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[KERNEL][ICS][JB][08-10-12] PeanutButta Jelly Time

Since people probably don't read through threads fully, here is the kernel that I've been packaging with my ButterNutz ROM for a while now, though this one is slightly newer. The full change-log can be found via the source link going to Github. I'll state that this is a very stock and minimal kernel. If you like changing things constantly like the CPU governor and IO Schedulers, you probably want to go look for another kernel. If you like something that works great without having to play around with 50 different settings, then this may be for you. I took the stock kernel source for the tuna board, and patched it up to the latest 3.0.x release, and am also keeping it merged with the tuna source from AOSP, as there have been a few changes since I initially put this out that just got merged in. I've enabled overclocking, though in my usage, the phone rarely goes up to the 1200/1350MHz steps. I've also set the GPU clock to the advertised stock setting, though it doesn't do much for performance from what I saw, but I also haven't seen an issue with battery life, so I left it where I set it. This isn't undervolted, nor does it support it. I tested several undervolt settings, and saw no change in battery life, regardless of what I set the voltages to. Getting rid of it just makes for one less thing to have bugs and issues. For those that are reading averse, here is the Cliff Notes version of features.
Features
Based on stock AOSP kernel source
Patched to the latest 3.0.x from vanilla kernel sources
Overclocked CPU/GPU
Simple IO Scheduler
LZO Compression for faster boot times
Compatible with all Tuna board Galaxy Nexus phones (toro, torospr/toroplus, maguro)
Flash and forget it, no need to spend 20 minutes tweaking for optimal performance
Download
Jelly Bean Kernel - MD5
Jelly Bean Tether Kernel - MD5
ICS Kernel - MD5
ICS Tether Kernel - MD5
Change log
FAQ
Where is XYZ feature?
If you can't find it, odds are it isn't included. Look through the change log above to see if it has been added.
Can I have XYZ Feature added to the kernel?
Link to it and I'll take it under consideration. However, odds are, if it hasn't been included yet, it may not get added. I will add any features that I deem useful, and if you would like something that I don't add, the kernel is opensource, so you can easily add it yourself.

Thanks gonna test drive this!
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wynnemelvin said:
Thanks gonna test drive this!
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Kernel will not boot running paranoid 0.3
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wynnemelvin said:
Kernel will not boot running paranoid 0.3
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Well, it's working fine here, and for several other users that I've talked to. Not sure what the issue is, but I'd need more information that you provided to even begin to figure out what is wrong.
Also, updated the kernel. I removed some debugging, added in UTF-8 support, and also updated with some more changes from Google. Full list of changes are on Github.

Now here is a kernel I will run
Thanks.

adrynalyne said:
Now here is a kernel I will run
Thanks.
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I think everyone should use it, but I may be a little biased

imnuts said:
I think everyone should use it, but I may be a little biased
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I am a fan sir.
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Updated the OP with two new kernels. If you use tethering, you'll want the tether kernel as it should support wifi tethering properly. The other will only allow you to tether via wifi if you don't use encryption.

Has it been tested with the latest bamf rom

4th attempt on flashing this kernel, after wiping dalvik/ cache I flash the kernel it doesn't finish it says verifying partition size the it just drops out and says its done after two seconds. This is with all of your releases. Neither one will flash to my phone
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wynnemelvin said:
4th attempt on flashing this kernel, after wiping dalvik/ cache I flash the kernel it doesn't finish it says verifying partition size the it just drops out and says its done after two seconds. This is with all of your releases. Neither one will flash to my phone
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I'm not sure how you're flashing it, but the updater-script in the zip does not print anything, nor does anything get mounted. It checks that you're using a tuna device and extracts the boot.img directly to the device node. It should take just a couple seconds to flash.

imnuts said:
I'm not sure how you're flashing it, but the updater-script in the zip does not print anything, nor does anything get mounted. It checks that you're using a tuna device and extracts the boot.img directly to the device node. It should take just a couple seconds to flash.
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Flashed in recovery I even changed roms to see if it was the rom but it just won't boot on my phone I guess I've downloaded it 3 different times thinking it was a bad flash or download but still nothing
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wynnemelvin said:
Flashed in recovery I even changed roms to see if it was the rom but it just won't boot on my phone I guess I've downloaded it 3 different times thinking it was a bad flash or download but still nothing
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What recovery are you using I noticed that there it's a problem with TWRP recovery in updating some zip files.
Also you might want to try and flash back to stock and retry. Sometimes a fresh start is always best
Just some food for thought...
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bigbean2006 said:
What recovery are you using I noticed that there it's a problem with TWRP recovery in updating some zip files.
Also you might want to try and flash back to stock and retry. Sometimes a fresh start is always best
Just some food for thought...
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Cwm 5.5.0.4
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wynnemelvin said:
Cwm 5.5.0.4
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I'm using CWM 5.5.0.4, though the original touch version. I'll revert to stock CWM when I get home and see if I can reproduce, but I'm not sure why it would be causing a problem. Are you on a Sprint Nexus?

imnuts said:
I'm using CWM 5.5.0.4, though the original touch version. I'll revert to stock CWM when I get home and see if I can reproduce, but I'm not sure why it would be causing a problem. Are you on a Sprint Nexus?
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No verizon
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wynnemelvin said:
No verizon
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Yeah, it definitely works on the VZW Nexus.

BlackHoleSlam said:
Has it been tested with the latest bamf rom
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I've only tested on Toro, but it should work on all variants.

Not to be an ass or anything but y would I have to go back to stock and then come and try to flash this kernel again? Every zip I flash (but this one) flashes fine via any recovery twp cwm etc. I haven't had my phone hang on boot logo one time until I flashed this kernel ....
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adrynalyne said:
I've only tested on Toro, but it should work on all variants.
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I am on toro but have switched from bamf to sourcery again
for me, by me and I love you

[KERNEL][T-Mobile] Stock Insecure Kernels - NEW - UVDMD5 4.1.2 - Kernel [05/17/2013]

[KERNEL][T-Mobile] Stock Insecure Kernels
T-Mobile Stock Kernel Bases!
Insecure Boot Image
Working /etc/init.d Support
Fully Working Windows ADB Support
Updated ADB Support
Stock T-Mobile ICS 4.0.4 T999-UVALH2 - Kernel
Stock T-Mobile ICS 4.0.4 T999-UVALJ4 - Kernel
Stock T-Mobile JB 4.1.1 UVDLI8 - Kernel
Stock T-Mobile Official - JB 4.1.1 UVDLJA - Kernel - With Boot Animation Enabled!
Stock T-Mobile Official - JB 4.1.1 UVDLJC- Kernel - With Boot Animation Enabled!
Stock T-Mobile Official - JB 4.1.2 UVDMD5 - Kernel - With Boot Animation Enabled!
( Need Compatible bootanimation.zip in /system/media < Folder! )
Get Some Cool Splash Screens Here ..
Link: [MOD] Stock & Custom Splash Screens
After Flashing I Recommend using ..
Android Commander - Link: http://androidcommander.com/
DroidExplorer - Link: http://de.codeplex.com/
Great Programs! No Need to know ADB Commands!
That Said .. I Use Android Commander .. It Rocks!
Installation:
KERNEL'S are flash-able zips intended for install from recovery.
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IF THINGS GO HORRIBLY WRONG ..
1. DON'T PANIC
2. RESTORE USING YOUR CWM OR TWRP FULL BACKUP !
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1. BACKUP - BACKUP - BACKUP
For God's Sake .. Do a CWM OR TWRP FULL BACKUP FIRST!
2. FLASH KERNEL IN RECOVERY
3. WIPE CACHE AND DALVIK CACHE
4. REBOOT LET ROM SETTLE 5-10 MINUTES THEN REBOOT
5. ENJOY!
How To Add init.d Support:
1. After Kernel Install and Reboot Run: init.d-Support-New.zip From Recovery
2. Reboot
3. Check to see it worked!
4. Look in the: /data/local/tmp/init.d_log_test.txt
Look Inside: init.d_log_test.txt - You Should See: INIT Working
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If you have a problem with WIFI or BLUETOOTH
Or if your coming from a Different Kernel Install This Module Zip ..
Download: http://d-h.st/GRX
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If You Do! Then You have A 100% Working Kernel !
Hope You Like .. Hit the Thanks ! & Please Leave Some Feed Back!

Nice, thanks op will be trying these out
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marseillesw said:
Nice, thanks op will be trying these out
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Cool .. Please Let Me Know ..

Enyone flashed these kernel how does the battery life good or bad.
Thanks for the kernels.
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razielpr said:
Enyone flashed these kernel how does the battery life good or bad.
Thanks for the kernels.
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Well they are Stock Kernels ..
So Should be the same!
However I am Getting Really Good Battery Life From The: T999UVALJ4-Kernel

So far kernel running smoothly. Still to early to tell about battery, but it's looking good so far. Do u have any plans to oc and add extra governors to these kernels? That would be the bizness if u do..just asking bro. Thanks!
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Yes oc would be nice.
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Im on stock rooted j4 i can flash the insecure j4 over the one im running without problems???
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razielpr said:
Im on stock rooted j4 i can flash the insecure j4 over the one im running without problems???
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Yes. I just did
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Ok thanks will give a try.
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razielpr said:
Ok thanks will give a try.
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Did it work ?

Thank you for these.
Kernels work great.

I just rooted my T-Mobile Note 2 - T889 and have successfully backed up via the CWM by doing it via the bootup screen also did a titanium backup just in case.
Not sure how to install the insecure boot.img. I checked the instructions but not sure what it all means. please help
Also...forgot to ask....
How do I know which J2 or J4 to flash?
Please advise...any help will be GREATLY appreciated!!!

Which kernel should be used on a stock Tmobile note as there are different versions I see
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elite-fusion said:
I just rooted my T-Mobile Note 2 - T889 and have successfully backed up via the CWM by doing it via the bootup screen also did a titanium backup just in case.
Not sure how to install the insecure boot.img. I checked the instructions but not sure what it all means. please help
Also...forgot to ask....
How do I know which J2 or J4 to flash?
Please advise...any help will be GREATLY appreciated!!!
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ezsoulja said:
Which kernel should be used on a stock Tmobile note as there are different versions I see
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I'm just guessing here, but you'll probably need a kernel from the Note forum.....
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Quick question..which of these would work best with the serenity port? My guess would be the jelly bean version, but I'm not quite sure which leak the port is based on..thanks in advance
Edit: never mind, I got it
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DocHoliday77 said:
I'm just guessing here, but you'll probably need a kernel from the Note forum.....
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Yes .. These Kernels are for t-mobile Galaxy s3 .. NOT For the Note 2 !

Do you happen to know if there is an insecure boot.img for the Note 2?

elite-fusion said:
Do you happen to know if there is an insecure boot.img for the Note 2?
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Nope sorry .. Have you done a search ?>

init.d-Support-new.zip - [Click for QR Code] (152.6 KB)
New Updated: init.d-Support-new.zip
Should Work In Most cases.

[KERNEL][4.2/4.2.1] Stock kernel - CWM flashable

I've been playing with a few of the kernels available for 4.2.x so far and wanted to get back to the stock kernel in between testing kernels out. Also good for those who may have accidentally flashed a 4.1.2 kernel. This is a flashable CWM 4.2 Galaxy Nexus JOP40C kernel. Tested and working on my stock/rooted 4.2/4.2.1 GNex. As always, flash at your own risk.
Thanks to kalo86 for providing the AOSP ROM 4.2 zip where the boot image came from. :good:

jlink38 said:
I've been playing with a few of the kernels available for 4.2 so far and wanted to get back to the stock kernel in between testing kernels out. Also good for those who may have accidentally flashed a 4.1.2 kernel. This is a flashable CWM 4.2 Galaxy Nexus JOP40C kernel. Tested and working on my stock/rooted 4.2 GNex. As always, flash at your own risk.
Thanks to kalo86 for providing the AOSP ROM 4.2 zip where the boot image came from. :good:
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Thank you sir!
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wish i had had this yesterday....haha thanks sir.

good job！thanks
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Thanks for taking the time to post this kernel. A lot of people have been looking for it.
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_Opiate_ said:
Thanks for taking the time to post this kernel. A lot of people have been looking for it.
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No problem!
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Thank you. This is definitely very helpful for people like me who aren't aware that custom kernel wouldn't be backwards compatible.
However, I'm using nexus 7, just wondering how could I extract the stock kernel from the nexus 7 factory image?
(I understand that this isn't a nexus 7 post but I'm just asking a general question on how to get the stock kernel hope that's ok)
I assume this kernel wouldn't work for my device either?
Thanks in advance.

SpikeySpy said:
Thank you. This is definitely very helpful for people like me who aren't aware that custom kernel wouldn't be backwards compatible.
However, I'm using nexus 7, just wondering how could I extract the stock kernel from the nexus 7 factory image?
(I understand that this isn't a nexus 7 post but I'm just asking a general question on how to get the stock kernel hope that's ok)
I assume this kernel wouldn't work for my device either?
Thanks in advance.
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Good question. I will create a stock kernel flash for the Nexus 7 (as I have one as well) and post it up there in the N7 XDA forum.
Also, the kernel is the boot.img file located in the zip for ROMs. You can fastboot install it, or make it into a CWM file which is good in case you don't have a computer with ADB nearby. Link to N7 Stock kernel:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=34254473
Thanks!

Thank you for ur reply. Definitely gonna save me lots of time!
How do you make it a cwm file? Just zipping the .img file?
Also, I can't seems to boot into cwm recovery without a toolkit is that normal for installing an incorrect custom kernel?

SpikeySpy said:
Thank you for ur reply. Definitely gonna save me lots of time!
How do you make it a cwm file? Just zipping the .img file?
Also, I can't seems to boot into cwm recovery without a toolkit is that normal for installing an incorrect custom kernel?
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Boot up holding all the buttons to get into recovery. Then flash.
Google for the cyanogenmod walkthrough on how to make a kernel flash. Its a bit in depth for here. Good luck!
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Android 4.2.2
Is this kernel compatible with stock Android 4.2.2?

Not sure actually. Hopefully someone can test it out as I no longer have a GNex.
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jlink38 said:
I've been playing with a few of the kernels available for 4.2.x so far and wanted to get back to the stock kernel in between testing kernels out. Also good for those who may have accidentally flashed a 4.1.2 kernel. This is a flashable CWM 4.2 Galaxy Nexus JOP40C kernel. Tested and working on my stock/rooted 4.2/4.2.1 GNex. As always, flash at your own risk.
Thanks to kalo86 for providing the AOSP ROM 4.2 zip where the boot image came from. :good:
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It is good for Gnex 4.2.2 too ?
Thanks

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paolocorpo said:
It is good for Gnex 4.2.2 too ?
Thanks
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Better not flash it as 4.2.1 and 4.2.2 kernels are not compatible with each other.
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is there a flashable kernel for 4.1.1? i'm trying to do OTA but it craps out because of franco Kernel that I have installed (and i didnt do backup(()

Sorry for this noob question,can i flash this kernel and use it with 4.1.2 stock rom?
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RezaFaliq said:
Sorry for this noob question,can i flash this kernel and use it with 4.1.2 stock rom?
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The title of this thread states 4.2/4.21, so my guess would be no on 4.1.2

Flashing problem

Last night I went to flash Trinity kernel onto my GSM Galaxy Nexus, it flashes but does not get past Google, I have to go into recovery and flash a different kernel, I am also on the stock ROM (4.1.2) using the latest clockwork recovery. Any help would be much appreciated
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Obj261 said:
Last night I went to flash Trinity kernel onto my GSM Galaxy Nexus, it flashes but does not get past Google, I have to go into recovery and flash a different kernel, I am also on the stock ROM (4.1.2) using the latest clockwork recovery. Any help would be much appreciated
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1626895
Download a kernel .img appropriate for 4.1.2 or extract the kernel from the stock 4.1.2 factory image of google, starts in fastboot mode and flash the kernel image with the command fastboot flash boot nameofyourkernel.img

It did not work
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Obj261 said:
It did not work
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What doesn't work? fastboot? or the kernel flashed?

The kernel did not flash, it just leaves it with Franco
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Obj261 said:
The kernel did not flash, it just leaves it with Franco
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Wich version of Franco's?

Latest
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ah ok ... I had been to bootloop also with the Franco ....

franco uses its own ramdisk. trinity uses the rom's ramdisk. to go from franco to trinity you need to dirtyflash the rom again. then install trinity.

if its any franco kernel other than the very latest 4.2.2 kernel, you cant flash trinity kernel over it(or any other). it was a problem in some of francos code, he just fixed it. if so, just dirty flash your rom(dont wipe a thing) and trinity with it.

How would I do that
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Re: Will the m7 come with Ubuntu on it
I was having the same problem, i flashed stock and after that i flashed the kernel and it worked.
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[Q] Overclocking

I have the AT&T S3 running an 4.2.2 aosp custom rom "jellybam" and i really want to overclock but in the Performance Control it only lets me go to 1512MHz. Can some1 plz help me overclock it but still keep my rom.

Flash this kernel
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=28399829

It's kernel related. You have to find kernel that support higher overclock.
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There is various kernels in the Original development thread that support overclock.
Make sure yo read the OP and figure out which is best for you and your phone.
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So i downloaded the file on my s3 booted into recovery and flashed it then i got stuck in a boot loop. I restored my phone but now what did i flash it wrong?
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tylerray0040 said:
So i downloaded the file on my s3 booted into recovery and flashed it then i got stuck in a boot loop. I restored my phone but now what did i flash it wrong?
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Could be a few issues.
You could be on an old version of JellyBam that does not use the 3.4 kernel. You also could have downloaded the wrong kernel from the page linked. If you could give us your ROM version that would help.

Its 7.5.0
But do u have to flash a kernel with odin
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tylerray0040 said:
Its 7.5.0
But do u have to flash a kernel with odin
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Kernels are flashed in recovery, not Odin. The problem may be the recent display changes in KT's kernel. You may want to check his thread for an earlier build (pre 4/19) before the display commits were added.

CamFlawless said:
Kernels are flashed in recovery, not Odin. The problem may be the recent display changes in KT's kernel. You may want to check his thread for an earlier build (pre 4/19) before the display commits were added.
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correct. flash his 4/11 release.
and if you ever find yourself in a bootloop from flashing the wrong kernel, just flash the correct kernel in recovery. wipe cache/dalvik, fix permissions and reboot. good to go without having to restore or reset anything.
also, i'd stick with ROMs in this forum that are supported by the dev.

Closing this one...as OP has posted duplicate thread here...http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2246321