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Savaged-Zen ROM
RC5 Test Renditions
http://savaged-zen.com​
IMPORTANT NOTES:
1. The crespo build of the Savaged-Zen ROM is currently under testing stages. EXPECT THINGS TO BE BUGGY! If you have issues, please submit issues to the link below.
2. For the TESTING STAGE, the ROM currently includes the latest kernel from CyanogenMOD. We are working on a Savaged-Zen kernel specifically for the crespo and crespo4g. Please be patient while the other developers on our team get those loose ends tied up
3. Once the crespo build is STABLE, this thread will be renamed and reworked to include hosting from our official mirrors. In the meantime, please feel free to contribute by testing or donating. Thank you!
4. I plan on including the Matr1x kernel by mathkid95 with the Savaged-Zen Crespo Series ROMs until we have a Savaged-Zen kernel specific for these devices.
Now that that's done, enjoy the show!
Thank you:
Anyone who has ever submitted code to AOSP development. Without you, projects like these would not be possible. (CyanogenMod, Evervolv, SalvageMod, etc)
Our dedicated Crespo testers:
For helping us set up the repo and countless other reasons: preludedrew
If I forgot anyone for ANY reason, please kindly PM me and I will correct as needed! No need for flame wars.
Savaged-Zen ROM is an AOSP project based on Google's AOSP Gingerbread (Android 2.3.4). We have incorporated some popular tweaks from other AOSP ROMs, as well as added a bunch of our own.
The main focus on this, it to make a lightweight. FAST ROM that is specifically designed to work perfectly with our Kernel. Right now, we are tweaking the ROM and adding our own custom features that you won't find anywhere else.
Source Code & Additions:
Github Source
Please submit valid issues to:
http://issues.savaged-zen.org
Only VALID issues will be accepted! Read carefully!
Make sure to check for existing issues (and see known issues below) before submitting a new one!
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Downloads:
Beta-1
[If there are any issues with downloads reporting a 404 error, please try to click the link again. Our servers can be wonky at times]
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Themes:
Androidian [6 bar/100% battery] modified theme
Any T-Mobile Theme Chooser theme works on Savaged-Zen ROM
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Features:
See the CHANGELOG for now. Not all features apply (kernel specific features will not be enabled on your device until we get a Savaged-Zen crespo kernel released!
Known Issues:
Laggy
Using WiFi causes reboot
Camera doesn't work
Also see the ROM CREDITS and the GENERAL CREDITS
Donate to Savaged-Zen: HERE

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Glad to see a new ROM, looking forward to future development
Could you explain what those "features you won't find anywhere else are? I'm kind of curious...
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courtessy
Whoaa new ROM.
Kee pup a good work guyz.
Inputs from me and a bit little story. I really need a Battery saver ROM. I'm really tired of charging my battery and wait for 4 hours to reach 97% ( max ). And empty my batre within 10 hours with regular use.
And also eating up my 30% battery while I'm sleeping for 8 hours.
And also will need BLN and Vodoo support kernel as default.
Thanks before, I know I'm asking too much without contributing and donating to this project.
But I'm considering to make donation , if u can make incredble rom and battery saver.
Thx before.

rejanmanis said:
Whoaa new ROM.
Kee pup a good work guyz.
Inputs from me and a bit little story. I really need a Battery saver ROM. I'm really tired of charging my battery and wait for 4 hours to reach 97% ( max ). And empty my batre within 10 hours with regular use.
And also eating up my 30% battery while I'm sleeping for 8 hours.
And also will need BLN and Vodoo support kernel as default.
Thanks before, I know I'm asking too much without contributing and donating to this project.
But I'm considering to make donation , if u can make incredble rom and battery saver.
Thx before.
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I can't speak for the nexus as I do not own one, but battery life on the Evo is really good with our ROM.
I am going to switch kernels from the CM kernel to the Matr1x kernel which includes support for what you mentioned.
The ROM is pretty buggy right now, but that will be worked on as the week progresses. The 4G progressed very quickly into a stable ROM.
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downloading.. 40% more to go..
where do i go if i want to submit bugs ?

saryu said:
downloading.. 40% more to go..
where do i go if i want to submit bugs ?
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From OP,
Please submit valid issues to:
http://issues.savaged-zen.org
Only VALID issues will be accepted! Read carefully!
Make sure to check for existing issues (and see known issues below) before submitting a new one!
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10char

is it possible to have screenshots??
thanks!!!

rejanmanis said:
Whoaa new ROM.
Kee pup a good work guyz.
Inputs from me and a bit little story. I really need a Battery saver ROM. I'm really tired of charging my battery and wait for 4 hours to reach 97% ( max ). And empty my batre within 10 hours with regular use.
And also eating up my 30% battery while I'm sleeping for 8 hours.
And also will need BLN and Vodoo support kernel as default.
Thanks before, I know I'm asking too much without contributing and donating to this project.
But I'm considering to make donation , if u can make incredble rom and battery saver.
Thx before.
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Hahaha. Thanks for brightening up my day

nice! a new ROM
wondering if sim toolkit working in this rom
(its in google issues page and so far there are no ROMs able to get it to work but who knows the zen did )

I use to run savage on my evo way back when before GB even officially came out. I think he was the 2nd or 3rd GB rom available at the time. He builds descent roms, glad to have him in this vicinity

how is the development going ? i experience force close every time i try to use CPU setting and also lagging everywhere... Hope it wil get fixed soon... my hand itch to try new ROM as a daily ROM..

saryu said:
how is the development going ? i experience force close every time i try to use CPU setting and also lagging everywhere... Hope it wil get fixed soon... my hand itch to try new ROM as a daily ROM..
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I haven't had much time to fix these known issues, but they will get fixed in the next few betas.
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i am excited to try this when it reaches beta. looks very nice!

[ROM][MAR4]ExtremeLegendFuse™2|CustomCM7|FAST|CM9Music|STABLE |T9Dialer

Welcome to the
Extreme Legend™ Fuse - Custom Cyanogenmod 7 for the HTC Legend
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the theme used above is ICS cm7 mdpi theme by sonny from the Market​
HOW TO INSTALL
1. Nandroid Backup
2. Wipe Data & Chache
3. Flash Fuse
4. Flash the GApps over it
5. FIRST BOOT will take a VERY long time. BE PATIENT. Everything will go alright, just leave it for the first boot
FEATURES
-Android 2.3.7 Gingerbread LATEST GINGERBREAD
-based on Cyanogenmod 7.1 Stable
-FASTT
-All the CM7 basics are included
-AOSP CM9 Music player fully working with DSP
-Super Responsive
-Ad Away is pre installed
-NO Signal Problem
-WIFI working 100 %
-GPS %Tested working on Google maps
-Mobile Data Works good
-Launcher Pro - Very SMOOTH !!
-Rom manager pre installed
-RESPONSIVE
-ThemeChooser
-CM7 kernel included (overclocked)
-Very Responsive if you use Widget Locker
-Quietly Rooted Bootanimation - Credit to Dr.Romca !!!
-More ICS apps intergration coming Soon!
-At least 10% faster than normal CM7, REMEMBER Quadrant score doesnt matter, the REAL Performance is what matters the most.
[MAR 4] info and changelog for Fuse 2:
-WIFI works
-GPS works
-Cool Dialer Lite included (t9 dialer)
-Rom manager included
-Launcher Pro as Default Launcher (noticeably faster than go launcher)
-Faster
-More responsive
-GB music player is added, CM9 ICS music player still there ( 100% working with DSP manager)
Make SURE you overclocked it untill 807 mHZ but not beyond that, to Give the BEST PERFORMANCE AND STABILITY
DOWNLOADS
Fuse 2 HERE
md5 sum coming later
Fuse HERE
Gapps HERE
IF you like what im cooking please hit the thanks button or rate the thread to da max and pls considering donate
ANY QUESTIONS or FEED BACKS FEEL FREE to ask here, then ill try to answer as fast as I can
Thanks You and Enjoy

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Another Oneeee

Last oneee

10x, downloading...
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Welcome to the
Extreme Sensation™ Fuse
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You just hurt my eyes LOL isn't this rom called ExtremeLegend? or i'm wrong?
And please fix the screenshots, because I can't see them (maybe you should put it in the "Public" dropbox folder?)
Anyway I will try this ROM tomorrow

If I flash this is it possible to revert my apps, contact list and messages to this rom?
Sent from my Legend using xda premium

Yes, I will, too, tomorrow
Cristian_berme said:
You just hurt my eyes LOL isn't this rom called ExtremeLegend? or i'm wrong?
And please fix the screenshots, because I can't see them (maybe you should put it in the "Public" dropbox folder?)
Anyway I will this ROM tomorrow
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thelegendarylegends said:
Make SURE you overclocked it untill 807 mHZ but not beyond that, to Give the BEST PERFORMANCE AND STABILITY
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Whether or not an overclocked device is stable doesn't depend on a random number (like 807) but rather on the hardware – in our case the build quality of the CPU – itself. I for example can't even overclock to 7xx without having my device crash after a few seconds (a minute at best).
thelegendarylegends said:
At least 10% faster than normal CM7
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O rly? How's that? Voodoo?

ali ba said:
Whether or not an overclocked device is stable doesn't depend on a random number (like 807) but rather on the hardware – in our case the build quality of the CPU – itself. I for example can't even overclock to 7xx without having my device crash after a few seconds (a minute at best).
O rly? How's that? Voodoo?
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Well I've read a lot of ppl getting random reboots after 800 MHz mate so pls is that wrong giving a suggestion???? As l was ust trying that overclocking can cause stability issues, not rom.
And I have been using cm7 in my legend in using launcher pro and I think using go launcher is a tad smoother and more responsive is that wrong giving an opinion of what I feel about the Real Performance ? Not some voodoo scores from quadrant
Seriously mate, I'm just trying to give back to the legend community here so why choose to down talk me straight away?
sent from my beast HTC Sensation powered by my Extreme Senseless Blitz™ 7 with stock kernel.

Stevemotto said:
If I flash this is it possible to revert my apps, contact list and messages to this rom?
Sent from my Legend using xda premium
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Yep very possible with tb pro for apps and just normal backup for contact and SMS
sent from my beast HTC Sensation powered by my Extreme Senseless Blitz™ 7 with stock kernel.

zeubea said:
Yes, I will, too, tomorrow
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Cheers bud
sent from my beast HTC Sensation powered by my Extreme Senseless Blitz™ 7 with stock kernel.

More screenshots of fuse once I fully customized my phone I'll also list what themes i used
sent from my beast HTC Sensation powered by my Extreme Senseless Blitz™ 7 with stock kernel.

Delete pls

First boot after flashing Gapps zip will take a long time, for 5 mins it will seem like the phone is dead, as it wont turn on even when u try with power button, BUT RELAX, it will turn on in the next 5 mins so DONT worry now my legend is pretty smooth

thelegendarylegends said:
Yep very possible with tb pro for apps and just normal backup for contact and SMS
sent from my beast HTC Sensation powered by my Extreme Senseless Blitz™ 7 with stock kernel.
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The weird thing is that I don't get how titanium backup even works. Wouldn't titanium backup be wiped aswell when I flash a new rom or is that not how it works? Sorry bit of a noob in flashing more than 1 rom.
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Stevemotto said:
The weird thing is that I don't get how titanium backup even works. Wouldn't titanium backup be wiped aswell when I flash a new rom or is that not how it works? Sorry bit of a noob in flashing more than 1 rom.
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Hehevyeah don't worry dude I was a newbie at first too
So this is how it works
When u open tb, go to batch and press backup apps
Then when u have a new rom just install tb again and press batch and restore user apps with data
Good luck
sent from my beast HTC Sensation powered by my Extreme Senseless Blitz™ 7 with stock kernel.

thelegendarylegends said:
Well I've read a lot of ppl getting random reboots after 800 MHz mate so pls is that wrong giving a suggestion???? As l was ust trying that overclocking can cause stability issues, not rom.
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The msm7k in our device was designed and manufactured to run at 600MHz. As far as my experience goes suggesting to overclock isn't really a good thing to do, because, as I said, whether your device is capable of running at a certain speed is dependent on the chipset itself.
I got various reports of users telling me that their device reboots as soon as they open a complex website and they never mentioned they overclocked it. Imagine how much fun debugging was (I literally scratched my head over this issue) until I finally found out it was their fault, not a bug in the JS engine.
thelegendarylegends said:
And I have been using cm7 in my legend in using launcher pro and I think using go launcher is a tad smoother and more responsive is that wrong giving an opinion of what I feel about the Real Performance ? Not some voodoo scores from quadrant
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Well, the perceived speed of the launcher doesn't make the device faster at all. Your games won't run smoother because you install a different launcher.
You claim that the overall device speed is faster (at least that's how I understood it) and I was simply curious on what facts you might base your statement.
You know, I'm always open to improvements in CM. Apparently this one won't make it in.
thelegendarylegends said:
Seriously mate, I'm just trying to give back to the legend community here so why choose to down talk me straight away?
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Whoa, stop right there. I was not talking you down at all. Please, read my post again.

ali ba said:
The msm7k in our device was designed and manufactured to run at 600MHz. As far as my experience goes suggesting to overclock isn't really a good thing to do, because, as I said, whether your device is capable of running at a certain speed is dependent on the chipset itself.
I got various reports of users telling me that their device reboots as soon as they open a complex website and they never mentioned they overclocked it. Imagine how much fun debugging was (I literally scratched my head over this issue) until I finally found out it was their fault, not a bug in the JS engine.
Well, the perceived speed of the launcher doesn't make the device faster at all. Your games won't run smoother because you install a different launcher.
You claim that the overall device speed is faster (at least that's how I understood it) and I was simply curious on what facts you might base your statement.
You know, I'm always open to improvements in CM. Apparently this one won't make it in.
Whoa, stop right there. I was not talking you down at all. Please, read my post again.
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Hey ali ba, are you by any chance working on any roms for the HTC Legend? Just curious~

Stevemotto said:
Hey ali ba, are you by any chance working on any roms for the HTC Legend? Just curious~
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Actually he is the guy who allowed legend users to have CM on their phone (Main programmer of CM on legend)
Nice Fail

[ROM][4.3.1][JLS36I]SlimBean -T959 [Build 2][+WEEKLIES]

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Right now only Weekly is available

It's really a good rom.
But I'm facing a problem. The internal SD Card writing speed is only about 4MB/S
Is there anyone else facing this problem?
Will changing the default kernel help solving this?
Thanks

IDK but have you downloaded semaphore manager apk to ramp it up. Default is 512K but you can bump it up to 2048K within the app.

what aint working here?? Im sorry i ask but its important for me as i use this as a daily phone..

I tried this rom out shortly - I love PAC but I needed the extra ram. It was snappy, but it had some pretty big problems. First off I was getting battery drain and CPU maxing out when GPS was on, unlike Pac. Secondly (worst of all, which made me have to flash back), I kept finding the phone completely dead. I kept checking my BatteryStats and everything was more or less OK, so I was confused. Then on a day when I was using my phone more, I caught it rebooting into recovery mode randomly, with the screen on the whole time, so that must have been what was going on. It happened often enough that it was too unreliable for me to continue using. Maybe I'll try the stable when it's out, because it was pretty smooth. Please work on these two issues and you'll have a great rom!

So thanks for the completely useless post give me damn logs. Anyways you guys can consider this device EoL. I have 0 intentions to update sgs1 to 4.4
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prbassplayer said:
So thanks for the completely useless post give me damn logs. Anyways you guys can consider this device EoL. I have 0 intentions to update sgs1 to 4.4
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If you don't want to maintain the sgs1 phones would you have any objections to unofficial builds?
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After I drop it nope lol
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prbassplayer said:
So thanks for the completely useless post give me damn logs. Anyways you guys can consider this device EoL. I have 0 intentions to update sgs1 to 4.4
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I never understood all the whining & complaining ... esp. when you consider 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 4.0, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3 ... the evolution to "butter" smoothness on these ancient phones has been spectacular. SB & PRB are at the forefront of that. I know people (with other phone types) who don't even get to use anything past Gingerbread (due to stability and lack of official support). Just look at all the roms left for dead on CM's nightly page.
Thanks to the tremendous efforts of PRB, jrongi1, DT, FE, stratosk, and others (inc. their testers) ... it's been an absolute pleasure to continue using this phone. Definitely showing its age spec-wise, but the latest 4.3 builds have been silky silky smooth. SB 4.3 v1.4 was great for me, and I just noticed the new weekly was posted.
So, damn ... just wanted to say "THANK YOU" to PRB for all the work put into maintaining this device. Whether EoL happens or not for SB's Vibrant fate, I'm stoked that at least jrongi1 is willing to carry the flag. PRB, man, seriously, thanks brother for all you do. Ignore the whiners 'cuz that stuff is unfortunately inevitable in this massive XDA expanse.

Rom problem it's effing random and logs don't show much...
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BrianXP7 said:
I'm wondering if this might be an issue with the kernel or not but I've been getting quite a few soft (dirty) reboots. (I'm using GearKernel 1.0.9v2sv, by the way.) When I perform any action relating to file management (installing/uninstalling APKs, moving apps to SD card, enabling USB mass storage, etc.) it goes into a soft reboot. It might be because of the scheduler (sioplus) GearKernel might be using or that I'm overclocking up to 1200 MHz. I'm asking if this might be an issue with the ROM itself or if it occurs on any other ROM. I'll pull you a logcat when I experiment a bit more ...
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I haven't had much luck with GearKernel on Slim. The one freak time I was able to use it (without losing IMEI) was flashing 1.0.8sv right after restoring an SB 7.8 nandroid. It was actually the smoothest kernel I've used at stock speeds (ondemand, sioplus) ... but terribly unstable at 1200-1400 Mhz. When OC'd, the phone would inevitably soft reboot, as you mentioned. Mackay Kernel 0.335 was more stable on SB 7.8 (than GearKernel), and it would allow gaming at 1400 MHz. However, Mackay also would eventually soft reboot at 1200-1400 MHz (tho it lasted a bit longer than GearKernel) ... and then would end up losing IMEI at random times. Even Semaphore would soft reboot at 1200 Live OC, though it would last much longer than either GearKernel of Mackay. Mackay's 1400 MHz is the fastest I've ever experienced on my Vibe ... but the fun only lasts until the next soft reboot. Lol. :crying:
I've tried GearKernel 1.0.9v2sv on 7.8, 8.0, and 4.3 v1.4 ... but I'd lose IMEI/APN/Baseband every fricken time I flashed that thing. No method would ever bring the damn thing back - ie. pull SIM / reboot / reinsert SIM, wipe init.d, and even manually restoring a backed up efs folder.
I've got a smooth 4.3 v1.6 running now, so I'm not even gonna touch it. Semaphore runs very smooth on 1.6. Maybe bring up the issue in Alberto's thread. He may have more insight for you. Good luck.

yosup said:
I haven't had much luck with GearKernel on Slim. The one freak time I was able to use it (without losing IMEI) was flashing 1.0.8sv right after restoring an SB 7.8 nandroid. It was actually the smoothest kernel I've used at stock speeds (ondemand, sioplus) ... but terribly unstable at 1200-1400 Mhz. When OC'd, the phone would inevitably soft reboot, as you mentioned. Mackay Kernel 0.335 was more stable on SB 7.8 (than GearKernel), and it would allow gaming at 1400 MHz. However, Mackay also would eventually soft reboot at 1200-1400 MHz (tho it lasted a bit longer than GearKernel) ... and then would end up losing IMEI at random times. Even Semaphore would soft reboot at 1200 Live OC, though it would last much longer than either GearKernel of Mackay. Mackay's 1400 MHz is the fastest I've ever experienced on my Vibe ... but the fun only lasts until the next soft reboot. Lol. :crying:
I've tried GearKernel 1.0.9v2sv on 7.8, 8.0, and 4.3 v1.4 ... but I'd lose IMEI/APN/Baseband every fricken time I flashed that thing. No method would ever bring the damn thing back - ie. pull SIM / reboot / reinsert SIM, wipe init.d, and even manually restoring a backed up efs folder.
I've got a smooth 4.3 v1.6 running now, so I'm not even gonna touch it. Semaphore runs very smooth on 1.6. Maybe bring up the issue in Alberto's thread. He may have more insight for you. Good luck.
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It soft rebooted because your device can't handle that high of an oc. For example some people can not over clock at all some can hit 1.2ghz a few can hit 1.4-1.7
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prbassplayer said:
So thanks for the completely useless post give me damn logs. Anyways you guys can consider this device EoL. I have 0 intentions to update sgs1 to 4.4
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I don't appreciate the hostile reply. The rom was unstable enough that I just flashed back before I got any logs, and I figured any issue that severe would have already cropped up. I hope I didn't seem ungrateful about your work, just stating the fact, that right now for me it was too unstable to run. I understand that it's a nightly, and I was just testing it out.
Anyway, it's a moot point because it sounds like you're not going to maintain it anyway, so I'm not sure why you'd even be asking for logs.

Fact? Fact is runs fine on my captivate, or as fine as it can on it. Without logs it's just wasting keystrokes. I asked for logs because I'm still maintaining it. I said I won't be for next aosp version. Guys it's impossible to say how a rom/kernel set ups react on each separate device so if crap breaks and you actually want to help the community provide explicit instructions how to reproduce any problem with logs and screenshots if applicable. Else man don't bother.
Cheers
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@prbassplayer thank you for your hard work on maintaining our phone and keeping it alive for so long. I am sad to hear that you won't be maintaining it for the next major update. Is that a for sure thing, or is it just a likely thing depending on how our phone continues to run?
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Cooptx said:
@prbassplayer thank you for your hard work on maintaining our phone and keeping it alive for so long. I am sad to hear that you won't be maintaining it for the next major update. Is that a for sure thing, or is it just a likely thing depending on how our phone continues to run?
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Its already lagfest (yes it is use a newer phone and you will see the difference), doubt a new aosp version will help. And time man. I'm maintaining 3 SGS1 devices, Skyrocket, Hercules, 3 t0lte devices and I spend a lot of time working on mako kernel as its the device I actually own and use as dd.
BrianXP7 said:
So, the latest weekly build was a huge improvement over the first. No more soft reboots! (It could be GearKernel's problem. I'm not so sure.) Everything works great and performance is balanced quite nicely. The only issue I have is the back button often doesn't quit a running app but it works with going back a "page". The other capacitive keys are fine, though. I usually resort to using the Home button to quit instead.
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Grab a bug report quickly after it happening. I have no clue why this is happening. are you sure you set the kill app feature to back button (or hold back)?\

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No, I'm using the default hardware key configuration. How do I take a bug report? Logs?
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Then I don't understand the problem?

BrianXP7 said:
I think it involves the launcher lagging to be launched when I attempt to quit an app. I tried keeping it in memory but it didn't help much.
EDIT: It seems one of the users also reported the issue in PAC-ROM.
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Flash a different kernel like cyancore
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BrianXP7 said:
I think it involves the launcher lagging to be launched when I attempt to quit an app. I tried keeping it in memory but it didn't help much.
EDIT: It seems one of the users also reported the issue in PAC-ROM.
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Get the semaphore manager from play store as slim uses the kernel it can help with some of the lag. But as prb said the Vibrant is not a speedy device as much as I use my N4 it can seem like forever doing things on the Vibrant.
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Flash a different kernel like cyancore
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Benefits of Omni rom

hi guys i was just wondering if anyone could explain the benefits of Omni Rom?
I have switched continuously between stock and Omni, however i seem to always return to stock mainly because of the screen of death issue and blue screen issues that Omni has.
However, it would be nice to know what benefits Omni has and why i have that urge to always want to try Omni again!

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PeterGeorgiou said:
hi guys i was just wondering if anyone could explain the benefits of Omni Rom?
I have switched continuously between stock and Omni, however i seem to always return to stock mainly because of the screen of death issue and blue screen issues that Omni has.
However, it would be nice to know what benefits Omni has and why i have that urge to always want to try Omni again!
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As an advice, Do not use at all
I used for about a week, and i needed to open my mobile many times to unplug then replug the battery again to make my mobile come back to life, you will see many sudden restarts, and you will see many blue screens.

PeterGeorgiou said:
hi guys i was just wondering if anyone could explain the benefits of Omni Rom?
I have switched continuously between stock and Omni, however i seem to always return to stock mainly because of the screen of death issue and blue screen issues that Omni has.
However, it would be nice to know what benefits Omni has and why i have that urge to always want to try Omni again!
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I think it is simply because either you love flashing and testing new things out or you love the simplicity and AOSP feel. I know I love it. Its also the fact that you've on the latest android version with is super "light" when compared to others. Its very snappy and can multitask like a bull compared to even the 4.3, and no massive themeing or bloatware. And not to forget the multitude of features and customizations you get with the ROM. I personally love the Active Display and I don't know how I lived without it. Anyway if you have the urge, like me, to switch between ROM, CWM backups are the best because setting up a ROM from the beginning is a pain. Another such person is moly82! He too flashes every release!
Ghaiooth said:
As an advice, Do not use at all
I used for about a week, and i needed to open my mobile many times to unplug then replug the battery again to make my mobile come back to life, you will see many sudden restarts, and you will see many blue screens.
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Haha WHAT? That's the most ridiculous thing I've heard. Yes you do see blue screens, but mostly one per day. And even then the phone reboots in under a minute and is back to normal as if nothing happened. Please re-flash and re-evaluate.

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Haha WHAT? That's the most ridiculous thing I've heard. Yes you do see blue screens, but mostly one per day. And even then the phone reboots in under a minute and is back to normal as if nothing happened. Please re-flash and re-evaluate.[/QUOTE]
Excuse me!!
Are you serious??
Is it OK for you to have reboots more than five times a day and this is only for the daily use??!! I did not even try demanding games.
And do you know anything about the need to remove your (non-removable) battery and re-plug it??
Please, if you think my opinion is ridiculous, then give that rom a try, and then give me your own opinion.
I wonder how can you consider your mobile reliable anymore if it will reboot even during playing the silliest and tiniest games ever there.
After all, this is my opinion which you may not agree with, but you are supposed to respect.

Ghaiooth said:
Excuse me!!
Are you serious??
Is it OK for you to have reboots more than five times a day and this is only for the daily use??!! I did not even try demanding games.
And do you know anything about the need to remove your (non-removable) battery and re-plug it??
Please, if you think my opinion is ridiculous, then give that rom a try, and then give me your own opinion.
I wonder how can you consider your mobile reliable anymore if it will reboot even during playing the silliest and tiniest games ever there.
After all, this is my opinion which you may not agree with, but you are supposed to respect.
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Yes. You are certainly entitled to your opinion. Respect there. But not to mislead others, you just gave a very uniquely bad experience. Everyone else loves this ROM. I have been on it since the first week of its release. There are loads of other Omni users who will agree with me.
As for the battery removal, i cannot remove mine. Its an XT. Reboots do not occur five times a day, mostly twice! At least not for me. I listen to music constantly with JetAudio which is a heavy app, use Whatsapp all the time, browse with Chrome at least twice a day and many other things. I do not play games though... so I can't say anything about that.

Thank you for the concern guys but you still haven't answered my question what are the benefits of omni against stock???

PeterGeorgiou said:
hi guys i was just wondering if anyone could explain the benefits of Omni Rom?
I have switched continuously between stock and Omni, however i seem to always return to stock mainly because of the screen of death issue and blue screen issues that Omni has.
However, it would be nice to know what benefits Omni has and why i have that urge to always want to try Omni again!
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Advantages: incredibly fast in relation with stock, immersive mode (love it), personalisation, great support, less 3G consumption, latest android version,boot in 27s, and the battery, this is my best, a lot of free RAM(400MB with 35 apps installed by me).
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moliverac8 said:
Advantages: incredibly fast in relation with stock, immersive mode (love it), personalisation, great support, less 3G consumption, latest android version,boot in 27s, and the battery, this is my best, a lot of free RAM(400MB with 35 apps installed by me).
Disadvantages: blue screen, normally one per day, camera is worse than in stock(a lot) ,low sound speaker.
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I have had Omnirom since first tilals build and it was amazing. Since 4.4.2 it becomes more unstable and I sometimes have had more than one reboot. Using my phone as drivers log I really can't use random reboots. The sound is very low, a workaround makes it loud and whistle.
Now I am an stock and yes, it isn't the stable it should be, but there seems to be an update shortly. But stock rom is also very fast, fast enough I guess. A benefit stock rom has is usb otg, a feature I need, too and don't have with OmniRom or Cyanogen Rom.

thedisturbedone said:
I think it is simply because either you love flashing and testing new things out or you love the simplicity and AOSP feel. I know I love it. Its also the fact that you've on the latest android version with is super "light" when compared to others. Its very snappy and can multitask like a bull compared to even the 4.3, and no massive themeing or bloatware. And not to forget the multitude of features and customizations you get with the ROM. I personally love the Active Display and I don't know how I lived without it. Anyway if you have the urge, like me, to switch between ROM, CWM backups are the best because setting up a ROM from the beginning is a pain. Another such person is moly82! He too flashes every release!
Haha WHAT? That's the most ridiculous thing I've heard. Yes you do see blue screens, but mostly one per day. And even then the phone reboots in under a minute and is back to normal as if nothing happened. Please re-flash and re-evaluate.
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Not true. I got 3 to 5 blue screens a day on omni. A few times a day my Xperia got stuck on a black screen. For both i had to do a hard reboot (power + volume).
The battery was very bad to for me. It was empty in 10 to 12 hours with 2 hours screen time. With 4.3 i get a day with the same screen on time. Also the camera on stock is a lot better
As long as Sony haven't released the source it's not gonna get much better.
Don't get me wrong. I normally prefer aosp above a stock rom. But this time 4.3 is a lot better.
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harowa said:
I have had Omnirom since first tilals build and it was amazing. Since 4.4.2 it becomes more unstable and I sometimes have had more than one reboot. Using my phone as drivers log I really can't use random reboots. The sound is very low, a workaround makes it loud and whistle.
Now I am an stock and yes, it isn't the stable it should be, but there seems to be an update shortly. But stock rom is also very fast, fast enough I guess. A benefit stock rom has is usb otg, a feature I need, too and don't have with OmniRom or Cyanogen Rom.
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Yes,the OTG and the HDMI don't work,but that are features that not all the people use, this is the best of ROMs, you can choose your best option depending of your needs.
Did you try the nighlties with the new branches?
I have tested stock and Omni feels faster,in my opinion.
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moliverac8 said:
Yes,the OTG and the HDMI don't work,but that are features that not all the people use, this is the best of ROMs, you can choose your best option depending of your needs.
Did you try the nighlties with the new branches?
I have tested stock and Omni feels faster,in my opinion.
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Yes I have tested some homebuilds and after the new branches comes back to the nightlies I also have flashed these builds.
You are right, OmniRom feels faster than stock rom but I can't use the random reboots. I need the drivers log and every reboot is a showstopper I really don't need. A rom should be fast, yes, but it must be stable at all.
I have to say, there is nothing I really miss with stock rom, on the contrary.

r-l said:
Not true. I got 3 to 5 blue screens a day on omni. A few times a day my Xperia got stuck on a black screen. For both i had to do a hard reboot (power + volume).
The battery was very bad to for me. It was empty in 10 to 12 hours with 2 hours screen time. With 4.3 i get a day with the same screen on time. Also the camera on stock is a lot better
As long as Sony haven't released the source it's not gonna get much better.
Don't get me wrong. I normally prefer aosp above a stock rom. But this time 4.3 is a lot better.
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Well I think there is no point in arguing about the blue screens because it must certainly depend on the amount usage and kind of usage. As for the battery life, I can get much better battery life.. about 2.5 hours screen time and can last overnight. It would be <14% though.

harowa said:
Yes I have tested some homebuilds and after the new branches comes back to the nightlies I also have flashed these builds.
You are right, OmniRom feels faster than stock rom but I can't use the random reboots. I need the drivers log and every reboot is a showstopper I really don't need. A rom should be fast, yes, but it must be stable at all.
I have to say, there is nothing I really miss with stock rom, on the contrary.
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To conclude,when Sony release the new open source files and the developer use them I recommend you to use Omni, you won't regret.?
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moliverac8 said:
To conclude,when Sony release the new open source files and the developer use them I recommend you to use Omni, you won't regret.?
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I will
if they will support usb otg

For modders Only bug rooms STOP

I know that build a rom it's not that easy, and make it stable and fully working it's even harder. I also know that drivers and blobs are closed-source, so it's hard to make a device fully working.
But I wanna give some advice, because who want to mod his phone finds about 30/40 roms all unstable and full of bugs.
In my opinion, it's useless to release a rom if it isn't finished, wifi or bluetooth doesn't work, apps force-close, phone reboots randomly or maybe drinks the battery in 2 hours.
Lags in games, the home screen lags with 3/4 widgets. Maybe after a clean install the rom performs well but then you discover that it's not so good.
Let's not forget also that despite the roms are not finished, many times they aren't update any more to solve the bugs, or they are updated but the bugs remain.
I don't mean that ALL the roms have ALL the bugs, but each rom has at least two of those problems.
Some people may say that there are hardware limits to justify the bugs. Or maybe that the battery has to be changed. But those are only excuses considering that on three pages of roms, ONLY one performs well.
I have always been told “you have to change the battery”, or “the phone has got few ram” to justify the bugs. But why with the FluidRom gType (an Italian rom) I manage 24 hours with a normal usage (mobile data always on, wifi, background apps, little playing with games, several calls, facebook and whatsapp)? No lags in games, home and browser. So I assume that “change the battery” and “we have few ram” are only excuses.
If you release a rom only to show that you are able to develop something but then it’s full of bugs, stop. Don’t release it. Or release it when it performs really well.
The 4X it’s a 2012 flagship phone, but the roms are badly developed. So let’s not blame the hardware.
Some people may say “who forces you to change rom?” People try new roms because modders promise improvements.
Maybe this topic will be closed to restrict freedom of speech. But mine are only suggestions.

Serial67 said:
I know that build a rom it's not that easy, and make it stable and fully working it's even harder. I also know that drivers and blobs are closed-source, so it's hard to make a device fully working.
But I wanna give some advice, because who want to mod his phone finds about 30/40 roms all unstable and full of bugs.
In my opinion, it's useless to release a rom if it isn't finished, wifi or bluetooth doesn't work, apps force-close, phone reboots randomly or maybe drinks the battery in 2 hours.
Lags in games, the home screen lags with 3/4 widgets. Maybe after a clean install the rom performs well but then you discover that it's not so good.
Let's not forget also that despite the roms are not finished, many times they aren't update any more to solve the bugs, or they are updated but the bugs remain.
I don't mean that ALL the roms have ALL the bugs, but each rom has at least two of those problems.
Some people may say that there are hardware limits to justify the bugs. Or maybe that the battery has to be changed. But those are only excuses considering that on three pages of roms, ONLY one performs well.
I have always been told “you have to change the battery”, or “the phone has got few ram” to justify the bugs. But why with the FluidRom gType (an Italian rom) I manage 24 hours with a normal usage (mobile data always on, wifi, background apps, little playing with games, several calls, facebook and whatsapp)? No lags in games, home and browser. So I assume that “change the battery” and “we have few ram” are only excuses.
If you release a rom only to show that you are able to develop something but then it’s full of bugs, stop. Don’t release it. Or release it when it performs really well.
The 4X it’s a 2012 flagship phone, but the roms are badly developed. So let’s not blame the hardware.
Some people may say “who forces you to change rom?” People try new roms because modders promise improvements.
Maybe this topic will be closed to restrict freedom of speech. But mine are only suggestions.
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Haha, there are so many angles i can take on this.
I and the other 4x developers and users don't owe you ANYTHING, dont like our roms? dont use them, Simple. It amazes me some people are so entitled...

Go and make some Roms by yourself we'll see how good they would be .
For your information bringing roms to device in long chain of more people than just our devs
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I know that... TL;DR
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Wow ! Never thought I'd read something like this on the 4X forum !
You're so wrong. So so wrong !
Do you realize that when a dev releases a ROM he does this on his time and (most of the time) he doesn't expect anything in return.
Have you ever tried to build a ROM from source ? To compile ? To fix bugs ? To spend hours developing ? I really doubt since you don't realize what this is and the time it takes.
Moreover, our device is "special". The last official update we had was 4.1.2 and thanks to the dev you criticized we are now at 4.4.2 !!! I'm not sure you realized the work of these devs.
Also you say that we don't have any stable ROM but you're wrong ! For me, "stable" means that you can use the ROM daily and profit of all basic and important features of the ROM therefore there ARE stable ROMs ! Since I'm in charge of Beanstalk 4.4.2 I won't give any name but for having personally tried many customs ROMs I can say that we do have stable ROMs.
Everybody has its opinion but man... You're wrong and some devs may understand your post as an offence.
I hope you see what I'm trying to explain.
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ectoplasma22 said:
Wow ! Never thought I'd read something like this on the 4X forum !
You're so wrong. So so wrong !
Do you realize that when a dev releases a ROM he does this on his time and (most of the time) he doesn't expect anything in return.
Have you ever tried to build a ROM from source ? To compile ? To fix bugs ? To spend hours developing ? I really doubt since you don't realize what this is and the time it takes.
Moreover, our device is "special". The last official update we had was 4.1.2 and thanks to the dev you criticized we are now at 4.4.2 !!! I'm not sure you realized the work of these devs.
Also you say that we don't have any stable ROM but you're wrong ! For me, "stable" means that you can use the ROM daily and profit of all basic and important features of the ROM therefore there ARE stable ROMs ! Since I'm in charge of Beanstalk 4.4.2 I won't give any name but for having personally tried many customs ROMs I can say that we do have stable ROMs.
Everybody has its opinion but man... You're wrong and some devs may understand your post as an offence.
I hope you see what I'm trying to explain.
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Don't worry ecto, we are talking about it in the italian forum where this kind of discussion began.. And we are composing it saying exactly what you're saying right here..hope that it'll stop as a great mistake, and to go on..
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one word, ridiculous

We should change abit this letter and sent it to the LG dev-update department so they can ask @Demetris @laufer @adam @Ectoplasma @JoinTheRealms @SnXo (and many other talented and good people) for help next time they decide to push or even make any software for any LG phone.I know.this guyment to say official software not custom one so i am just correcting his type mistake.
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whoa, easy there, mate...
First of all, I haven't seen an unstable ROM on our phones up till now. I am personally using CM (unofficial) and SlimKat as my daily drivers, and both are rock stable. The only bugs I have personally encountered are the camera (which is extremely hard to properly fix) and the broken reboot into recovery on Slim. And that's it.
All ROMs you find on xda are made for free, you don't need to pay anything, which means you also can't demand anything. Bringing a ROM to a device can take several hours (disregarding the time the pure download of the sourcecode takes), as every ROM needs its special treatment.
Furthermore, do you have any idea how long the pure compile process takes? On my new machine (which I upgraded for development only) needs ~75min for a clean build. Before that, my lappy was working over 8 hours for a clean build...
Saying we devs wouldn't maintain our ROMs isn't really nice, nor what XDA stands for. We do our best to provide you with the best/fully functional stuff, but there are things we can't fix/improve simply because we don't experience these issues. As an example, I am debugging my kernel ATM, and @FunkyRasta and I both run the kernel, however, FunkyRasta is experiencing lags, that I never experienced. So without his reports, I wouldn't even know about that until someone else might encounter it after the release.
@Serial67, nobody forces you to use "unstable" ROMs, but please don't just complain, but rather give some helpful feedback (logs) to help solve the issues. If you're not willing to provide such info (you don't have to), please don't complain.
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