Hi all,
I just found a ROM based on ICS, GalnetMIUI and tried to port it with JasonStein Porting Software but got a bootloop.
Since it is based on ICS, would any of the kernels of Jsaon or DOomlord work with this ROM? Or do I have to wait for an ICS kernel release?
Thanks for your input guys,
Here is the link: http://galnetmiui.co.uk/landing/ics-builds/
can any one suggest the best cm9 kernal for my ARC
thanks for helping
Pretty sure for CM9 you can only use the included CM9 kernel.
Yes, only the cm 9 kernel for now. Because the other kernels are based on Sonys kernel, whereas cm 9 was written from scratch. also questions should be in q and a, this forums for development related topics only. If you want a new kernel because of battery issues fxp have said the optimization is in the pipe line
Sent from my Xperia Arc using XDA
Hello, can I use the previous stock kernel on the new maXimus 2.2 rom because the new stock kernel, faux, and franco kernels are not giving as good battery life also the faux rom has brought up a screen flicker which never previously showed. Would it be ok to install the older kernel on the new build?
Thanks
Hi There,
maybe this is a funny question, but still I wish to ask it.
Is there a stock based kernel that would support a CM-10 rom ?
Nope AOSP based kernels support CM, Stock based ROMs support Stock based ROMs. Simple as that most kernel threads will specify that anyway
Sent from my Xperia Arc S
Nope. Unless Sony releases an official jb rom with jb kernel for us to play around with. Stock for stock based, cm based kernel for aokp and other cm based roms.
Sent from my LT15i using xda app-developers app
Hi.
My LT26 is actually on rom stock .211 (tried .96, better battery but trouble with camefa focus).
Was is a good rom for JB 4.2.2 (and what kernel with it) ?
It seems that 4.3 roms are still in testing sequence ?
Thks.
in my opinion the 4.3 rom is more stable than the 4.2.2's I've been using it daily since it's release and never any issues
Sent from my AOSP 4.3 Xperia S via Tapatalk
4.2 rom
I think... PAC rom might be want you are looking for, but I'm not sure... :-?
Different flavours...
Hello,
during the last few months, I tried several roms. If you rely on HDMI and want to have the best from your camera (but not the newest features), you should stick with modifications of the Xperia rom.
Most of the time I had SlimBean on my Xperia S, but they have for now finished the development, stopped with a (in my opinion very good) 4.2.2 stable version. For me it worked perfectly on a everyday basis, stable, fast, and with a very nice all-black interface (as most roms offer now). You can download it on their website. And here is the link to the according xda-thread. But many links on that forum thread are now dead, as the downloads have been moved to the "Old Releases" section on the website. If you want to use another kernel with it, I chose the OpenSEMC beta2 kernel, but I did not find any differences in comparison to the stock SlimBean kernel. Don't use 3.4 kernels with the 4.2.2 SlimBean Roms! SlimBean relies on 3.0 kernels, here is a discussion about this topic.
But now I wanted to have some android 4.3 running, and so far I see only two options for that:
The PAC beta1 which I have currently installed (still some issues there, but is OK for daily use and FAST), and the AOSP alpha1 which I have not tested so far.
I hope this helped you a little bit! If so -> thanks-button is waiting
RC2 kernel should be the same as slim bean hence not noticing any difference.
I'm still on aosp 4.3 and it's still consistently smooth and fast
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OpenSEMC beta2 with SlimBean, NOT the RC2
Hello,
as corrected by now, I made a mistake in my post above, it is the OpenSEMC beta2 kernel you need for the use with SlimBean, NOT the RC2.
In this post is an according link (second one).
Any forecast about a stock JB 4.3 launch for XS? When?