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4.0 rom and kernel along with the location of it ( ie: if its on AC or rootz)
The development section is only for developers. This thread doesn't belong in this section (and if I were to be particularly snarky, I'd say it is just another unnecessary ICS thread).
I'm having a hard time finding ics roms for my ns4g as well
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I would also like to see a comprehensive list of ICS roms.
infernosoft said:
I'm having a hard time finding ics roms for my ns4g as well
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Look in the "General" section.
Mods, should this thread be moved to the "General" section. Thanks.
so misleading
063_XOBX said:
The development section is only for developers. This thread doesn't belong in this section (and if I were to be particularly snarky, I'd say it is just another unnecessary ICS thread).
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Fyi I am a developer. However I don't confine my self to the metaphorical box of normality.
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I meant that threads should only be created in the development section to showcase a developers work. This thread doesn't fit that description and therefore doesn't belong within this section.
Shark_On_Land said:
Fyi I am a developer. However I don't confine my self to the metaphorical box of normality.
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lmao yeah ok
infernosoft said:
I'm having a hard time finding ics roms for my ns4g as well
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Have you actually looked? I mean...if you can be bothered to figure out how to root your phone, surely you can quickly peruse the Nexus S forums for the tons of information on the ICS roms currently available.
The NS4G really only has one option right now, and that's kwiboo's rom.
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Thread already moved, but how did you post in the development when you have 8 posts?
Koush has a rom, no 4g yet, also has a twitter with less ICS related posts
Drew Garen has a rom, for NS3g, drewgaren.com (his also includes soft buttons)
beezy kickstarted it all with this rom over at androidcentral only for the 4g
kwiboo has version 2 out. nexus s 3g and 4g supported, reported wifi issues when wifi disconnects, it's recomended to use v1 for now. v2 has updated music app with some hardware acceleration
tylerwatt12 said:
Koush has a rom, no 4g yet, also has a twitter with less ICS related posts
Drew Garen has a rom, for NS3g, drewgaren.com (his also includes soft buttons)
beezy kickstarted it all with this rom over at androidcentral only for the 4g
kwiboo has version 2 out. nexus s 3g and 4g supported, reported wifi issues when wifi disconnects, it's recomended to use v1 for now. v2 has updated music app with some hardware acceleration
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This sounds like OP was really just looking for the ICS ROMs but couldn't find them
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JohnCorleone said:
This sounds like OP was really just looking for the ICS ROMs but couldn't find them
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Your right. But I also wanted a Tom that was just for the 4g. Thankfully well got asop
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ICS v13 by aosp
XDA
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steviee7 said:
Thread already moved, but how did you post in the development when you have 8 posts?
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No idea
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steviee7 said:
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No idea.
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MaxCarnage said:
Have you actually looked? I mean...if you can be bothered to figure out how to root your phone, surely you can quickly peruse the Nexus S forums for the tons of information on the ICS roms currently available.
The NS4G really only has one option right now, and that's kwiboo's rom.
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False.
Sent from my sexily curvy Crespo4G running the latest CM9 kang. Jealous?
steviee7 said:
Thread already moved, but how did you post in the development when you have 8 posts?
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No idea.
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I'm wondering how he posted in development with only eight brain cells.
I'm not used to those kinds of devices that have split development sections. Does original mean stuff that isn't ported from other devices? I don't know.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1219612
This has been askeed soooooooooo many times lol
Not sure if this question has been answered yet or if there's already something in the works.
Has anyone heard or know of a Sense ROM thats being ported to the N4?
I do prefer AOSP over Sense any day but I love variety and switch it up up every now and then. Not to mention that I would love to see how the N4 handles it with its 4 cores and all..
Feel Free to post any Links, Rumors, Opinions, and/or leads on other similar topics.
With release of HTC M7 around the corner hopefully that will strike a match on Sense for N4!!
Thanks for your interst.
It would take an enormous amount of effort from a developer and there's pretty much no demand. So no there won't be a sense rom.
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Yes it's totally possible. G1, G2, and Nexus one all had Sense roms despite being shipped with Vanilla Android. Sadly no devs here appear interested in porting Sense but, hopefully they'll port Sense 5.0. My only concern is that all the devices I mentioned I had were HTC and well they shared drivers with sister devices and this could mean a port will be challenging...
letom said:
It would take an enormous amount of effort from a developer and there's pretty much no demand. So no there won't be a sense rom.
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I believe you are incorrect. There is a demand for the sense rom. ATM their is not a version we can port effectively until sense 5 drops.
nexus9988 said:
I believe you are incorrect. There is a demand for the sense rom. ATM their is not a version we can port effectively until sense 5 drops.
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If he is incorrect, I'm sure he has never been so happy to be.
estallings15 said:
If he is incorrect, I'm sure he has never been so happy to be.
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I would rather puke on myself before using a sense rom on the nexus 4.
Eric-1987 said:
I would rather puke on myself before using a sense rom on the nexus 4.
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Lucky for you, no one is forcing you to. I've seen a lot of useless, provocative comments, but yours was special.
Don't get your hopes up. The Galaxy Nexus got a Sense 4 ROM but it was pre alpha and the project stopped fairly quickly as there wasn't much demand. (I mean, this is a Nexus, amirite???? AOSP is what most people want)
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More Roms the better
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lyall29 said:
More Roms the better
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I want iOS 6 on my Nexus
I'm waiting for a symbian port........wtf
Now its getting out of hand. Mucho take it easy man.
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First Ubuntu port.
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First Ubuntu port.
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I'm looking forward to this. Since it's officially being released on the Galaxy Nexus I'm pretty much expecting a port for our N4
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What ppl don't understand is that it's nice having options. Sure a majority of ppl prefer AOSP over Sense, but if one gets bored they have something new to try out & tweak. Whether it's Sense, TouchWiz, or MotoBlur.
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The Nexus one had the same hardware as the HTC desire, barring different partitions and trackball. It was easy to port sense for that thing. Will be a lot harder on this phone.
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AttachedSilver said:
What ppl don't understand is that it's nice having options. Sure a majority of ppl prefer AOSP over Sense, but if one gets bored they have something new to try out & tweak. Whether it's Sense, TouchWiz, or MotoBlur.
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It may be so but if a developer won't get as much audience compared AOSP then there's not much point in continuing and refining the ROM (squashing bugs etc). I wouldn't mind using a Sense port, and there is a good chance someone will take on the challenge, but it will likely get close to using as a daily driver.
*not get close. Lol sorry
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gagdude said:
It may be so but if a developer won't get as much audience compared AOSP then there's not much point in continuing and refining the ROM (squashing bugs etc). I wouldn't mind using a Sense port, and there is a good chance someone will take on the challenge, but it will likely get close to using as a daily driver.
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+1
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No chance of a stable sense rom.
xchasa said:
No chance of a stable sense rom.
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Sorry that was a typo. I meant not get close to a daily driver
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Just got my Nexus 7, I'm familiar with all the kernels and Roms available. I've downloaded all from the original development thread as well as the newer android thread. For kernels I've used Motley, Franco and the kernel that comes from faux. I'm trying to find a balance between power efficient and no lagging at all. Roms I've used paranoid android, cm10, prime which is better and j18. I'm looking for the best gaming combo, while saving battery. Any suggestions?
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I use my 7 primarily for games and for that reason I stick with stock kernel. Some EA games won't download data with custom kernels and I've found stock to be just as good on battery as any custom kernel and not far behind in performance. Your results may vary from anyone else's, so no one can really tell you what'll be best for you.
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Use android 4.1.2. It is way smoother and less bloated than android 4.2.2
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Look at my guide to Nexus 7 kernels. The link is in my signature
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Best suggestion- try them and formulate your own opinion. These types of threads are frowned upon.
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Thank you, your thread gave me an idea of what the community agrees with. I was stuck between a rock and a hard place couldn't quite decide. I'm close now! Thanks!!
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najaboy said:
Best suggestion- try them and formulate your own opinion. These types of threads are frowned upon.
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Frowned apon, but I put ALOT of time into that thread. It's just one user's results but frowned upon? Think before you type.
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bcvictory said:
Frowned apon, but I put ALOT of time into that thread. It's just one user's results but frowned upon? Think before you type.
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May want to grab a cup of coffee to wake yourself up since my reply was in no way, shape, or form directed at you. It was directed at the OP, as this thread is just another violation of the forum rules that's going to get locked as soon as the mods get around to it.
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I thought this was the questions thread for Nexus 7?! Is my question not valid enough for a community response?
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Another thread closed.
The 'best' kernel/ROM is something you have to decide for yourself, there really is no right and wrong answer just which ever you feel works best for you.
This is why we strongly discourage this kind of thread.
We also do not like users that post multiple threads on the same topic, it clogs up the forums with pointless content.
Thank you
I have been very confused trying to find an AOSP rom for my S4. I am not a fan of touchwiz, I prefer Google's experience. But I can't make heads or tails of the available roms for this device. Are any of them similar to what I would get with Cyanogenmod?
I believe you should be looking in Original Android Development
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I would like to try sense 5 on on s4
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They are in Android development and Original development. Since this is a question this post should be I. The Q and A section also.
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Here's a list of every rom available for the Sprint GS4, and specifically a list of every AOSP rom. There are a ton of them for our phone - almost triple the TW roms.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2303917
Also the possibility of Sense 5 being ported to our device is very very slim.
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inlineboy said:
Here's a list of every rom available for the Sprint GS4, and specifically a list of every AOSP rom. There are a ton of them for our phone - almost triple the TW roms.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2303917
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I was just looking for this thread. Lol. :thumbup:
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GiantJay said:
I was just looking for this thread. Lol. :thumbup:
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It got stickied so if your using the XDA app on your phone its a little harder to find it since you've got to specifically click on Stickies to find it ahaha
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Also the possibility of Sense 5 being ported to our device is very very slim.
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It's actually very very probable if you have the right person doing it, as the One has the exact same processor as the S4 (APQ8064T)
And Sense 5 was ported to the S3, which has a similar, but not exactly the same, processor.
The Thanks button is just to avoid "THANKS" posts in threads. Nothing more. Don't defeat the purpose of why it was introduced.
CNexus said:
It's actually very very probable if you have the right person doing it, as the One has the exact same processor as the S4 (APQ8064T)
And Sense 5 was ported to the S3, which has a similar, but not exactly the same, processor.
The Thanks button is just to avoid "THANKS" posts in threads. Nothing more. Don't defeat the purpose of why it was introduced.
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Haha well I didn't say it was improbable but that the possibility of it being it ported was slim. In the sense(no pun lol) that the chances of a fully functional port of it being ported are slim not that it is technically incapable of being done by some super dev ;P
My point was more so that I haven't seen anyone even mention of working on it for the S4 and that the S3 port is still in very early stages of development so I don't see it coming anytime soon especially if you are working on the S3 version at the moment! Though not saying you won't be able to get it on the S4 haha!
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