Did anyone face this over heating problem on the galaxy now? I am on official stock ROM jpkk2 with speedmod kernel. 54 degrees is the highest that has been reached for the battery when on stock kernel. Even after changing the kernel to speedmod the problem persists, [email protected] reduced level.
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Hi,
Just flashed to insanity 041 with semaphore and stock 2.3.5... JVS...
Having really poor battery performance... I've since read the Stock kernel is performing better...
Can anyone advise whether this is the case or if there is better option?...
Also, can't find any links to Stock 2.3.5 kernel, can anyone point me in the right direction?...
Thanks
Stock jvs kernel with cm7????
You need to check the cm7 thread for stock kernel - it is NOT jvs though!
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You are already on the stock kernel! Poor battery life is the reality of cm based roms but they are getting better. Give it a couple of chargingcycles and it will improve. You can also try Pimp my Cpu and undervolt some.
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what is the best Kernel n ROM for battery life?
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for me Rocket Rom with NoteCore_V12 run 2 days with charging with heavy useage
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for me Rocket Rom with NoteCore_V12 run 2 days with charging with heavy useage
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Where can I download notecore V12?
would u like to upload it for me
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the general impression is that kernels tame/ saddle the rom but Kingdroid v 7.1/ 7.4 , this is one rom that tames and saddles all kernels ,
choose CF root kernel in aroma for root and then switch to speedmod for battery and safety
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what is the best Kernel n ROM for battery life?
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for me Rocket Rom with NoteCore_V12 run 2 days with charging with heavy useage
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seriously. RocketROM with Notecore. give as much battery time your grandsons will use it
btw ive been following rocketrom with notecore since its merging. instead of v12 use the latest version of hydracore 13.1b its latest version of notecore yet and is heavenly
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I'm currently using the latest version of KingDroid now (I can't say much on RR as I've read numerous reports of people having problems migrating from RR to CM10, but that's on a different topic already), my kernel is still HardCore's SpeedMod. Though it may lack the performance it delivers on my phone, but I am fairly satisfied on the battery life that it gives out.
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check this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=39163079#post39163079
hope it helps.
Hi i am using miui.us jb it comes with the devil kernel and the kernel tool, I tried to use 1200mhz and 120% live oc but the phone later auto reboots and drops the battery from 75% to 18% could anyone please help me with the settings?
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Try 110% live OC
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Hi i am using miui.us jb it comes with the devil kernel and the kernel tool, I tried to use 1200mhz and 120% live oc but the phone later auto reboots and drops the battery from 75% to 18% could anyone please help me with the settings?
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i also using MIUI.us ROM and having a same problem as you after i set oc to 120.
event does i set oc back to 100. i solve this by change kernel to semaphore 2.4.0. hope this will help.
hi, i'm having an issue with the battery readings even changing rom. sometimes it just gets so crazy that shuts the phone off and only changing rom i can switch on again... does anybody have this kind of problem?
what kernel and baseband
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You can try wipe battery stats in cwm, maby this will help you
i had 521 v20s baseband and now im on v28g... just installed gueste stock ics with stock kernel
Let your battery fully unload then charge it again.
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So there's the problem. If I overclock my phone to 1.2GHz (or 1.4), it freezes at some point when using it (it can freeze on first seconds of booting up or it can freeze after few days). Battery pull is necessary to reboot it, of course. After that it's working agian but there's a question of time when will it freeze again.
Running CM10 stable, Mackay kernel, using NSTools to OC.
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Some phones (like mine) can't handle too much overclock. Most phones can only handle 114% OC to have still stable operation.
Device: GT-i9000
Rom: JB 4.2.1 C-RoM Mix v4
Kernel: Mackay 0.232
Baseband: I9000DXJV9
How do I set the lower value of hertz? Is there any other OC controlling apps for this kernel?
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Sorry, in Mackay kernel the intermediate OC 1100 & 1300MHz were removed by its Developer due to instabilities being experienced by users.
If you want a lower OC, you can use another kernel like Semaphore and Devil.
Device: GT-i9000
Rom: JB 4.2.1 C-RoM Mix v5
Kernel: Mackay 0.232
Baseband: I9000DXJV9
LiveOC or normal? Hardly any SGS handles any more than 114% LiveOC, but if it's not then you might want to try devil kernel for OC stability...
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LiveOC or normal? Hardly any SGS handles any more than 114% LiveOC, but if it's not then you might want to try devil kernel for OC stability...
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Mine is solid at 124% live oc using semaphore
My semaphore manager app doesn't even let me go past 120%
124%, that's great, but most of what I've seen here and heard from friends makes me think you're one of the lucky exceptions...
Do you adjust voltage?
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My semaphore manager app doesn't even let me go past 120%
124%, that's great, but most of what I've seen here and heard from friends makes me think you're one of the lucky exceptions...
Do you adjust voltage?
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I used semaphore +nstools without adjusting voltages. Definitely my phone is a lucky exception. It could handle 1.6ghz overclock using glitch kernel (which, sadly, isn't supported anymore)