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[Q] BEST ROM with BEST KERNEL with NO CRASHES

OK So this is the burning question i have to ask next. ??
!!!! N-7000 SERIES ONLY !!!!!
BEST ROM with FULL Galaxy Note Spen Functionality and all the Touchwiz apps.
with WHAT KERNEL ?
and how long have you been running the rom? with how often does the rom Crash (making the phone do a soft reboot)
I am very curious to see what people are running on there Gnote since now that the Gnote now is becoming so popular. i am personally running Checkrom NOTEHDv5 with normal CF kernel and it is stable but sometimes it crashes and there alot of bugs. and i am in the market to changing roms but this is my DAILY use PHone so i am curious what my proud Gnote friends are running on there devices.

i used many of the roms out there and i end up using the new midnote 2.2
i think its the best ics rom so far , with every thing working on it . the good thing about it is down clocked to 1.2 ghz , which is good for the battery .

My choice:
Rocket ROM v23 with Franco Kernel (latest test-version).
Fast, stable, super battery-life. Couldn't be happier with a gingerbread-combination.

Lol i don't know what one i want to switch to :-\
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I try many roms and i find this:-
- if you like ICS but without full galaxy note functionality go as AOSP latest vesion
- if you like ICS with full galaxy note functionality go as midnote 2
- if you like gingerbread with battery life go as checkrom
that is my personal opinion
but i want to know, why all people go to rocketrom not checkrom ?

Yes!! What Elk said.. RR V23 with Franco #9

I personally like checkrom but i am using hardcore's kernel and its amazing
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CheckROM HD. I tried 4 or 5 ROMs including TeamRocket but this is by far the best. 3-4 days of battery life with light usage, NO crashes, kitchenpro app (google it!).. pretty amazing for me!

rp4k said:
I personally like checkrom but i am using hardcore's kernel and its amazing
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With harcore's kernel, it's hard to troubleshoot problem due to logcat being disabled.

Darkyrom with Franco #9 for GB...I'm testing Midnote 2.2 with Abyss now.

PoisonWolf said:
With harcore's kernel, it's hard to troubleshoot problem due to logcat being disabled.
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he is getting alot of support from the community, and his new 2-8 Kernel really makes my note fly and run very smooth.. when i was on Stock CF or abyss or another kernel (can't remember) i was getting crashes all the time.. if you haven't tried out his kernel yet.. i would plus i get 2 days battery life on it also.

Stock Rooted LC1
*shrug*

rp4k said:
OK So this is the burning question i have to ask next. ??
!!!! N-7000 SERIES ONLY !!!!!
BEST ROM with FULL Galaxy Note Spen Functionality and all the Touchwiz apps.
with WHAT KERNEL ?
and how long have you been running the rom? with how often does the rom Crash (making the phone do a soft reboot)
I am very curious to see what people are running on there Gnote since now that the Gnote now is becoming so popular. i am personally running Checkrom NOTEHDv5 with normal CF kernel and it is stable but sometimes it crashes and there alot of bugs. and i am in the market to changing roms but this is my DAILY use PHone so i am curious what my proud Gnote friends are running on there devices.
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I Have tried-
Rocket Rom v23 with abyss 4.2 and franco9. And franco is the best kernel Best battery life.
Darky rom v3.3 with franco 9
Check Rom v5 with Franco 9
Rocket ICS
Midnote ICS
About to flash ICS Stunner
Currently on rocket v23 with franco 9. But the Best rom for me was Darky rom v3.3 with Franco 9. No sod or crashes. smooth and great battery life.
Hope this info helps Hit thanks

abhisahara said:
I Have tried-
Rocket Rom v23 with abyss 4.2 and franco9. And franco is the best kernel Best battery life.
Darky rom v3.3 with franco 9
Check Rom v5 with Franco 9
Rocket ICS
Midnote ICS
About to flash ICS Stunner
Currently on rocket v23 with franco 9. But the Best rom for me was Darky rom v3.3 with Franco 9. No sod or crashes. smooth and great battery life.
Hope this info helps Hit thanks
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Try hardcore speedmod kernel its amazing
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How fix ICS 4.0.4 problems?

How fix ICS 4.0.4 problems?
Dear all! I want to know about galaxy note ics 4.0.4 problems
1. heat up fast just start use only 2 or 3 minutes it heated so much.
2. very very hot when charging and battery can not improve the level.
3. battery drain so fast.
Can you tell me how to fix all these problems please?

You should try speedmod or notecore kernels, wipe everything (DO NOT WIPE ON STOCK KERNEL, CHANGE KERNEL FIRST OR YOU MIGHT BRICK THE PHONE).
Those kernels really got me happy...faster, colder and more reliable phone
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As above poster said flash a new kernel on a safe kernel. Don't flash it on stock ICS kernel. It might brick your device and change it to a paper weight. Hardcore and Notecore kernels gives great performance. You can also undervolt it so that you may get better battery life.

mtdelnero said:
You should try speedmod or notecore kernels, wipe everything (DO NOT WIPE ON STOCK KERNEL, CHANGE KERNEL FIRST OR YOU MIGHT BRICK THE PHONE).
Those kernels really got me happy...faster, colder and more reliable phone
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Thank you for your reply, I will try it. How long did u use this kernel?

Best ROM for long battery

As the tittle says, I'm currently running Kingdroid V7.0 which seems to use a lot of battery life.
Now this isn't that much of a problem until now since I'm leaving on a business trip so the main focus for the device is long battery life.
Which ROM would suit me the best in this situation? The stock rom or a custom rom? It needs to be stable and reliable.

I am on stock 4.0.4 and it seems much better, you can also use GB rom during your trip.
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I run Stock 4.0.4 with SpeedMod Kernel and I am very pleased with the battery life of this setup..

pair those with k3-13 kernel for 4.0.4,
or speedmod k2-12 for gb and you have even better kickass battery life. I think, could be wrong but gb has longest.
modem is device dependant, but you can change that as well to save battery life.
search development for k2 and modems, k3 is in original.
note : warrantee and root on those, and loss of kies updatability.
note2: with changing roms, prior root and backup efs, dr ketan thread in general o toolbox has good infor for that.
note3: deepsleep is a possible issue on all android, and most of the time cause of battery life issues. It might be wise to use better battery stats and cpu spy for analyzing that. enought theeads on that
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Thanks all I will flash the stock rom then. Currently I have the Notecore v9 kernel, how much will this affect my battery life and is the speedmod kernel that much better? I'm a total noob at this kernel stuff, I barely understand the meaning of it so it's all a bit confusing.
And can I flash a kernel by holding power button, home button and volume up method?
Because with the Kingdroid version you had this setup which lets you choose between kernels that's how I got the notecore kernel I think

Razors123 said:
As the tittle says, I'm currently running Kingdroid V7.0 which seems to use a lot of battery life.
Now this isn't that much of a problem until now since I'm leaving on a business trip so the main focus for the device is long battery life.
Which ROM would suit me the best in this situation? The stock rom or a custom rom? It needs to be stable and reliable.
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Itz not Rom reponsible 4 battery drainage itz whole system can be more blamable so replace ur kernel....
Use SpeedMod K3-11 kernel along with ur current rom make it much improvement in battery juice lyf...
Njoy....!!!!:good::good::good:

pratikverma28 said:
Use SpeedMod K3-11 along with ur current rom make it much improvement in battery juice lyf...
Njoy....!!!!:good::good::good:
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So the rom itself isn't whats causing the heavy battery drain but it's all about what kernel you use?
EDIT: If I wish to flash a stock rom does it matter what country I pick? Because I actually live in Belgium so closest would be The Netherlands and they are currently on 4.0.3. If I remember correctly I flashed from GB to ICS with Open Germany, does this matter much?

Razors123 said:
Thanks all I will flash the stock rom then. Currently I have the Notecore v9 kernel, how much will this affect my battery life and is the speedmod kernel that much better? I'm a total noob at this kernel stuff, I barely understand the meaning of it so it's all a bit confusing.
And can I flash a kernel by holding power button, home button and volume up method?
Because with the Kingdroid version you had this setup which lets you choose between kernels that's how I got the notecore kernel I think
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Volume up + home + power will take you to cwm recovery and you can flash custom kernels using it, but it should be in cwm format not in odin .tar (you will have option to download in both formats in kernel threads). Flashing different kernels sometimes helps in improving battery life.
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Razors123 said:
So the rom itself isn't whats causing the heavy battery drain but it's all about what kernel you use?
EDIT: If I wish to flash a stock rom does it matter what country I pick? Because I actually live in Belgium so closest would be The Netherlands and they are currently on 4.0.3. If I remember correctly I flashed from GB to ICS with Open Germany, does this matter much?
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All blame cannot be put on kernel either but changing kernel helps sometimes and it is always recommended to flash your region specific stock firmware only to avoid problems and complications.

jeetu1981 said:
Volume up + home + power will take you to cwm recovery and you can flash custom kernels using it, but it should be in cwm format not in odin .tar (you will have option to download in both formats in kernel threads). Flashing different kernels sometimes helps in improving battery life.
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All blame cannot be put on kernel either but changing kernel helps sometimes and it is always recommended to flash your region specific stock firmware only to avoid problems and complications.
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About the region, I think I had CSC lux so which means Luxembourg when I bought it. Which would be weird since I bought it in Belgium. Would it matter that much if I flash stock Open Germany?

thats not true, battery drain can be caused by many things, kernel or rom or aplications.
which is why its good to keep an eye out for those.
edit: or unclean installations.
edit2: single or combination of above.
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seen some pretty good reviews recently on notecore, cant compare thrm myself but you can definately test which one is better on your device, rom, modem combo
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Most drain comes from the modem, the kernel (the cpu governor along other things), and rogue apps (usually ad-supported apps).
Of course some roms have issues with the system UI and such.
So the #1 tip to get better battery, find the modem that's best suitable for your country, also use wifi instead of 3g if you can, but if you're out of wifi coverage, turn wifi off or it will drain even more.

I would drop the latest SpeedMod kernel onto your ROM. Very good battery life on all ICS TW ROMs.
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My suggestion for you is cleanote ROM with notecore kernel. The best combination. I get around solid 2 days with nominal usage.

For me i had best results concerining battery consumption with the latest CM9 nightlies and now the CM9 official.
Getting 2 Days out of it with normal eMail-reading a bit surfing the web, quite normal usage.

Would the stock rom in combination with the speedmod kernel give the best results? Can't go back to GB cause I need an application from work which requires me to be on ICS.

Razors123 said:
Would the stock rom in combination with the speedmod kernel give the best results? Can't go back to GB cause I need an application from work which requires me to be on ICS.
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It depends upon how you use your device and how many battery hungry apps you have.
The only way to truly know the best combination for you is to do the research on the forums and test the combinations yourself.
For me, the best combination is Rocket ROM, with a lot of stock apps removed, and the NoteCore overclocked kernel (as it is optimally undervolted).
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I use the milestone 6 with kernel thor, lasts me 2 days, with the screen on for 4 hrs

What safe kernel are you using with 4.04?

I am using 4.04 with the Speedmod kernel. I was wondering what others were using with 4.04 and why.

has been, have been and will be using..... speedmod........safe and battery life helper dependable always and throughout..... I dont' care about any other kernel e.g. Notecore and such... all i care is that my phone's batt to last me day and half... and it sure is can deliver.. make no mistake about it....

letters_to_cleo said:
has been, have been and will be using..... speedmod........safe and battery life helper dependable always and throughout..... I dont' care about any other kernel e.g. Notecore and such... all i care is that my phone's batt to last me day and half... and it sure is can deliver.. make no mistake about it....
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+1 :good:
Notecore is a kernel for performance.

I'm using Notecore e Speedmod alternately, testing new versions when they came out :good:

I've been sticking with NoteCore OC since V3...it's a great kernel and whilst it's a performance kernel, it provides good battery life...I'd say that I'm a moderate user (much texting (100messages a day), approx. 5-10 calls, 1h of music, 1h of gaming, 1,5h of browsing/other stuff) and i get 1,5 to 2 days...can't complain [I'm also using TW-Roms since I loathe google (yeah, I know...) and S Planner is the only good organizer imho]

Notecore/speedmod but a monster kernel its about to come.. Franco kernel gonna get a new updated version soon
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SpeedMod K3-13 - Great performance and battery life...
Intrigued by the revelation of a new Franco Kernel however...

Im using SpeedMod, great battery life..

+1 speedmod. Perfectly reliable.
Envoyé depuis mon GT-N7000

msedek said:
Notecore/speedmod but a monster kernel its about to come.. Franco kernel gonna get a new updated version soon
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OK, I am intrigued. Why will the Franco Kernel be so much better (and yes, I did read the Franco kernel thread.) I am looking for observations. What would you expect to see from his beyond the Speedmod or Notecore? What do you mean by "monster"?
I am also interested to note that no one mentioned the CF-Root Kernel. Chainfire is one of the most trusted developers here and I thought I would see someone using his kernel. Is there someone out there using CF-Root with 4.04 that can comment? (yes I have read the thread). I would like your observations on why you went with that kernel, especially when there are reported issues with wifi.

Goku here. Great battery life, performance is also good and everything works which is not the case with the other custom kernel. For example on most custom kernels my security software does not work (gdata mobile security). If only funky had not removed all the governors that were available in previous versions. But no product without some disadvantages.
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ourtech said:
OK, I am intrigued. Why will the Franco Kernel be so much better (and yes, I did read the Franco kernel thread.) I am looking for observations. What would you expect to see from his beyond the Speedmod or Notecore? What do you mean by "monster"?
I am also interested to note that no one mentioned the CF-Root Kernel. Chainfire is one of the most trusted developers here and I thought I would see someone using his kernel. Is there someone out there using CF-Root with 4.04 that can comment? (yes I have read the thread). I would like your observations on why you went with that kernel, especially when there are reported issues with wifi.
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The problem with cf-root is the fact that cf does not alter the kernel which means it still contains the brick bug. Not in cwm but for example when you reset your device to factory defaults. And since he does not add anything else than cwm his kernels also suffer from the deep sleep problem and all other glitches that come with the stock rom and kernel.
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Im using 4.0.4 on notecore 12.5 fast but freezes my phone sometimes
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demon2blade said:
Im using 4.0.4 on notecore 12.5 fast but freezes my phone sometimes
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Had same problem with 12.5
Installed 13 and all okay now
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Please flash notecore n cf root and do share again here ourtech

Notecore kernel v13 OC.. best kernel.. Best performance and best battery life....Undervoltages works great..

arinsms said:
Please flash notecore n cf root and do share again here ourtech
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I did flash the Notecore STD and so far I am a little more impressed. Too soon to tell yet, but I did have some small issues that at the moment I am not seeing. Stability is most important for me. I will report further. If the CF-Root still has the bug then no I won't be flashing it. I thought I read that 5.6 fixed that bug but no, it really wasn't so CF-root is off my list for the moment. But I am open to hearing more about the new Franco kernel. Thanks for all the feedback.

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I did flash the Notecore STD and so far I am a little more impressed. Too soon to tell yet, but I did have some small issues that at the moment I am not seeing. Stability is most important for me. I will report further. If the CF-Root still has the bug then no I won't be flashing it. I thought I read that 5.6 fixed that bug but no, it really wasn't so CF-root is off my list for the moment. But I am open to hearing more about the new Franco kernel. Thanks for all the feedback.
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Chainfire fixed the bug in cwm. But since he does not alter the kernel itself it still contains the bug and can trigger it if you do a fatory reset. So we could say it's half fixed

I have to say that so far my phone has been rock solid with the Notecore v.13 kernel (Standard, not the OC version). Not a single issue and not a single lockup. It is still a little early to say definitively that there are no issues, but so far I have to say that for me this is a definite keeper over the Speedmod k3-13. With Speedmod I had a few hiccups, just little things, and a few lockups, none of which I have seen with the Notecore kernel. And no, I won't be trying the OC kernel. I am not wishing to push the envelope. But this is an excellent kernel. Too early to really compare the battery life but I haven't observed anything really bad and I am a very heavy user, so count me a happy camper.
Edit: I may have spoken too quickly about not trying the Notecore OC. I have read some amazing claims of battery life with the OC version. After I have a good record of stability with the Standard kernel then I think I will try the OC. I can always go back.

AOKP - Asylm BBRQ3
TW - Notecore 13 Standard.

I'm on speedmod myself with just root but I've not installed any Rome yet but I have to say my battery life is much better. I hope when I install a ron it stays this way....
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Which kernel- Notecore vs HydraCore

I would like to update my note to KingDroid ICS Notemania 7.4 ( from 7.2) and I have a dilemma. Which kernel will be better ( OC version)- faster, consumes less batery- to use it for 3d games and also for standard use( phone calls, pdf reading, internet ,etc.).
Does someone test both of them and can recomment better one? Maybe you can insert some benchmark results?

Both are great. Both notecore and hydracore are almost the same. But I prefer hydracore. Both gives me around. 4500-5400 quadrant score.. Try both kernels.
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I'm amazed when I see people getting such high scores. I'm on Rocket tom with speedcore and get 4200. Is it best to test with no screens filled with apps? I switch active ones off, but I've not been impressed with any scores. I mod for cosmetic reasons.
Sent from my Samsung note, running smooth coochie ROM, with omg kernel.

dude...
hydracore = notecore + multiROM
notecore was updated to support more than just touchwiz ROM's so it was renamed to hydracore

Ok. Thanks al for answer.:good: