I've tried several 4.4 ROMs with Franco's latest kernel (r394 I believe) and they will not boot. I can run Dirty V and Tiny with no issues. Is this just me?
Latest is r395 and works properly.
In other news, official r394 won't boot on 4.4.x ROMs, but @osm0sis 's modified version will.
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Yeah r395 is the latest and greatest, and works fine, just choose wisely: http://franciscofranco.minooch.com/GalaxyNexus/
Thanks guys. That makes sense. I have the paid version of the app and r395 is there now.
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running the CM10.1 M1
wondering what kernel I cacn use from the Franco app or what have you
whats it gonna be Franco or lean?
just tryin to find one too use causei tried one it keeps rebooting my Nexus
Wrong Section buddy this is development swction try Q&A section
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Use the optimized stock kernel that comes with CM 10.1 or try them all until you find one you like.
Most kernels work very well with CM 10.1
Try AK kernel, it's very stable and fast and always updated to the latest. You can flash it in recovery.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1883298
I think Fancy kernel is better.
I use Franco Kernel and I'm satisfied with it
This thread is only for MAGURO, all toro and toroplus users try everything on your own risk only,may be dont try at all..
This thread is regarding official MIUI releases,
Here I will share all my experience and suggestions for MIUI on Gnex-Maguro
Disclaimer:
I am not a MIUI developer, all I think is Sharing is Caring so I will only share the things here...
I am not responsible if your gnex turns into a apple.
Some Information:
Currently the latest MIUI for Gnex is 4.2.2 based.
MIUI releases a weekly update on every Friday:laugh:
stock MIUI kernel is very lagy, so please use the custom kernel (links provided below).
Official Link:
MIUI English
MIUI Android
Note: There are two MIUI builds available for our Gnex
1) Official MIUI builds &
2) Official MIUI-Android (serving International Unofficial MIUI ROM Support since 2010).
Both are updated regularly on Fridays, There is not much difference in two builds.
Official Downloads:
Official MIUI Builds
Here
Official MIUI-Android builds:
ROM:3.11.29
Gapps:4.2.2-only 11mb
Instructions:
1) Put ROM and GAPPS on internal SD.
2) Reboot into recovery(CWM or TWRP or Phillz)
3)wipe data/cache
4)wipe dalvik cache
5)format/system
6)install ROM
7) reboot system it is must,Do NOT flash ROM and GAPPS back to back! It will cause Home button not working..!
(Also If you are gonna use Mpokang 1080p kernel then flash the zip just after this step i.e.after flashing ROM without rebooting)
8)Again reboot into recovery
9)Flash gapps
10)Reboot system
11)flash custom kernel(Do not stay on stock MIUI kernel its buggy)
Supported Kernels:
1. Mpokang Kernel only v10 1080p variant is compatible with MIUI.
2. Trinity Kernel use the version for 4.2.2 and your desired config.
3. Try this one also Fancy MIUI,thanks Fast-droid for suggestion.
I recommend you to use Mpokang because it can be configured through Trickster MOD App and also it is battery friendly and stable.
More to come soon
XDA:DevDB Information
[ROM][KERNEL] MIUI OFFICIAL AND MIUI-Android Links & Guides, a ROM for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Contributors
Utkarsh-ezzo
ROM OS Version: 4.2.x Jelly Bean
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.0.x
Based On: MIUI
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2013-09-30
Last Updated 2013-12-04
Changelog:
3.11.29
If you want Official MIUI builds then go to Here
Bug list? 3/4 weeks ago i've tried the weekly release and i've experiencied a few FC's...
DavidSalgueiro said:
Bug list? 3/4 weeks ago i've tried the weekly release and i've experiencied a few FC's...
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Yes I also faced those but now from build 3.9.20 everything is working great and rom is very smooth with Mpokang kernel v8
Utkarsh-ezzo said:
Yes I also faced those but now from build 3.9.20 everything is working great and rom is very smooth with Mpokang kernel v8
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How's the battery life? Much drains?
Thanks!
So far no problems what so ever.
Battery life is way better and antutu score 10500 vs 11500 [purity/franco].
Can you change the lockscreen shortcuts in miui? Can't find it. :good:
DavidSalgueiro said:
How's the battery life? Much drains?
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Yes as said above battery life is way better.
Spoenky said:
Thanks!
So far no problems what so ever.
Battery life is way better and antutu score 10500 vs 11500 [purity/franco].
Can you change the lockscreen shortcuts in miui? Can't find it. :good:
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No, actually thats not possible in MIUI but you can use any other lockscreen like holo locker(free on play store) or s4 style locker(google it)
:good:
so lag on my nexus!
thienquang07 said:
so lag on my nexus!
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Smooth on my end.
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Esteway.619 said:
Smooth on my end.
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Smooth also.
After installing apps. 150mb ram left, but still no huge lags.
I know i had a old battery, but miui gives me a LOT more stand-by time!
thienquang07 said:
so lag on my nexus!
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on which kernel you are??
the lags are mostly because of kernels
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As per MIUI Android community,
there will be no daily or weekly update in this week as there in China they are having national holiday,
the weekly update will resume from 11th October....
till that the last 3.9.27 is stable enough for daily use.
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Utkarsh-ezzo said:
on which kernel you are??
the lags are mostly because of kernels
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i'm using the original kernel of Miui rom!
thienquang07 said:
i'm using the original kernel of Miui rom!
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thats why u are facing lags, I already have stated that use custom kernel, stock miui kernel is the main culprit of lags
i suggest you to use mpokang kernel
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Utkarsh-ezzo said:
This thread is only for MAGURO, all toro and other users try everything on your own risk only,
This thread is regarding official MIUI releases,
Here I will share all my experience and suggestions for MIUI on Gnex-Maguro
Disclaimer:
I am not a MIUI developer, all I think is Sharing is Caring so I will only share the things here...
I am not responsible if your gnex turns into a apple.
Some Information:
Currently the latest MIUI for Gnex is 4.2.2 based.
MIUI releases a weekly update on every Friday:laugh:
stock MIUI kernel is very laggy, so please use the custom kernel (links provided below).
Official Link:
MIUI Android
Official Download:
ROM: 3.9.27 Maguro,
Mirror:3.9.27 Maguro
Multi Lang :MIUI 3.9.27 Multi-lang
Gapps:4.2.2-only 11mb
Instructions:
1) Put ROM and GAPPS on internal SD.
2) Reboot into recovery(CWM or TWRP or Phillz)
3)wipe data/cache
4)wipe dalvik cache
5)format/system
6)install ROM
7) reboot system it is must,Do NOT flash ROM and GAPPS back to back! It will cause Home button not working..!
8)Again reboot into recovery
9)Flash gapps
10)Reboot system
11)flash custom kernel(Do not stay on stock MIUI kernel its buggy)
Supported Kernels:
1. Mpokang Kernel use the latest version, any version is compatible as it uses ROM's ramdisk
2. Trinity Kernel use the version for 4.2.2 and your desired config.
I recommend you to use Mpokang because it can be configured through Trickster MOD App and also it is battery friendly and stable.
More to come soon
XDA:DevDB Information
[ROM][KERNEL] MIUI OFFICIAL Links & Guides, Latest: 3.9.27, a ROM for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus
Contributors
Utkarsh-ezzo
ROM OS Version: 4.2.x Jelly Bean
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.0.x
Based On: MIUI
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2013-09-30
Last Updated 2013-09-30
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How about feature? Still not full features ( like call recorder)?
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imam.krismanto said:
How about feature? Still not full features ( like call recorder)?
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Call recorder is there and it is working..:good:
Utkarsh-ezzo said:
thats why u are facing lags, I already have stated that use custom kernel, stock miui kernel is the main culprit of lags
i suggest you to use mpokang kernel
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ok, i will try!
guys if you are gonna use mpokang kernel then use v8 or earlier only because from v9 it is having it's own ramdisk so it won't boy miui
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now which rom u use and which rom u flash next
Stock ROM+Xposed Framework+Gravity+francos kernel, gives me pretty much all I need and want. That being said, I do plan on installing MultiROM and trying this out.
fosofay said:
now which rom u use and which rom u flash next
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Stock ROM rooted with xposed framework, root and everything. Seems like it's the most stable ROM, but I'm going to try CM11 for the extra features !
fosofay said:
now which rom u use and which rom u flash next
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Scrosler's clean rom 2.6. I'll probably flash cleanrom 2.7 when it comes out, as clearnrom suits my needs.
CleanRom & Franco Kernel
mellevdlinde said:
On my Nexus 7 2013? Cyanogenmod 11, because of the extra features. Not sure if this ROM improves battery life compared to stock ROM, but at least it does on my Nexus 5.
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cm11 boss.and try AOKP 4.4.2
magneta said:
Scrosler's clean rom 2.6. I'll probably flash cleanrom 2.7 when it comes out, as clearnrom suits my needs.
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+1, and I have Elementalx 2.4 with minumal tweaks.
OmniRom as they are a new team with some good ideas like multi window however currently not implement of their official nightly builds. Also has opendelta which is an ota with a twist. Trying it out so far so good and stable running ART.
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nikzDHD said:
OmniRom as they are a new team with some good ideas like multi window however currently not implement of their official nightly builds. Also has opendelta which is an ota with a twist. Trying it out so far so good and stable running ART.
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Also I'd like to say they seem to have a lot more activity on their gerrit than say PA, which translates to a more enjoyable testing experience (at least for me) due to more changes in nightlies.
Mahdi ROM for nexus 4, will probably stick to this or purity until carbon release their 4.4 ROM
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SlimRom 4.4.2. build 2.6 with ElementalX 2.6 kernel.
Everything is working smoothly, the only feature i miss is keyboard arrows buttons in navigation bar when typing.
So guys. I've installed CyanogenMod 10.1
Swapped memory seats with a modified vold.fstab
And installed the stone kernel.
I want to install CyanogenMod 10.2 or CyanogenMod 11 or OmniRom but I'm pretty unsure if I'm gonna get bricked. The main question is. is it safe to flash a custom Rom while you have a custom kernel installed?. Thanks.
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Just in case. Here's my Benchmark test and some other info about my phone.
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Yes, you can insatall any one ROM that you like Every ROM contains its kernel and when you install ROM you also install new kernel.
You can flash any other kernels but this in ROM is optimized for it.
Aarek said:
Yes, you can insatall any one ROM that you like Every ROM contains its kernel and when you install ROM you also install new kernel.
You can flash any other kernels but this in ROM is optimized for it.
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Mostly correct, but some cases are troubling (most notably installing 4.3.x over 4.4) so if it rejects known good ZIPs try flashing them over stock kernel+cwm6.zip
Anyway it's better to not change kernel from custom ROM's because they are good enough
Hello, I have got a Nexus 7 2013 unlocked bootloader, rooted and running CyanogenMod 12.1 nightly. Recently I have tryed to install the Franco Kernel since i have heard a lot of good things about it, but whenever i do, it reboots into a very laggy CyanogenMod 12.1 boot animation and goes into a bootloop. I have tried installing through recovery and through the non pro version of the Franco Kernel app. The only way i could fix it is by installing the CyanogenMod 12.1 ROM again. Any help would be much appreciated
hassanz519 said:
Hello, I have got a Nexus 7 2013 unlocked bootloader, rooted and running CyanogenMod 12.1 nightly. Recently I have tryed to install the Franco Kernel since i have heard a lot of good things about it, but whenever i do, it reboots into a very laggy CyanogenMod 12.1 boot animation and goes into a bootloop. I have tried installing through recovery and through the non pro version of the Franco Kernel app. The only way i could fix it is by installing the CyanogenMod 12.1 ROM again. Any help would be much appreciated
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That's because the kernel isn't compatible with cm12, cm and stock are built in a different way and a cm kernel is not compatible with stock and vice versa..
If you ever see a laggy bootanimation after flashing a kernel you can be 99,9% sure that it is not compatible with your rom
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noahvt said:
That's because the kernel isn't compatible with cm12, cm and stock are built in a different way and a cm kernel is not compatible with stock and vice versa..
If you ever see a laggy bootanimation after flashing a kernel you can be 99,9% sure that it is not compatible with your rom
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Thanks man, explains a lot, glad to have got a reply on my first thread
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noahvt said:
That's because the kernel isn't compatible with cm12, cm and stock are built in a different way and a cm kernel is not compatible with stock and vice versa..
If you ever see a laggy bootanimation after flashing a kernel you can be 99,9% sure that it is not compatible with your rom
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Do you know of any kernels compatible with CyanogenMod 12.1. Thanks in advance
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Use the CAF version of a kernel for CM or CM-based roms. Use AOSP for stock or aosp-based roms.
Franco doesn't have a caf version but most of the other kernels do.