to date and can't quite understand it. Do you get it? And where did you find build 40?
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id suggest a full wipe and re-flash

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Darkside all the way...the fastest and best battery...I'm using his kernel with stock rom and i get 7100 benchmark
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+1 on that one for sure. I've run Darkside ROM/Kernel since I had Gingerbread.

yup darkside is definitely the way to go. awesome battery life and really stable.

ianhouser said:
I'm struggling to figure out how the aokp builds work. I'm on 6/23-03 but in "about this phone " I get "build 39". I'd like to be up to date and can't quite understand it. Do you get it? And where did you find build 40?
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That's because 0623-03 IS Build 39, assuming you are referring to Whitehawkx's AOKP. Hercules is officially supported by Team Kang now, so you can get Build 40 from here:
http://aokp.co/index.php/releases/_/build-40-r26

Kernel overclocking
I'm using Darkside TLLE4.V1 and the 3.0.8-perf-T989DTTLE4-CL579656 kernel. Way good. One question though: I come the cpu is not overclockable over 1.5 ? I thought this kernel was open to overclocking, I would like to boost it up to 1.8. Any ideas?

stay away from the Resurrection remix rom flashed it yesterday and it installed but when i rebooted my phone never came back on and it still wont do anything
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i was using the darkside evolution 3 v7 and it works perfectly u can only overclock to 1712 i think

Pandemic187 said:
That's because 0623-03 IS Build 39, assuming you are referring to Whitehawkx's AOKP. Hercules is officially supported by Team Kang now, so you can get Build 40 from here:
http://aokp.co/index.php/releases/_/build-40-r26
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So much to learn and keep track of. Thank you!

djtheraven said:
Darkside all the way...the fastest and best battery...I'm using his kernel with stock rom and i get 7100 benchmark
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it looks like there are a bunch of darkside roms/kernels. which one are you using?

This may have been addressed before but for some reason I can not find an answer. I have tried AOKP and CM9 and I am having problems with the external SD card not being recognized by several apps (beyondpod is the main one). There is a setting for using the external only but then most of my games (EA titles) will not open. Is there anything that can be done? I am currently using Chicago rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1602332 and it seems to work correctly but I would like to start using the CM9 nightly builds. Thanks in advance.

To flash ICS or not?

Should I pull the trigger and flash ICS now with the release of source or should I wait a bit?
Which is better stock or AOKP??
Is aokp good enough for daily use?
which do you guys like better?
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Honestly, I won't be using stock ICS because of the scroll speeds. It's just awful. I am running CM9 and, even before any source kernel changes, the battery life is great and it's totally stable.

Darrien13 said:
Should I pull the trigger and flash ICS now with the release of source or should I wait a bit?
Which is better stock or AOKP??
Is aokp good enough for daily use?
which do you guys like better?
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I don't see what's wrong with flashing it now.. It's up to you.. I've flashed before source was put and couldn't be happier.. Not sure about AOKP.. But I been using Venum ice and blu Kuban.. And they have been great especially for daily use... Just was throwing that out there

Darrien13 said:
Should I pull the trigger and flash ICS now with the release of source or should I wait a bit?
Which is better stock or AOKP??
Is aokp good enough for daily use?
which do you guys like better?
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My personal opinion, if you're new to ICS you may want to start on FF18 + rooted leak by sfhub.
This will get you either exactly to OTA or close enough, depending on if there were any differences in the OTA versus leak.
(It's still being checked at the moment.)
Then start reading on 2-3 ROMs - are the kernels made safe to avoid the eMMC lockup?
Most are now but doesn't hurt to verify.
Once you're up to date on the ROM then I'd say pull the trigger.
I'm planning on doing this myself pretty soon so just giving advice that I'm following on my own.

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Darrien13 said:
Should I pull the trigger and flash ICS now with the release of source or should I wait a bit?
Which is better stock or AOKP??
Is aokp good enough for daily use?
which do you guys like better?
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I think from what I've seen Times' AOKP and Agat are the only ones that have the source built kernels right now (and posted on a thread in the dev section.)... Agat says in his post that his kernel is only good on TW Roms for now.
I've personally run AOKP and CM9 for daily drivers (although I have not run the AOKP that he added the source kernel to yesterday yet.). You should be fine with either. Agat's kernel has the emmc bug fixed so it shouldn't brick. People have already confirmed that with Agat's Kernel, but I'm not sure if that was tackled in the AOKP kernel or not... Either way as long as you go back to the EL26-CWM 5.0.2.7 kernel you should be fine to flash from that.
EDIT: I just double checked the AOKP page and Times says that the EMMC brick bug is fixed.

[Q] Jelly Bean Stable ROM for T989D Telus SIIX?

Hello,
I am using T989D Telus Version. Though I am not using it on Telus and using it on Rogers tower. Currently on CM10 experimental, which is not that stable. Any one else have luck with using this version on Jelly Bean . I am currently suffering SOD a lot. So can you please let me know which version is very stable ?

Tried aokp? You can try changing governors to help your sod issue. Refer to the aokp thread
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Teo032 said:
Tried aokp? You can try changing governors to help your sod issue. Refer to the aokp thread
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No I have not. Is it stable ?
People wrote about SOD on the page too

Honestly, it's a hit or miss, mine is completely stable..so are some others. While others aren't. Don't know what the difference is but I'm starting to think that the devices are different in the inside. Maybe different manufacturers on certain parts? Who knows. So just try it out. The rr and sod is clearly present, so if that happens try another Rom
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Teo032 said:
Honestly, it's a hit or miss, mine is completely stable..so are some others. While others aren't. Don't know what the difference is but I'm starting to think that the devices are different in the inside. Maybe different manufacturers on certain parts? Who knows. So just try it out. The rr and sod is clearly present, so if that happens try another Rom
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Now thats a bit tough job since you cant test SOD immediately

Well.. then stick with ics
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Teo032 said:
Well.. then stick with ics
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What version do you suggest with minimum bloat ?

Teo032 said:
Honestly, it's a hit or miss, mine is completely stable..so are some others. While others aren't. Don't know what the difference is but I'm starting to think that the devices are different in the inside. Maybe different manufacturers on certain parts? Who knows. So just try it out. The rr and sod is clearly present, so if that happens try another Rom
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Right - I will try others too. its kinda frustuating when you have to redo the work
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Well.. then stick with ics
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Any idea where to find actual ROM ?

BUMP !?
Any one

Try AOKP JB by TheLastSidekick Oct. 9 build. It is super stable for me. No bugs, SODs, RRs, etc. You could also try Dougshells AOKP ROM because AOKP by TLS is based off of it so it should be as stable as it.
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To be honest, I dont mind even ICS but stable and bloat free

theandroidrooter88 said:
You could also try Dougshells AOKP ROM
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To avoid/minimize SOD's and RR's, don't forget to set governor to interactive and scheduler to deadline.

I've had the S2X since it came out. I'm running Dougshell's 10/10 build and haven't experienced a single SOD or RR. This is the first AOKP jb build I've used that doesn't have those issues. Solid daily driver.
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mintharis said:
I've had the S2X since it came out. I'm running Dougshell's 10/10 build and haven't experienced a single SOD or RR. This is the first AOKP jb build I've used that doesn't have those issues. Solid daily driver.
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Did you use TWRP as your recovery? if so, how did you load it on your phone? Ive tried doing it from GooManager but it wont work.
Also, should i go with the Stable AOKP ROM or is the nightly a better choice? the last stable was all the way back in July.

Khameleon said:
Did you use TWRP as your recovery? if so, how did you load it on your phone? Ive tried doing it from GooManager but it wont work.
Also, should i go with the Stable AOKP ROM or is the nightly a better choice? the last stable was all the way back in July.
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I used CWM 5.0.2.7
The stable AOKP build from July is based on ICS I believe. The nightlies are jb. Up to you there.
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What is the most stable jelly bean ROM so far?

Im eager to install a jelly bean ROM to try it out. I can't wait for the official to be released. Which ROM has the most things working such as 4g GPS signal etc?
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awesomedeals88 said:
Im eager to install a jelly bean ROM to try it out. I can't wait for the official to be released. Which ROM has the most things working such as 4g GPS signal etc?
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Not sure if its made for t-mo sg3 but look into black bean ROMs or paranoid android 2 of the best stable ROMs I have used
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You mean black jelly v 0.6 right?
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Running Black Jelly now. . . But, it's a bit buggy so far. Battery hangs, no lock screen info and the dialer seems to wig out.

awesomedeals88 said:
You mean black jelly v 0.6 right?
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No blackbean like I said not sure if they make a ROM for your carrier/device try paranoid android its a tablet/phone Ui
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I can testify for xquizit xD v20
it is unbelievably stable and fast compared to stock!

CM10 with Ktoonsez kernel no complaints what so ever. Try it out.
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I'd wait a week. I'm guessing there will be a pretty solid jb ota leak. It's been a week since li8.

Cm10 definitely most stable.
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I'd say the Frosty rom is the best. Everything works. seems like factory. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1874063

Frosty and paranoid android were both solid for me.

My vote is for ParanoidAndroid. I used it on my Nexus S and it was pretty good. Ability to adjust dpi setting is very useful as this phone can let apps produce very crisp/clear resolution settings.

Frosty for TW and a cm10 for overall stability
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So frosty v1 is stable enough?
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CM10 hands down.
I haven't had a single problem. Running 09/25 nightly right now

Been running Casper's aokp for a week now. Had two lockups on different builds but other than that no other issues, no flickering either. Running it with ktonz kernel @ 1809. Battery life is comparable to Free & Wicked's ICS roms. It's based off all the latest cm10 builds but with soo many more customization options such changing the background of your notification tray. I've heard good things about codenameandroid too.

kwilsonjr said:
I'd say the Frosty rom is the best. Everything works. seems like factory. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1874063
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quick question
how are you guys copying over your phone data
ive flashed the cm10 and works great
but when i go to cw to restore my old data it loads to the green cm screen with the circle rings and it keeps spinning been doing it for over an hour
i whiped restored before i flashed cm10
thanks

sky14 said:
quick question
how are you guys copying over your phone data
ive flashed the cm10 and works great
but when i go to cw to restore my old data it loads to the green cm screen with the circle rings and it keeps spinning been doing it for over an hour
i whiped restored before i flashed cm10
thanks
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U don't if u do a factory data reset u lose everything u have to manually put all or info in but once u sign in with your Google account most of your contacts and apps will come back if they don't u need to reflash gapps sorry if this don't make sense in the Dr office
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Im wanting to try out frsty. If i dont like can i just nandroid back to stock ics? Or will it ruin something for going backwards from 4.1 to 4.0?
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richeazy said:
Cm10 definitely most stable.
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What jellybean ROM are you using? Why?

I am using Cm10. I heard it was very stable but I do not know much more about the different ROMs. I'm a neeewbie!
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The CM10 nightlies are usually a little buggy. And I heard bluetooth doesn't work too often. I usually switch between CM10 and AOKP roms. Using LiquidSmooth right now just to try something different.

uplift777 said:
I am using Cm10. I heard it was very stable but I do not know much more about the different ROMs. I'm a neeewbie!
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I use cm10 but WiFi is broken in the newest nightly
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My wi-fi is working.
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DarthDerron said:
The CM10 nightlies are usually a little buggy. And I heard bluetooth doesn't work too often. I usually switch between CM10 and AOKP roms. Using LiquidSmooth right now just to try something different.
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Does reflashing delete apps? If so what do you use to back up apps?
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uplift777 said:
Does reflashing delete apps? If so what do you use to back up apps?
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You don't have to wipe data if its the same rom, but I use Titanium Backup when switching to different roms.

Rom: LiquidSmooth RC9
Kernel: KT747
so far so good.

What jelly bean rom are you using? And why?
I am using cm10 stable and love it and the reason why is that I'm a newbie it is the one pour stock android I can get on my Samsung galaxy s3. I think my next phone will be the google nexus 5 when ever that comes out or a new galaxy nexus.

I'm using the latest cm10 nightly and it has some glitches here and there but it's solid for most part.

I'm using Serenity. It's a port of JB from the Galaxy Note II.
Why this one and not something else? I wanted to keep the Touchwiz feel for a while longer and I've used Serenity ROMs in the past on a different device.

Using CM10. Bass over bluetooth doesn't work so I dropped back to an older build. Even the older ones still work fine. Running leankernel. Couldn't be happier with my phone!

Organized_Chaos said:
I'm using Serenity. It's a port of JB from the Galaxy Note II.
Why this one and not something else? I wanted to keep the Touchwiz feel for a while longer and I've used Serenity ROMs in the past on a different device.
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I too am using Serenity. I love it! How is your battery life?

Slimbean w/ lean kernel.
Nice combo.

thyroidgland said:
Using CM10. Bass over bluetooth doesn't work so I dropped back to an older build. Even the older ones still work fine. Running leankernel. Couldn't be happier with my phone!
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I'm a new @ this...what is a kernel for? As far as I know I didn't install one...
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uplift777 said:
I'm a new @ this...what is a kernel for? As far as I know I didn't install one...
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I tried to find something that really put this in layman's terms. This article, I think, will tell you exactly what you want to know. Easy peasy http://www.vikitech.com/8239/beginners-guide-android-kernels

uplift777 said:
I'm a new @ this...what is a kernel for? As far as I know I didn't install one...
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You did install the kernel, you just didnt know it. The kernel gets installed with the ROM. But you can flash a different kernel at some other point if you want to. I generally find the stock kernels work well for me

kangi26 said:
You did install the kernel, you just didnt know it. The kernel gets installed with the ROM. But you can flash a different kernel at some other point if you want to. I generally find the stock kernels work well for me
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I'm running BlackBean with LeanKernel all apps inverted along with inverted JB 4.2 keyboard. Why? I used BlackBean on my old Nexus S, inverted stuff saves a ton of battery life on our SAMOLED screens, the combo is overall damn smooth and the kernel also helps to save that battery life while maintaining buttery smoothness. Couldn't be happier.

LiquidSmooth RC9 with leankernel. Seems to be working pretty good so far. A couple of complaints here and there (had an issue with phone crashing every time I received a call, some minor annoyances with music playback) but for the most part it's very speedy and stable.

scorpiopantera said:
I too am using Serenity. I love it! How is your battery life?
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Organized_Chaos said:
I'm using Serenity. It's a port of JB from the Galaxy Note II.
Why this one and not something else? I wanted to keep the Touchwiz feel for a while longer and I've used Serenity ROMs in the past on a different device.
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I'm using the same currently.. What kernels are you guys using.. Also do you have any volume issues like extremely loud or flat when plugging in via car...
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