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[Q] stable gingerbread 2x rom

Do you believe that there is or will b e a stable and fully working gingerbread rom for our device?
Are you already using one? Enlighten me please....

Well GR6 with FPS kernel is pretty good so far. I also got high hopes for Spica's R12 when its done. But SR1 and SR2 are also really good. CM7 is pretty much 100% stable too.

And then of course, there's the stock lg gingerbread too...

with cm7 i have very low call quality(that's what they tell me the people i speak with...) cannot use radio or 1080p... with stock i've had bsod and random shutdowns...

vagelisss said:
with cm7 i have very low call quality(that's what they tell me the people i speak with...) cannot use radio or 1080p... with stock i've had bsod and random shutdowns...
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Use the latest Temasek kang, and try baseband 824

the setup im using is extremely stable....using for days not had any crashes or bugs and really smooth check here for info and suggestions http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1460147

CM7/Kang (by Temasek) with WherryPicks kernel : and no BSOD, no lag, battery life is good and well balanced to provide performance by a bit of O/C
My personal choices
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plakers said:
CM7/Kang (by Temasek) with WherryPicks kernel : and no BSOD, no lag, battery life is good and well balanced to provide performance by a bit of O/C
My personal choices
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My Baseband and RIL : 725

maybe i will try some of the compinations you use and give it a try. So far though i m a bit disappointed since i have not been able after months of use tt find one that is both stable and using ALL the abilities of the phone(i mean the ones promised by LG when bought)

[Q] Question Re: [ROM/MOD] 4.1.1~Jellybean~AoCP CP3~The Collective

I'm running this ROM on my Captivate and love it. I need to get my post count up before I can post in the development section, but that's not what this post is about.
I was running Cyanogen 10 on the cappy, and loved that. But I also want to share the love and I've had AoCP CP3~The Collective installed for a while and think it's a keeper. When I was running CM10, I would go out about once a week to the nightlies site and download the newest ROM and test that. Where do I go to find the most up-to-date version of AoCP CP3~The Collective?
Thanks in advance for helping me out, and to the developers who spend their time on keeping this old device "recent". :good:

Snevey said:
I'm running this ROM on my Captivate and love it. I need to get my post count up before I can post in the development section, but that's not what this post is about.
I was running Cyanogen 10 on the cappy, and loved that. But I also want to share the love and I've had AoCP CP3~The Collective installed for a while and think it's a keeper. When I was running CM10, I would go out about once a week to the nightlies site and download the newest ROM and test that. Where do I go to find the most up-to-date version of AoCP CP3~The Collective?
Thanks in advance for helping me out, and to the developers who spend their time on keeping this old device "recent". :good:
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1870926
The main page of their thread should get you what you need. A lot of the Rom's I've seen don't do nightlies that are available to everyone. They usually only release updates as they add features and the Rom is mostly bug free and usable.

Thanks, I was wondering if they were doing that. I just got a little suspicious when the file date hadn't changed for a while. Now that I know, I'll just keep downloading the file to see if the date changes.
Thanks again for the assistance!
m1batt1 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1870926
The main page of their thread should get you what you need. A lot of the Rom's I've seen don't do nightlies that are available to everyone. They usually only release updates as they add features and the Rom is mostly bug free and usable.
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Snevey said:
Thanks, I was wondering if they were doing that. I just got a little suspicious when the file date hadn't changed for a while. Now that I know, I'll just keep downloading the file to see if the date changes.
Thanks again for the assistance!
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You don't have to keep downloading the file just keep an eye on the thread posts and the op. We will update the op when new builds are released.
Also be on the lookout for a q&a so peeps with 10 posts or less can ask questions in there.

Every since I downloaded the first CM10 my Captivate has the cmupdater in the system settings under phone. All I have to do is click on "check new versions", and it has shown me the latest nightlies nearly every 24 hours. Otherwise I use Rom Manager from the play store. So far so good with the CM10. I'm loving it! Now just have to keep upgrading apps such as Google just did with their search engine because the Mod is ahead of the app builders. Thanks soooo much to the Cyanogen Team for such reliable builds!!!
Sent from my Captivate i897 on Cyanogenmod 10 4.1.2
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Here's the Nightlies Download link
get.cm/?device=captivatemtd
Sent from my Captivate i897 on Cyanogenmod 10 4.1.2
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Sorry but I haven't posted enough to share links yet but maybe this will help
Sent from my Captivate i897 on Cyanogenmod 10 4.1.2

Some questions before burn again my phone XD

Well,
Rigth now i have android 4.0 in my captivate, but it has a lot of bugs, with the audio, music, and sometimes just close the app just because!!
I decided to change the rom for another newer, but i don't know a lot of this world, and i have some questions that somebody experiment can easily answer.
When i dont know a lot of what the kernel do for the phone, but do i really need change the kernel?? Because the last time i tried with semaphore but i briked my phone.
If i need to change the kernel, could some body tell me te more stable for android 4.1 or 4.2
Second question.
I want another ROM which one is the more stable and with better performance, i dont want any spectacular, but with a good performance and all working its enougth for me.
And the last one.
How can i save my apps to reinstall all again, i mean i'm working bad piggies and where is may water, and i dont want to lose my levels jaja.
Thanks again for your time its really a lot of help for me.
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No need to change kernel.
CM10.0 stable rom. It is 4.1.2 os.
You can read other threads on how to use Titanium backup or other tools to preserve your user data and user apps. Don't try to restore system apps to a new rom, though. if you have given google permission to backup your data, it may already be restored when you reinstall the app from google play.
You will still want to do a full factory wipe, followed by flashing the correct gapps package. you can find all the instructions and links in the CM10.0 thread in the captivate development forum.
If you want to go to 4.2, I've found the CM10.1 nightlies to be very stable. There's a separate thread for it with links, etc.

Thanks for your answer, and thanks for the extra of read my post because my english is too bad jaja.
Another question, why the developers create new kernels if we can work with the same for a lot of roms, i mean what things make better some kernel from another??
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diabolelx said:
Thanks for your answer, and thanks for the extra of read my post because my english is too bad jaja.
Another question, why the developers create new kernels if we can work with the same for a lot of roms, i mean what things make better some kernel from another??
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Each kernel has its different characterstic, like on can help you overclock your device while some help to give good battery backup and they make our phones more stable

n205des said:
Each kernel has its different characterstic, like on can help you overclock your device while some help to give good battery backup and they make our phones more stable
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or less stable . .
driving new features or higher performance is often, but not always, accompanied by a loss of stability, at least for a few revs.
imho, the base kernel in cm is excellent for someone whose chief concern is simplicity and stability, without a burning desire to be at the bleeding edge.
that said, the semaphore and others do have some added tweaks that can do just what you said.
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diabolelx said:
Thanks for your answer, and thanks for the extra of read my post because my english is too bad jaja.
Another question, why the developers create new kernels if we can work with the same for a lot of roms, i mean what things make better some kernel from another??
Sent from my SGH-I897 using xda app-developers app
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I think I should have been more clear in my first response.
When you flash cm10, you will be flashing a new rom that includes a new kernel that is different than the one you have now.
I thought you were asking about flashing a kernel as a standalone, such as semaphore kernel, rather than a complete rom.
When I said you do not need to change the kernel, I meant that once you flash a complete cm10 rom, you do not need to change the kernel.

For a ROM, I highly reccomend sephhi's captivating (4.2.2 with xperia theming and very much aimed at performance and battery life) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2057574

This is the answer!!!
Excelent, i really appreciate your help, and i think that now i will flash with CM 10, maybe i will return for more help if i needed, but now nothing can scared me like the first time that i try this
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What are the newest most stable rom releases?

Hi
I must say I am a bit disconnected from the Android world since I get to university and I must ask how all have evolved. I'm looking for the newest most stable custom roms at the moment of this post. I think it would be a good idea to maintain a post like this to keep track of what roms have reached a stable, proven state without having to dig too much.
Cheers!

16bitboy said:
Hi
I must say I am a bit disconnected from the Android world since I get to university and I must ask how all have evolved. I'm looking for the newest most stable custom roms at the moment of this post. I think it would be a good idea to maintain a post like this to keep track of what roms have reached a stable, proven state without having to dig too much.
Cheers!
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Well there's the RC4 build (release candidate 4) of cyanogen mod 10.1 that's quite good. Its based on android 4.2.2.
Take note that you should ask questions in the questions section and ROM discussions are generally frowned upon so do venture into the development section to learn more about them.
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ballsofsteel said:
Take note that you should ask questions in the questions section and ROM discussions are generally frowned upon so do venture into the development section to learn more about them.
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OOPS!! I forgot the Q&A section totally. I would like to move this post or delete it but I don't see how I should do it. The Edit/delete button just drives me to the edit section and I don't see any way of deleting the post.

No worries, a mod will lock or move this thread eventually
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I recommend roms with Mackay kernel, they are often stable and durable in battery but less powerful than Devil kernel. By the way, no one has moved or deleted this post yet =))

latest official samsung firmware tend to be the fastest most secure and stable ... try it maybe [ROOTED / 3FILE] XWJWB#_XEEJW2_XWJW1 by stock+

somator said:
latest official samsung firmware tend to be the fastest most secure and stable ... try it maybe [ROOTED / 3FILE] XWJWB#_XEEJW2_XWJW1 by stock+
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Latest official firmware for this phone is it 4.1 or 4.2?
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epulrevo said:
Latest official firmware for this phone is it 4.1 or 4.2?
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that particular 2.3.6 (XWJWB_XEEJW2_XWJW1)

My S5 recieved 6.0.1 update couple days ago!!! But know my phone isn't getting Charge

I updated to 6.0.1 it worked well with some laggs, but yesterday a message from System UI in the notification bar said your Device is Heated alot we'll reduce performance, Screen Brightness and will block charging from then i tried alot but my phone is not getting charged please help {SM-G900H}
please help:crying:
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This update 6.0 is sucks if u ask me..
I tried the update several times and everytime i go back to lollipop 5.0 .. why? Heating, poor battery life, LAGS !!, slow charging compared to lollipop, my fav app (Mx Player) doesn't work well on MM..
Maybe it's not meant to work on old devices :/

Well, it's best update since android 4.4,
Battery is awesome, performance is good, all smooth.
Sent from my SM-G900H

hamed334 said:
Well, it's best update since android 4.4,
Battery is awesome, performance is good, all smooth.
Sent from my SM-G900H
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Now that's a lie.

Paolonicus said:
Now that's a lie.
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***** please.
Wipe everything and do a clean install.
Sent from my SM-G900H

@Killer_007
@Supernatural77
@Paolonicus
MM is much much better than KK or Lollipop
Battery life increased a lot
And till now I did not face any heating issues
MM is butter smooth on my s5 G900H
Try going to stock recovery and clear cache partition and data
And then flash stock rom
Sometimes it might be a problem with your country rom
If problem still exists
Try flashing any nearby country's rom of your model number

hamed334 said:
***** please.
Wipe everything and do a clean install.
Sent from my SM-G900H
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I already did dumbass. That's the norm when installing/flashing a newer Android OS Build.
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yash92duster said:
@Killer_007
@Supernatural77
@Paolonicus
MM is much much better than KK or Lollipop
Battery life increased a lot
And till now I did not face any heating issues
MM is butter smooth on my s5 G900H
Try going to stock recovery and clear cache partition and data
And then flash stock rom
Sometimes it might be a problem with your country rom
If problem still exists
Try flashing any nearby country's rom of your model number
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I already did those. Based on my experience with stock roms, performance varies with region. I tried nearly all of the firmwares from other regions, but they all have the same issue, some are even worse.

Paolonicus said:
I already did dumbass. That's the norm when installing/flashing a newer Android OS Build.
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I already did those. Based on my experience with stock roms, performance varies with region. I tried nearly all of the firmwares from other regions, but they all have the same issue, some are even worse.
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Did you try any custom roms ?

yash92duster said:
Did you try any custom roms ?
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I also did, except for CyanogenMod which I never liked.
But yes, still the same results.

Retards 6.0.1 is 100% better than lollipop
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