If i flash a theme or rom with at theme how do i get back to stock without using odin to flash?
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deano0714 said:
If i flash a theme or rom with at theme how do i get back to stock without using odin to flash?
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If you flash one of the zips from this thread you will have the stock ROM with exception of Clockwork still installed.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=786266
It only formats the system partition, so if you want your data wiped you would have to do that manually.
Thanks
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I've notice when in the applications menu that when sliding through screens its not very responsive and is delayed, im running stock 2.2 that's rooted.
Any ideas?
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Its called lag, flash a kernel with lagfix, enable lagfix, job done, no more lag!
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How better it was if simple
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How better it was if simple
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It is simple, honestly,what do you find complicated ? I will help you if you want ?
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I am now running a speedmod kernal 256hz and noticed the difference, is it possible to flash 500hz version? Im aiming to decrease ram usage to below 200.
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Mr.seddon said:
I am now running a speedmod kernal 256hz and noticed the difference, is it possible to flash 500hz version? Im aiming to decrease ram usage to below 200.
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Yes it is, make sure you get right version for your rom
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Ended up semi pricking it kicking around with lagfix options in recovery mode put it on ext2 accidentally now on boot screen goes black with menu light on I had the stock kernal backed up but it wouldnt work.
Is there a way to flash a kernal through the update zip option in recovery?
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Mr.seddon said:
Ended up semi pricking it kicking around with lagfix options in recovery mode put it on ext2 accidentally now on boot screen goes black with menu light on I had the stock kernal backed up but it wouldnt work.
Is there a way to flash a kernal through the update zip option in recovery?
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try using sgs kernel flasher from the market edit. If you are soft bricked then easiest solution its to reflash your rom, though in this case as you bricked with a lagfix you will need to make sure that you use a pit. file too in order too repartition your sd card, don't panic, fixable
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What im thinking is I wiped internal data using recovery mode which whoops deleted clockwork recovery lol so I cant flash the cmw files so im going to get odin and reflash stock 2.2 with speedmod kernal which should do the trick
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Mr.seddon said:
What im thinking is I wiped internal data using recovery mode which whoops deleted clockwork recovery lol so I cant flash the cmw files so im going to get odin and reflash stock 2.2 with speedmod kernal which should do the trick
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Thats the way to go, post back here if you have any problems
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Will do, fund for the help
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Sorry again to restore firmware to my galaxy what files will I need for odin the difference between pit pda and csc?
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Your best bet is to flash an ezbase rom (search dev) it has full walk through instructions with screen shots
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i notice mr seddon that you havent hit my thanks button one single time yet!.....no further help til you do....just so you learn about common decency
Sorry dude new to xda had no idea of the thnx button, but I am now faced with another problem, I got the firmware I wanted using odin I added the pit tar pda csc etc, when I click start it says check image files any ideas? Will thanks
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Mr.seddon said:
Sorry dude new to xda had no idea of the thnx button, but I am now faced with another problem, I got the firmware I wanted using odin I added the pit tar pda csc etc, when I click start it says check image files any ideas? Will thanks
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Did you set up odin before plugging phone in? edit is repartition ticked ?
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Problem solved I had an old version of odin, which didnt have repetition in it lol, so im getting odin3, thank you very much for your help.
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Mr.seddon said:
Problem solved I had an old version of odin, which didnt have repetition in it lol, so im getting odin3, thank you very much for your help.
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No problems, its all a learning curve
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100+ apps / no custom kernel / just root / odex -> no lag at appdrawer
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Hi iv been on a custom kernal for a while now and want to go back to stock... only the kernel is custom. The rom is stock
I can restore my old backup but ill lose too much stuff. Is there anyway just to install the original kernal to make it all stock?
Thanks
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Reflash the stock rom on top. Only wipe cache and dalvic cache.
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Kernel Manager in the market
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If I relfash stock will I lose everything?
Also I thought you couldn't do that as it moans about something being modified
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Also kernel manager doesn't have stock kernels
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italia0101 said:
If I relfash stock will I lose everything?
Also I thought you couldn't do that as it moans about something being modified
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As long as you wipe only what I told you everything will be exactly the same except you will be on the stock kernel. You may need to update some apps in the market, but the data will still be there
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italia0101 said:
Also kernel manager doesn't have stock kernels
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Oh yeah. I was thinking CM for some reason. Thx for clarifying that.
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Now i currently running GamerzRom V6.2. Kernel Semaphore. Can i flash to F1 rom or Cyanogen without flashing my kernel? Or need to flash other kernel?
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When a new rom is installed ,
The default kernel of the rom is installed
so gamerzrom kernel will be deleted
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Oh. I thought need to reflash the kernel. If like that, ok thanks.
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I just wanted to know how do I flash a kernel? I'm on an aosp ROM and wanted to flash a kernel before I applied an update to the ROM. Thanks!
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If you don't know how to flash a kernel I don't know how you were able to install a ROM as its nearly the same process.
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daniel4653 said:
If you don't know how to flash a kernel I don't know how you were able to install a ROM as its nearly the same process.
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Always that one person.....
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Darrien13 said:
Always that one person.....
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Referring to me or yourself?
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Darrien13 said:
I just wanted to know how do I flash a kernel? I'm on an aosp ROM and wanted to flash a kernel before I applied an update to the ROM. Thanks!
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Yea you just flash it in recovery then typically wipe Cache/Dalvic afterwards. However if you're flashing a ROM update you're going to want to flash the kernel after that since ROMs contain their own kernel that would just wipe out the one you flashed prior.
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