So i just got a nexus 7 and i was looking at some of the roms you guys have over here and was wonder which ones you guys use and why? i have paranoid android on my s3 and love it but was having problems flashing it. what others do you suggest or are you a paranoid fan?
thanks for the insight in advance.
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I run bamf paradigm and the pure asop rom most often in that order but everything I've run including paranoid has been really nice.
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vegandroid said:
So i just got a nexus 7 and i was looking at some of the roms you guys have over here and was wonder which ones you guys use and why? i have paranoid android on my s3 and love it but was having problems flashing it. what others do you suggest or are you a paranoid fan?
thanks for the insight in advance.
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Paranoid is killer on the N7! I love it and I would definitely recommend trying it. I had no problems flashing it.
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I currently use Jr7 simply because it is very similar to stock but with a few nice tweaks. This is used with Motley kernel with GPU @ 520mhz.
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Paranoid is killer on the N7! I love it and I would definitely recommend trying it. I had no problems flashing it.
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i am using the new paranoid that he posted today with the trinity kernel. i dont know how i feel about this kernel yet so if you guys have any other suggestions as for kernels id love to hear them. it just seems to be a little laggy but i dont know what else it could be. didnt have a problem before flashing that kernel.
id also love to hear what you guys think of the slim bean rom. im tempted, but i love the paranoid roms.
thanks for your responses!
vegandroid said:
i am using the new paranoid that he posted today with the trinity kernel. i dont know how i feel about this kernel yet so if you guys have any other suggestions as for kernels id love to hear them. it just seems to be a little laggy but i dont know what else it could be. didnt have a problem before flashing that kernel.
id also love to hear what you guys think of the slim bean rom. im tempted, but i love the paranoid roms.
thanks for your responses!
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which version trinity kernel? try alpha96 its faster than the latest which is alpha110. a110 is 1.4ghz and undervolted and a96 is 1.8ghz and fast
BIG UPS!!!!
Using stock 4.1.1 with Trinity a110. Much faster than the stock kernel.
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Try CodenameAndroid its a very nice ROM and has loads of customization options yet they don't get in the way.
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Try CodenameAndroid its a very nice ROM and has loads of customization options yet they don't get in the way.
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Agree with this, CNA is kickass.
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simms22 said:
which version trinity kernel? try alpha96 its faster than the latest which is alpha110. a110 is 1.4ghz and undervolted and a96 is 1.8ghz and fast
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A96 is 1.7. Otherwise agreed. As to ROM see sig.
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hey, i just got a nexus s 4g (sprint). I was wondering what ICS roms are most stable and quick? There are quite a few and i was just wondering what people thought. I just want a rom for everyday use, nothing too crazy, maybe OC and UV. but i dont want any with soft reboots or anything.
thanks
I would go with Crossbones
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1402327
Does anyone read nowadays...
crossbones is good and stable but so is oics and gummy nexus. Gummy nexus has the software buttons like the galaxy nexus
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My current favorite is AOKP Milestone 2, which has cool features above and beyond the rest and has presented Zero issues.
Vhgomez 1.5 and sph33r's aosp are very, very good as well.
andrewt328 said:
hey, i just got a nexus s 4g (sprint). I was wondering what ICS roms are most stable and quick? There are quite a few and i was just wondering what people thought. I just want a rom for everyday use, nothing too crazy, maybe OC and UV. but i dont want any with soft reboots or anything.
thanks
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Pete alfonso's with maybe Simplekernel if you want BLN and Voodoo.
snandlal said:
I would go with Crossbones
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1402327
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+1
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Thanks for all of the help!
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Ive been driving gummy nexus for just a day or two but am really impressed so far. just a stock kernal but has many mods to apply. very stable so far.
So I just got my nexus 7, and if course I rooted it the first day.I'm currently running Paranoid Android and love it so far. Just want to see if there are any other ones I would be trying.
Thanks in advance.
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cuban11182 said:
So I just got my nexus 7, and if course I rooted it the first day.I'm currently running Paranoid Android and love it so far. Just want to see if there are any other ones I would be trying.
Thanks in advance.
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rasbean jelly? codename sammy?
AOKP build 3
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I'm running baked black bean. Everything is smooth and all good. All ROMs are fast on this tablet...its just a matter of tweaks.
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Where are people finding rasbean jelly for n7? Bugless beast is always a go for me but no crazy features just clean aosp based off latest fimware
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ridearoundsolo said:
Where are people finding rasbean jelly for n7? Bugless beast is always a go for me but no crazy features just clean aosp based off latest fimware
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Trinity kernel thread
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I've tried them all and I think that Kaos Droid is excellent. I use it with the Touchwiz theme (included) and it looks great. It's stable, fast, smooth and elegant.
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I'd say Paranoid Android is the rom you should use. Kaos Droid is not that good. I used it for 2 weeks and when I dumped it I understood what I lost.
Codename Android - stable, regular updates, and a decent sized download for a rom that includes a substantial number of extra features.
You will not get a fast rom. The only thing that can make a rom seem fast is sped up animation's or completely disabled wich you can do on any rom. To make anything faster you need to find a good kernel. There are lots of great oms and kernel out here. Have a try yourself and see what you like best.
I prefer paranoid android for the tablet ui. Along with faux kernel or trinity.
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XenonHD
If you like Paranoid Android but want the large amount of customization that Codename Android offers, you could also try this ROM, which is a combination of Paranoid and Codename. It looks awesome and I'm planning on flashing this soon.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1885935
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Thanks for all the great advice. I really like Paranoid Android, so I'll try Cookies and Cream.
I'll also try some of the kernels.
Thanks again.
Yes, there is no best rom, but everybody can have an opinion, right?
Paranoid android. And when 4.2 comes.....stock
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leelaa said:
Paranoid android. And when 4.2 comes.....stock
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Rasbean now... Rasbean forever.
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Rasbean now... Rasbean forever.
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Well, and what else
Running stock at the moment, had no problems' very snappy.
I like Paranoid Android but almost all are very similar and the devs have done a great job on all the ROMs.
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Used codename android and then it became slightly buggy. Running XenonHD and it's smooth and stable. Loving it right now.
Will have to see when 4.2 ROMs get uploaded but so far Xenon finally removed the blue grids around home screens while moving. Left over from tablet UI and I just hate it and CNA still has it.. Don't want to use alternative launchers either.
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I feel they are all about the same. PA really is in a league of it's own if you want to utilize their features.
I jump around every few months/weeks. Basically waiting for 4.2 to drop at this point.
AOKP when I feel like tweaks
For performance, eos or rasbean ever since I've learnt to tweaks and theme things myself, I have been not needing the tweaks of ROMs like AOKP
Resbean for now, zip aligned, odexed, tweaked up and super fast
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gintariukeas said:
Yes, there is no best rom, but everybody can have an opinion, right?
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Stock with faux's kernel ==> fast enough :good:
markj338 said:
AOKP when I feel like tweaks
For performance, eos or rasbean ever since I've learnt to tweaks and theme things myself, I have been not needing the tweaks of ROMs like AOKP
Resbean for now, zip aligned, odexed, tweaked up and super fast
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I wanna try RasBean, any bugs so far?
You should change the question as "best rom/kernel combination" since rom's pretty much depend on the kernels to perform well.. Franco R25 is the best so far for my taste and Glazed rom is the pair..
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I wanna try RasBean, any bugs so far?
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Nope
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Hello all,
My GF is getting the Nexus 4 soon and I was hoping to improve the phone as much as possible for her once it arrives. I used to have a Galaxy Nexus running Franco Kernel and Android Revolution which ended up being a beastly combo. I'm hoping something similar exists for the Nexus 4... Awesome battery life with an improved, but still stock, ROM.
Any suggestions?
Well the Nexus 4 is pure vanilla. So i would say stay stock with Franco kernel
But I would recommend Cyanogenmod + Franco kernel
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RBJ has a well liked vanilla rom...
Minco v7
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Minco v7
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Just looked this up and it seems to be the one . Thanks all!
Had you searched you would know your answer. There is no best. Just best for you.
Wayne Tech S-III
Getting a Nexus 10 in a week or so and just looking to try find some favorites! Also what do you like about them??
Obviously ill do a ton of experimenting on my own as well, but still like an idea..
Thanks much!!
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I hope you know that you will get 1000 answers to this question. My personal favorite is Apophis' AOKP and KTManta kernel.
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I hope you know that you will get 1000 answers to this question. My personal favorite is Apophis' AOKP and KTManta kernel.
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Would love 1000 answers ha. Did the same when I got my TF700.
Thanks for the reply!!
Nobody wants to tell me what they use ha?
I haven't flashed a custom ROM yet I'm still on stock but I'm about to flash buttered aokp pub soon. Im going to wait till the 24th though just in case 4.3 comes out because my brother shares the tablet with me and doesn't appreciate me wiping all the data lol
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abdel12345 said:
I haven't flashed a custom ROM yet I'm still on stock but I'm about to flash buttered aokp pub soon. Im going to wait till the 24th though just in case 4.3 comes out because my brother shares the tablet with me and doesn't appreciate me wiping all the data lol
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Ha nice. Well let me know what you think! Also thanks for the reply
I really like sabermod, very fast and fluid. It uses the latest linaro optimizations so performance is top notch
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I'm extremely happy with Rootbox and Trinity kernel. Feature-filled, fast and stable.
Irieone said:
I'm extremely happy with Rootbox and Trinity kernel. Feature-filled, fast and stable.
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Thanks! Is trinity overclocked at all?
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burnface said:
Thanks! Is trinity overclocked at all?
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No, I'm using stock speeds and interactive gov.
GPU is overclocked a bit by stock on Trinity, and CPU is undervolted a little bit.