I've been using Franco kernel for a while but it seems like he doesn't give a crap about the new Nexus 7. Any kernels that are actually supported and good?
As long as everything works fine I don't see why a kernel would need to be updated frequently?
I've mostly been using ElementalX 2.6 and have had the best results and support. And importantly, there's not a lot of BS posts.
I attempted elementalx 2.6 amd 2.4 on CM11 however, I was getting very bad lag even with stock settings in elementalx.
I flashes to stock 4.2.2 and tried elementalx 2.6, it now runs great with no issues on stock settings.
I just reinstalled and used oc settings and gc oc settings etc still working well so far.
Also the elementalx kernel works great for otg and broadband usb dongles.
Just curious what other users are running? 4.1.2? Updated to 4.3? Any interesting ROMS/Kernels?
Right now, I'm running:
StockMOD Custom ROM Touchwiz 4.3
I'm planning on trying out decimalman's kernel playground, after a failed attempt to run KT747. From what I can tell KT747 doesn't seem 100% compatible with TW4.3 (I can't vouch for any other ROMS, though). Has anyone else had success with a TW4.3 ROM and KT747?
Anyways, what are you running? I'd be interested if anyone has found some good stuff for TW4.3.
KT747 and S3rx was my daily ROM but now I use KT747 on DocHolliday's 4.4 sprint leak.
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I had SlimKat with KT747 until last week. Now I have C-Rom (4.4.2) with KT747.
Such a survey to see what users have is fine. Let's just not make it into "What's the best Rom ?" thread.
I'm running SlimKat 4.4.2 build 5 stable with the latest BMS kernel.
CyanogenMod 11 (latest nightly) with the latest KT kernel.
Perseus71 said:
Let's just not make it into "What's the best Rom ?" thread.
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Is hope not to. Very sorry if that happens, though.
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tokenpoke said:
The s3 is the only device I've ever had where the perks of stock based ROMs outweighed all AOSP advantages.
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True, I stay on TouchWiz mostly for the Wi-Fi calling. I think the best feature is seriously the Samsung keyboard with the row of numbers up top (I think that's extracted from the Notes).
tokenpoke said:
4.4 ROM does not have quad view
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I've hardly used multi, never tried quad though.
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Right now using a heavily debloated and customized (by me) Dandroid ROM (Android 4.1.2) with DKP kernel running Intelliactive+SIOPlus along with Greenify and the most recent V4A audio mod (plus NC2 Bootloader). Not sticking with the 4.3 TW battery hog.
Nice Discussion, but let's please keep this on Track. If you have a question, please open a new thread. The intent of this thread is to find out what the users have on their phone. Not necessarily discuss merits or why/why not of their decisions.
So Let's not go Off Track please.
Recovery--> Multiboot v2.1
ROM--> (primary boot) Mokee Rom 4.4.2 Kitkat | (secondary boot) Ubuntu Touch
Kernel--> BMS 3.4y- CPU Gov- Smartmax | I/O Scheduler- Fiops
Runtime--> Dalvik (default) | ART
Theme Engine--> CM Theme Engine
Sound Enhancer--> DSP Manager | CM11s Audio FX (Acoustic with 27% bass, no sound effects)
Keyboard--> Touchpal X (default) | Google Keyboard | Swype
ROM Tweaker--> ROM Toolbox Lite (default) | Andromizer | All-In-One Toolbox
Battery Monitor--> DU Battery Saver
File Manager--> ES File Explorer (default) | File Expert| CM File Manager
As Perseus previously asked, please stay on topic here... Thread cleaned...
alzeera said:
yo anthonol u said u gotz multiboot recovery. but how is that better than TWRP or CWM?
and how long do your battery last?
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Yeah! It's TWRP with Multiboot feature actually, see here
It's better than CWM for me because it flashes all the ROMs I know of that CWM can flash and it has a more user friendly UI with the fact that it can boot 2 ROMs alternately....
In terms of battery life, I average about 41/2hrs on screen time with data or wifi on and about 6hrs with wifi or data off... With minimal use battery will last for about 12 to 14hrs and when I use DU Battery Saver power saving settings with minimal use it's about 16-17hrs.... Battery life varies a lot depending on usage, how bright the screen is and how much apps are syncing and believe me, I have a lot of apps syncing....
Guys, please note, the purpose of this thread is specifically to JUST list what you have got on your Device and that's it.
It is not the purpose of this thread to discuss WHY YOU HAVE SOMETHING THERE.
jake2034 said:
Just curious what other users are running? 4.1.2? Updated to 4.3? Any interesting ROMS/Kernels?
Right now, I'm running:
StockMOD Custom ROM Touchwiz 4.3
I'm planning on trying out decimalman's kernel playground, after a failed attempt to run KT747. From what I can tell KT747 doesn't seem 100% compatible with TW4.3 (I can't vouch for any other ROMS, though). Has anyone else had success with a TW4.3 ROM and KT747?
Anyways, what are you running? I'd be interested if anyone has found some good stuff for TW4.3.
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Running CM11
Perseus71 said:
I had SlimKat with KT747 until last week. Now I have C-Rom (4.4.2) with KT747.
Such a survey to see what users have is fine. Let's just not make it into "What's the best Rom ?" thread.
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That's true Perseus71
Upto yesterday I was on doc's Sprint_port2.1 and today I came back to my favorite C Rom with KT747
I am using k twiker, Rom manager, es file explorer, SwiftKey etc
I am on t999's latest bootloader and modem
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Very happy with beanstalk 4.4.2 on my S3
stock kernel
TWRP 2.7
My wife is running slimkat on her S3
stock kernel
Clockwork mod touch
I try everything.Like most of them.Usually running Slimrom. For me it is excellent.
I'm running the NC2 version of root66. I'm going to flash Dandroid 5.2 shortly and install TWRP 2.7.1.0.
Hello all is there anyway to install the cm theme engine to stock firmware? As I would like to go back to stock L for a while, and see if I prefer tweaking with xposed/g3 tweaksbox than running aosp. The only things really holding me back is I love a completely dark interface. Also I been getting into kernel tweaking lately (The g3 is my first high end android device). That said could anyone recommend and good custom stock kernel with decent governors, and over/under clocking. Thanks for all the help in advance.
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[KERNEL] [Stock-L-3.4.110] [Gabriel-5] [D85X - VS985] [121115]
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/development/lollipopstockkernelgabriel5-d855-t3120893
Which kernel ( and ROM ) combination and why? post configuration & result as well
Hello everyone! so i was just wondering while hopping from kernel to kernel that which kernel are you guys using and why? ALSO I BELIEVE ALL THE KERNELS ARE DOPE IN THEIR OWN WAYS! SO CHEERS TO ALL THE DEVS OUT THERE! But which one are you into and why
Bluspark with fastlane enabled on both clusters
FreedomOS and bluspark are my favourites by now. Excellent battery life and everything rock stable.
Hi everyone, I write this post because I would to know which is the best kernel for stability/battery life in one plus 3. I tried Elemental X months ago but I would also try Franco kernel which has a good reputation, what would you say?
Tell me about your experience
Thanks
There is no 'best' kernel... I found Render and Xceed to be really good while they are quite underrated.
This thread was here several times. Stop posting same threads over and over again...
And there is no best kernel. You chose a kernel based on your personal preferences, so nobody can recommend you any kernel because nobody knows what you expect from a kernel.
I flashed latest version of Franco kernel and battery life is really improved. I am in OOS 4.1.3.
Resurrection Remix + ElementalX Kernel + AKT 1.4.1 = good configuration, very good autonomy (according to the regalges)
One day i will try it, I just wanted to keep stock ROM, I also uncrypted it so I can use multirom if I would.