Related
Hi all,
I am using darky rom 10.4.2,I think it's time to use ICS on my galaxy s.I see lots of ICS roms however I have no idea which one is the best ? all advices are welcome.
best regards,
Try Elite, works fine for me!
Send from my GT-I9000
(Sorry, me talk bad English)
hey
patpatci said:
Hi all,
I am using darky rom 10.4.2,I think it's time to use ICS on my galaxy s.I see lots of ICS roms however I have no idea which one is the best ? all advices are welcome.
best regards,
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
that's up to you
it depends on what do you prefer. you have to try some roms. For me is important how offen the developer updates his rom, if it is stable and handy and easy to update. After trying dozen of roms and som kernels my favourite is Slim ICS in combination with Sempahore Kernel 1.2.0.s with hugemem option (399Mb RAM)
Slim ICS is highly optimizable, really fast and with semaphore you get some cherries like voodoo sound option, other governors, schedulers etc..
If i compare it to some GB stock roms, where you have 320 Mb ram or something like that, i have to laugh :
patpatci said:
Hi all,
I am using darky rom 10.4.2,I think it's time to use ICS on my galaxy s.I see lots of ICS roms however I have no idea which one is the best ? all advices are welcome.
best regards,
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I have flashed quite a few roms (Elite, EXTRAordinary, AOKP, etc.). One of the best that I have experienced is INFINITUM LBR 1.1.1. This rom is smooth, good battery, rom control, OTA updates and plenty of available ram. You will not regret flashing this rom :thumbup:
Sent from my GT-I9000
ROM-AOKPCB
KERNEL-Devil2
RADIO-I9020 KB3
With Bravia engine, Beats audio and Super charger v6
This is one of the best ROM I have have used till date.
Sent from my GT-I9000
I would suggest slim ics.
Sent from my GT-I9000 using Tapatalk 2
ics 333 works great for me
Sent from my GT-I9000M using XDA
Slim ICS, CM9 nightly and Dark Knight (and so Elite too)
The best around Dark Knight v5.5 da fast & stable
After probing diferent ICS roms, the best for mi is MIUI.4-SpeeD http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1548796
Every single ROM is good. My fav is ICSSGS with Devil kernel. I tried Slim ICS and tiny bugs and glitches let it down. Also, in slim ics I had some SIM problemsand the icons are tiny. CM9 is a battery eater.
Hi,
I'm looking for Kernels for ICS ROMs. There are a lot of kernels but I don't know which will work with ICS ROMs (I tried Abyss Kernel and it's not working).
Could someone give me examples (links would be appreciated)?
DJ SNap said:
Hi,
I'm looking for Kernels for ICS ROMs. There are a lot of kernels but I don't know which will work with ICS ROMs (I tried Abyss Kernel and it's not working).
Could someone give me examples (links would be appreciated)?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
With the exception of the kernel included with CM9 - there are currently no safe ICS kernels, and only one custom ICS kernel for Touchwizz firmwares which has a lot of compatibility problems.
This will change in the next week or two as kernel source code was finally posted this morning.
Ok - understood.
Could you tell me why I have ~200 MB free RAM from 1 GB in my SGN? My old SGSII had ~400-500 MB free?
Realy sorry for my noob question, I have a locked bootloader
I was researching a bit about the ICS for xperia x8, seeing that only custom roms based on AVD run on stock kernel, because the AVD is based on the same kernel version.
But, isn't possible to adapt the CM9 to run on stock kernel?
Why the CM9 don't have support for X8 on Cyanogenmod website? How developers made Roms based on it?
Moreover, why all the custom kernels are based on version 2.6.29.6? It is impossible or unnecessary to create a custom kernel based on 2.6.32 or up?
Sorry for my bad English.
So ics can't run on stock kernel.Stock kernel miss a lot of components from 3.0 kernel.The kernel is 2.6.29.6 but to have 2.6.32 need to port a lot of stuff so this mean need a lot of time.The nAa kernel's and alfs' kernel is pathed to 2.6.29.6 For now we have ported some components from 32,35,38 and 3.0 kernels.
We do have ics for stock but it is not for daily use. And the development has stopped so don't expect updates/fixes.
As naa said, stock kernel really can't support ics.
Sent from my rooted tomato using xda app
yes ics or jb on stock kernel is impossible and trying to port it is pointless.
We have ics for stock kernel, but gods sake its laggy, buggy. Its not good for daily use. U can find roms like ics. X8 is now old. But u can unlock bootloader by paid method. Next time please search.
Really thanks for your answers.
Interesting, I did not know that the custom kernels had several other superior features.
Actually run on ICS stock kernel is impossible, but there is very buggy roms projects based on avd can i run. What I was wondering is whether it is possible to install the CM9 on stock kernel. I do not think it was just out of curiosity noob ... :laugh:
jucazastrow said:
Really thanks for your answers.
Interesting, I did not know that the custom kernels had several other superior features.
Actually run on ICS stock kernel is impossible, but there is very buggy roms projects based on avd can i run. What I was wondering is whether it is possible to install the CM9 on stock kernel. I do not think it was just out of curiosity noob ... :laugh:
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yeah. Its possible, check in development section.
Sent from my X8 using Tapatalk 2
I've tried the only two ics roms for the x8 stock kernel, and I know it's possible to INSTALL, but did not to use, because there are more bugs than fixes.
My doubt is if I can INSTALL CM9 in stock kernel, since I tested these roms are pure android, not CyanogenMod, they are based in AVD, android debug bridge. :fingers-crossed:
I currently have the JB based SweetRom v7 installed on my Galaxy Note.
Recently it was pointed out to me by a friend that CM based ROMs have a better functionality and are easier to use. Me, never having used a CM based ROM (not even on a friend's phone), am kind of in a dilemma whether or not to switch.
It would be of great help if you could help me out with the Pros and Cons of both JB based and CM based ROMs and if I should give CM a try. Also, a list (If possible) about the features which might not work/are absent from CM based ROMs..
Also, an elaborate guide to switching from JB to CM and a ROM suggestion for a first-time CM user will be very helpful.
Thanks in advance guys.
aurator said:
I currently have the JB based SweetRom v7 installed on my Galaxy Note.
Recently it was pointed out to me by a friend that CM based ROMs have a better functionality and are easier to use. Me, never having used a CM based ROM (not even on a friend's phone), am kind of in a dilemma whether or not to switch.
It would be of great help if you could help me out with the Pros and Cons of both JB based and CM based ROMs and if I should give CM a try. Also, a list (If possible) about the features which might not work/are absent from CM based ROMs..
Also, an elaborate guide to switching from JB to CM and a ROM suggestion for a first-time CM user will be very helpful.
Thanks in advance guys.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I'll answer part of your question. If you switch to a CM-based ROM, you won't be able to use S Pen-based apps such as the S Note, as it is tightly integrated into Touchwiz.
4.1.2 JB LT4 Union ROM v7, LT3 Modem, PhilZ LT4 kernel, Carrier: AT&T (US)
Will i not be able to use only the apps or the S-Pen as a whole?
aurator said:
Will i not be able to use only the apps or the S-Pen as a whole?
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
You would not be able to use Samsung applications for S-pen but you can use their alternatives from play store, also FM does not work but you can use Spirit FM, No Wi-Fi Direct but you can use the alternatives from play store.
Edit: Just so that you know, CM based roms are much faster and smother than the TW or stock rom. Also has lot more customisation to it compared to TW. TW also has customization but you will have to apply then or use a customized TW rom.
aurator said:
I currently have the JB based SweetRom v7 installed on my Galaxy Note.
Recently it was pointed out to me by a friend that CM based ROMs have a better functionality and are easier to use. Me, never having used a CM based ROM (not even on a friend's phone), am kind of in a dilemma whether or not to switch.
It would be of great help if you could help me out with the Pros and Cons of both JB based and CM based ROMs and if I should give CM a try. Also, a list (If possible) about the features which might not work/are absent from CM based ROMs..
Also, an elaborate guide to switching from JB to CM and a ROM suggestion for a first-time CM user will be very helpful.
Thanks in advance guys.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yep, as already was said here, the spen apps, and functionality like scrolling, hovering stuff doesn't work.
Not every ROM is the same, so ones can be faster and others slower.
If You would like to have many many options I would recommend You to flash the jellybam ROM. It's slower but greater.
You may also try android 4.3
Okay, So I finally decided to go with JB 4.2.2 SuperNexus ROM.
I'm still confused about how to flash it. I've gone through the procedure and I understand it all but I'm now sure how to Switch from Philz recovery to CWM recovery?
I know this sounds stupid but this is the only thing keeping me from flashing the CM Rom.
Do I flash a CM based kernel to change from Philz recovery to CWM or is there something more?
Help will be greatly appreciated!
As for note the recovery is in the kernel, you will need to flash a cm kernel.
But you could directly flash it using philz recovery. When the rom installs it will install cm kernel and overwrite philz kernel.
Sent from my GT-I9500 using xda premium
nokiamodeln91 said:
As for note the recovery is in the kernel, you will need to flash a cm kernel.
But you could directly flash it using philz recovery. When the rom installs it will install cm kernel and overwrite philz kernel.
Sent from my GT-I9500 using xda premium
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
So I just need to flash the ROM and Gapps through Philz recovery to get it working?
All that head-banging went in vain, I guess -_-
Thanks a ton!
it wont go in vain.. will come handy some day,. there was an issue with Philz recovery not able to install CM/AOSP roms.. (error 7). which was resolved in the latter updates,, if you get the same error ... then flash a CM kernel first and then reboot recovery and flash the rom.
Hey there,
since i'm trying around with CM/AOSP roms i was wondering what kernel i can use?
Because i get this: http://i.imgur.com/WoBRA4Y.jpg when i flash this kernel: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2236121
So..graphical glitches
Or do you think the stock kernel from SlimBean is powerful enough because it even got a build-in sweep2wake.
You can try this, this and probably others, check if the kernel is for AOSP rom
Well the teamseven kernel is for aosp, but i dont know why im getting glitches
// Could it be because of TWRP?