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leaked Gingerbread: best battery life yet!

This pertains to the Official EVO Gingerbread leak.
First off, I deleted all the bloatware...
Now, today after 3 hours of light use, I am at 95%!
This never happened before no matter which tweaked-up ROM I tried (Myn's, AOSP GB, CM, etc., etc.) With prior ROMs I would go form 100% to 90% in 30 min.
What is also interesting is that Android System now shows only 9% of battery usage, and the screen shows 63%. Previously the System would show a minimum of 40% and it was always at the top of the usage list. (especially if I was syncing Gmail, calendar, etc.)
Also this leak runs very smooth an fast. I have 0003 hardware and everything works perfectly! (No FCs at all.)
Well done Google!
Here is the thread with the downloads:
http://www.multiupload.com/VIOMPVJC5Z
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=866245

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Now can you tell us what ROM? Where'd you get it? Kernel? Links? I'd like to try it too.

ronnienyc said:
First off, I deleted all the bloatware...
Now, today after 3 hours of light use, I am at 95%!
This never happened before no matter which tweaked-up ROM I tried (Myn's, AOSP GB, CM, etc., etc.) With prior ROMs I would go form 100% to 90% in 30 min.
Also this leak runs very smooth an fast. I have 0003 hardware and everything works perfectly! (No FCs at all.)
Well done Google!
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How did you fix the brightness issue. Only thing keeping ne from it.....
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I am talking about the Official Sprint EVO 2.3.3 which leaked a couple days ago. (see links above)
The Kernel I am using is the one which it came with:
2.6.35.10-gaa602b7 [email protected] #1 Fri April 8 12:20:26 CST 2011
The file for the rooted/deodexed ROM is called TMartinPPC_EvoGingerSense_v0.1. (there is a link in the first post above)
It's GB with Sense, written for the EVO, as opposed to the ported ones which have been around for months.
(also there seems to be an issue with some 0002 hardwhere where the screen brightness can not be adjusted. But I have 0003 and it works fine.)

I have 003 hardware and can't adjust the screen brightness but doesn't really bother me
I am also getting great battery life out that stock rom too

Awsome thanks.

wait so i can just flash this over the sense rom that i have and it will work also do i have to delte all my stuff of my phone?

For those of us with Novatek screens unable to change brightness, just Flash HTC Kernel #15 from the latest OTA.
My brightness works now.

zeuzinn said:
For those of us with Novatek screens unable to change brightness, just Flash HTC Kernel #15 from the latest OTA.
My brightness works now.
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This isn't working for me, it flashes fine, but when I reboot the system after the HTC EVO 4g splash passes it goes to a black screen and sits there. Wiped everything 4x.

does 4g work?
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Everything works.

It's not stable though. When watching embedded YouTube videos the browser crashed. Confirm for me please. HW0002
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my battery life was good too for the time i tested this, although a little buggy, as to be expected!

No crashing on anything for me yet.

My rev is 002 and battery life is still crappy perhaps even worse. Playing ten minutes of gurella bob I went down to 25% left. This is why I only use the phone on the charger. I want the touchpro ii battery that is 4500mha from seidio. I will need a custom door. I may also get an energizer external battery charger that is about 10,000 mha and have it hooked up to it all the time.
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jesziicuh said:
does 4g work?
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Yes and no. I have weaker signal not at very poor all the time from fair. I got usually 1 bar before now I only get 0 bars.
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no luck with brightness and camera
I have hardware 0002, I can't adjust brightness. If I go with an older kernel, it will fix the brightness issue but break my camera.
I tried all possible way suggested by this site, still no luck.
I have to choose between brightness and camera/video/youtube.
everything else including 4g works fine so far.

meh... the leak is still much to buggy for me to use, even the virus rom. i find it funny because all of the aosp 2.3.3 roms run great.

nick_xu said:
I have hardware 0002, I can't adjust brightness. If I go with an older kernel, it will fix the brightness issue but break my camera.
I tried all possible way suggested by this site, still no luck.
I have to choose between brightness and camera/video/youtube.
Same for me... HW003 with Nova screen.
EVO posted, nuff sed
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Have you all properly wiped your caches and all that?
Anyone else with 0003 hardware and flawless operation?
(i have had various issues with every custom ROM, including poor batter life, randomly changing notifications, no 4G, balky power button, browser failing to reflow when zooming, etc. I have none of these issues with this leak!)

fastest newest rom?

I'm trying out synergy newest on god mode and some aspects are fast but others are too laggy like when I try to open a program or move anything on my screen like menus or the unlock disc. Is there a way to fix this or is this Rom not as smooth and fast as it sounds and theres really something better out there?

flash the non-landscape rosie title bar in the synergy updater

I just spent all week trying out miui rom and I love the speed of it. There is NOTHING slow about this rom. Nothing laggy. Period.
BUT
The voice mail does not work right
and the GPS is **** at best.
Anybody have any better ideas of something similar to miui? Thanks.

ElementalWindX said:
I just spent all week trying out miui rom and I love the speed of it. There is NOTHING slow about this rom. Nothing laggy. Period.
BUT
The voice mail does not work right
and the GPS is **** at best.
Anybody have any better ideas of something similar to miui? Thanks.
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yeah you could fix the GPS in about 15min and use Youmail. MIUI Rocks

When I was last on MIUI the GPS f'ed up on me while I was trying to locate a bar, but when I tried the many GPS fixes a few days later it seemed to fix the issue.
The other day on Synergy I was using the GPS and it kept telling me to go the wrong way until I exited and re-entered Nav. Thankfully I knew the way for the first part of the trip so I didn't get lost but it was irritating.
So I think the Android GPS is just sometimes lacking

Nothing faster then an AOSP rom

I'm enjoying MIUI right now too, but if you want a smooth ROM that's solid out of the box, MikG 2.45 is what you want.

Vaelpak GB

dabbill said:
Nothing faster then an AOSP rom
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Can't get any faster than an AOSP rom...simply because it's stripped down and the most "basic" you can make your phone.

Evo deck nuff said!
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I'm running Deck's 1.3b2 build with Tiamat 4.0.6, ViperMod & the V6 SuperCharger script, I use LauncherPro Plus as my launcher.
Battery life is incredible (I'm using the SBC flavor), having zero issues with GPS, no app FC's, phone is smooth as silk (1194 max, 245 min, Smartass governor).
Quadrant scores average 1325-1400 (take that however you want to take it, just a number guideline). Keep in mind that "GodMode" hasn't been incorporated into any AOSP ROMs last I had checked.
This is honestly the best my phone has ever run. Under light to medium usage today, I'm at 85% after being off the charger 4h12m using the stock battery I got in June of last year.
I haven't run a Sense ROM in over 4 months just because of how tickled I am with AOSP, but of course, to each their own and YMMV. I've tried MIUI in the past, but I prefer a 180 pixel density, which MIUI does not support. I like to feel like I'm getting all 800 x 480 pixels when I use my phone.

I'm using synergy godmode with freedom v 0.6 and I experience no lag at all and for anyone that cares quadrant scores have exceeded 1600 running this
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I haven't tried too many, but between synergy, MikG (pretty much each version that's come out), and Ava's Ginger-Ale, Ginger-Ale is definitely the fastest and the easiest on my battery (in my experience). The trade off is that Ginger-Ale doesn't have quite all of the bells and whistles that the others do. (less of the sense 3.0 features, fewer mods and themes available, etc.

I am on deck 1.3b2 also. W sz 2.2.1 bfs kernel and SBC my phone is amazing. If u quadrant race I hit 1900s and avg 1700-1800s. Linpacks are in the 40 range all at 1113mhz on demand.
I am now using go launcher and ikandee theme w dare I say iOs icons lol. I am very happy. Full mirroring. Wiimote. Awesome battery. I had to flash maybe 5 zips to get it to here but the look is great. And 0 lag. It works so well and is the best rom I have used to date. I love sense. But this has converted me. I would be happy to send screen shots if it helped and mods it took to get here. Very simple really but very nice for me.
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1st run
2nd
3rd and 4th at 245min 1113max on demand. At 1190max interactive its hits 1900s a lot...

I'd have to say MikG
HTC EVO 4G running MIKG 2.45

Synergy rls1 +godmode /stock kernel / 245 min. 998 max. Hardware 4.
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THREESTRIPEBRAND said:
Synergy rls1 +godmode /stock kernel / 245 min. 998 max. Hardware 4.
sent from my Nike hating synergistic EVO!
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Sorry to get off topic but I am under the impression that godmod modifys the I/O and increases quadrant. Would you be willing to input a terminal command and test something for me? This is my quadrant on the 3rd run after the command
Type su(enter)
Mount(space)-t(space)tmpfs(space)tmpfs(space)/data/data/com.aurorasoftworks.quadrant.ui.standard(or advanced if you use advanced)(enter)
You will get a # sign.
You can either type exit or just back out of emulator until it closes. Then run quadrant 3 times. Kinda curious how it will act w your synergy rom

Edit: I just read that it uses ext2 to mount data and that is the reason for the increases. That command should still do something for ya

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Simple Honey Query

I'm thinking of flashing Simple Honey on Vibrant i haven't done any flash on my own currently I'm on Trigger 3.2 Final but i feel there is too much of battery drain i tried battery calibration even that didn't worked, i see the RAM usage of Simple honey is 340MB and i see the RAM in vibrant around 320MB i know the rest of memory is used by system but does it means Simple Honey is very heavy on battery ?
Also i feel that most of the manuals are not well done i was looking for Simple Honey and it never says clearly that i need to be on CM7 before flashing it or my understanding is not correct

None of the ported gb roms get as good battery life as the froyo roms built from our vibrant source code. If you want better battery life I would try a different kernel with your current rom. I would recommend Bali or DMZ kernels. And no you should not be on cm7 to flash Simply Honey. It is recommended to flash the gingerbread bootloaders first though.
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Thanks , so whats the best combo Simple Honey + which kernel ?

Well if you're going to go with Simply Honey it already comes with a kernel with tweaks especially for that rom. But if you want better battery, SH is not the way to go. You're better off sticking with Trigger or another froyo rom with one of the kernels I mentioned above, Bali or DMZ. In my signature are links to the rom and kernel I use, ZenDroid and DMZ kernel. I get phenomenal battery life using that combination.
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I'm on trigger 3.2 as well and it's now become pretty glitchy. Looking for a better ROM. I've love to try your combination. Pm me the links please. I rarely, if ever, use my computer for xda so any links are not showing up in your signature.
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I just updatd from sh 3.9 to 5.1. There are 2 kernels used bullet 1.2 1.42 and 1.54. The numbers represent oc speeds and 1.54 doesn't work on all phones. The other is talon sh kernel. It's optimized for sh GPS doesn't work (does in bullet). Also talon lets you change bootanimations bullet does not. Instructions are clear in the op. If you are coming from a previous sh ROM use the Odin to stock method. Personally I would flash talon after the step that puts sh 3.8 on your phone. There seem to be issues flashing 5.1 which comes with talon over bullet on your phone. 3.9 bullet, flashed talon,flashed 5.1 all went well. Also you might want to clear caches in cwm (dalvik and any others) before 5.1 flash. Sometimes there are "ghost" which makes the modem flash bad and you can't make or receive calls. All answers are in the thread. Hope this helps. By the way I love this ROM!

lazyb421 said:
Well if you're going to go with Simply Honey it already comes with a kernel with tweaks especially for that rom. But if you want better battery, SH is not the way to go. You're better off sticking with Trigger or another froyo rom with one of the kernels I mentioned above, Bali or DMZ. In my signature are links to the rom and kernel I use, ZenDroid and DMZ kernel. I get phenomenal battery life using that combination.
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I am going to have to respectively disagree with you. We are finally at a place with the latest version of simply honey that we can safely say we are on par if not better than froyo when it comes to battery. I just post a pic today showing over 31 hours with 10% left. Other users in my thread have posted 12 hours with 70% left which is on par to hit 30 hours. I rarely saw 30 hours on froyo. My personal use was admittedly light, a few calls and textx, xda app, Facebook app, a couple times in browser. Moderate shouldn't see less than 18 to 24 hours.
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+1
And this is with about 2.5 on Pandora, WIFI on 80% of the time,, bunch of xda, email, news,,
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I am going to have to respectively disagree with you. We are finally at a place with the latest version of simply honey that we can safely say we are on par if not better than froyo when it comes to battery. I just post a pic today showing over 31 hours with 10% left. Other users in my thread have posted 12 hours with 70% left which is on par to hit 30 hours. I rarely saw 30 hours on froyo. My personal use was admittedly light, a few calls and textx, xda app, Facebook app, a couple times in browser. Moderate shouldn't see less than 18 to 24 hours.
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explodingboy70 said:
I am going to have to respectively disagree with you. We are finally at a place with the latest version of simply honey that we can safely say we are on par if not better than froyo when it comes to battery. I just post a pic today showing over 31 hours with 10% left. Other users in my thread have posted 12 hours with 70% left which is on par to hit 30 hours. I rarely saw 30 hours on froyo. My personal use was admittedly light, a few calls and textx, xda app, Facebook app, a couple times in browser. Moderate shouldn't see less than 18 to 24 hours.
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Wow that's very impressive. I stand corrected. My apologies.
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explodingboy70 said:
I am going to have to respectively disagree with you. We are finally at a place with the latest version of simply honey that we can safely say we are on par if not better than froyo when it comes to battery. I just post a pic today showing over 31 hours with 10% left. Other users in my thread have posted 12 hours with 70% left which is on par to hit 30 hours. I rarely saw 30 hours on froyo. My personal use was admittedly light, a few calls and textx, xda app, Facebook app, a couple times in browser. Moderate shouldn't see less than 18 to 24 hours.
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Can you clarify how Simply Honey works on Vibrant since it require 340MB and phone memory is around 320Mb does it means it uses full memory ? The biggest problem which i'm facing is seems like my phone constantly searches for wifi signal even though i have disabled do not search for open wifi networks.

How long your Nexus woke up without reboot?

As per subject, I am curious after rorob7 opened up a thread the 1000hrs uptime without reboot http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1487826
So, here I am opening up a room for people to post their Uptime without any single reboot.
I will start from me.
My best Uptime is around 66hrs to 75hrs. (forgot to take screenshot , will added later)
ROM: MIUI GB 2.3.7b stable by BM
Kernel: Franco 1st Nov, BFS
I/O: Noop
Governor: Smartass V2
Usage: Normal moderate (data on, 2G the most, sometimes 3G, whatsapp, sms, phone call, newsfeed, facebook, little games, notes)
Common Reasons for reboot:
- smartkeyboard freeze
- SOD
- (will update it regularly)
So whats yours people?

I had a little over 100 hours but decided to make a backup afterwards. If I wasn't such a crackflasher, I could probably go much longer

88 hours stock 2.3.7 not rooted and locked bootloader.
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170 hrs captured. Only reboot is when I switch to my extended battery sometimes.
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chronophase1 said:
I had a little over 100 hours but decided to make a backup afterwards. If I wasn't such a crackflasher, I could probably go much longer
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Thats great man!
I will try to make 100 for the next 4 days
Keep it up Guys!

vetvito said:
170 hrs captured. Only reboot is when I switch to my extended battery sometimes.
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Wow! Awesome man. I will try 100hrs first

my longest was about 70 hours i think,i could last longer but am addicted to flashing
if you need stability,try Pixel ROM 1.72 with Matr1x kernel 18.5,and set the governor to Lionheart,with deep idle on. i used these settings for a while with an 1300 to 1460 Mhz OC, and it never rebooted but it was a battery killer.

Don't remember. Many hundred hours in any case, if not a thousand.

Somehow, it is hard to keep the phone without rebooting...
I learned that I am using BFS kernel by Franco, and the nature of BFS is for multitasking. And I noticed that when I'm using some apps, and then I wanna use others apps, I pressed the home button and it went to the desktop, everytime I did that, the memory seems to be stable, no lagging.
But, when I'm using some apps, and then I wanna use others apps, instead of pressing home button, when I pressed the back button until the apps closed, somehow its just hard to NOT to reboot for at least 20hrs, it kept lagging.
Anyone noticed this?

doc_v15 said:
Somehow, it is hard to keep the phone without rebooting...
I learned that I am using BFS kernel by Franco, and the nature of BFS is for multitasking. And I noticed that when I'm using some apps, and then I wanna use others apps, I pressed the home button and it went to the desktop, everytime I did that, the memory seems to be stable, no lagging.
But, when I'm using some apps, and then I wanna use others apps, instead of pressing home button, when I pressed the back button until the apps closed, somehow its just hard to NOT to reboot for at least 20hrs, it kept lagging.
Anyone noticed this?
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CFS is multitasking, BFS is for smoother running of foreground app
My longest uptime was about 35 hours, then I changed voltages by mistake xD
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Longest uptime: max 15 hours
Yeah yeah ima crackflasher
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It would also be good to state the usual reason for reboot.
Is the reason instability of the system or just the need to updgrade the new image.
Personnaly for me a stable system should have at least 1000h of uptime and I think there are quite a few ROMs tha can do that.
At the moment I am using AOKP and don't have any problems and my uptime is usually around 500h (to update to new version).

60hours...
I however have to reboot often due to flashing of mods and stuff. Also I'm addicted to flashing.
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podtalje said:
It would also be good to state the usual reason for reboot.
Is the reason instability of the system or just the need to updgrade the new image.
Personnaly for me a stable system should have at least 1000h of uptime and I think there are quite a few ROMs tha can do that.
At the moment I am using AOKP and don't have any problems and my uptime is usually around 500h (to update to new version).
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Great idea! Thanks man, the first post updated
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For me, I rarely have the needs to reboot the phone. After I upgrade to stock 4.0.4 I have not rebooted my phone. And nothing goes wrong here.
What's more my wife never reboot her Galaxy S i9000. Only sometimes it rebooted by itself. xD
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The best I did was 209 hours on all stock 4.0.3.

217 Hours
Stock ICS 4.0.4

I did 200 somethings hours, before needing to reboot to install something on Gingerbread Oxygen 2.3.2.
Most stable GB rom, outside of stock.

I haven't screen shotted it and I rebooted last night, but I haven't ever rebooted randomly since Late Janruary...
Nexus S (GSM i9020a)
GummyNex (9.0)
Air Kernel (3.45)
OC 800/100 (Lionheart)
Live OC (100 -Noop)
v6 Supercharged

Something around 250 hours but some weeks ago i have rebooting it more frequently about 2 times a day. As i was trying to do some experiences...
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Jelly bean miui

So I have only seen a few jb versions of miui out and they were not very good. I am wondering if anyone would be interested of I was to bring one to the table? If I can get enough interest in it I can try working my magic on it. I have played around with it some already and it is not too bad. Sluggish in some areas but I think with a week or so of work it could be killer.
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If you can get it to be stable, it'd be very cool. The only bad thing about GB MIUI is that none of the themes online are for GB anymore

They still have gb themes online. They are not updating as much but they are still there. Also I know that you want jb miui and have already put you into the tally pot even before you said anything. The jelly bean I have on my phone has been rock solid so that is not an issue it just lags sometimes mostly on the lockscreen and that weird second launcher thing they added. Although I am sure I can cure most of those issues with a little work. I was using for a couple of weeks before I started working on these current projects.
I will give you a copy of what I was using if you would like it had tronits first kernel on it. So far the only 4.1.2 rom that could run it that I know of and seeder. I will update the kernel and put in crossbreeder then upload it for you.

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They still have gb themes online. They are not updating as much but they are still there. Also I know that you want jb miui and have already put you into the tally pot even before you said anything. The jelly bean I have on my phone has been rock solid so that is not an issue it just lags sometimes mostly on the lockscreen and that weird second launcher thing they added. Although I am sure I can cure most of those issues with a little work. I was using for a couple of weeks before I started working on these current projects.
I will give you a copy of what I was using if you would like it had tronits first kernel on it. So far the only 4.1.2 rom that could run it that I know of and seeder. I will update the kernel and put in crossbreeder then upload it for you.
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I think Tronit just updated his kernel with SBC

Yes he updated yesterday with sbc. What I was using was his first kernel. I now have jb miui up and running and playing with tweaks to see what will give the best bang for the buck. So far it has blackdone 2.1r1 sbc and crossbreeder installed. Tried xlound/bravia2 and that was a no go also MPEngine would not work either. I am checking out build.prop mods now and then init.d scripts afterwards. I want this to run like dirty diablo but right now it is just not there. The lockscreen is the worst. The lag is still there but it is usable unlike before where you never wanted to have the screen lock. Also most of the android keyboard lag is gone so that is a plus. Then last is to try and do something about this darn battery drain. Like most jb roms it sucks the juice like a top fuel dragster.
Keep your eye out there just may be a new jb 4.2.1 MIUI coming to a server near you.

jlmancuso said:
Yes he updated yesterday with sbc. What I was using was his first kernel. I now have jb miui up and running and playing with tweaks to see what will give the best bang for the buck. So far it has blackdone 2.1r1 sbc and crossbreeder installed. Tried xlound/bravia2 and that was a no go also MPEngine would not work either. I am checking out build.prop mods now and then init.d scripts afterwards. I want this to run like dirty diablo but right now it is just not there. The lockscreen is the worst. The lag is still there but it is usable unlike before where you never wanted to have the screen lock. Also most of the android keyboard lag is gone so that is a plus. Then last is to try and do something about this darn battery drain. Like most jb roms it sucks the juice like a top fuel dragster.
Keep your eye out there just may be a new jb 4.2.1 MIUI coming to a server near you.
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Miui eats a lot of battery I know since I develop miui for the Evo LTE and sprint Galaxy s3 . After miui upgraded to ICS their miui launcher became a huge resource hog
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evo4gnoob said:
Miui eats a lot of battery I know since I develop miui for the Evo LTE and sprint Galaxy s3 . After miui upgraded to ICS their miui launcher became a huge resource hog
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Yeah, I remember that.

I remove their launcher and use an old vtl launcher that come with the first custom ROM for my zio. The battery life is on par with other jb ROMs
Edit: I will charge this fully and give you the stats. Now that I am not flashing 15-20 times a day.

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"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
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This is the best battery life I have ever had.. jellymiui
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