Hi guys.
I'm currently on Sinless GPe and I was just wondering if there's a AOSP ROM that can actually be used as a daily driver. I know it's a bit early but there's no harm in asking
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Radixtrator said:
Hi guys.
I'm currently on Sinless GPe and I was just wondering if there's a AOSP ROM that can actually be used as a daily driver. I know it's a bit early but there's no harm in asking
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I've been running the SlimKat for a while now, and the latest weekly is very stable. I've had no issues whatsoever.
I've been using cyanogen for over a week now and it's awesome
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I've been using cyanogen for over a week now and it's awesome
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Really ? Because I got heavy WiFi bugs when using cm....
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My Wi-Fi occasionally becomes unresponsive. The only other issue I have is the speakerphone and the party on the other end can't hear me (acts as if it's muted) other than those 2 minute annoyances it's really stable for a nightly that's only been around for a week or so
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WiFi issues (Only for some) and no sound on speakerphone does not constitute instability. Those are called bugs. Bugs and being unstable are two totally different things. They're all stable as far as I know. They all have bugs though. Even stock Sense ROMs and GE Edition ROMs have bugs too.
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WiFi issues (Only for some) and no sound on speakerphone does not constitute instability. Those are called bugs. Bugs and being unstable are two totally different things. They're all stable as far as I know. They all have bugs though. Even stock Sense ROMs and GE Edition ROMs have bugs too.
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I know I phrased it a bit badly... I meant stable in using it as a daily driver
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This will likely be closed but I'll say it anyways.... Regardless of whatever rom someone tells you is good for them you may not have the same experience. Just make a nandroid backup of your current setup and flash some roms for yourself.
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This will likely be closed but I'll say it anyways.... Regardless of whatever rom someone tells you is good for them you may not have the same experience. Just make a nandroid backup of your current setup and flash some roms for yourself.
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How "stable" a ROM is depends how you individually use your phone. Also what constitutes "stable" and "daily driver" is completely subjective.
Any discussion of favorite ROM, best ROM, most stable, best performance, etc. are discouraged here. Its insulting to the developers who do a lot of work to bring us these ROMs for free, to say one is "better" than another.
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How "stable" a ROM is depends how you individually use your phone. Also what constitutes "stable" and "daily driver" is completely subjective.
Any discussion of favorite ROM, best ROM, most stable, best performance, etc. are discouraged here. Its insulting to the developers who do a lot of work to bring us these ROMs for free, to say one is "better" than another.
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Yeah of course it is I don't mean to insult any developers as I think they are all doing a great job. Im sorry I don't mean to enrage anybody
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Thread closed,
Rom comparison threads are against forum rules. Best thing to do is to try them for yourself.
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Hi
I'm a rookie to android
i just need t know what is the best ICS rm for DINC2 without bugs r with least bugs. i mean i dont know much so i need a stable, easy to use rom.
casseer15 said:
Hi
I'm a rookie to android
i just need t know what is the best ICS rm for DINC2 without bugs r with least bugs. i mean i dont know much so i need a stable, easy to use rom.
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All ics roms for vivow have some issues. The question is do you want sense or aosp?
UKB is probably the best sense rom out right now. Sense 4, android 4.0.3. Smooth, fast, excellent battery. Camera fcs a lot for some.
For aosp, you have Kangdemnation or an older version of PA. PA is moving on to JB, but I think version 1.9.5 is ics.
Most of the problems are camera related, but many have been fixed. BT is another area of concern/ongoing development. Sound issues, too.
Search through the threads for these issues before you ask a question. Most of these threads are quite large.
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NITSUJ released an ics leak that I have found pretty bug free and stable
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NITSUJ released an ics leak that I have found pretty bug free and stable
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+1 I am running the leak now. I didn't mention it b/c some people are having trouble: play store, data wifi switching, etc.
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If you don't feel the need for Ice Cream Sandwich, I use Cyanogenmod 7.2 stable for my "old reliable" It's much faster than stock, better battery life, and everything works 100% for me. Just my 2 cents.
I'm pretty much a rookie myself, and wanted the most stable ics rom I could get. The UKB looked great, but I decided to try tazz's ic rom first. It sounds like it should be stable too. I just flashed it earlier today, so haven't had much time with it yet, but so far it looks great. It sucks as much as everyone in that thread promised.
In my experience, Tazz's ROM is probably the number one out there right now. Granted, you're stuck with Sense but there are some devs out there stripping Sense away from this ROM and another one. Everything works out of the box (including camera which is huge for me), but like I mentioned, you're stuck with Sense and I've personally moved to Paranoid Android 1.5a which has CM9 as a base. Works pretty great, although my ffc pictures often show up corrupt/glitchy/garbled. Now to make more posts so I can have the privilege of commenting about this bug...
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It sucks as much as everyone in that thread promised.
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So nice to see someone reading
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If u r on cdma then use UKB X, if on gsm use IC Tazz. Both the roms are very gud. I faced bootloop in gsm with UKB X and V.
otherwise ukb is better.
So I guess this shows my noobness, I'm wanting to root my wife's incredible 2 and not sure if she has cdma or gsm. How do I know/find out?
What's your carrier
Is it Verizon? If it is then its cdma.
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Stock GB.
My wife is about as rookie as they get. I put her on IC-Tazz.
My 2 cents.
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So nice to see someone reading
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LOL yeah, that was an entertaining and informative thread!
I just stuck to the Aeroevan's CM9 07/12 build with v12 kernel (pretty outdated, but I don't use the phone anymore) and gave it to my mother. So far, she's loving it to the point where she's completely oblivious to the world when she's using an app.
I woild definitely recommend Aero's CM9 build if you want a speedy rom with mostly everything working (720p recording doesn't work sadly)
But if you want an extremely stable ROM, then go for Tazz/Mac's IC Tazz ROM and have fun with the suckiness of the ROM. XD
I woukd also recommend Nit's UKB just because it's a treat and its packed with lots of Sense 4.0 goodies.
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Apparently I've gone flashing-crazy (I blame upgrading to TB Pro :laugh: ) and have also tried UKB V and can now recommend it too as rookie-safe. The only problem is I'm having so much fun trying out new roms, I'm now finding myself searching for other roms to play with...
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Apparently I've gone flashing-crazy (I blame upgrading to TB Pro :laugh: ) and have also tried UKB V and can now recommend it too as rookie-safe. The only problem is I'm having so much fun trying out new roms, I'm now finding myself searching for other roms to play with...
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Flash crazy? It's called flash addiction.
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Another vote for CM9!
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Flash crazy? It's called flash addiction.
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JUST HOOK IT TO MY VEINS! :screwy: :beer:
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Flash crazy? It's called flash addiction.
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JUST HOOK IT TO MY VEINS! :screwy: :beer:
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If intravenous is a new recovery option, I'm all for it! :good: Would that mean if I stopped flashing lots of roms I'd be a recovering recovery addict?
Is there a version of AOKP that is comparable to the stability of CM10.0.0? I am looking for a very stable version.
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All devices react differently to different ROMs. Nobody can answer this for you because they don't own you specific device. So your best bet would be to just try each one out and see which one works best for your device.
That's true what was said above. Not to mention how even using different apps can affect of your phone works. But overall, if the ROM your looking into has a lot of negative reviews I would stay away from it.
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pdelponte said:
Is there a version of AOKP that is comparable to the stability of CM10.0.0? I am looking for a very stable version.
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If you want a more direct answer, the 4.1.2 is quite stable. But yes, without trying them out, you'll never know :good:
The 4.1.2 Milestone build was pretty stable back when I used it, but then again performance varies. Good luck
If you have an AT&T Galaxy SIII definitely go with Task650 AOKP JB 4.2.1 he updates his ROM in a regular basis and he is one of the best developers in XDA
Hi, i'm using the new version of miui 4.1.2 but the problem is that i have issues with that version, lot of app don't work, games are slow, i can't search in internet 'cause it's slow too... So I want to change for another rom but I don't know which one is good, i'm searching for a rom with jellybean which could be fast and not use a lot of my RAM not like miui.
Thanks for all and sorry if my english is bad because i'm french.
R: [Q] Questions about ROMs
Cm 10!
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+1 for cm10!!! But try PA too!!!!
Slim bean with last hellboy kernel. Very smooth and speed. For internet, with xScope Pro, work very fast.
My english is also not very good for the same reason.
Pacman v20. Android 4.2. Sick customization. Do practically anything to your phone.
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CM10, latest Hellboy kernel.
Fast, lot of ram, no problems at all...
There are different visions that suit you one V!Are you from French?
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Thanks everyone
wiisail said:
There are different visions that suit you one V!Are you from French?
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Yes i'm french.
Besides thank you everyone for your answer
I put CM10 for my htc one v like one of the user told me to
that's ok!actually I don't like HTC sense's style ,But sense 5 is not bad,how about you newROM?
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I m using PA2.99 from more than 3 months far more than stable and love its speed and customisations .... try it u will love it ...
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hitout said:
Yes i'm french.
Besides thank you everyone for your answer
I put CM10 for my htc one v like one of the user told me to
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I'm running mine on ckpv5 myONEv RC9.0 FX+ on top of Maxwen's latest Titanium Kiss kernel.
It may only be 4.0.4 but without a lot of the bloat that comes 'standard' on the One V factory builds, so it does run a lot better.
But there are some, quirks...
Call Volume, at lowest is the loudest, click up one spot, and it's right.
Edit: Just being blind, found the switch for vibration on keypress.
Those are the only glitches, I've found so far, and I've been running it for two weeks, really making sure I put it through it's paces.
So my dad has been using his One V for almost a year now. Was stock and unrooted. Slowly it has got slower and slower. Its reached the point where I have to factory reset anyway.
Is there a custom ROM that is more stable and smooth than Stock 4.0.4 and yet gives good battery life? Features irrelevant.
Thanks.
cm9
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aatifsumar said:
So my dad has been using his One V for almost a year now. Was stock and unrooted. Slowly it has got slower and slower. Its reached the point where I have to factory reset anyway.
Is there a custom ROM that is more stable and smooth than Stock 4.0.4 and yet gives good battery life? Features irrelevant.
Thanks.
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MyONE RC9.5 gr8 battery but CM9 is also good
Try cm10/slimbean
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aatifsumar said:
So my dad has been using his One V for almost a year now. Was stock and unrooted. Slowly it has got slower and slower. Its reached the point where I have to factory reset anyway.
Is there a custom ROM that is more stable and smooth than Stock 4.0.4 and yet gives good battery life? Features irrelevant.
Thanks.
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MyOneV rc 9.5 fx+ by ckpv5 have been using this Rom since I rooted my phone
Have flashed other roms but nothing seemed more comfortable than this fr daily use...
^ I agree, sense is the best if you don't want to mess around. And that Rom is especially good
I'd recommend Evervolv rom, unless he plans on taking pictures, because camera is broken on it (No app I've tried works)
MameTozhio said:
I'd recommend Evervolv rom, unless he plans on taking pictures, because camera is broken on it (No app I've tried works)
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lol camera worx just try Camera MX
BTW, dont think ur dad can handle Evervolv
MYONERC9.5 FTW!
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Try cm10/slimbean
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MameTozhio said:
I'd recommend Evervolv rom, unless he plans on taking pictures, because camera is broken on it (No app I've tried works)
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Both are not suitable for everyday work. At present, only CM9 stable, battery friendly and faster than Stockrom. :good:
Evervolv has but the chance to replace in the foreseeable future CM9. It is well on the way there.
cm10 IS suitable for everyday work, im using it, didnt find any bugs
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martijn99 said:
...., didnt find any bugs
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You use GPS with often toggle on/off and found no bug? Next Bug you found when show in Accuhistory. This two bugs have all CM10 roms.
yes cm10 has bugs
stop misguiding people!
RC9.5 is the best ROM for your dad to handle
i dont use any gps, so i didnt knew that it was a bug sorry
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Thanks for your suggestions you guys! Really appreciate it. Since he has used Sense 4 for a year already I am hesitant " c f c c of of to switch him to Cm9 and a learn a whole new way of using the phone.
Will go for the Sense based ROM.
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martijn99 said:
i dont use any gps, so i didnt knew that it was a bug sorry
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no prob m8
Myone 9.5. It is stable and excellent on battery life. Much faster than stock. This ROM was the ONLY thing that brought me back to sense!
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heross said:
Both are not suitable for everyday work. At present, only CM9 stable, battery friendly and faster than Stockrom. :good:
Evervolv has but the chance to replace in the foreseeable future CM9. It is well on the way there.
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I'm starting to agree with you know, I've been using Evervolv since about yesterday, and it's been a bit buggy for me now. I'm just hoping it gets more stable.
If you want a stable easy to use rom for your dad, I'd recommend CM9 as recommended by other users.
1ceb0x great work on Evervolv had made it stable now. Try it again with the new kernel.
Since CM10 is abonded I'd say the newest version of Evervolv is really, really great. Android 4.2.2, aosp. everything you want.
Just one "downside. default camera isnt working. Im using camera zoom fx for this and its a great application.
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Hi everybody!
In your opinion, what is the best KitKat ROM for our old Desire in term of performance and stability?
Thanks in advance for your answers!
Cheers
zinconnu said:
Hi everybody!
In your opinion, what is the best KitKat ROM for our old Desire in term of performance and stability?
Thanks in advance for your answers!
Cheers
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Better to try out the roms ur self.
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lilsafbig said:
Better to try out the roms ur self.
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That was not really the answer i expected. But thanks anyway.
zinconnu said:
That was not really the answer i expected. But thanks anyway.
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But they all have bugs if u want a stable Rom then its better to stick to gb.
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lilsafbig said:
But they all have bugs if u want a stable Rom then its better to stick to gb.
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I know that. That is why i asked about "Kitkat". Not to have "Gb is the best".
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That was not really the answer i expected. But thanks anyway.
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Not really the answer you expected, but still the best one. People's rom requirements are different because we all use devices differently.
Therefore what's best for some users may not be best for you. User opinions have very limited usefulness, and very few users will have even tried and compared all the kitkat roms just for you.
In all this time waiting, you could have made a nandroid backup, and played around with all the ROMs for yourself, from your own opinion of performance and stability from your own experience. This way you find the 'best rom' for your needs, not someone else's... :good:
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People's rom requirements are different because we all use devices differently.
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Again, i just asked about performances and stability. No special "requirements". I already tried 3 KitKat ROMs, it was just to have some additional user experiences.
Evervolv is the best for me
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Try carbon Rom.
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Again, i just asked about performances and stability. No special "requirements". I already tried 3 KitKat ROMs, it was just to have some additional user experiences.
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Performance and stability is also subjective and varies hugely between users, there's no standard...
It still comes down to how the user uses their device. For instance, someone might say a ROM is laggy, but they're running high end games which the phone was never designed for, and is not really even a ROM issue. Others' definition of stable can include the occasional reboot / freeze, though this could be unacceptable for you. These are just examples, you may believe they're helpful to your choice, but again no user will have exactly the same usage pattern as you, so their experience will have limited usefulness for your setup.
Put another way, how many replies are you expecting in this thread on all the different kitkat ROMs before you are able to decide, assuming they have tried them all and are able to compare objectively? And if you've already tried 3 kitkat ROMs, why do you (still) need additional user experiences of others who use their phones differently to you?
And you can apply this logic to all device / ROM / kernel combinations in the future