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I was just wondering what the experience has been for people who switched from ICS to JB. Are there any advantages in terms of battery life, stability and/or performance?
Thanks in advance.
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MortenJ said:
I was just wondering what the experience has been for people who switched from ICS to JB. Are there any advantages in terms of battery life, stability and/or performance?
Thanks in advance.
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smooth, performance is good, reduced boot time and many more...
JB , because it is super fast .
What is the best JB ROM now ?? for day to day use & for better battery saving??
1Ishara said:
What is the best JB ROM now ?? for day to day use & for better battery saving??
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I am using remics-jb... i am stuck with this team since remics-ux
You can give a try....
it's much smoother
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1Ishara said:
What is the best JB ROM now ?? for day to day use & for better battery saving??
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I'm using TAJB rom from last 1 month, it is daily driver with very minor issues and 100% faster smoother than any ICS rom.
I can say JB is real matured OS of android.
For example, Max Payne game
On ICS it strucks very much, and need to wait almost 5 mins to load the game. I know saving the game also an issue.
On JB, it is smoother and loading became very faster and never strucked. i tried very hard to struck it intentionally but failed every time.
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Praveen.
erpurohit said:
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Good enough for me. I found the ICS one took a bit longer than necessary.
Guys thanks for quick reply but i like to know if i flash jb rom can i get bettery battry saving than ics???
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1Ishara said:
Guys thanks for quick reply but i like to know if i flash jb rom can i get bettery battry saving than ics???
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Yes, i am getting a bit better....
erpurohit said:
Yes, i am getting a bit better....
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I understood that there is a better performance, but is there stability for every day use and not only? I mean, is there an JB ROM with the perfect stability of a stock ROM for SGS?
chris-t-an said:
I understood that there is a better performance, but is there stability for every day use and not only? I mean, is there an JB ROM with the perfect stability of a stock ROM for SGS?
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There is no perfectly stable JB roms atm as they are all still in alpha/beta.
Elite's recent beta 9 is apparently a very good improvement over beta 8, some are even claiming that it's currently better than his very good ICS rom.
Vertron said:
There is no perfectly stable JB roms atm as they are all still in alpha/beta.
Elite's recent beta 9 is apparently a very good improvement over beta 8, some are even claiming that it's currently better than his very good ICS rom.
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What do you believe, could JB get more improved for SGS than ICS? I mean, all of the ICS rom's that the developer said that are stable, failed at some point. Every ICS ROM that I had on my phone, had a critical point in time where all of the apps and system apps had permanent FCs so I'm looking in the close future for a ROM that it isn't stable for an "determined" period of time... I know that it's not necessarily to get better stability while having better performance, but I hope that there is a better chance in improving our SGSs with JB.
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What do you believe, could JB get more improved for SGS than ICS? I mean, all of the ICS rom's that the developer said that are stable, failed at some point. Every ICS ROM that I had on my phone, had a critical point in time where all of the apps and system apps had permanent FCs so I'm looking in the close future for a ROM that it isn't stable for an "determined" period of time... I know that it's not necessarily to get better stability while having better performance, but I hope that there is a better chance in improving our SGSs with JB.
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The FCs you got is probably because your /datadata partition got full. Install the Datafix app from the Play Store and clear your cache every now and and it shouldn't happen again.
I've used Elite's ICS rom since beta 10.1 and it's been stable as a rock for me. I'm sure his JB rom is just as good.
Hey guys, I am still using an odexed version of GB, it is very fast and stable but does the memory improve in ICS or JB, the problem with the sgs as you know is the memory I just want to know if ICS or JB use less memory then GB.
do you recommend to change?
For me battery life was a bit better on JB, depends really on the kernal you use though,
with performance, depends on the ROM you are using, for example i found that some roms where slow, and had poor battery life, while others were extremely fast and had good battery life.
Im currently using X-bean 1.0 and i am very happy with it
erpurohit said:
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Hmmm...
I tried several JB roms and in my feelings JB boot much longer, maybe something is wrong with my phone ? :crying:
The current best one is X-Bean. I've tried all of them and X-Bean is by far the most usable rom that is available currently, with SlimBean + DevilKernal combo coming in second.
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YouRQXXL said:
Hmmm...
I tried several JB roms and in my feelings JB boot much longer, maybe something is wrong with my phone ? :crying:
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In my experience, boot times vary from rom to rom even within the same android version, with lighter roms having shorter boot times.
Same here, I'm using X-Bean and since now the fastest and most stable JB ROM (I used all JB's on XDA). I'm using Devils kernel and in normal usage - 1,5 day. Best battery of course on GB, but this is a small cost for performance
Hi! Right now i'm using stock, i am pretty happy with it smoothness is good and battery life is around 4-5 hours of SOT with undeclock at 1ghz. I want to try some kitkat based aosp custom roms, but i don't know how good they are. I only tried android 5.0 but the battery was draining fast, so... with AOSP roms i will get better smoothness and battery life? I'd like to try them all but i don't have time and a working computer. What rom do you recommend?
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What model do you have?
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c6603
I was new to all these custom roms and all, i know there are any roms for moto g2. But i dont know which is best one for moto2.
Please help me guys, I want a best rom and should work with dual sim and without camera problem and best battery backup. Waiting for your reply guys
Don't get any rom!!
Exposed is lot better!!
If u get ur desired modules it can make ur phone best!!
Cm is good
Ya stock with root is bugfree
Minimal os.
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Manan.malhotra said:
Don't get any rom!!
Exposed is lot better!!
If u get ur desired modules it can make ur phone best!!
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I did'nt get you what you are saying, i was new to all these things, I rooted my mobile which is running on lollipop,
with twrp recovery and superSu software, then what i have to do now,
Heard some words like xposed frame work , is that what are you saying.
can you suggest me which rom is best , I heard some roms
Europhia
aospa 4
cm 12
please guide me bro
pratapprabha said:
I did'nt get you what you are saying, i was new to all these things, I rooted my mobile which is running on lollipop,
with twrp recovery and superSu software, then what i have to do now,
Heard some words like xposed frame work , is that what are you saying.
can you suggest me which rom is best , I heard some roms
Europhia
aospa 4
cm 12
please guide me bro
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What he is saying is that you can do a lot of customization with a rooted phone and Xposed without flashing a custom ROM. The downside is that you are still stuck with a lot of bloat in the stock apps. There are ways to remove them but doesn't always work and can cause other problems. And there are limits to Xposed. The upside is it is less risky to go the Xposed/root/stock route.
I have tried numerous custom ROM's and they all have pros and cons. I have been on AOSP with Monster Kernel and Slim_zero_gapps_beta for a while now and am very pleased with it. Minimal OS is also quite good, but I have a custom app that I use and it didn't work with Minimal. If not for that it would be my ROM of choice.
In spite of what some people will tell you, there is no "perfect" ROM that meets all needs for all users. I suggest you try a couple and see what works for you. However, be sure you have read all you can about flashing ROM's and when you think you understand it all, read it again. Always do a nanroid backup of your current working config before flashing. Store all backups and files you need to flash on your external SD-Card. Don't switch from one ROM to another without doing a full wipe. Use TWRP 2.8.x for your recovery.
Once again be sure you have a good understanding of the steps you need to follow before flashing any ROM. I see far too many sad pleas for help from users who jumped in too quickly and have bricked their devices. Do the research before you proceed. Don't expect to led by the hand but don't be afraid to ask questions if something is not clear. Good luck my friend.
I have been using AOSP for a while, and I'm happy with it (cuz it has awesome battery backup). However, AOSP's latest build now has battery drain issue, and I have to find another ROM that is bug-free and has good battery backup.
Can anyone suggest some stable ROMs which last about 5h sot? Thanks in advance!
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I have been using AOSP for a while, and I'm happy with it (cuz it have awesome battery backup). However, AOSP's latest build now has battery drain issue, and I have to find another ROM that is bug-free and good battery backup.
Can anyone suggest some stable ROMs which last about 5h sot? Thanks in advance!
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I am using minimal os and it is daily drive material, no bugs and smooth. Now as far the battery goes I get about 4 hours SoT with mainly browsing and gaming using emulators for about 1 hour. Then again it depends on your usuage. As I found the key is to keep the brightness as low as possible.
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BlissPop is best custom rom with too many features
vaisakmct said:
Cm is good
Ya stock with root is bugfree
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I am using stock with root but it starts to hang when it discharge below 10%....
What's wrong bro?
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amritmalviya said:
I am using stock with root but it starts to hang when it discharge below 10%....
What's wrong bro?
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Its a battery saver u can find it battery settings and discharging below 10 is not a good idea always charge ur phone from 20to80% thats best method
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I am using minimal os and it is daily drive material, no bugs and smooth. Now as far the battery goes I get about 4 hours SoT with mainly browsing and gaming using emulators for about 1 hour. Then again it depends on your usuage. As I found the key is to keep the brightness as low as possible.
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I've been using Minimal OS for 3 days, and I love it! The battery is just enough for my one-day usage. Thank you so much for your suggestion!!!
somth5016 said:
I've been using Minimal OS for 3 days, and I love it! The battery is just enough for my one-day usage. Thank you so much for your suggestion!!!
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No problem, here to help.
Which is better minimal os or teamasek ?
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Its a battery saver u can find it battery settings and discharging below 10 is not a good idea always charge ur phone from 20to80% thats best method
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I am not using battery saver....even than its hanging
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I'm using Minimal OS, works like a charm. Great battery and performance, also, no bugs so far.
ROMS I've seperated into category's (NOTE THIS IS IN MY OPINION)
Performance : Radium Redefined (5.0.2)bundled with Stellar Kernel (It aslo has amazing battery backup but i like it for its perfomance)
Battery : Fusion (5.1.1) with Halogen Kernel
Balanced : Minimal OS with Decipher Kernel
Overall : Titan Prime Anorexic bundled with Stellar Kernel (find this on the titan prime rom website, link in the TP thread)
Note except Minimal OS, all other ROM's ive mentioned, I've used Abhisheks battery guide (in general section of forum)
For daily use, is best stock rom with xposed or minimal os?
I want no problems... I want only personalize my smartphone and use root with apps likes greenify for example... Thanks you so much
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mikyilportiere said:
For daily use, is best stock rom with xposed or minimal os?
I want no problems... I want only personalize my smartphone and use root with apps likes greenify for example... Thanks you so much
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If you're going for a daily driver then I'd suggest you use stock+stellar kernel with xposed (Stellar Kernel+Amplify+PowerNap=Epicness). Minimal OS is good and all with balanced performance with decipher kernel but I'd still go with the stock.
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If you're going for a daily driver then I'd suggest you use stock+stellar kernel with xposed (Stellar Kernel+Amplify+PowerNap=Epicness). Minimal OS is good and all with balanced performance with decipher kernel but I'd still go with the stock.
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Thanks you a lot!
So, where can I find a guide to unlock the bootloader, get root permissions and change the kernel on my Moto G 2014?
mikyilportiere said:
Thanks you a lot!
So, where can I find a guide to unlock the bootloader, get root permissions and change the kernel on my Moto G 2014?
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Go to this link : http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-g-2014/general/xt1063-t3018818
Also try a stock based custom rom called Radium Redefined with Stellar Kernel (You won't need to flash xposed with this cause the battery backup is amazing, close to 6 hrs of screen on time)
I feel like I should be able to find this easily on my own but I'm having more trouble than I anticipated. I've been trying tons of note 7 Roms with no luck battery life wise. At this point I'm looking for any type of ROM that has great duration as long as it's marshmallow.
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I feel like I should be able to find this easily on my own but I'm having more trouble than I anticipated. I've been trying tons of note 7 Roms with no luck battery life wise. At this point I'm looking for any type of ROM that has great duration as long as it's marshmallow.
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There is no rom so far can give you better battery life then stock .best battery life i get by this combo ( stock+root+debloating apps+xposed+greenify ) i got 5+hours screen on time.
Hope that helps
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There is no rom so far can give you better battery life then stock .best battery life i get by this combo ( stock+root+debloating apps+xposed+greenify ) i got 5+hours screen on time.
Hope that helps
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Straight up stock marshmallow? It must be deodexed for Xposed right?
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Straight up stock marshmallow? It must be deodexed for Xposed right?
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xposed pretty much works with odexed marshmallow stock firmware you dont need deodexed roms.
On lollipop required deodexed roms for xposed.
I am on stock pk2 n910t latest firmware and xposed works without any issues.
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xposed pretty much works with odexed marshmallow stock firmware you dont need deodexed roms.
On lollipop required deodexed roms for xposed.
I am on stock pk2 n910t latest firmware and xposed works without any issues.
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Okay one last question. I think the reason I changed from stock a while back was because I needed to use viper4android and it required permissive kernel. Can stock be made permissive?
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Okay one last question. I think the reason I changed from stock a while back was because I needed to use viper4android and it required permissive kernel. Can stock be made permissive?
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Yes you can flash on stock any permissive kernel like beastmode r56 or ram kernel v4 for viper4android.but permissive kernel will brake private mode i am on stock kernel and private mode works fine.
Trex888 said:
There is no rom so far can give you better battery life then stock .best battery life i get by this combo ( stock+root+debloating apps+xposed+greenify ) i got 5+hours screen on time.
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Could you please post me the link DeOxed stock rom you're using? And what do you use in xposed?
I had OvrDrive rom and horrible SOT 3hrs
And what baseband should I have? EPG2 causes battery calibration issues and there is no fix yet. Could you suggest some BB too?
Sherl said:
Could you please post me the link DeOxed stock rom you're using? And what do you use in xposed?
I had OvrDrive rom and horrible SOT 3hrs
And what baseband should I have? EPG2 causes battery calibration issues and there is no fix yet. Could you suggest some BB too?
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I am on Pk2 latest bl\modem i am using stock official firmware but i am rooted with twrp and xposed works just fine on stock rom.i am not using any deodexed rom.
I uninstalled as many built in apps as possible and i got 5hours SOT.
SOT depends on your usage i am always on wifi if i use mobile data the dafinetly i will get less SOT.
brightness always less then 25℅,black wallpaper for homescreen and lockscreen to save GPU energy.
While my device in pocket i always turn on powersaving mode to make cpu deep sleep and hibernate apps by greenify.
By this steps you will get preety good battery life.
@Trex888 Possible to move from 6.0.1 to 4.4.4?
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@Trex888 Possible to move from 6.0.1 to 4.4.4?
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Yep absolutely.
You have 2 choices
1st choice ,if you want stock 4.4.4 kitkat then flash N910T2 firmware in odin and do wipe data factory reset after flash .you will be on stock kitkat 100%.
2nd choice, if you want rooted roms like dynamic kat or firekat then you have to flash 5.1.1 OK1 firmware then flash twrp recovery after that from twrp flash any kitkat rom you wish but must flash nadia kernel with kitkat rom otherwise you may stuck on samsung logo because you are on lollipop bl/modem.
Nadia Kernel 4.4.4 is in link below.
https://mega.nz/#!accnkb6B!f_wdM79WXZ2UYy2El87DXYctihB40MBjV4imBKlhoDo
I will not recommend youto go back to kitkat because many apps and games required 5.0 or higher these days kitkat is almost dead but if you will use as basic phone chatting,media etc then its fine.i just noticed that even youtube does not support 1440p/1080p videos on kitkat and there is no option to change quality.
after all its your device and do as you wish i am here to help.
N910T2 stock nonrooted firmware link below
Extract and flash in odin.
https://mega.nz/#!bZ8nFIaA!u67ewIWGe8HRtI8-OdxFUPoXFvpACIKhtQtbnv7KU18
So I grabbed a stock deodexed marshmallow ROM for a week or two and it is surprisingly by far the worst battery life I've ever had heh. I get like 1.5 hrs sot and I have to recharge almost twice a day.
Are there any suggestions? Both for other Roms or for fixing a stock ROM battery life?
Go back to 4.4.4. I get 7+ hours SOT. I never went to MM as I bought a 6P last Feb. I'm getting my Note 4 ready for my mom as shes moving to T-Mobile. After reading a bunch the last day or so it sounds like to much BS going on with any updates above 4.4.4. I remember 5.0 and 5.0.1 were destroying battery life which is why I never updated and 6.01 sounds like to much of a strain or wast optimized properly for the Note 4.
It works like this
Kitkat best battery life but a little choppy and some apps dont work because it to old
Lolopop 5.1.1 (not 5.0.1) is very smoth and has good battery life, but not as good as kitkat.
Marshmelow is the smoothest but has horrible battery life no matter the rom or what you do.
I tried absolutely everything and come to the conclusión that stock 5.1.1. With root + greenify y by far the option. Everything works great and i have about 5 hours sot without having to compromise anything.
I am alzó trying an app that puts the phone in 1080 but still dont know if it makes a diference or not. (ir runs cooler)
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It works like this
Kitkat best battery life but a little choppy and some apps dont work because it to old
Lolopop 5.1.1 (not 5.0.1) is very smoth and has good battery life, but not as good as kitkat.
Marshmelow is the smoothest but has horrible battery life no matter the rom or what you do.
I tried absolutely everything and come to the conclusión that stock 5.1.1. With root + greenify y by far the option. Everything works great and i have about 5 hours sot without having to compromise anything.
I am alzó trying an app that puts the phone in 1080 but still dont know if it makes a diference or not. (ir runs cooler)
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For out a few bucks for a extended battery .....I'm on 5.1.1 and running one of tekhd ROMs with a 10000 mha battery and life's good
Which rom for you is best for our Note5? And maybe another of the listed though the rest is rather unprofessional, if I'm wrong correcting me.
I prefer khongloi rom. It is noticeably smoother than the other
The benefit of these two ROMs over the debloated stock ROMs is 'not so useful' features like AOD and some additional UI settings but they come with problems like battery drain, sluggishness, poor connectivity etc....
Still im on stock because i dont find any Rom without bugs. Even a stable build of any aosp will be useful.
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Still im on stock because i dont find any Rom without bugs. Even a stable build of any aosp will be useful.
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Stock ROM is also bad with all bloated apps draining battery like crazy. The best option available as of now is heavily Debloated Stock Nougat ROM like PureX which is ideal for India with strong connectivity, good battery , best performance and stability.
You can try by yourself and see what rom is good for you
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Stock ROM is also bad with all bloated apps draining battery like crazy. The best option available as of now is heavily Debloated Stock Nougat ROM like PureX which is ideal for India with strong connectivity, good battery , best performance and stability.
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PureX rom? lemme check. I read reviews and most every rom was having bugs everywhere. Less developers for note 5 i guess
Khongloi is one of the best rom out there..
Note_FE_port_by_RadeonMaya .... more best than khongli and dr.ketan
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Note_FE_port_by_RadeonMaya .... more best than khongli and dr.ketan
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what about the battery consumption ?
how long it lasts ?
Faisal0000 said:
I prefer khongloi rom. It is noticeably smoother than the other
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Same here :good: