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[Q] To flash custom ROM or not?

Hey,
Have a couple of questions
Is it worth flashing custom ROM ?
Is there a lot of speed or tweek improvements ?
Is it better to have Sense rom or naked android?
What rom You can advise for flashing ?
And what criteria most important on choosing custom Rom ?
Thank You very very much for answers!

infazz said:
Hey,
Have a couple of questions
Is it worth flashing custom ROM ?
Is there a lot of speed or tweek improvements ?
Is it better to have Sense rom or naked android?
What rom You can advise for flashing ?
And what criteria most important on choosing custom Rom ?
Thank You very very much for answers!
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Here we go:
1. You are asking this question in THIS forum? You've got to be kidding
2. Yes
3. If you need sense and its widgets and apps, then stick with it. I don't like sense so i choose a faster rom without it.
4. This depends on your taste... I love DeFrost
5. Depends on your personal taste (battery, speed, appearance....)

1. Depends what you want to use your phone for
2. Yes, if you need them
3. I prefer Sense, don't like stock Android
4. I'm on stock FroYo for Sense (the official HTC 2.2 release)
5. Depends on what you want to use your phone for - my Quadrant score is 2nd only to the Nexus One 2.2+

Double-post rubbishness

yes it's much better....and rooted
just damn hard which to choose.

infazz said:
Is it worth flashing custom ROM ?
Is there a lot of speed or tweek improvements ?
Is it better to have Sense rom or naked android?
What rom You can advise for flashing ?
And what criteria most important on choosing custom Rom ?
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1. Yes, but only if you are aware and willing to accept the voiding of your warranty.
2. I haven't noticed any speed difference between rooted and non rooted, but obviously, you can 'tweak' the OS much more on rooted ROM.
3. I like Sense. Some love it, some hate it. See point 5 for further comment.
4. I use the first released and cleanest/least-modified rooted HTC 2.2 at... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=741663
5. Personally, I want a rooted ROM with A2SD+/EXT support and nothing else changed from the official OTA.
P.S. no matter which ROM you go for, it's CRITICAL that you do a full-wipe, including Davlik cache, and that you also install the 5.09.00.20 Radio.

sorry, duplicate post

Thanks every one!! now i must to think what rom i want to flash

IMO the sense keyboard is much much better, dunno if you can get it on stock, never checked.

SavageCore said:
IMO the sense keyboard is much much better, dunno if you can get it on stock, never checked.
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There is actually a modded (better) version out: HTC_IME
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=624416

x01a4 said:
There is actually a modded (better) version out: HTC_IME
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=624416
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I prefer Swype

x01a4 said:
There is actually a modded (better) version out: HTC_IME
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=624416
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I was wondering what that was, comes with LeeDrOid. Will give it a look over, thanks.
zeussn said:
I prefer Swype
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I tried SlideIT, didn't really take to it.

[Q] Some questions~

hi i'm new using htc and i would like to ask why is there many type of rom and kernal versions? does it affects the phone much?

.tiny. said:
hi i'm new using htc and i would like to ask why is there many type of rom and kernal versions? does it affects the phone much?
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Some ROMS (leedroid, coredroid) are sense based, others such as cyanogen are striped down with all the bloat removed whilst others, miui for example are kinda left field.As for kernels some people want to overclock our undervolt their phone which is why you find the multitude of kernels.

tiny,as new in htc and sense,try first some sense roms like leedroid or revolution(these are the best for the moment) and then u can go in an aosp rom which are more fast and simples but not so beautifull for your eyes...

Thanks so much but which Rom is better leedroid or revolution?

.tiny. said:
Thanks so much but which Rom is better leedroid or revolution?
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At the moment, that's probably like asking what's better: PS3 or XBox360?
Why not try them both? Once you've done S-Off/root etc the first time, it's pretty quick to flash new ROM's.

[Q] Any stable custom ROMs for newbies?

I just wanna know if there are any custom ROMs that are not bugged (I know that even official ROMs have plenty bugs) and can be used for daily usage.
If possible, is there a custom ROM that has/may contain:
1) Non-disturbing bugs. Bugs that doesn't bother and non-severe that may destroy my device.
2) Sleek black UI. Dark colored UI works, too.
3) Newbie-friendly.
Thanks again

try creeds v2 or chobits 1.6,
most if not all custom rom has some issues,
do a trial and error and see for yourself what ROM suits you best

Creeds rom
Creeds Rom 3.2 works great for me.. No bugs so far.. except for the signal icon.. (Something u can live with )

As I have said, I am a newbie. Well, I do know many procedures now, but I don't want to risk it.
@deathnotice01
Chobits 1.6? Is there a problem with 1.8 and 2? I almost flashed those, good thing I am still waiting for a stable one.
@Vikram3392
I need the signal bar. My home isn't the perfect place to get signal, so I look at in order for me to change position in order to get the perfect signal
Thanks anyway.
@All
I want to flash Chobits v2. Is it good to use? I don't plan to use any a2sd and other system related things. I just want a good ROM that fixes a lot of flaws from the stock and a ROM that supports init.d perfectly, as I want to use [email protected]' tweaks.

timezone34 said:
@All
I want to flash Chobits v2. Is it good to use? I don't plan to use any a2sd and other system related things. I just want a good ROM that fixes a lot of flaws from the stock and a ROM that supports init.d perfectly, as I want to use [email protected]' tweaks.
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Chobits v2 is still new. But chobits v1.8 with merruk kernel will certainly satisfy your needs! Stable rom+tweaks!
Sent from my Galaxy Young

anasdcool71 said:
Chobits v2 is still new. But chobits v1.8 with merruk kernel will certainly satisfy your needs! Stable rom+tweaks!
Sent from my Galaxy Young
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I thought v2 was an improvement of 1.8. If it is, then new should be better, right?

sir the most stable rom you can get is modified stock ROM, in terms of stability and overall use
custom roms have their pros and cons in terms of speed,memory usage, etc
since you are a beginner try to remove bloatwares and ad some customizations,tweaks, etc..
you can also push apps to ROM to increase a little ur phone memory
the good thing about android is you can personalize based on your taste, so happy modding

timezone34 said:
I thought v2 was an improvement of 1.8. If it is, then new should be better, right?
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You're right....but we need to wait for some more time, till we get lots of good feedback about v2....till then, i consider chobits v1.8 to be better...
Sent from my Galaxy Young

Chobits v2, very stable..
If you can live with the dark themes its great
I wish he'd release one without the modded apps though..

most stable, fastest, reliable rom --> modified stock rom. with fine tune and good modification, odexed rom is always faster than deodexed rom.

timezone34 said:
I just wanna know if there are any custom ROMs that are not bugged (I know that even official ROMs have plenty bugs) and can be used for daily usage.
If possible, is there a custom ROM that has/may contain:
1) Non-disturbing bugs. Bugs that doesn't bother and non-severe that may destroy my device.
2) Sleek black UI. Dark colored UI works, too.
3) Newbie-friendly.
Thanks again
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Man so far i'v used-Creed's 2.0 and 3.1 CHOBITSDIGITALISV2 RELOADED(RAM about 230mb) and Termarom v2.0
THE BEST thing is Terma-fast,stable,RAM is about 150,160mb with all apps i use and its bug free believe me.
But UI is not dark
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1520167
just follow the steps(i'v instal this two times)and it whill be OK.

best rom?

hi guys i want to install a custom rom on my lg g4, now what is the best rom?

There isnt "the best" rom. Just test a few different roms and choose the rom that you like the most ?

absinth said:
hi guys i want to install a custom rom on my lg g4, now what is the best rom?
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the best one is the one you try and like more..

the best so far is LL rooted. but guys i have a problem, when i have bad signal and the network data is enablet my phone acts crazy, opening aps and dooing a lot of things i dont like MM is slow

the most stable? with excellet battery life?

Best custom ROM for battery backup?

Hi Experts,
Can you please suggest a custom rom for mix 2 which is good for battery backup and daily usage?

tomtapatalk84 said:
Hi Experts,
Can you please suggest a custom rom for mix 2 which is good for battery backup and daily usage?
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The original miui rom. Period, end of story.
Awaiting flaming from those custom rom and "EEEEEKK only base Android". Bull****.

I have tried pretty much all available roms and for me ABC has been the best in terms of battery.

MIUI (even if i hate it) is best for battery life. Tried many rom custom, they are not as good, not so smooth, always buggy... Don't waste your time with rom custom

Wahoux said:
MIUI (even if i hate it) is best for battery life. Tried many rom custom, they are not as good, not so smooth, always buggy... Don't waste your time with rom custom
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That is just your personal experience. Custom roms have been working fine for me, and for many other people as well.

Custom roms are good when you have integrated module like greenify with them.. If you want to try go for miui pro stable rom it's good in terms of battery backup.