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)
Compizfox said:
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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Hi There,
maybe this is a funny question, but still I wish to ask it.
Is there a stock based kernel that would support a CM-10 rom ?
Nope AOSP based kernels support CM, Stock based ROMs support Stock based ROMs. Simple as that most kernel threads will specify that anyway
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Nope. Unless Sony releases an official jb rom with jb kernel for us to play around with. Stock for stock based, cm based kernel for aokp and other cm based roms.
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hi I have unlocked the bootloader of my xperia arc now if I would try the Serene Kernel -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2097138 in the post says I should use the official rom, as I put it with the bootloader unlocked?
Well well well, if you got a stockbased rom, then try it
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Well well well, if you got a stockbased rom, then try it
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I am now using the cyanogen 10, so I changed the kernel on the phone, the fact is that I do not know which ROM install after putting the kernel, I also wondered if it would be compatible with cyanogen 9 of Anzu.
ICS kernels will only work with ICS ROMs
JB kernels will only work with JB ROMs
GB kernels will only work with GB ROMs
stock based kernels are compatible with stock based ROMs only.
most (NOT ALL) non stock based kernels are compatible with any cm/Aokp/miui ROMs
so to answer your Q: serene kernel will not work on CM10 because
1) former is for ICS but CM10 is jb
2) cm10 is a non stock based ROM is
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Try out different kernels to see what you like, but be sure that the ROM matches the KERNEL! or it won't boot!
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ICS kernels will only work with ICS ROMs
JB kernels will only work with JB ROMs
GB kernels will only work with GB ROMs
stock based kernels are compatible with stock based ROMs only.
most (NOT ALL) non stock based kernels are compatible with any cm/Aokp/miui ROMs
so to answer your Q: serene kernel will not work on CM10 because
1) former is for ICS but CM10 is jb
2) cm10 is a non stock based ROM is
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I already know, in fact wondering where I can find the official ROM for bootloader unlocked so as to put the kernel serene.
Hey I really would like to flash a custom rom that is as similar as possible to an android stock rom. Are there any other roms except slim bean?
Pabx's 4.2.1 ROM is pretty close to stock, as well as other AOSP builds.
AOKP and CM10 are based on stock Android but slightly tweaked.
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AOSP/AOKP/CM10
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Are any of these stable ?
I have tried CM10 but my phone would run really hot and had lots of reboots, no overclocking and using stock kernel.
I would be greatfull if someone could point me in the direction of a Non HTC based rom that does not turn my phone into a toaster.
All of them are stable, you probably did something wrong when installing the ROM.
If I'd have to recommend something: IceColdJelly 4.2.1 by LorD ClockaN is really stable according to my experience.
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Thanks.
I have just flashed that ROM so fingers crossed.
You can also try trip's CM10 endeavor unleashed.:good:
Hi guys, so i have installed on my xperia play lupus 12 ics and i wass tryhing to install slimbean on it and it didnt work for obvious reasons, i guess it is neceesary to have installed jellyebean kernel to run jelly bean roms, so i was wondering, if a flash a jelly bean rom, can i install a ics rom?. WHICH NOE IS BETTER TO HAVE?
thank you for answering.
greetings
SELGX said:
Hi guys, so i have installed on my xperia play lupus 12 ics and i wass tryhing to install slimbean on it and it didnt work for obvious reasons, i guess it is neceesary to have installed jellyebean kernel to run jelly bean roms, so i was wondering, if a flash a jelly bean rom, can i install a ics rom?. WHICH NOE IS BETTER TO HAVE?
thank you for answering.
greetings
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I know it can be confusing, so it is best to flash kernel recommended by rom owner.
But, i can try to explain:
There are two (2) type of roms:
-Stock (based on sony's firmware)
-Aosp (or aokp, cm or miui)
So, you have Stock gb and ics, but no Stock jb.
For Aosp based roms, you have cm7 as gb based, cm9 as ics based and cm10 as jb based (i don't know what is miui based on)
To be able to boot rom, you need kernel that match type of rom you want to install.
Some version of kernels can boot dual type roms:
Example:
1: ics/gb Stock - can boot ics and gb roms based on Stock firmware
2: ics/gb cm - can boot ics and gb based on aosp ics gb roms
3:lupus v8 jb can boot Aosp jb and Aosp ics roms, and MAYBE that's the
kernel you are searching.
The best way is to search in kernels thread based on rom you want to install
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Bakisha said:
I know it can be confusing, so it is best to flash kernel recommended by rom owner.
But, i can try to explain:
There are two (2) type of roms:
-Stock (based on sony's firmware)
-Aosp (or aokp, cm or miui)
So, you have Stock gb and ics, but no Stock jb.
For Aosp based roms, you have cm7 as gb based, cm9 as ics based and cm10 as jb based (i don't know what is miui based on)
To be able to boot rom, you need kernel that match type of rom you want to install.
Some version of kernels can boot dual type roms:
Example:
1: ics/gb Stock - can boot ics and gb roms based on Stock firmware
2: ics/gb cm - can boot ics and gb based on aosp ics gb roms
3:lupus v8 jb can boot Aosp jb and Aosp ics roms, and MAYBE that's the
kernel you are searching.
The best way is to search in kernels thread based on rom you want to install
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Good explanation and miui roms ate usually stock based but the ports are usually cyanogenmod based
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abdel12345 said:
Good explanation and miui roms ate usually stock based but the ports are usually cyanogenmod based
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I didn't flash recently any miui roms, do they have kernel inside the rom's zip file? Or was it inside cm roms?
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Bakisha said:
I didn't flash recently any miui roms, do they have kernel inside the rom's zip file? Or was it inside cm roms?
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Yes they have kernel inside zip. Dans miui Australia is like this and maxworks miui 2 4 and 5.
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Anyway, good place to search for roms/kernel is at
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2184897
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mundna are
Bakisha said:
I know it can be confusing, so it is best to flash kernel recommended by rom owner.
But, i can try to explain:
There are two (2) type of roms:
-Stock (based on sony's firmware)
-Aosp (or aokp, cm or miui)
So, you have Stock gb and ics, but no Stock jb.
For Aosp based roms, you have cm7 as gb based, cm9 as ics based and cm10 as jb based (i don't know what is miui based on)
To be able to boot rom, you need kernel that match type of rom you want to install.
Some version of kernels can boot dual type roms:
Example:
1: ics/gb Stock - can boot ics and gb roms based on Stock firmware
2: ics/gb cm - can boot ics and gb based on aosp ics gb roms
3:lupus v8 jb can boot Aosp jb and Aosp ics roms, and MAYBE that's the
kernel you are searching.
The best way is to search in kernels thread based on rom you want to install
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dude, that makes a lot of sense, ever since i installed the kernel that i mentioned earlier i have been having random issues with some custom roms
usun lupus ics v12 720 on verizon xperia play
Gin2jelly bean rom is not recognized by my computer and wom was amazing but i dont like when developers put too much apps in it . i guess the problem was the kernel i am using
ICE CREAM PURENESS : laggiest thing ever, dont know why
[ROM][GSM] Gamer 4 [Ultimate Sony experience], this rom i wanted to install because it has on screen softkey buttons. so i could use those instead of the hardware one, but have to uninstall because the didnt appear on screen and has lots of apps.
SLIMBEAN: WELL I COULDNT INSTALL IT AND KERNEL KEPT ON BOOTING LIKE CRAZY.
NOW I AM BACK WITH THE BEST ICS ROM IN MY OPINION THE TRUE ANCESTOR FINAL EDITION, WHICH I LOVE BUT IT DOESNT HAVE THE SOFTKEY BUTTONS
but now that you clarify this i might try to flash a jelly bean kernel since google claims that jellybean is the one to beat lag.
THANK YOU GUYS FOR REPLYING.
greetings from a real newbie
Well, just to add, if you want gaming perfomance, use gb roms. Ics is stable these days, but little slower then gb in gaming. Jb is only Aosp based, it's good in gaming, but some things are still "work in progress".
Ps: we where all noobs at some point
Ask whatever you want (just do not ask for ETA)
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Well, just to add, if you want gaming perfomance, use gb roms. Ics is stable these days, but little slower then gb in gaming. Jb is only Aosp based, it's good in gaming, but some things are still "work in progress".
Ps: we where all noobs at some point
Ask whatever you want (just do not ask for ETA)
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what does ETA mean? see i am a noob xD
ICSNEO2PLAY thats what i read at the end of all your posts, i assume you use that rom
TELL ME ABOUT THAT ROM, IT SEEMS THAT I CAN ALREADY INSTALL IT SINCE I HAVE AN ICS KERNEL.
DOES IT HAVE ON SCREEN BACK HOME AND TASK BUTTONS?
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SELGX said:
what does ETA mean? see i am a noob xD
ICSNEO2PLAY thats what i read at the end of all your posts, i assume you use that rom
TELL ME ABOUT THAT ROM, IT SEEMS THAT I CAN ALREADY INSTALL IT SINCE I HAVE AN ICS KERNEL.
DOES IT HAVE ON SCREEN BACK HOME AND TASK BUTTONS?
greetings
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Eta is asking when something will come out. Neo2play is the Rom that he made and its in his Signature that's why you see it in all his posts. That rom doesn't haven't screen buttons but it does give you lots of choice in what you use to fully customize your phone through aroma installer. It should work if you have an ics kernel but it has to be a stock ics kernel not aosp. If your using true ancestor then that means neo2play should work on the sane kernel
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True ancestor rom, as my rom also, is based on Stock ics for Neo L (since that phone have exactly same hardware as play, minus touchpafs). My rom came out later, but i modded it more, and put aroma installer with bunch of rom options (gamers like less things installed, casual gamers sacrifice ram for the sake of extra stuff).
Some roms have osb (on screen buttons), but you'll have to search for it.
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If you really want osb then you can use markphytons nxt ics revolution rom. He removed it from xda but you can probably find a link for it somewhere in q&a section
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