What´s the most fast and stable rom/leak ?
thank you
cheers ;
XXJM1 from 20.08.2010. It's the best when connected with RyanZA LAG FIX. The UI just flies with that combo.
JM8 + Voodoo
by far
bilboa1 said:
JM8 + Voodoo
by far
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
+1 to that.
That combination is in my opinion the smoothest of all.
bilboa1 said:
JM8 + Voodoo
by far
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
+1 JM8 + Voodoo
bilboa1 said:
JM8 + Voodoo
by far
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
+1, tried almost all the JMx series.
Stefanauss said:
+1, tried almost all the JMx series.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Can you tell me what JM8 has over JM7? I can't be bothered updating for unknown changes.
Definitely JM8 + Voodoo
I'd differ and say HVJH1 + voodoo
JM1 (official one) + voodoo are the best at this moment ! stable and speedy !
Anyone try the custom ROMs? Do they generally provide any additional benefit to the Stock Roms other than cosmetic?
I'm running JPH and it has been probably the most stable rom that I have used so far. Also have Rombie's mod which is really just lipstick on a hot chick. Yea she looks better but still not a beauty queen just yet.
Unless the final Froyo build is significantly improved, I will probably stick with this until CyanogenMod finally comes out or a solid clean AOSP build.
decepticon said:
I'm running JPH and it has been probably the most stable rom that I have used so far. Also have Rombie's mod which is really just lipstick on a hot chick. Yea she looks better but still not a beauty queen just yet.
Unless the final Froyo build is significantly improved, I will probably stick with this until CyanogenMod finally comes out or a solid clean AOSP build.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I flashed JPH and its nice, I find it alot quicker than the stock. Exchange issue sucks though. I am contemplating the Lag Fix to make it run even better, but dont know how much space is supposed to be allocated to the Ext Partition. By default it wants 843MB... That good enough, anyone use the One Click lag fix2.0.4?
I am running JPH with Ryan ZA OCLF 2.04. It is running pretty smooth and without any issues. It's perhaps the best Froyo ROM so far.
I don't know how to justify the speed and breeziness of the UI, but its just fast with Quadrant scores of 1892.
I would definitely stick around on this one before official Froyo comes out.
I had JM7 before- everything was cool except the lack of Flash and poor GPS prompted me to move to JPH.
rajuki said:
I am running JPH with Ryan ZA OCLF 2.04. It is running pretty smooth and without any issues. It's perhaps the best Froyo ROM so far.
I don't know how to justify the speed and breeziness of the UI, but its just fast with Quadrant scores of 1892.
I would definitely stick around on this one before official Froyo comes out.
I had JM7 before- everything was cool except the lack of Flash and poor GPS prompted me to move to JPH.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
How much Memory did you allocate to OCLF? I want to try and make this thing run as optimally as possible.
I use the bionix rom and the lag fix, which is really good. my quadrant was like 2300, the bar went to the end of the screen. Eugene hybrid is really good too.
Sent from my SGH-T959 using XDA App
Tayutama's XWJM8 comes with Voodoo 4 beta
Sent from my GT-I9000 using XDA App
JohnDogget said:
XXJM1 from 20.08.2010. It's the best when connected with RyanZA LAG FIX. The UI just flies with that combo.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
+1
or JM1 + VoodooLagFix
Recommended for its speed and almost zero bugs (contrary to JM8)
I just tried Lagfix 2.0.4 and it bricked my phone. Now I can't enter recovery, only download and after flashing any firmware it shuts down after the Samsung Galaxy S screen.
sturmeh said:
Can you tell me what JM8 has over JM7? I can't be bothered updating for unknown changes.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You're probably asking the wrong person.
JM7 and JM8 has no perceivable difference or features... except speed, for me. JM7 was the worst fw i tried, by far, sluggy as hell. I used a super-clean flash for both, updating the same way for both, but the results are incomparable
If you are unsatisfied with JM7 lag-wise (we know it's laggy by definition, but i mean, if you're really pissed off with what you have) maybe it's worth a try.
EDIT: Forget it, i was curious too and i did a comparison about the filesystem.
Here is the files that change between JM7 and JM8, and so they have probably got the developers' attention.
Code:
sending incremental file list
build.prop
app/
app/AccountAndSyncSettings.odex
app/ApplicationsProvider.odex
app/AxT9IME.apk
app/AxT9IME.odex
app/BadgeProvider.odex
app/Bluetooth.odex
app/BluetoothOPP.odex
app/BluetoothServices.odex
app/BluetoothTestMode.odex
app/Browser.odex
app/BuddiesNow.odex
app/CSC.odex
app/CallSetting.odex
app/Camera.odex
app/CameraFirmware.odex
app/CertInstaller.odex
app/ClockPackage.odex
app/Contacts.odex
app/ContactsProvider.odex
app/DataCreate.odex
app/Days.odex
app/DialerTabActivity.odex
app/Divx.odex
app/Dlna.odex
app/DownloadProvider.odex
app/DrmProvider.odex
app/DrmUA.odex
app/DualClock.odex
app/Email.odex
app/FMRadio.odex
app/FactoryTest.odex
app/FlashPlugin.odex
app/FlashSVGPlayer.odex
app/Gallery3D.odex
app/GlobalSearch.odex
app/GoogleSearch.odex
app/HTMLViewer.odex
app/IcsService.odex
app/InfoAlarm.odex
app/InputEventApp.odex
app/JobManager.odex
app/LbsTestMode.odex
app/LiveWallpapers.odex
app/LiveWallpapersPicker.odex
app/LogsProvider.odex
app/MagicSmokeWallpapers.odex
app/MediaProvider.odex
app/Memo.odex
app/MiniDiary.odex
app/Mms.odex
app/MobileAP.odex
app/MobileTrackerEngineTwo.odex
app/MobileTrackerUI.odex
app/MtpApplication.odex
app/MusicPlayer.odex
app/MyFiles.odex
app/OtaProvisioningService.odex
app/PackageInstaller.odex
app/Personalization.odex
app/Phone.odex
app/PhoneCrashNotifier.odex
app/PhoneErrService.odex
app/Phone_Util.odex
app/PicoTts.odex
app/Preconfig.apk
app/Preconfig.odex
app/RilFactoryApp.odex
app/SamsungWidget_CalendarClock.odex
app/SamsungWidget_FeedAndUpdate.odex
app/SamsungWidget_ProgramMonitor.odex
app/SamsungWidget_StockClock.odex
app/SamsungWidget_WeatherClock.odex
app/SecDownloadProvider.odex
app/Settings.odex
app/SettingsProvider.odex
app/SisoDrmProvider.odex
app/SnsAccount.odex
app/SnsProvider.odex
app/SoundPlayer.odex
app/Stk.odex
app/TATLiveWallpapersAurora.odex
app/TATLiveWallpapersBlueSea.odex
app/TATLiveWallpapersDandelion.odex
app/TATLiveWallpapersOceanWave.odex
app/TelephonyProvider.odex
app/TouchWiz30Launcher.odex
app/TouchWizCalculator.odex
app/TouchWizCalendar.odex
app/TouchWizCalendarProvider.odex
app/TtsService.odex
app/TwWallpaperChooser.odex
app/UNAService.odex
app/UnifiedInbox.odex
app/UserDictionaryProvider.odex
app/VideoPlayer.odex
app/VisualizationWallpapers.odex
app/VoiceDialer.odex
app/VoiceRecorder.odex
app/VpnServices.odex
app/WlanTest.odex
app/WriteandGo.odex
app/lcdtest.odex
app/serviceModeApp.odex
app/shutdown.odex
app/signin.odex
app/syncmldm.odex
app/syncmlds.odex
app/wipereceiver.odex
app/wssomacp.odex
app/wssyncmlnps.odex
bin/
bin/cat
bin/chmod
bin/chown
bin/cmp
bin/date
bin/dd
bin/debuggerd
bin/df
bin/dmesg
bin/dumpcrash
bin/dumpmesg
bin/getevent
bin/getprop
bin/hd
bin/id
bin/ifconfig
bin/iftop
bin/insmod
bin/ioctl
bin/kill
bin/ln
bin/log
bin/ls
bin/lsmod
bin/mkdir
bin/mount
bin/mv
bin/netstat
bin/newfs_msdos
bin/notify
bin/printenv
bin/ps
bin/reboot
bin/renice
bin/rm
bin/rmdir
bin/rmmod
bin/route
bin/schedtop
bin/sendevent
bin/setconsole
bin/setprop
bin/sleep
bin/smd
bin/start
bin/stop
bin/sync
bin/top
bin/umount
bin/vmstat
bin/watchprops
bin/wipe
bin/gpsd/
cameradata/
etc/
etc/bluez/
etc/dhcpcd/
etc/dhcpcd/dhcpcd-hooks/
etc/kies/
etc/melfas/
etc/permissions/
etc/ppp/
etc/security/
etc/security/otacerts.zip
etc/security/drm/
etc/wifi/
firmware/
fonts/
framework/
framework/am.jar
framework/am.odex
framework/android.policy.jar
framework/android.policy.odex
framework/android.test.runner.jar
framework/android.test.runner.odex
framework/bmgr.jar
framework/bmgr.odex
framework/com.google.android.gtalkservice.odex
framework/com.google.android.maps.odex
framework/com.samsung.device.jar
framework/com.samsung.device.odex
framework/core.jar
framework/core.odex
framework/ext.jar
framework/ext.odex
framework/framework-tests.jar
framework/framework-tests.odex
framework/framework.jar
framework/framework.odex
framework/ime.jar
framework/ime.odex
framework/input.jar
framework/input.odex
framework/javax.obex.jar
framework/javax.obex.odex
framework/libmobileap.jar
framework/libmobileap.odex
framework/monkey.jar
framework/monkey.odex
framework/pm.jar
framework/pm.odex
framework/sec_feature.jar
framework/sec_feature.odex
framework/seccamera.jar
framework/seccamera.odex
framework/sechardware.jar
framework/sechardware.odex
framework/services.jar
framework/services.odex
framework/svc.jar
framework/svc.odex
framework/twframework.jar
framework/twframework.odex
lib/
lib/libXt9core.so
lib/libfmradio_jni.so
lib/libsec-ril.so
lib/Aries_EUR_Open/
lib/bluez-plugin/
lib/egl/
lib/hw/
media/
media/audio/
media/audio/alarms/
media/audio/notifications/
media/audio/ringtones/
media/audio/ui/
media/video/
media/video/shutdown/
usr/
usr/bluetooth/
usr/bluetooth/print/
usr/keychars/
usr/keylayout/
usr/share/
usr/share/alsa/
usr/share/alsa/cards/
usr/share/alsa/pcm/
usr/share/bmd/
usr/share/zoneinfo/
usr/srec/
usr/srec/config/
usr/srec/config/en.us/
usr/srec/config/en.us/dictionary/
usr/srec/config/en.us/g2p/
usr/srec/config/en.us/grammars/
usr/srec/config/en.us/models/
xbin/
sent 38653 bytes received 3128 bytes 16712.40 bytes/sec
total size is 275643161 speedup is 6597.33 (DRY RUN)
Related
I would like to flash once away from stock and be more or less smooth sailing until Froyo is out.
I have my eye on JM2 or JM5. Thoughts?
danamoult said:
I would like to flash once away from stock and be more or less smooth sailing until Froyo is out.
I have my eye on JM2 or JM5. Thoughts?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
JM2+root+CFLagFix1.80
JM2 + SamSet 1.7 + RyanZA's OneClickLagfix 1.0
JM5 + OneKlickLagfix
JM5 + SamSet 1.9e + SuperCircle SamSet Battery Icon + One Click LagFix 2-3 BETA
I found JPJG8 much smoother than JM5.
Sent from my GT-I9000 using XDA App
Aery said:
JM5 + OneKlickLagfix
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
+1
(Just need to write some letters required for posting this post... )
I'd go with JM5 so that you can use either Hackeclair or SamSet on it. Personally I'm using SamSet 1.9e but there seems to be a universal drop in Quadrant scores for those using it with RyanZA's One Click LagFix- if you're a benchmark addict you can go with SamSet 1.9d and get those extra 500 points but personally I'm fine with 1.9e and I don't put all my trust in the number Quadrant churns out.
JM5 + SamSet 1.9e + LagFix
define stable...
Everything above JG5 messes up Exchange Sync...
For me JG5 messed up GPS
I would say JF3 is still the most reliable
JM5 f*cked up my phone bad, extremly instable. Maybe some jippo with the install though.
JF7 is completly stable and the most recent stock FW. (At least in sweden)
I'd like to avoid using any of the lag fixes if possible, and if absolutely necessary I'd rather use ChainFire's fix because of all the prechecks it does. I'm not THAT familiar with Android just yet and I'd rather have a program hold my hand for a while first.
So seems like the general verdict seems to be JM5 + CF's lag fix if necessary. Any other thoughts?
Btw by stable I mean it can do everything it's supposed to do without error or too much configuration.
danamoult said:
I'd like to avoid using any of the lag fixes if possible, and if absolutely necessary I'd rather use ChainFire's fix because of all the prechecks it does. I'm not THAT familiar with Android just yet and I'd rather have a program hold my hand for a while first.
So seems like the general verdict seems to be JM5 + CF's lag fix if necessary. Any other thoughts?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I've not used CF's, but Ryan's wasn't a problem to install (I think I tried 2.3 and the original 1.0) quite simply a single click, although I did get an infinite boot loop when I uninstalled 2.3.
Can someone give me a quick rundown of what SamSet actually does? I flicked through the thread but to my uneducated eyes it seems to only be yet another lag fix (on the external sd card this time) and a set of themes, but I think I'm wrong...
JM5 + SamSet 1.9e + one-click root + One-click lagFix 2.0...that will do it.
I'm using JM5 + Chainfire's lag fix myself.
MAMBO04 said:
JM5 + SamSet 1.9e + SuperCircle SamSet Battery Icon + One Click LagFix 2-3 BETA
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Highly recommended .
Originally Posted by MAMBO04 View Post
JM5 + SamSet 1.9e + SuperCircle SamSet Battery Icon + One Click LagFix 2-3 BETA
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
trolar said:
Highly recommended .
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
hehe
Can someone give me a quick rundown of what SamSet actually does? I flicked through the thread but to my uneducated eyes it seems to only be yet another lag fix (on the external sd card this time) and a set of themes, but I think I'm wrong...
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
i don't think you understood fully, a custom ROM is full of fixes + tweaked + has custom apps + yes can have a custom theme, and SamSet does in this case Read the first post properly, it is also rooted for you.
Here is the breakdown of what the cooker did with this ROM:
no wipe required <--- if you are already on one of his ROMs you don't need to flash back to JM5 you can just flash the next Samset update on
- first boot make time
- reverted to busybox 1.17.1 (more cmd's)
- added sqlite 3
- added sideloading
- added MCR Scripts and addon's
- Replaced InfoAlarm with GenieWidget
- updated theme (minor adds)
- added script to remove all custom added apps (look in /sdcard/ase/scripts/RemoveSamSetAdds.sh for complete list)
- optimized framework-res.apk to reduce size and memory overhead
There is also a lagfix BUT if you already have one click lagfix installed there is NO need to install the kernel, which is SamSetKernel_v2.5_PDA, don't worry about that it's more hassle
Look at the screenshots compared to your stock JM5, it's different and looks better. I can get more technical but i'm trying to explain on a noob level So, to conclude, a custom ROM which is the Samset one, is simply a tailored ROM to suit peoples different tastes (or the cookers) and it makes the phone's interface and usability much better.
@silitek: you do know you don't need to use One-Click root if you use SamSet's ROMs? they're already rooted
don't listen to the freaks....
Watch for the letter in the version:
P - only for super-geeks
M - instable !! Plan some hours of fixing every day
G - Mostly stable, some things just don't work
F - Stable, just slow
If you just one a phone that works, SGS is wrong choice. Get a Nexus where someone actually cares to develop current firmware roms.
While I would agree that JP ROMs (Android 2.2/Froyo) aren't recommended unless you're happy using alpha quality software, I can't say that JM5 causes me problems.
I installed JM5 yesterday, was using JF3 before. No problems so far, everything seems to be working *touch wood*.
Roll on an official firmware with file system fix! Don't want to play about with lagfix hacks just yet.
hi there guys, just wondering if you could help me pick a rom + mod to use for my phone, preferably as close to vanilla as possible,
Thanks
Stock XXJPK + One Click Lag Fix works great on mine
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=790686
JM8 + Voodoo lagfix. I'd suggest you stay away from Froyo ROMs. Still too buggy and slow.
Read the first sticky!
huxflux2003 said:
JM8 + Voodoo lagfix. I'd suggest you stay away from Froyo ROMs. Still too buggy and slow.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
100% Agree with you. All 2.2 ROMs I tryed were buggy and drain my battery a lot.
Suggest you to keep JM8 with tayutama 1.1 mod / theme and an EXT2 lagfix like Voodoo until samsung release an official build
huxflux2003 said:
JM8 + Voodoo lagfix. I'd suggest you stay away from Froyo ROMs. Still too buggy and slow.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
thats right!
does anybody know if any of these froyos have the option to connect to AP networks?
in the past, I wasn't able to connect to my laptop and use it's internet and there were rumors that it would be possible in 2.2.
I use JPK and it does have the option to turn it into an AP.
I cannot comment for the JM8+Voodoo combo but i use JPK with one click lagfix and the phone flies. The gps for me is still pants but apart from that everything works ok.
huxflux2003 said:
JM8 + Voodoo lagfix. I'd suggest you stay away from Froyo ROMs. Still too buggy and slow.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
+1 Best combo imho.
Jm8 with 1 click lag fix is good mate change some settings with sgs tools and the GPS is perfect.
Sent from my GT-I9000 using XDA App
Lewymd, as dupel points out, you need to read the first sticky in this forum section for directions on correct thread placement and searching before posting a new thread.
Thread moved to Q&A section and closed
Hi Everyone,
i'm pretty much new being a Samsung galaxy S user (but proud to be )
anyway, i've seen more than 6 version of Froyo 2.2 already here inside the forum but i really don't an idea which one is the best or latest (faster, stable etc)
i've installed Froyo 2.2 XXJPM with Odin and it's working ok~ but still a bit slow and buggy'-Jumpy when sliding within the Menu pages, no idea how to fix...
anyway, any idea which version will work the best for me or i should wait for the original-official one which should come out in Nov this year?
appreciate your comments folks.
thx!
Yanir
I use the stock Froyo JPM with the 336meg memory and universial lag fix, DAMN THE THING FLIES! I'm also using the ADVANCED JFS setting for universial lag fix. I highly recommend you just leave your froyo Stock and do what I did. The 336meg kernel also has busybox and root as standard. But hey, If you want to try roms then make sure the new roms have the universial lag fix in it as i notice a few already do. Also the extra 36megs of ram helps a lot. seriously
thanks!
can you share a link for the guide etc?
appreciate that mate!
Yanir
Or go with Doc's and Kalpik's ROM.
thanks Soniboy84
ickyboo said:
I use the stock Froyo JPM with the 336meg memory and universial lag fix, DAMN THE THING FLIES! I'm also using the ADVANCED JFS setting for universial lag fix. I highly recommend you just leave your froyo Stock and do what I did. The 336meg kernel also has busybox and root as standard. But hey, If you want to try roms then make sure the new roms have the universial lag fix in it as i notice a few already do. Also the extra 36megs of ram helps a lot. seriously
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Please post a link to both the universal lag fix and the 336mg kernel.
I'm on Jpm with oclf and it's still pretty laggy
Okay, so I've done rooting my Cappy with ECLAIR.UCJH7 update. I've also done with the lag fix from the Market. Now, what I want is to flash a new Rom. I'm somehow caught up in the middle of Cognition and Perception, I don't know which one do I use. Can you help me out? And if possible, steps on how to apply/flash it. Do I need to restore my phone to default? Thanks and sorry for too many questions.
first thing you do is get rid of that oclf. It uses a dangerous method to make the phone APPEAR faster in a quadrant test...without ANY real world improvement. Cognition is the most popular, closest to stock build. check it out here. My preference is the leaked froyo with a few tweaks heres a look at cognition http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=786532
topiratiko said:
first thing you do is get rid of that oclf. It uses a dangerous method to make the phone APPEAR faster in a quadrant test...without ANY real world improvement. Cognition is the most popular, closest to stock build. check it out here. My preference is the leaked froyo with a few tweaks heres a look at cognition http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=786532
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
So you would recommend Cognition instead of Perception? I've read somewhere that there are lots of bug on the cognition. You think I should remove the lag fix?
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using XDA App
Ryans oclf=REMOVE NOW! The latest version (2.3 beta 8) of cognition Is built using a kernel as close to stock as possible as i understand. It also comes with the voodoo lag fix. Voodoo is a legitimate file system restructure that produces elevated quadrant scores AND real world results http://project-voodoo.org/lagfix this comes with the latest version of cognition in the link i sent you
topiratiko said:
Ryans oclf=REMOVE NOW! The latest version (2.3 beta 8) of cognition Is built using a kernel as close to stock as possible as i understand. It also comes with the voodoo lag fix. Voodoo is a legitimate file system restructure that produces elevated quadrant scores AND real world re this comes with the latest version of cognition in the link i sent you
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Okay. I think I'm gonna remove the lagfix later and I'll try to flash that Cognition rom. Can you give me any steps or tips so I can do it safely?
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using XDA App
For cognition i cant say for sure. there should be instructions on the link i sent to you. I flashed the initial 2.2 froyo rom....i dont want to give you any false information.
You're using a Froyo rom? But have you tried cognition before?
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using XDA App
cognition is built using the froyo rom as a base....ive never used cognition...only hear good remarks about its latest version. this is what i run http://www.talkandroid.com/16117-official-android-2-2-build-for-the-samsung-captivate-leaks/ keep in mind that if you install this your bluetooth will not work properly. to me i dont use bluetooth so it doesnt matter to me
topiratiko said:
cognition is built using the froyo rom as a base....ive never used cognition...only hear good remarks about its latest version. this is what i run keep in mind that if you install this your bluetooth will not work properly. to me i dont use bluetooth so it doesnt matter to me
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Hmm. So the bluetooth will not properly work when I flash the rom that you use? And is it okay to flash the cognition when I'm on the updated ECLAIR? The UCJH7 one..
Correct. Bluetooth will NOT work. Its recommended to flash back to stock..although im not sure if its required in your case...this may help http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=884364
It was my first ROM flash, and along with it i decided to get the gingerbread keyboard, too. I noticed that my captivate seems slower in general now. Screen transitions and stuff like that is fine, but opening apps is usually slower. Like the phone lags a lot. I have it OCLF'd. At least, i did before flashing. It seems to not have erased it.
Can anyone tell me what the sudden slowdown is about? Am i just paranoid?
thanks in advance.
You should not attempt to have two lag fixes. Cognition has voodoo lag fix built in. I would recommend you flash back to stock and then flash Cognition.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using XDA App
CB650 Wolf said:
You should not attempt to have two lag fixes. Cognition has voodoo lag fix built in. I would recommend you flash back to stock and then flash Cognition.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using XDA App
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Can't i just un-lagfix the OCLF?
Go back to stock and flash Andromeda 1.1 or 2.1. I've tried many ROMs including that one and nothing matches the speed of Andromeda. I highly recommend it!
Did you disable olcf before flash? If not flash stock start over. Any one who says rom x is best is saying a personal opinion, not fact
mcord11758 said:
Did you disable olcf before flash? If not flash stock start over. Any one who says rom x is best is saying a personal opinion, not fact
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I can't remember if i did...:/ i have short term memory loss haha. But i just noticed that lagfixing with oclf is impossible since it says i have another lag fix installed...so this is voodoo? things make so much more sense now. so should i do anything?
greystealth said:
Go back to stock and flash Andromeda 1.1 or 2.1. I've tried many ROMs including that one and nothing matches the speed of Andromeda. I highly recommend it!
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I haven't tried any of the other rom but you are right about the speed.... I get zero lag... I'm really impressed with this rom that I have no plans on changing.
Cog is a good ROM but by no means the fastest one out there. Serendipty, Phoenix, Paragon, Andromeda will all give you a much faster / smoother experience.
cobeebs said:
Cog is a good ROM but by no means the fastest one out there. Serendipty, Phoenix, Paragon, Andromeda will all give you a much faster / smoother experience.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Then why is cog so popular?
I just flash to cog yesterday and it was my first time I did this in my SGS (previously I had a hacked Nexus One). I liked it to much, I'm happy with it.
In weeks later I'll give a try to those roms you mencion like Andromeda or Phoenix 'cause u' say they're faster.
overkillogi said:
Then why is cog so popular?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Cog is like the noob default rom.
Be careful when flashing Andromeda because I soft-bricked my phone for 3 days, now I can't even use unless I am somewhere with at least 3-4 bars. I might have screwed it up when I flashed it.
billwtsn said:
Be careful when flashing Andromeda because I soft-bricked my phone for 3 days, now I can't even use unless I am somewhere with at least 3-4 bars. I might have screwed it up when I flashed it.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Please refrain from spreading FUD
If you have a problem with andromeda, please post your issue in the thread. Andromeda has not bricked any phones since its inception in december.
- sent from the latest build of insertromname here