On my At&T Galaxy S3 I have installed this kernel
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2226290
- I have installed this kernel on both CyanogenMod 10.1 M3 and AOKP MR1 Milestone 1 to see which ROM works for this kernel.
-I wiped cache and dalvik
-The kernel doesn't seem to work on both ROMS
-Is it normal for the screen to be black after the Samsung Galaxy SIII screen?
-If so how long do I have to wait for it boot up?
-I would also appreciate it if you send me links to kernels, or a list of kernels that work with either CyanogenMod 10.1 M3 or AOKP MR1 Milestone 1
-I would like it if the kernel could overclock my S3's CPU and GPU.
-I really appreciate any help, thanks!
use this with the aokp 4.2.2 milestone: http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1916103&d=1367068269
when you flash a kernel, it needs to be compatible with the rom version you are running. to avoid this soft brick down the road, grab a release of the kernel that is close in release date to your rom's release date. this will better pair the two. if your rom is running the packaged kernel, say version 3.4.41, then the custom kernel you want to flash should be 3.4.41 or earlier.
galaxys3world said:
On my At&T Galaxy S3 I have installed this kernel
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2226290
- I have installed this kernel on both CyanogenMod 10.1 M3 and AOKP MR1 Milestone 1 to see which ROM works for this kernel.
-I wiped cache and dalvik
-The kernel doesn't seem to work on both ROMS
-Is it normal for the screen to be black after the Samsung Galaxy SIII screen?
-If so how long do I have to wait for it boot up?
-I would also appreciate it if you send me links to kernels, or a list of kernels that work with either CyanogenMod 10.1 M3 or AOKP MR1 Milestone 1
-I would like it if the kernel could overclock my S3's CPU and GPU.
-I really appreciate any help, thanks!
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http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?1hnavz4mbr660vh
This kernel is Ktoonsez only kernel version that will work with AOKP M1. The newer ones are compiled from new sources that break the display. ie the black screen with sounds and buttons. Flash AOKP M1 then flash the kernel (wipe dalvik/cache and fix permissions right after the kernel installs) then flash GAPPS. This will give you what you want. Always flash in that order if dirty flashing. I am currently running AOKP nightlys and they are stable and give me no issue. also using the most current ktoonsez kernel. The kernel can be tuned with an app that is installed when you flash the kernel.
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Any one knows where to find a cwm zip version of the kernel for download?
What custom kernel is recommended to be used with this rom besides trinity? Does franco kernel work with this rom?
Thanks in advance
Which ROM are you gonna us it with (you forgot to mention it)?
CM9 RC1
You don't have to flash CM9 separately, it comes with the rom.
It is recommended to use stock CM9 kernel. Try it, and video you don't like it change to Franco or trinity or whatever you feel to
Gl. And happy flashing.
Swiftkey'ed on my CM9 Galaxy Nexus
I never paid attention to what kernel I had before I flashed Franco's kernel but I'm thinking about uninstalling it since it's been giving me a lot of bugs and I'm thinking about flashing Faux but I'm not sure if uninstalling the Franco Kernel Updater removes Franco Kernel. If it does, how do I flash Faux kernel?
I think faux kernel is the default kernel with Aokp build 3. You can reflash the rom or find the faux kernel thread, download kernel and flash.
faux kernel
Here is a link to his kernels,myself I always run the latest,no problems yet.
Galaxy Nexus/Toro for JB is at bottom
http://faux.androidro.ms
What rom do you have? Franco kernel is great with AOKP based roms. Give it a chance! (Also no bugs here caused from kernel)
Sent from my AOKP Nexus using xda Premium
My GNEX is to be delivered today and I've decided to go with CM 10 M2 (had good experiences with CM7 and CM9), is there any real need to go with a kernel other than the stock CM one? Is the CM kernel the same as a stock AOSP kernel or is it "tweaked"
sdimichele said:
My GNEX is to be delivered today and I've decided to go with CM 10 M2 (had good experiences with CM7 and CM9), is there any real need to go with a kernel other than the stock CM one? Is the CM kernel the same as a stock AOSP kernel or is it "tweaked"
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No need to use other then the CM kernel.
I recon there are tweaks in it though i've never checked which tweaks that would be.
Swype'ed on my CM10 Galaxy Nexus
hi all !
i just flashed cm 10.1 official and it is great so far except for the superuser issue
so i tried to flash a franco kernel as i always do , franco r325 and all my phone went dead force crashing everywhere , without panicking i formatted my phone and i downloaded the r345 kernel but it seems to be an img file something cwm can't flash so i decided to try trinity kernel but i am not sure which is made for 4.2 so i am not taking the risk of flashing a random one then it struck me ...why do i even need to flash kernels anyway? isn't stock kenel the same? so can someone enlightnen me?
Custom kernels allows you to overclock and undervolt the CPU and GPU.
Some custom kernels also add extra features that a stock kernel does not have; fast charge mod, kernel sound mod etc.
kernels control pretty much every aspect of your device. they connect your cpu to your os and hardware. custom kernels add functuality that isnt included with the stock kernel, as well as performance and battery enhancements. google the the word kernel or linux kernel for more info.
now about your issue.. cm made some modifications that made many custom kernels non bootable on cm. franco kernel in the img format isnt flashable via recovery but is flashable via fastboot or the franco kernel app. trinity kernels latest 4.2.1 kernel is alpha10, but the 4.1.2 kernels also run on 4.2.1.
Hi! First post here.
Trying to install lean kernel on my t-mobile note3 with cm11 8/21 nightly installed.
I downloaded the aosp version and flashed with twrp. After cache wipe and reboot, there's no mention of lean kernel in settings info. It just says stock cm kernel installed.
Any help on this would be appreciated!