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Whats the fastest custom rom?

yeah whats everyones fastest most stable combination?mine so far would be nfinitefx45 deoxed stock rom with a 768 overclocked kernal.and the new CyanogenMod-6 rc is pretty fast!with the uncapped kernal

Cyanogen 6 with dec s uncapped kernel clocked to 768. Using battery tweak, juice defender, jit enabled, surface dithering disabled, home locked in memory. I get about 420 on quadrant and around 5.2 mflops
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cyanogen
i recently installed cyanogen 6 with the google addon.
What is the " with dec s uncapped kernel clocked to 768. Using battery tweak, juice defender, jit enabled, surface dithering disabled, home locked in memory" you are refering to?
I currently use set cpu to overclock to 691. I currently am only getting just under 3 mflops and just under 400 on quadrant.

jblair496 said:
i recently installed cyanogen 6 with the google addon.
What is the " with dec s uncapped kernel clocked to 768. Using battery tweak, juice defender, jit enabled, surface dithering disabled, home locked in memory" you are refering to?
I currently use set cpu to overclock to 691. I currently am only getting just under 3 mflops and just under 400 on quadrant.
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Decad3nce has an uncapped Kernel - the stock cm6 one is capped so users with older chips (without the "With Google" branding) can boot.
Battery Tweak by Dec and Collin_Ph improves battery life by installing a small user defined service (I can't remember what exactly it does)
Juice defender is an app in the market that controls battery use of apps.
JIT - "Just In Time" compiling - very techy stuff here but more or less gives you more MFLOPS - but our Heros dont have enough ram for it to truely be effective.
Surface Dithering is a CM6 option that makes the screen look better. Google the term and see what it does for photos and stuff.
Home Locked in memory keeps the OS from flushing it from cache and causing a few issues, like hitting the home button and all the screens being blank for a second while it populates them.
So the above statement is just his lits of configs that make the device run best for him. But remember MFLOPs and Quadrants aren't everything Alot of it is feel.

Wow that was nice and detailed explanation. I'd up vote it if I could.
I haven't used the uncalled kernal. I have with google branding. I think I'll try it anyway.
Cm6 fresh install seems faster than any other rom I've ever tried. I turn off eye candy and it flies
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lol
pancake 0.1 jk
RegawMOD 2.1t

regaw_leinad said:
lol
pancake 0.1 jk
RegawMOD 2.1t
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Damn Regaw is on the ball lately.
Haven't seen you post in a while. Still in school?

My phone seems to be handling uncapped kernal quite well after all
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Kcarpenter said:
Damn Regaw is on the ball lately.
Haven't seen you post in a while. Still in school?
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haha, yeah I just got back into this again from that damn break. It's still summer time, but I'm playing on a cruise ship for a year starting in a few weeks.

regaw_leinad said:
haha, yeah I just got back into this again from that damn break. It's still summer time, but I'm playing on a cruise ship for a year starting in a few weeks.
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I've though of doing that from time to time but don't seem to be suited for any of the jobs they offer Americans at decent wage. I'm best suited for engine room with my navy training. Reason to go with cruise line would be to see nicer destination ports
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I gave up using Fresh ROM because it was getting laggy and we haven't had an update since August, so I finally made the switch to Cyanogen's RC1. Overclocked to 768 mhz, I've been getting 438 consistently on Quadrant. Linpack has been giving me varying results around 3 MFLOPS. The best I've gotten was 3.25.
I'm really curious as to how other Heroes do!

jcha said:
I gave up using Fresh ROM because it was getting laggy and we haven't had an update since August, so I finally made the switch to Cyanogen's RC1. Overclocked to 768 mhz, I've been getting 438 consistently on Quadrant. Linpack has been giving me varying results around 3 MFLOPS. The best I've gotten was 3.25.
I'm really curious as to how other Heroes do!
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Switch to CM 6.1.0, very fast and stable

where can we find this Home Locked in memory app?
Kcarpenter said:
Decad3nce has an uncapped Kernel - the stock cm6 one is capped so users with older chips (without the "With Google" branding) can boot.
Battery Tweak by Dec and Collin_Ph improves battery life by installing a small user defined service (I can't remember what exactly it does)
Juice defender is an app in the market that controls battery use of apps.
JIT - "Just In Time" compiling - very techy stuff here but more or less gives you more MFLOPS - but our Heros dont have enough ram for it to truely be effective.
Surface Dithering is a CM6 option that makes the screen look better. Google the term and see what it does for photos and stuff.
Home Locked in memory keeps the OS from flushing it from cache and causing a few issues, like hitting the home button and all the screens being blank for a second while it populates them.
So the above statement is just his lits of configs that make the device run best for him. But remember MFLOPs and Quadrants aren't everything Alot of it is feel.
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Jit, surface dithering and home locked are settings in cm6. Not apps. I have cm6 vanilla and tried extremely blue Rom, best things ever. And constantly updated. It's nice to know they care. Thanks to all u devs by the way

Mms.apk with custom Smileys for Google Nexus S

Hi all
I just did this Mms.apk for myself, which includes some of the Yolks Emoticons and I thought it could be nice to share it with you.
I just put it in my Nexus S i9023, it works greatly and emoticons show in both sent and received messages...
To be honest i've never seen or used xml in my whole life but i did this customization in an hour or less and i put it in my /system/app directory. Suddenly the phone rebooted by itself and optimized the new Mms.apk, so no crashes or bricks.
Anyway i'm not responsible for anything and use it at your own risk
P.S.: ah right... it can be used correctly with english or italian language (which is my main language )

I really like the emoticons . The only problem is the Smiley face shortcut on my keyboard still shows the faces with noses
Nexus S (GSM i9020a)
AOKP (Milestone 4)
Air Kernel (3.45)
OC 800/100 (Lionheart)
Live OC (100 - Noop)
v6 Supercharged

Could we have some screenshots?

rocket999 said:
Could we have some screenshots?
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I'd post some with the OP approval but the XDA app won't let me upload pictures anymore...
Nexus S (GSM i9020a)
AOKP (Milestone 4)
Air Kernel (3.45)
OC 800/100 (Lionheart)
Live OC (100 - Noop)
v6 Supercharged

309041291a said:
I really like the emoticons . The only problem is the Smiley face shortcut on my keyboard still shows the faces with noses
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Mine too, I think that depends on the keyboard
this only changes the bindkeys when you tap on "Add Emoticon" from the menu
rocket999 said:
Could we have some screenshots?
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Sure, sorry about that i was in a hurry

OcBrain said:
Mine too, I think that depends on the keyboard
this only changes the bindkeys when you tap on "Add Emoticon" from the menu
Sure, sorry about that i was in a hurry
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Yeah I noticed that. Do you think you'd be able to mod the keyboard to for with your text app?
Nexus S (GSM i9020a)
AOKP (Milestone 4)
Air Kernel (3.45)
OC 800/100 (Lionheart)
Live OC (100 - Noop)
v6 Supercharged

I'm not sure... I'm studying for my last university exam because i'm going to graduate the next month and i don't have much free time at the moment Then I'm going to learn how to build Android apps.
By the way it depends on which keyboard are you using. I use swype for example
I already planned to edit the colors of the Mms.apk in order to have a black skin instead of a white one, so it shouldn't be hard to edit the keyboard too if you are patient
Editing the system apks isn't as hard as I expected so I wonder why it's impossible to find custom-themed apps to replace the original ones

Nice work...

After a little while the Smiley faces seem to disappear and resort to stock... Then I have to reinstall the app. I'm not sure why...
Nexus S (GSM i9020a)
AOKP (Milestone 4)
Air Kernel (3.45)
OC 800/100 (Lionheart)
Live OC (110 - Noop)
v6 Supercharged

Could you compile this emoticons with this MMS.apk according to this array.xml provided and I have also provided the framework.apk I am using I am on HyDrOG3N-ICS 31-3-12-SGS2 and I really want to change this stock emoticons i am willing to provide any other files necessary.
See attached .zip

Awesome Smileys Love them!!!

is there anyone who run Temple RUN without lags

if you r running Temple Run without lags can you share your settings
1.ROM
2.Kernel
3.governer (+settings)
4.IO schedular
5.OC + min/max speeds
6.other settings may help
please share as much details as you can
Thanks

Slim ICS ROM. latest version, with Matr1x 18.5. I have the default scheduler. set at 200/1000 or 1200 with smartassV2. I use the supercharger script with option 5 and lag nullifier.
Other then that, I keep stuff running in the backround to a minimum. On the kernel, I use CFS, but if you are looking for gaming then try using the BFS version.

I just have unrooted nexus s with android 4.0.4 and it runs temple run with little to no lag also don't store it on SD card... makes it slower for some reason
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It only lags if i have 3g or wifi on.weird.
•euroskanked with t®inity•

Check my signature. I have my phone Underclocked and I don't have lag or force closes.
I don't experience them with wifi or data on either. Although if you do it could be receiving data from the server or sending data to post your score or something. That would obviously slow it down.
There is only one thing you need to do to get rid of the lag, you don't have to go through the trouble of flashing a new ROM. Just go to your settings. Make sure it isn't on the SD card, move it to USB storage.
Although if you are switching ROMs and everything I'll give you some extra information. I forced GPU rendering. I have v6Supercharge script, option 5 + Nitrolagnullifier. Min free task killer takes 75 MB of RAM to itself. And I have every start-up tweak enabled.
Nexus S (GSM i9020a)
GummyNex (9.0)
Air Kernel (3.45)
OC 800/100 (Lionheart)
Live OC (100 -Noop)
v6 Supercharged

Had no lags with:
- Codename Android 1.60 (ICS 4.0.3) + Air Kernel 3.8 (now using this combo, works very well)
- Slim ICS 3.1&3.2 + Air Kernel 3.8 (switched to CNA because of some annoying bugs, but also stable)
Matr1x Kernel 18.5 was laggy and unstable. (tested with CNA, Slim, Brainmasters)
ondemand, noop, 100-1000 MHz
# Flashed Matr1x 18.5 again. I think I had some unstable configurations. Now it runs stable and smooth.

Yep playing that without any lags here...
Obviously Matr1x 18.5
1300/400 ondemand
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1. AOKP b28
2. steve garon kernel (sg-ns-ics one)
3. conservative
4. cfq
5. default settings
NO lag.

No lags, Pure stock
Sent from my Nexus S 4G using xda premium

ROM: CM9 Nightlies
Kernel: Air Kernel
V6 Supercharger, 512 HP, Balanced Settings
Chainfire 3D libs installed
Live OC +8% while playing (5% regular usage)
Fun Game!

1.ROM - stuffedcrust by kong
2.Kernel - air kernel 3.8
3.governer (+settings) - default
4.IO schedular - deadline
5.OC + min/max speeds - default
6.other settings may help - i keep wifi n date off

0 lag, running like hell
ROM: pool party ics
Kernel: math kids matrix 18.5
CFs: interactivex 100_1000
Play on 3g and wifi with ad blocker running
Sent from my Nexus S 4G using Tapatalk

i just installed it yesterday and have no lags until now..running petes(not the new one)with no custom kernel or anything

1.ROM - cm9 5,0
2.Kernel - T132-NS-CM9-201209421
3.governer (+settings) - ondemand (sampling rate 15000 , up threshold 98)
4.IO schedular - deadline
5.OC + min/max speeds - oc'd 1320mhz (1320-100)

dark06 said:
It only lags if i have 3g or wifi on.weird.
•euroskanked with t®inity•
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try disabling syncing

mathkid95 said:
Yep playing that without any lags here...
Obviously Matr1x 18.5
1300/400 ondemand
Sent from my Nexus S using XDA
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I use your Kernel
LiveOC120% 240-1200
can you share your rom & IO schedular & governer settings
Thanks

Problem to move to USB storage
going to manage apps
selecting any app the second i click the button "move to USB storage"
i get the bootanimation and the phone doing a reboot (for some reason the reboot is extremely faster)
any idea
what should i do ?
tried from titanium backup some thing

It runs fine on my nexus with ICS but only after I disable the gpu acceleration.
I'm using brain masters stock 4.0.4 ICS build and air kernel 3.0.20
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Works great here on Nexus S 4G with stock IMM76D. Works just as well with stock kernel as with GLaDOS V2.11.

jasonmaloney said:
Works great here on Nexus S 4G with stock IMM76D. Works just as well with stock kernel as with GLaDOS V2.11.
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+1 for GLaDOS 2.11 bfs

[Q] Trinity V.S. KTManta for AOKP Pub? (N10)

There seems to be two major kernels that people use with the AOKP Pub ROM. Which side are you on and please do share with us why? Thanks

Enigmaximus said:
There seems to be two major kernels that people use with the AOKP Pub ROM. Which side are you on and please do share with us why? Thanks
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I use Trinity because for whatever reason KTmanta is never smooth for me.
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I don't use AOKP, but I'd use Trinity. It's familiar to me since I used it a bit on my Nexus 7 back in the day, has a fsync toggle, and I find KTManta has... a lot of settings (this really isn't a problem though for most people)

And its about to get a LOT more

espionage724 said:
I don't use AOKP, but I'd use Trinity. It's familiar to me since I used it a bit on my Nexus 7 back in the day, has a fsync toggle, and I find KTManta has... a lot of settings (this really isn't a problem though for most people)
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Many people actually site the abundance of settings as KTManta's strongest feature. Case in point would be the fact that it seems to be the only kernel out there that has any sort of display calibration settings, although still considerably lacking. So from a performance standpoint the Trinity has an edge then?

They are both great kernels... We are lucky... You can't go wrong with either

Enigmaximus said:
Many people actually site the abundance of settings as KTManta's strongest feature. Case in point would be the fact that it seems to be the only kernel out there that has any sort of display calibration settings, although still considerably lacking. So from a performance standpoint the Trinity has an edge then?
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Yes and no. At stock settings between both I think Trinity does have an advantage, because Im pretty sure 620MHz is the default speed for the GPU. KTManta is faster right now, but it also allows for higher clock speeds and has more options. But those higher speeds are not default on the KTManta kernel, you have to select them if you want to overclocked GPU on your tablet.
Both kernels have automatic RAM overclocks up to 866 MHz when you get to the higher GPU steps (above 533 speed), but KTManta will have in its next release (unless Ktoonsez and my tests say otherwise) up to 912MHz memory speed. But again, that wont be default as it is a high overclock setting. SO default to default, Trinity, but when fully tweaked out on both, KTManta is faster. There are some nice and easy settings pre-made to load in the tweaking app if you dont want to do the fully tweaked out settings yourself. Some really great member posted them on page 275 of the KTManta thread :silly:

i use ktmanta 03-02-13b with aokp
positive
- stability ( except inserting a device through otg )
- fast
- battery ok ( ktkoonservative , sio )
negatives
- gets too hot in games
- zen not working for me ( letters corruption)
- not compatible with pppoewidget drivers for my modem
Trinity kernel are very good for battery and coolness , except i can use them with my external hdd
New ktmanta are the best now for many ,i think, but for me gives instability problems ( restart when use the bar progress in a movie with mx player , restarts sometimes with the default settings )
Franco kernels are still imature for me .
They all are very good kernels from very inteligent developers so we are in good hands for this device . you should try it all . as many here saying - every device reacts different.
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samwheat said:
i use ktmanta 03-02-13b with aokp
positive
- stability ( except inserting a device through otg )
- fast
- battery ok ( ktkoonservative , sio )
negatives
- gets too hot in games
- zen not working for me ( letters corruption)
- not compatible with pppoewidget drivers for my modem
Trinity kernel are very good for battery and coolness , except i can use them with my external hdd
New ktmanta are the best now for many ,i think, but for me gives instability problems ( restart when use the bar progress in a movie with mx player , restarts sometimes with the default settings )
Franco kernels are still imature for me .
They all are very good kernels from very inteligent developers so we are in good hands for this device . you should try it all . as many here saying - every device reacts different.
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You mentioned that your device becomes too hot in games. Is that under stock or have you done modifications such as with the clocks, voltages, etc.? Thanks

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[Opinion] WHICH SETUP WORKS FOR YOU?: Best Rom/Kernel/MOD configurations

The purpose of this thread is to have the HTC One community come together and share what configurations work for them mainly when it comes to Battery Life and Performance.
Now after being a SENSE Lover for so long, I was hesitant to leave it mainly because of GPE/AOSP crappy Emoji's. Then after forcing myself to move to AOSP, I found it hard to leave because of HALO. Then upon finding out that HALO had been ported to the Xposed Framework and finding a way to put apple emoji on the HTC One, I decided to try out a GPE Rom which led me to create this thread. Here is my current configuration:
ROM: SinLessROM GPe v6.2.5 Beta 4.4.2 (with Nocturnal Settings)
[ http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2348176 ]
Kernel: ElementalX 11.4
[ http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2249774 ]
CPU underclocked to 1350 MHz
Undervolted to 725 Min
GPU Overclocked to 504 MHz
GPU Governor: Simple
CPU Thermal throttling: Run Hot
Manages CPU Cores: Battery Savings (Experimental)
Logo2Menu
USB Fastcharge
Enable Graphics Boost
Enable extFAT support
Went to Developers Options and selected "Force GPU Rendering"
Runtime: Dalvik
Performance: This configuration has doubt been the BEST I have ever used. The phone is extremely snappy and the problem I used to have that my phone wouldn't charge while it was plugged and I was using it is completely gone. My phone NEVER gets hot or lags, even when watching movies while being on a phone call (don't ask lol) or listening to music while playing Real Racing or Asphalt 8. There's was no need to overclock the CPU so instead I Underclocked it to reduce heat. I used to be the type to Max out everything but I've realized that in reality, how much power can an app actually consume? Apps open in a second and I have absolutely NO hiccups in any of my apps.
Battery Life: As you could see from the screenshots over provided, I've never had battery life life this before. 6 hours plus with the screen being on about 85% of the time and phone being awake about 90% of that time (I'm a heavy user) and still being on 29% left is simply amazing (to me). Not to mention one been listening to music (Apollo Music Player) about 75 of the entire time.

sd rom v11.2 ( based on 4.3)
kangaroo kernel v1.0 (11th december)

BadAzDB said:
Now after being a SENSE Lover for so long, I was hesitant to leave it mainly because of GPE/AOSP crappy Emoji's.
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How did you get the good emojis on Sinless ROM? I want the Sense or AOSP ones, not the stupid Google Hangouts ones.
I dislike the Hangouts messaging app as it has bad looking emoji icons and no "return" key to make a new line when sending text messages.

rpalmer92 said:
How did you get the good emojis on Sinless ROM? I want the Sense or AOSP ones, not the stupid Google Hangouts ones.
I dislike the Hangouts messaging app as it has bad looking emoji icons and no "return" key to make a new line when sending text messages.
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Here's the link to get Apple Emojis on any ROM
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2563757
And for the return key issue, I don't have that issue with SwiftKey pro.

Thread closed,
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