Hi, i'm still new about knowing android and installing custom roms. I recently installed ARHD 31.0 on my HOX and it's awesome! thanks mike. After the first boot, i tried to flash bricked 0.21, but it won't boot. I'm guessing it's a wrong move. So the question is there any kernels for this rom? The dirtier the better
I think not at this moment
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Rekon93 said:
Hi, i'm still new about knowing android and installing custom roms. I recently installed ARHD 31.0 on my HOX and it's awesome! thanks mike. After the first boot, i tried to flash bricked 0.21, but it won't boot. I'm guessing it's a wrong move. So the question is there any kernels for this rom? The dirtier the better
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Try repackaging the kernel.
The only kernel currently working is trips kernel.
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treebill said:
Try repackaging the kernel.
The only kernel currently working is trips kernel.
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I've been trying the whole day today and i have trouble repacking kernels, dont really understand how and why i have to repack the kernel
Rekon93 said:
I've been trying the whole day today and i have trouble repacking kernels, dont really understand how and why i have to repack the kernel
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http://nibble.cc/repack/
Source kernel (first box) is the boot.img that comes with the rom
New kernel (second box) is boot.img of the kernel.
Click upload and go make a sandwich.
You'll get a download link (valid for 3 hours) for your newly repacked boot.img
Download and flash in fastboot, restart into recovery and flash module. Wipe cache and dalvik cache
And enjoy.
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Hey guys possibly a very noon question but I'm new to all this, I'm looking to use viperx new Rom on my HTC but really like the faux kernels. How can I convert the kernel (that's if I need to) be be compatible with the Rom?
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Rignog said:
Hey guys possibly a very noon question but I'm new to all this, I'm looking to use viperx new Rom on my HTC but really like the faux kernels. How can I convert the kernel (that's if I need to) be be compatible with the Rom?
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For the most custom ROMs you have to repack the kernel. However, on ViperX ROM there's no need to repack, just flash the boot.img for the kernel and install the modules in CWM.
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Sweet so no repacks needed for viperx Rom just install the original custom kernels then? i.e faux123 kernal
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Sorry another noob Question based off of this, but how do you know if a Rom needs a repacked kernal or not?
Rignog said:
Sweet so no repacks needed for viperx Rom just install the original custom kernels then? i.e faux123 kernal
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Yuo, no need for repack. Just download the ones from the official faux thread and you're ready to go!
Stuar said:
Sorry another noob Question based off of this, but how do you know if a Rom needs a repacked kernal or not?
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If there are any ramdisk tweaks you need a repack. It's usually also stated in the OP if you need repack.
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Hi all.
I'm using Seadersn's 10162012 build which includes bricked kernel AFAIK. I've always just used default supported kernels up to now.
Do I need to flash modules?
Seems to be running fine as is but I don't want to overlook stuff if its needed for functionalities or running smoothly.
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conar said:
Hi all.
I'm using Seadersn's 10162012 build which includes bricked kernel AFAIK. I've always just used default supported kernels up to now.
Do I need to flash modules?
Seems to be running fine as is but I don't want to overlook stuff if its needed for functionalities or running smoothly.
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When you flash the Bricked kernel (which is the default kernel in CM10 these days), the ROM zip file that you flash from Recovery also has the kernel modules. So first you flash the boot.img on fastboot, then when you flash the ROM zip, the modules (which are inside it) also get flashed. That's why you don't need to flash modules separately.
When you want to use another AOSP kernel with CM10, then you flash the boot.img of that kernel, then the ROM zip, and then the modules of the new AOSP kernel you are flashing (because the ROM zip does not contain it).
Hope that answers your question.
I think it does.... thanks for that
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Can't yet reply on dev threads so hopefully I'll get an answer here.
Since the last update my phone seems to take about twice as long to charge.
The battery life is much improved with this latest flash so I'm happy to put up with it but is there anything I can do to improve this?
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Resolved by updating the rom
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Hi all guys. I flashed Ice col jelly 4.2.1 and i have some questions.. Why there si no photosphere option in camera app ? Which 3.x kernel can I sue for it to use project butter and optimize battery life ?
Hi. I've heard that photosphere is not supported on our device (it makes the camera app FC) and that's why developers removed it from their rom.
For the kernel, I don't know, I might be interested if someone has an answer.
PS : maybe you should be more specific in the title of your thread
I tried Trip's one x+ kernel on ICJ421 when it first came out it was v002 if I remember right. I was able to boot but got reboot after a minute of use.
The stock kernel is the best at the moment.
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JackIX said:
Hi. I've heard that photosphere is not supported on our device (it makes the camera app FC) and that's why developers removed it from their rom.
For the kernel, I don't know, I might be interested if someone has an answer.
PS : maybe you should be more specific in the title of your thread
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Tnx man! Yes I forgot to erite a tittle but now i cant modify it!
TToivanen said:
I tried Trip's one x+ kernel on ICJ421 when it first came out it was v002 if I remember right. I was able to boot but got reboot after a minute of use.
The stock kernel is the best at the moment.
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Maybe I will try this kernrl to know if the developer fixed this bug! How to flash the kernel ?
Repack the boot, flash like normal: fastboot flash boot boot.img
Then flash modules in recovery.
And nandroid before flashing!
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i tried both with viper x 3.3.1 and insertcoin v15.2.0. Every time I try to flash bricked kernel it flashes the kernel and then bootloop. I would really appreciate if someone would give me a zip file of faux kernel. I only find moduls on this site...
Please help I need a kernel.
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Currently there are no available custom kernels for the jelly bean base, because htc didnt release the kernel source code yet. All you can use will be the stock htc kernel that is also incorporated inside the rom when you extract it.
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There is the custom-stock kernel made by TripNDroid from Tegra3 references and from HOX+ source.
Just reflash the rom to fix the modules and reflash the original boot.img .....
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Just reflash the rom to fix the modules and reflash the original boot.img .....
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Yeah , and quit flashing ICS kernel onto JB rom , that can lead into some issues, bigger then you think.
Ok got it. Staying with viper x 3.2.2 and waiting for jb kernels to be created. When is htc giving the source to the devs?
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They should release the code about 90 days after the release.....but nobody knows for sure !
Hi i have been using my HTC one v
And my friend wants to flash a ROM on wildfire s marvel(Gsm) i wanted to know where is the kernel as i know on stock we use stock boot.img
I have a nandroid backup of his stock ROM and going to flash cm10 marvelous when i begin to flash aroma installer ask something about launcher and etc etc then when it start installing it begin win 0 to direct 100 without a sec ... I want to know where did i go wrong i flashed as it was said in op . please help and where is the kernel boot.img for it ???
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Hi i have been using my HTC one v
And my friend wants to flash a ROM on wildfire s marvel(Gsm) i wanted to know where is the kernel as i know on stock we use stock boot.img
I have a nandroid backup of his stock ROM and going to flash cm10 marvelous when i begin to flash aroma installer ask something about launcher and etc etc then when it start installing it begin win 0 to direct 100 without a sec ... I want to know where did i go wrong i flashed as it was said in op . please help and where is the kernel boot.img for it ???
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i don't get other things but boot.img contains two things 1)ramdisk 2)kernel (zImage)
you need dsxida's kitchen to extract boot.img and use any koush updater method to flash kernel.
ijayesh said:
Hi i have been using my HTC one v
And my friend wants to flash a ROM on wildfire s marvel(Gsm) i wanted to know where is the kernel as i know on stock we use stock boot.img
I have a nandroid backup of his stock ROM and going to flash cm10 marvelous when i begin to flash aroma installer ask something about launcher and etc etc then when it start installing it begin win 0 to direct 100 without a sec ... I want to know where did i go wrong i flashed as it was said in op . please help and where is the kernel boot.img for it ???
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You do not have to flash any kernel
Moreover, if you flash stock kernel on this ROM, you'll get a nice bootloop, maybe you'll even softbrick the device
Which recovery are you using ? If it is TWRP >2.2, just go back to an older version and you'll be able to flash everything fine.
Cwm no-touch recovery
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Thanks for the info but that 0-100 when flashing rom
.what about that
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IT is because of an Syntax error in the Rom. You have to flash another Rom until op of the rom fixed the Problem.
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