I need to change the rom in my mother's kindle but want it to be stable so she won't have too much problems with it
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Hmmm if video does not matter than a ICS ROM...They all seem to be pretty stable.. If she is going to be watching videos then a cyanogenmod 7 ROM... Again all are pretty stable.
CM7 SoS or Barebones I'd say so she can still watch flash vids and what not.
thx for the help
Energy CM9 Kang. I use it. No problems.
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hells cm7. outstanding.
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hells cm7. outstanding.
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+1 Hellfire is really stable
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use CM9 Reloaded
Hellfire is awesome.
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cm9(ics) rooms are much more beautiful, and gapps are much cooler than cm7. But in cm7 you have flash and HD video. If you like to be able to have flash in your browser go to cm7.
For stability, both are stable enough. I use kang energy themed.
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for me barebone with adam'kernel. quanrant core result means nothing. it's so smooth and baterry life drain so slowly. thanks
the official ROM~
What can enable more than 2 point multitouch in rom ROM CM 7????
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In CM9 Reloaded, i just can use 2 point multitouch..
How to multitouch point can more than 2 ?
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In CM9 Reloaded, i just can use 2 point multitouch..
How to multitouch point can more than 2 ?
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You can't. It's a limitation in the hardware, firmware, or both. You've gotten the same answer in the other thread. Please stop cross-posting and thread-jacking.
I advise you to try CM9 Reloaded. + latest gapps ICS. I tried some other releases and "Reloaded"- is the only one, which installed correctly on my device and Android Market finally works!! Other installed roms-had connection problems in "market". I also tried to install it manually, correctly following the instructions, but it didn't help((
MoDaCo is very stable.
My wife doesn't notice anything different other than the fact that she can get programs from the google store and can do more things.
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You can't. It's a limitation in the hardware, firmware, or both. You've gotten the same answer in the other thread. Please stop cross-posting and thread-jacking.
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ok thank for the answer..
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I'm looking for an alternate rom to cm7. Good battery life is a must, followed by overall performance and speed. There are a few to choose from now, looking for peoples opinions and experiences.
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I'm looking for an alternate rom to cm7. Good battery life is a must, followed by overall performance and speed. There are a few to choose from now, looking for peoples opinions and experiences.
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Alien #4 is the best. Very stable. And good battery life. It doesn't have OC kernel, EXT4 etc but its stability is unbeatable.
I've experienced widget missing, rebooting, etc issues in other ROMs, but not Alien.
CM7 Nightly
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I'm looking for an alternate rom to cm7. Good battery life is a must, followed by overall performance and speed. There are a few to choose from now, looking for peoples opinions and experiences.
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I like Aura
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CM7 Nightly
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Agreed
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I'm running the current cm7 stable build, tried weekly 2 but had issues with it so switched back. Haven't tried the nightlies yet. Ive have heard aura is good.
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Aura is good. My personal fav is The DarkSide by Nottach. It's got some personal tweaks of his and that special black-oriented theme that drive it home for me. Right now, I'm fiddling around with that new 1.4GHz kernel just because I'm that kinda guy, and it requires CM7 so I have the FP reader version on right now (nightlies don't do it for me).
how about a ROM with webtop running?
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Has Alien polish language?
Go with 2.2.2 froyo if u really need battery life
Problem with Google apps after installing CM7
We all know that CM7 is the best. I installed it exactly as described, but after I install the package with the Google apps, none of the apps actually show up on my phone.
Any ideas?
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We all know that CM7 is the best. I installed it exactly as described, but after I install the package with the Google apps, none of the apps actually show up on my phone.
Any ideas?
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Just download from market.... after installing, the signing into my Google account, all my apps start to download automatically.
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Since the DX is pretty old now are there any dev's still making new ROMS for this device? Also what are you currently running ROM/Kernel wise?
Developers are very active with the Droid X.
On mine, I am running MIUI v4.
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GrapeGum Gummy Kang with Apex launcher. Purple color removed of course.
Its the closest you can get to a pure Google OS such as the galaxy nexus.
i'm running the APEX rom...i'm pretty sure my version is outdated because i haven't paid much attention to my phone since moving into the tablet world.
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jussumguy88 said:
i'm running the APEX rom...i'm pretty sure my version is outdated because i haven't paid much attention to my phone since moving into the tablet world.
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Take a peek at Gummy 1.2.0 ICS rom. You will not be disapointed. I would use the release from goo manager. You can get it on another forum as well.
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Take a peek at Gummy 1.2.0 ICS rom. You will not be disapointed. I would use the release from goo manager. You can get it on another forum as well.
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How is it running now? I used it back when it was 0.9.5.
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Stock ROM. It has its issues, but I've heard of worse.
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I've tried most of the ICS ROMs for the Droid X. I really like them, but my battery life isn't as good as stock with them. Of course the 2 year old battery is about done for anyways. I'm stock .605 rooted right now. It's my fall back, safe ROM.
Running cm9 with the cm9 kernel works like a charm!
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I had tried a couple then loaded Vortex Reloaded. Battery life is really good and everything I need works. It's given new life to my old phone.
CM9, working fine! Anyone know if a JB from will come out?
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CM9, working fine! Anyone know if a JB from will come out?
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Once the source code is released, developers will probably start work on porting it.
My guess is it shouldn't be incredibly difficult for them, since it's just an incremental update.
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Do these ROMs pass Google's CTS test?
http://www.androidtablets.net/forum/showthread.php?t=41600
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i'm using wizard's miui DefX 2012.5.12 and it's really all i need on the droid x. insane battery life. smooth. call/sms and data blocking built-in. bootmenu. stable as none other. flashed beats audio and PDroid zip for extra privacy. i remember getting 3 and half days off this rom on one charge, stock battery, and with medium use. crazy.
So can these be loaded from rooted .621? Or am I stuck now that I took the OTA (even though I kept root)?
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So can these be loaded from rooted .621? Or am I stuck now that I took the OTA (even though I kept root)?
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You should head over to droidxforums.com your going to find more support there. You can root .621 its a little more complicated
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Running Liquid ICS on rooted .621.
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Also running LiquidICS. Best ICS rom I have run so far, although it looks like CM9 is pushing ahead nicely.
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I'm running vortex rc1 with ICS theme it has great battery life and runs smooth.
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Here is a ROM im currently trying out. Its based on AOKP and I used it on my Atrix for a few weeks and I really like it. Has some nice PCB backgrounds and accents.
Here is the website:
pcb.team.broc.co/li/aokpcb/
And downloads are here:
Nightlies:
goo.im/devs/TeamBroccoli/Nightlies/wingray
Release:
goo.im/devs/TeamBroccoli/R2/aokpcb_wingray_r2-official.zip
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thanks for sharing - might give this a quick flash
You probably don't have to do a full wipe if coming from an AOKP or CM9 ROM. Not sure though.
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You probably don't have to do a full wipe if coming from an AOKP or CM9 ROM. Not sure though.
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np will let you know how it goes
edit; just wiped caches and booted fine - though i did flash back to cm9 due to the theming, a little too much for me - wouldnt be that bad if i could change the backround of the status bar? the themed toggles seem overdone aswell as the settings icons, just my opinion though
Title says it all. Thx guys
My custom one. Why? because i did it. i made it easy to change to statusbar color, icons, ect.
Hashcode's. It's Stock Google & it Works.
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Eye Candy. Now I'm waiting for Hellfires version.
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Just buy my kindle last night, played 1 hour on the stock rom...
I just installed Project Jandycane, it works well, but I have NO comparison, not even with the stock speed and the stock stability... lol
All I have is a desire z with 2.3.5 revolution hd
Running Jandycane by Lithium at the moment. Super smooth and stable for everything I need. It's so good in fact, I started using my KF again thanks to the smooth UI
I am having Jelly Beans SGT7 rom of twa_priv on my KF, and it is updating day by day....wow
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Jandycane
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Is jelly bean stable enough for every day use like YouTube works and everything? I want to switch from ics but I feel like i should wait a while for all the bugs to be worked out.
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Is jelly bean stable enough for every day use like YouTube works and everything? I want to switch from ics but I feel like i should wait a while for all the bugs to be worked out.
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No harm in waiting. I'm in the same situation as you, finally found an ICS ROM that has everything to my liking. I went through 4-5 and found a showstopper issue (for me anyhow) on all of them, then moved on, always reverting to gedeROM 1.7 as my daily driver. Recently tried twa_priv's ICS ROM and it's better for me because I can switch the sides for the notification bar and Netflix sound is loud enough to actually hear. Those were 2 issues that bothered me on gede's ICS ROM. I imagine one of the JB ROMs will be to my liking here shortly but in the meantime I'm perfectly happy with ICS with the SGT7 enhancements.
One thing I took the time to do when I would find myself in TWRP in a flashing frenzy is that I would test the 2-3 backups of previous ROMs to make sure I was comfortable with actually being able to restore versus having a nasty surprise of a bad backup. Later today I'll have my ICS ROM custom configured well enough to call it my new daily driver, run a backup, wipe it and test the latest and greatest JB ROMs from Lithium76 and twa_priv. Once I give them the quick run-through looking for issues I know irritate me in particular, I'll either start working on more testing or revert to the ICS ROM I just backed up. Maybe not the best way to do it but I learn something new everyday and knowledge is a good thing, right?
My dumb question of the day: ICS and JB charging issues... is this global for the Android mod world or is it a Kindle Fire thing only?
Jandycane! Pretty smooth so far.
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My dumb question of the day: ICS and JB charging issues... is this global for the Android mod world or is it a Kindle Fire thing only?
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Only a Kindle Fire thing (that I know of). My other Android devices such as my SII all charge fine on custom ROMs.
I like EyeCandy. I used the cm9 version as well. My second choice would be Jandycane. I like EyeCandy because it is dressed, smooth, and zippy. The most frequent comment I get is, "That's a kindle?"
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Eye candy is awesome.
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Eye candy is awesome.
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For me too Eye candy Jelly Bean of pimpmaneaton,
i love it but when you don't like the theme
try the cm10/Jelly Bean off twa_priv it's the same rom but no theme.
Been flashing twa_priv's CM10 Jelly Bean with SGT7 enh...pretty much every day now #notcomplaining
Brilliant piece of work and amazing how twa_priv's keep developing new updates. Coming from Modaco Gr9, this experience is fantastic.
Using Jandycane. Miss some of the mods that were in cm, but that's to be expected considering jb is the new kid on the block.
BTW: No charging issues here other than the usual "no status bar display" common to all.
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Jandycane. The perfect ROM for the Kindle Fire users.
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Twa_priv's jb rom. Smooth as butter and fast too.
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Using Glazed Jelly Bean. Pretty smooth for Beta.
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Jandycane! Pretty smooth so far.
Only a Kindle Fire thing (that I know of). My other Android devices such as my SII all charge fine on custom ROMs.
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I think so. It's so smooth!
I cannot return to original Rom.
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I've had my Nexus 10 for 6 months and I love the crispy display and fast over all system, the only thing that intrigues me is the scrolling. I believe all sorts of browsing there's a delay when swiping from a page to another. Especially on the app drawer and Facebook app. Is there a way to fix this? Thanks!
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Hello there!
If you look in to loading a custom kernel such as Ktmanta (which I recommend and use personally) I believe you will find the smooth scrolling you are looking for.
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TheHobbyist said:
Hello there!
If you look in to loading a custom kernel such as Ktmanta (which I recommend and use personally) I believe you will find the smooth scrolling you are looking for.
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Really? I haven't tried to flash that kernel cuz I saw last time it was for 4.1.2.
Will it work on the latest nightlies of either pacman rom or PA rom? Thanks bro
It will work on anything
zildjian89 said:
Really? I haven't tried to flash that kernel cuz I saw last time it was for 4.1.2.
Will it work on the latest nightlies of either pacman rom or PA rom? Thanks bro
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No wonder you have lags if you use those bloated ROMs
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No wonder you have lags if you use those bloated ROMs
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Are they really bloated? What Rom do you recommend? Thanks
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Are they really bloated? What Rom do you recommend? Thanks
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Cleanrom for a rock solid experience and fluid system. If you want features you can try aokp by mr robinson, or team eos for a basic rooted rom but still kept pretty slim and smooth.
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Cleanrom for a rock solid experience and fluid system. If you want features you can try aokp by mr robinson, or team eos for a basic rooted rom but still kept pretty slim and smooth.
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Thanks man. I'll try those out.
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