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Any kernels you can use with the stock rom?

Can the stock rom be overclocked.

Can anyone help?

Mrhorology said:
Can anyone help?
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Yup just flash a custom kernel that can be OCED like ziggys kernel or chads kernel (dont use the latest one just use the 12/23/202-sense kernel)

JoelZ9614 said:
Yup just flash a custom kernel that can be OCED like ziggys kernel or chads kernel (dont use the latest one just use the 12/23/202-sense kernel)
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Which has greater battery life? And where is the ziggy one?

Mrhorology said:
Which has greater battery life? And where is the ziggy one?
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never mind i just remembered that ziggy had taken all his kernels down until final release. You'll have to use chad's incredikernel sense kernel dont try the newer ones read whats in huge letters in the OP

i like hydro kernals ssuv

I've been using the Incredikernel for a few days now, and seems like it's pretty nice.

[Q] Stock Kernel With CM7

Hey,
Would it be possible to flash CM7 with the stock kernel on Xperia Arc S?
I want to try a new ROM but I'm not sure if you need another kernel than the stock. And I couldn't find any existing thread with this problem
(I have rooted it and an unlocked the bootloader)
I hope you can help me out
Bram

You need to flash the kernel of CM7 or any custom kernel that's compatible with CM7.
As FXP already stated in his thread:
FXP said:
HOWTO
to flash cm7 rom you have to take 3 steps (after unpacking the 7z archive)
step 2 - flash new kernel (always use the kernel provided in CM7 / it is incompatible with stock ROM)
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Sent from my LT15i using XDA

Yup, AOSP-based ROMs don't work with the stock kernel.

Okay thanks. And when I want to get back to my origional ROM (stock), I don't have to flash another kernel. Or do I have to change the kernel everytime I change the ROM? And what makes Doomkernel so special actually?
Bram

Bramboos_95 said:
Okay thanks. And when I want to get back to my origional ROM (stock), I don't have to flash another kernel. Or do I have to change the kernel everytime I change the ROM? And what makes Doomkernel so special actually?
Bram
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Some ROMs need specific kernels to work properly. Of course this doesn't necessarily mean that each time you change your rom, you will have to change your kernel as well. Most of the times, in the thread of each ROM you will find info on what kernel is needed each time.
I'm using DoomKernel because I'm very satisfied with its speed and its CWM recovery which is veeery helpful if you wanna try things on your phone!

I already use CWM. Isn't there a kernel that works with any ROM
Sent from my LT18i using XDA

How to change kernel?

I am now on R800i 4.0.2.A.0.58 EnhancedV2, DooMLoRD Kernel (v14), and Gin2JellyBean (v1.8.1). I am thinking about changing kernel from DooMLoRD Kernel (v14) to LuPuSv2-GB [STOCK-GB][LINARO]. I am also looking for proper rom to match with the change. what should I do? Can someone help?

Both of the kernels you mentioned work with the exact same roms... If you want to use LuPuS stock-gb, just flash it over DooMKerneL v14

jacklebott said:
Both of the kernels you mentioned work with the exact same roms... If you want to use LuPuS stock-gb, just flash it over DooMKerneL v14
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Thank you. I am also considering flashing ics kernel and rom but afraid of gaming instability. still struggling.

clock work recovery restore to ics?

I am on 2.3.3 rooted with doom kernal v14 i have jb theme I was wondering if you could install ics or jb from a backup and restore copy I know the cola rom you can do this? I have a r800x verizon and any time I flashed any ics or jb rom i have no phone service..
thanks..

No! You need the right kernel for the backups. DoomLords v14 is a GB kernel and Cola rom is Gb stock rom so you don't need to change kernel's for that

tallman43 said:
No! You need the right kernel for the backups. DoomLords v14 is a GB kernel and Cola rom is Gb stock rom so you don't need to change kernel's for that
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You cant use Doomlords v14 it only works for GSM xperia play. Do not follow the post above you will get a black screen if you do. And yes you can install ICS on the R800x you just wont have phone service.

chery2k said:
You cant use Doomlords v14 it only works for GSM xperia play. Do not follow the post above you will get a black screen if you do. And yes you can install ICS on the R800x you just wont have phone service.
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:crying: I did not tell him to use DoomLords v14 he said he was already using it! I thought he had a magic phone Has for the rest of the answer thankyou for pointing out my mistake Im learning everyday

Should i flash CUSTOM Kernel or use the STOCK?

Guys please can you tell me..
Should i flash the LUPUS 14 (Latest kernel) or should i use the stock ICS .587 kernel?
Will lupus make gaming faster and lag free?
Or it does nothing so?
Thank u :angel:

badboyofpersia said:
Guys please can you tell me..
Should i flash the LUPUS 14 (Latest kernel) or should i use the stock ICS .587 kernel?
Will lupus make gaming faster and lag free?
Or it does nothing so?
Thank u :angel:
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Check For yourself
Sent from my Xperia Arc S

For battery Life the stock One is the best. If you want some Extras Flash the custom One. For me the stock One ist best

badboyofpersia said:
Guys please can you tell me..
Should i flash the LUPUS 14 (Latest kernel) or should i use the stock ICS .587 kernel?
Will lupus make gaming faster and lag free?
Or it does nothing so?
Thank u :angel:
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I am using Lupus v14 since they release it,,i like it qua performance very good and battery life is upto 12 to 13 hours its more than enough for me also alot of tweaks example zram,usb oti,verndor options, network optimizations,defend against arp spoofing , micro sdcard speed.
so go on and flash it and try it i think you will like it.