Does anyone have a good kernel for custom ROMS that supports boot sound? I also need help with how to flash it if anyone has one.
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C
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Custom kernel wr only have one which is arrrghhh kernel. Google it and you will find it as i dont have the link right now
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I just want to ask if there is an existing Froyo ROM which works well with a Custom Kernel?
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You can find any froyo rom and any custom kernel. It should work. You must try to know what's your most suitable..
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No, they can't work together. Devs were saying something about kernels using Gingerbread Ram-disk and that they only work on Gingerbread ROMs.
take a Costum Kernel that doesn't has a Gingerbread Ramdisk, then delete all your modules from your rom and test it
Ohh. Thanks for the feedback. I don't have nuff knowledge about this stuffs.
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Helloo Everybody..
I will be really grateful if someone found a solution to my problem...
I know that this is not a support site, but a developers world, but after searching and googling, i couldnt help my self.
Mods can close and delete this thread if they want.
My question is that if I flash a Gingerbread kernel(nAa or Alfs) on ECLAIR 2.1...wont it create problems..such as force closing or rebooting sort of problems??
Secondly I read SpydeX thread of unlocking bootloader..i got all the tools ready, but the thread doesnt mentions anything about entering into recovery via kernel on ECLAIR 2.1... the guide just tells that after flashing entr into recovery and flash the rom.
I tried this trick on my friends X8, but no success..
Thanxx in advance
If you flash a custom kernel at the eclair while you have locked bootloader,you will have bootloop(it wont boot,but you can easily fix it),if you have unlocked your bootloader it will be fine
As for your second question,you unlock your bootloader,you flash the kernel(which contain cwm),you enter recovery(cwm),and you flash the rom.
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U mean that after i unlock my bootloader and flash the ALFS OR NAA kernel on Eclair 2.1...it will work fine???? And i can use the eclair os normally???
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HemdonG said:
U mean that after i unlock my bootloader and flash the ALFS OR NAA kernel on Eclair 2.1...it will work fine???? And i can use the eclair os normally???
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Yep,at least gb kernels
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afaik custom kernels will not work on stock rom.
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HemdonG said:
U mean that after i unlock my bootloader and flash the ALFS OR NAA kernel on Eclair 2.1...it will work fine???? And i can use the eclair os normally???
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No he's got it wrong.
1. You can't flash custom kernels on a locked rom flashtool won't allow it.
2. Flashing a custom kernel on stock 2.1 will cause it to bootloop, what you'd normally do is enter recovery and flash a rom that works with the kernel.
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No,users have reported that custom kernels work with stock rom(I remember very clear a user who used naa kernel with stock rom)
Maybe older versions...
If I'm wrong then I apologize
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No,users have reported that custom kernels work with stock rom(I remember very clear a user who used naa kernel with stock rom)
Maybe older versions...
If I'm wrong then I apologize
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Trust me, no kernels will work with stock 2.1
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stamatis16 said:
No,users have reported that custom kernels work with stock rom(I remember very clear a user who used naa kernel with stock rom)
Maybe older versions...
If I'm wrong then I apologize
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When you open naa kernel thread hou are going to read: THIS IS YOUR KERNEL FOR GB/ICS/JB
Kernel for stock need to be signed by Sony
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I have stock ICS 4.0.4 rom and I want to root
my Note and flash to Cyanogen ROM or paranoid rom.
1 question: Will I be able to flash using Philz Cwm6 Kernel, or should I use other Kernel?
2. Does a stock ICS rom is a peoblem flashing to Jelly Bean Cyanogen or is the kernel which is important for flashing?
P.S Sorry if I wrote something because I'm still noob on phone modding.
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just go to install a safe kernal here for ur ICS4.0.4 http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1901191
my advise is do a backup using the safe kernal b4 flashing any roms it might help u in case something when wrong.
if u really don't know how to flash CM u can go find a rom manager it might be the easiest way for noob.
Flashing cm requires first flashing a cm 10 or 10.1 kernel, have a look in chasmodo's kernel repository in the stickies somewhere for cm based kernels.
Doesn't matter what rom you're on, you're right it's the kernel that's the important part.
Also if flashing cm base, make sure you perform full wipes before and after flash for best stability.
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Thanks for imformation
That really helped
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ReiZona said:
Thanks for imformation
That really helped
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Use the thanks button.
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If I flash Hydracore Kernel then will i be able to flash CM?
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If I flash Hydracore Kernel then will i be able to flash CM?
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No, you need a specific cm kernel. Otherwise you'll face boot loops.
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SpyderTracks said:
No, you need a specific cm kernel. Otherwise you'll face boot loops.
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I just don't understand one thing. Now I'm sitting on Philz 3.99 safe Kernel and stock ICS 4.0.4 rom . If I flash CM9 Kernel from chasmodo Kernel repository then should I flash to CM ?
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No, you need a specific cm kernel. Otherwise you'll face boot loops.
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If i flash using CM9 Kernel but on stock ICS 4.0.4 ROM, will it work?
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If i flash using CM9 Kernel but on stock ICS 4.0.4 ROM, will it work?
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You won't be able to boot into ics, but once you've flashed cm kernel, then reboot into recovery and flash CM rom and then gapps, then do 3 wipes before boot.
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If i flash using CM9 Kernel but on stock ICS 4.0.4 ROM, will it work?
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Philz has fixed th error 7 on the 3.99 release. So you can go ahead and do the formats and flash the cm rom. There is actually no need to flash the th cm kernel first.
I have done it myself a couple of days ago
Can anyone kindly share with me the link to the z14 kernel because I can't seem to find it anywhere
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anonymousss said:
Can anyone kindly share with me the link to the z14 kernel because I can't seem to find it anywhere
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Fastboot flash boot boot.img
I hope this is real kernel...
It is !!! Thanks mannn :thumbup:
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jancis201991 said:
Fastboot flash boot boot.img
I hope this is real kernel...
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Is there no other files for this kernel...like the wifi module etc... is it just the boot.img?
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Is there no other files for this kernel...like the wifi module etc... is it just the boot.img?
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The zimage (the kernel info and whatnot) is all stored in the boot.img.
However, some kernels need to be modified before it fully works with a select ROM as clearly demonstrated by Kangaroo Kernel by Markj. Z14 may not be fully compatible with a certain ROM and possibly break WiFi or something. Always make backup before flashing a new kernel so that you have something to fall back on in case something breaks.
sorry for a noob question.
actually i have recently been familiar with flashing kernels.
so anybody, pls. tell me what is the speciality of this kernel??
rather how to choose correct kernel for my phone??
i know how to backup rom.
kindly help!!!
is backing up a kernel the same process??
Actually I didn't care about backing up my kernel I just flashed it using 4ext recovery app so easy
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hello friends,
I have a question:
I port one rom to minicm7 to custom kernel
but I want port to stock kernel
I do not know which is the way to go because the rom does not start
if anyone knows please help me
excuse me for my bad English
First u need a stock kernel supported rom as base(gdx or else)..then, there a lot guide on how to port rom.Just search , u will find it.
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kreatonn said:
First u need a stock kernel supported rom as base(gdx or else)..then, there a lot guide on how to port rom.Just search , u will find it.
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yes, use a stock kernel gingerdx for the port. But when installing the rom not work :silly:
I already carry x8 custom roms the kernel but I have this problem with the stock kernel :fingers-crossed:
If you have unlocked bootloader, you need a stock kernel with modified ramdisk (what start adb at boot time), and check the logcat while the phone boot. Tip: use qtadb, with this app you get a real-time logcat window, and you can check what happen when the boot process stopping. (a typical error is an incompatible/missing binary or lib file)
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