I've gone back to CM7.2 nightlies for the stability. Are there any stable AOKP gingerbread builds? Their website wasn't very clear.
AOKP isn't gingerbread. Only ics
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That would explain why I couldn't find anything. Thanks!
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What is the differnce between these two? The milestone version works well on my GN CDMA, wondering if the nightlies will work better?
Also, what roms work with francos kernel? I am running ICS 4.04, and I know aokp wont work with 4.04.
1. its kernel not kernal.
2. milestone = stable, nightly = may be unstable.. use if you're experienced -- may have bugs
3. 4.0.4 or 4.0.3 roms. and aokp does work with franco kernel
zephiK said:
1. its kernel not kernal.
2. milestone = stable, nightly = may be unstable.. use if you're experienced -- may have bugs
3. 4.0.4 or 4.0.3 roms. and aokp does work with franco kernel
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Thank you, I found a build of aokp that works with 4.04. Would you say that nightly is better, though unstable?
Hi i have just been looking around and was wondering which is more stable and stuff, and what is the difference between the FXP ICS firmware and the offical CM9 RC1 firmware? Which one gets updated more frequently and which one will be updated to Android 4.1 Jelley bean the fastest?
Thanks
JWTROCKZ said:
Hi i have just been looking around and was wondering which is more stable and stuff, and what is the difference between the FXP ICS firmware and the offical CM9 RC1 firmware? Which one gets updated more frequently and which one will be updated to Android 4.1 Jelley bean the fastest?
Thanks
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FXP126 and RC1 are essentially the same ROM.
FXP will continue to update in FXP127 and on, while RC1 is stable enough for continued daily use.
I have the simon kernel and i was wondering what's the difference between these three kernels/roms.
And since i'm running the AOKP Kang jellybean rom will i be able to flash CM9 or cm10 onto it?
I'm new to this so please bare with my logic if things seem wrong.
CM9 and CM10 are ROMs, and AOKP is one too.
CM9 is ICS (Android 4.0) and CM10 is Jelly Bean (Android 4.1)
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CM9 and CM10 are ROMs, and AOKP is one too.
CM9 is ICS (Android 4.0) and CM10 is Jelly Bean (Android 4.1)
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Are there kernels for the cm9 and 10? What are the pros and cons to them?
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There are 2 custom kernels, Titanium and Titanium-KISS. You can find them in the dev section.
I don't know for sure what the pros and cons are.
don't mess with won't kernels my friend......and cm10 is code for jelly bean
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I already have an AOKP JB ROM out, but on the poll on the AOKP thread, building a CM10 ROM got 7 votes and only staying on AOKP didn't get any.
Here is my AOKP JB ROM
I was curious if there was a version of Paranoid Android that was based off CM9 or CM9.1, ICS, and if so, what version.
The thread is here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=27637734 but links are dead. If you really want that... I have a moderately simplified package of this ROM (PA 1.5) and can upload this weekend.
Why do you want that anyway? PA 1.5 isn't half as good as PA 2+ or even the latest AOSPA 3.10
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CM10 seems to act... Strange with my phone, so I've been sticking to CM9.1
Figured I'd check out the ICS/CM9 version of Pa.
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ARitualSacrifice said:
CM10 seems to act... Strange with my phone, so I've been sticking to CM9.1
Figured I'd check out the ICS/CM9 version of Pa.
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How's CM10 behaving...? And why not CM10.1?
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