can someone help me install franco kernel onto my grouper which has omni rom and all f2fs partitions?
EpiccSkillZz said:
can someone help me install franco kernel onto my grouper which has omni rom and all f2fs partitions?
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This post details the kernel patch that must be applied.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=49996449
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hi i'm stape and i'm new for this forum and i have this question.
i put on my nexus7 the trinity kernel but the tablet overheats on the retro, and i want to change to standard kernel.
how can i return to standard kernel??
thanks for the answers
What ROM? Or are you on Stock? If on Stock the way i can think of is finding an AOSP rom and flashing the boot.img? Should have made a nandroid before flashing. You could also try using Franco Kernel.. its just like stock and his app is great.
i have a cyanogen 11 and i have changed original kernel with the trinity kernel but i want returned to original kernel
how i can do it??
stape said:
i have a cyanogen 11 and i have changed original kernel with the trinity kernel but i want returned to original kernel
how i can do it??
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Aw okay so just wipe cache and dalivk... and reflash the Cm10 ROM.
uber sorry, but i'm noob with this device and you can talk about this solution step by step please.
i have to download again a cyanogen rom?? (cm10/11)
stape said:
uber sorry, but i'm noob with this device and you can talk about this solution step by step please.
i have to download again a cyanogen rom?? (cm10/11)
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You should still have the zip correct? Just boot into recovery wipe cache and dalvik. And reflash the ROM and gapps. Reboot and you'll be running the stock kernel.
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ÜBER™ said:
You should still have the zip correct? Just boot into recovery wipe cache and dalvik. And reflash the ROM and gapps. Reboot and you'll be running the stock kernel.
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thanks man
can you give me the lnk for download a cm11 for nexus 7??
stape said:
can you give me the lnk for download a cm11 for nexus 7??
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Look in the android development sub forum for the nexus 7
stape said:
can you give me the lnk for download a cm11 for nexus 7??
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Its cm10.. not 11 its in development.
I put crDroid (Build 4) in my nexus 4 and change kernel to ak113, ak122, faux019b04m and Enhanced Stock Kernel but other reboot I lost signal...try to reboot..and got boot loop... How to resolve this problem?
You probably flashed a JWR kernel in a JSS rom or viceversa. Try checking with which kernel is crDroid compatible (probably JSS)
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AlbertoWayfarer said:
You probably flashed a JWR kernel in a JSS rom or viceversa. Try checking with which kernel is crDroid compatible (probably JSS)
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crDroid is compatible with JSS and I am 100% sure i put the kernel JSS
[email protected] said:
crDroid is compatible with JSS and I am 100% sure i put the kernel JSS
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Have you flashed 4.3 Bootloader&Radio?
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yes: Radio .84 and Bootloader z20i
I do not know well your policy on the UP, but since I have less than 10 posts I can't do anything to ask here, and for me it's important.
Sorry this is a total newb question
I currently have stock ROM with Franco kernel.
I would like to try out CM and have downloaded the zip file and copied it to my sdcard partition to install using CWM..
If I install the custom ROM, will the Franco kernel remain intact or will it be overwritten?
If it will be overwritten, what steps do I need to do to install the Franco kernel again? (Can I simply install CM and right after that the Franco kernel (both using CWM?))
Thanks
Yes it'll overwrite Franco kernel. To get it back after flashing cm, you simply flash Franco kernel again.
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Chromium_ said:
Yes it'll overwrite Franco kernel. To get it back after flashing cm, you simply flash Franco kernel again.
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Thanks so much, if I do that (re flash the franco kernel) will my kernel settings remain ?
PartisanEntity said:
Thanks so much, if I do that (re flash the franco kernel) will my kernel settings remain ?
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Don't think so.
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It will overwrite your kernel and replace it with the roms built in kernel.
I have flashed Android L b3p3 . I have tried to read the original thread for help but its so messed up there.I guess hellscore kernel is working with otg support. Can someone explain me the process how to flash the kernel ? There is some boot.img stuff i cannot understand.
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I doubt KitKat kernels will work without some ramdisk changes. You may have to wait for our kernel devs to release a L Preview version.
I'm with Android L running in my nexus 4, but i have tested hellscore and helldoctor kernell and anyone support otg or maybe i have done something wrong. Do you know anything about the theme?
Thanks.
abhi8569 said:
I have flashed Android L b3p3 . I have tried to read the original thread for help but its so messed up there.I guess hellscore kernel is working with otg support. Can someone explain me the process how to flash the kernel ? There is some boot.img stuff i cannot understand.
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don't you have a flashable zip???
piedra96 said:
I'm with Android L running in my nexus 4, but i have tested hellscore and helldoctor kernell and anyone support otg or maybe i have done something wrong. Do you know anything about the theme?
Thanks.
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First flash lrx21t-permissive-boot , then flash hells doctor kernel's latest version for android l then flash universal kernal manager. Then install synapse. In misc of synapse enable otg. Thats it
Permisive boot image link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3015366&d=1416000948
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sejpal.chirag said:
First flash lrx21t-permissive-boot , then flash hells doctor kernel's latest version for android l then flash universal kernal manager. Then install synapse. In misc of synapse enable otg. Thats it
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3015366&d=1416000948
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I am on Euphoria Rom, and Unleashed Kerenal.
and this flash drive. how I can connect to Nexus 4? without external cable?
sandy7874 said:
I am on Euphoria Rom, and Unleashed Kerenal.
and this flash drive. how I can connect to Nexus 4? without external cable?
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I'm afraid that without an external power source you won't be able to connect that device to your Nexus 4 regardless of ROM/Kernel combination. The Nexus 4 doesn't put out a high enough voltage to power an external device without a power input!
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Was there a f2fs KTManta kernel ever made for 4.3? Thank you.
c19932 said:
Was there a f2fs KTManta kernel ever made for 4.3? Thank you.
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nope but you can build it yourself if you want