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[TRICK] DualBoot GB ROM and ICS/JB ROM

Hello...
well i dont know if this may be useful for anyone or not but if u want to run both GB and ICS/JB in ur phone, this is for you..
not actually a dualboot but its slight modification
all you need is
1.a kernel supporting dualboot ( siyah/dorimanx for ICS/JB)
2.a kernel which runs GINGERBREAD rom
3.obviously ur GB and ICS/JB rom
NOW
flash dual boot kernel in recovery mod
install ur ICS/JB rom as second rom and
GINGERBREAD rom as first rom(skip if already installed).
now for running ICS/JB , reboot and select second rom
for running GINGERBREAD reboot in recovery flash kernel supporting GB rom.. boot.. it will boot to GB..
again for running ICS/JB reboot in recovery flash dualboot kernel and boot second rom.. it will boot to ICS/JB
i know its quite complicated but may be useful till someone discovers something better and more useful..
if this seems crap mods/devs can delete this thread
THANX

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What's the point flashing a kernel 3-4 times a day, and why.. WHY would you want to stick with GB? Move on. CM9 and CM10 are stable as f***. If you got problems with them, then you're doing it wrong.

Konstantinos said:
What's the point flashing a kernel 3-4 times a day, and why.. WHY would you want to stick with GB? Move on. CM9 and CM10 are stable as f***. If you got problems with them, then you're doing it wrong.
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Relax, take a pill
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Konstantinos said:
What's the point flashing a kernel 3-4 times a day, and why.. WHY would you want to stick with GB? Move on. CM9 and CM10 are stable as f***. If you got problems with them, then you're doing it wrong.
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Sorry bro.. this thread is not for u.. i do have installed ics/jb.. they r good but still some apps and games run well on gb as compared to ics or jb plus gb has better ram management plus better battery i know siyah gives more than 1 day battery usage with ICS but its more than 2 days for Gb.. miui gb is more stable than miui ics or jb which get updated weekly .. i cant flash weekly with updates then again create restore backup apps messages contacts call logs etc etc..
And flashing kernel 2-3 times is lot easier and takes less time than flashing gb and ics roms over each other..
Btw i dont think many of us dual boot rom more than one time a day..

Thanks a lot for this information.. I've been searching for this information..
But I've a question..
Your Steps :-
1. flash dual boot kernel in recovery mod
2. install ur ICS/JB rom as second rom and
3. GINGERBREAD rom as first rom(skip if already installed).
4. now for running ICS/JB , reboot and select second rom
5. for running GINGERBREAD reboot in recovery flash kernel supporting GB rom.. boot.. it will boot to GB..
6. again for running ICS/JB reboot in recovery flash dualboot kernel and boot second rom.. it will boot to ICS/JB {Now, Do I have to flash both ICS and GB ROMs again.?? Will the information of kernel about 2 ROMs not be lost..???}

Konstantinos said:
What's the point flashing a kernel 3-4 times a day, and why.. WHY would you want to stick with GB? Move on. CM9 and CM10 are stable as f***. If you got problems with them, then you're doing it wrong.
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He is trying to help unlike you! Thanks OP
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guru_iyer said:
But I've a question..
Your Steps :-
Now, Do I have to flash both ICS and GB ROMs again.?? Will the information of kernel about 2 ROMs not be lost..???[/B]}
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no u jjust have to flash kernel.. takes seconds.. no flashing of rom.. and info doesn't get wiped..

rocky183ya said:
Hello...
well i dont know if this may be useful for anyone or not but if u want to run both GB and ICS/JB in ur phone, this is for you..
not actually a dualboot but its slight modification
all you need is
1.a kernel supporting dualboot ( siyah/dorimanx for ICS/JB)
2.a kernel which runs GINGERBREAD rom
3.obviously ur GB and ICS/JB rom
NOW
flash dual boot kernel in recovery mod
install ur ICS/JB rom as second rom and
GINGERBREAD rom as first rom(skip if already installed).
now for running ICS/JB , reboot and select second rom
for running GINGERBREAD reboot in recovery flash kernel supporting GB rom.. boot.. it will boot to GB..
again for running ICS/JB reboot in recovery flash dualboot kernel and boot second rom.. it will boot to ICS/JB
i know its quite complicated but may be useful till someone discovers something better and more useful..
if this seems crap mods/devs can delete this thread
THANX
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:good:
This comes in handy though is little troublesome. I've encountered multiple curbs accessing cool apps and themes in ICS and JB..
Konstantinos said:
What's the point flashing a kernel 3-4 times a day, and why.. WHY would you want to stick with GB? Move on. CM9 and CM10 are stable as f***. If you got problems with them, then you're doing it wrong.
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Act smart kiddie appeared in the wrong forum...

I have started using Jellybam http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1903162
It contained dorimax kernel..Jellybam is set as my primary rom..wen i try to flash a stock rom as secondary it says failed..shows something like ''bad'' and stuff..now do i properly flash a stock as secondary rom..i need help..should the zip file contain anything else? i am trying to run xxlsj as secondary

ussai said:
I have started using Jellybam http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1903162
It contained dorimax kernel..Jellybam is set as my primary rom..wen i try to flash a stock rom as secondary it says failed..shows something like ''bad'' and stuff..now do i properly flash a stock as secondary rom..i need help..should the zip file contain anything else? i am trying to run xxlsj as secondary
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ics/jb shud b flashed as secondary..
not working for stock jb as yet.. I have tried once with no results..

rocky183ya said:
ics/jb shud b flashed as secondary..
not working for stock jb as yet.. I have tried once with no results..
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+1

So this should work with any jb rom that works with siyha or dorimax such as pacman or jellybam? I've got remoras last 4.7 gb rom and love it but I want to try jb but it looks like it reformat the file structure and you can't easily flash back a gingerbread rom once you flash jellybean. So if this works it would be an easy way for me to try jb. Thanks in advance.

you should flash uboot to the kernel partition (search on xda for uboot for the true multiboot) on the i9100 forums and configure it to ask you what kernel to boot
(i would do that)

scotvl said:
So this should work with any jb rom that works with siyha or dorimax such as pacman or jellybam? I've got remoras last 4.7 gb rom and love it but I want to try jb but it looks like it reformat the file structure and you can't easily flash back a gingerbread rom once you flash jellybean. So if this works it would be an easy way for me to try jb. Thanks in advance.
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yes it works.. just follow the steps as mentioned.. thanx

rocky183ya said:
yes it works.. just follow the steps as mentioned.. thanx
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i have gs2 with
PDA:I9100XWKI8
PHONE:I9100HUIKI1
BUID INF: WED SEP 28 20:51:36 KST 2011
VER. KERNEL 2.3.35.7-I9100XWKI8-CL616395
VER. BUILD GINGERBREAD. XWKI8
Can I dual boot a gingerbread ROM and CM9
thanks

nexus 10 ktmanta problem

When I load the latest cyanogenmod nightly and flash the ktmanta 4.4 kernel upon setup I get error android phone something has stopped responding in all the other ROMs such as omni it doesn't do that.
If anyone has a solution please tell

zachdees said:
When I load the latest cyanogenmod nightly and flash the ktmanta 4.4 kernel upon setup I get error android phone something has stopped responding in all the other ROMs such as omni it doesn't do that.
If anyone has a solution please tell
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There have been some changes in the CM ramdisk, This is mostly the cause of your issues....
Thx Josh

lj50036 said:
There have been some changes in the CM ramdisk, This is mostly the cause of your issues....
Thx Josh
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Is there a fix ktmanta is the only kernel that has undervolting I've tried every kernel and not one except this one has undervolting I'm on omni ROM currently which sucks because when I apply voltage or clock settings they don't stick they reset to default

zachdees said:
Is there a fix ktmanta is the only kernel that has undervolting I've tried every kernel and not one except this one has undervolting I'm on omni ROM currently which sucks because when I apply voltage or clock settings they don't stick they reset to default
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The solution would be to repack the boot.img with the updated ramdisk from CM... To get a new boot.img and flash it and see what it does..
Just a FYI
Kernel + ramdisk = boot.img
If you get me this kernel you are flashing I could make you a new boot.img...
Let me know
Thx Josh

lj50036 said:
The solution would be to repack the boot.img with the updated ramdisk from CM... To get a new boot.img and flash it and see what it does..
Just a FYI
Kernel + ramdisk = boot.img
If you get me this kernel you are flashing I could make you a new boot.img...
Let me know
Thx Josh
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It's the latest ktmantsn4.4.2 kernel over in mantas thread

Want to unleash my s4 capabilities

Hi everyone, I'm new to the forum, but I followed you without being registered for a long time. My name is Joseph and I currently own a Galaxy S4 I-9505. This phone served me very well in these 2 years, but now, with the decayed warranty, I want to unleash the full potential of my phone. Profiling my phone I found that frequency drops to 0.92 Ghz on the CPU and 200 mhz or sometimes slower on the GPU. Obviously with that thermal throttling, games and apps starts to lag, and this is upsetting... I want to flash a new recovery and kernel, but since my last flash experience was 3 years ago on my Galaxy S2, I most likely lost my touch
I need a recovery (wanna make a nandroid) and a kernel for my version of Android. I read around on the forum that TWRP or Philz should be the best option, is it right? And which kernel compatible with TW should I go with? I need it to support overclocking, voltage control, and thermal limits control.
But my biggest concern is: I am currently running a previous version of stock TW Android 5.0.1, rooted without flagging Knox (counter 0x0 but I don't care anymore), but in the .tar file I flashed was lacking bootloader file, so I am stuck on older bootloader. Should I upgrade the bootloader to my rom version before I flash recovery and kernel? Anyway here are some screenshots of my system:
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if you want to overclock you'll need to leave touchwiz and go AOSP 5.0 with ktkernel. performance is better without tw anyway and it's better to be without knox !!!
TWRP is more user friendly and compatible for flashing. you should be OK with your bootloader and baseband for now.

Updating bootloader isn't a necessity.
TWRP is the recommended recovery.
There are 2 kernels that support overclocking: Hulk kernel and KT kernel. Both haven't been updated for a long time. KT kernel is actually discontinued because the dev switched to the S5.
My personal recommendation for android 5.0 roms is KT kernel. Download the KT gaming profile from within the app and you're good to go.

3mel said:
if you want to overclock you'll need to leave touchwiz and go AOSP 5.0 with ktkernel. performance is better without tw anyway and it's better to be without knox !!!
TWRP is more user friendly and compatible for flashing. you should be OK with your bootloader and baseband for now.
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I wanted to try out Android 6.0... Is there a suggested rom out there which is almost stable for daily use with a good battery life? And which is a good rom for Android 5.0-5.1?
GDReaper said:
Updating bootloader isn't a necessity.
TWRP is the recommended recovery.
There are 2 kernels that support overclocking: Hulk kernel and KT kernel. Both haven't been updated for a long time. KT kernel is actually discontinued because the dev switched to the S5.
My personal recommendation for android 5.0 roms is KT kernel. Download the KT gaming profile from within the app and you're good to go.
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Ty very much, what do you think about the imperium LL kernel? Does it work with stock TouchWiz?

Guarino95 said:
Ty very much, what do you think about the imperium LL kernel? Does it work with stock TouchWiz?
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As @3mel said, you better leave Touchwhiz if you want more performance. I haven't had any Touchwhiz roms on my phone since the stock rom it came with.
If you want Android 6, go for JDCTeam AOSP 6.0 rom. It comes with alucard kernel. It doesn't have overclocking but it's the best 5.1 and 6.0 kernel so far.

GDReaper said:
As @3mel said, you better leave Touchwhiz if you want more performance. I haven't had any Touchwhiz roms on my phone since the stock rom it came with.
If you want Android 6, go for JDCTeam AOSP 6.0 rom. It comes with alucard kernel. It doesn't have overclocking but it's the best 5.1 and 6.0 kernel so far.
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I currently don't have enough time to follow a rom installation... So I just wanted to try a different kernel on my current rom, to upgrade later to a custom rom. So I just wanted to modify at least thermal limit now, to game more smoothly. And still looking for a kernel which allows me to do it, with currently TW obviously.

Guarino95 said:
I currently don't have enough time to follow a rom installation... So I just wanted to try a different kernel on my current rom, to upgrade later to a custom rom. So I just wanted to modify at least thermal limit now, to game more smoothly. And still looking for a kernel which allows me to do it, with currently TW obviously.
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Alucard kernel also has a touchwhiz version if I'm not mistaken.

GDReaper said:
Alucard kernel also has a touchwhiz version if I'm not mistaken.
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Yes but the topic I viewed stated compatibility just for TW 4.4

Guarino95 said:
Yes but the topic I viewed stated compatibility just for TW 4.4
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Then it's just Hulk kernel and Imperiun kernel. There's also an Echo kernel, you can't find it on xda because they left the forums. They have their site now.

GDReaper said:
Then it's just Hulk kernel and Imperiun kernel. There's also an Echo kernel, you can't find it on xda because they left the forums. They have their site now.
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Is it OK to install any of those kernel with my version of Android and my bootloader? Or have I to check if there is "old bootloader support" in kernel description?

Bootloaders have nothing to do with kernels.

GDReaper said:
Bootloaders have nothing to do with kernels.
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Thank you very much for your help. One last thing... Is there any AOSP 6.0 I can use with ktkernel? Or I have to use a 5.0.1 or 5.1 AOSP? Which is better?

Guarino95 said:
Thank you very much for your help. One last thing... Is there any AOSP 6.0 I can use with ktkernel? Or I have to use a 5.0.1 or 5.1 AOSP? Which is better?
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The developer of kt kernel moved to the S5. The last version he released for the S4 only works on android 5.0. There is a 5.1 version but it doesn't work on all 5.1 roms..

GDReaper said:
The developer of kt kernel moved to the S5. The last version he released for the S4 only works on android 5.0. There is a 5.1 version but it doesn't work on all 5.1 roms..
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OK ty.... I finally decided to install imperium kernel... Do you know how to use the kernel cleaning script? Or there is no need to use it, and just wipe cache and dalvik after the kernel installation? Do I need to install STweaks before installing the kernel or after is OK too? Ty for all ur support

Guarino95 said:
OK ty.... I finally decided to install imperium kernel... Do you know how to use the kernel cleaning script? Or there is no need to use it, and just wipe cache and dalvik after the kernel installation? Do I need to install STweaks before installing the kernel or after is OK too? Ty for all ur support
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I never used the kernel cleaning script. Wipe dalvik and cache before flashing the kernel.
Most kernels come with their own app. If not, install one manually.

the kernels I've looked at have all suggested wiping cache and dalvik after flashing. other users here have suggested using hawkerscore script bundle for it's kernel wipe when switching between kernels so that's been my habit of recent...

3mel said:
the kernels I've looked at have all suggested wiping cache and dalvik after flashing. other users here have suggested using hawkerscore script bundle for it's kernel wipe when switching between kernels so that's been my habit of recent...
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i think that the kernel cleaning script in the imperium kernel post work in the same way, when do you launch the script? before or after the kernel flash?

Run the script BEFORE flashing the kernel.
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Kernel cleaning scripts only delete files that other kernels left behind.
Meaning it is only useful if you changed a lot of kernels.
I don't think there is any point in using the script if you come from a stock kernel.
But I didn't develop the kernel. So if the dev says it is mandatory, who am I to second guess him.

I've finally flashed the kernel, but I have some problems with intelli thermal control. In fact even if I set the thermal throttling start temperature to 80 degrees, the thermal throttling starts at 60 degrees... Here is a screenshot of Stweaks

Best rom customization for lenovo a6000 users!

Hey guys,
I'm confused for ROM selection.
Suggest me best ROM and kernal which will gives me long battery backup & performance too
Which is based on MM OR LOLLIPOP.
NOW, I installed BEANSTALK ROM based on MM,with GOD KERNAL R2. which is good for performance but high battery draining problem.
Give battery saving kernal for this ROM or " SUGGEST "
THANX IN ADVANCED
SORRY FOR MY BAD ENGLISH

kitkat
I think stock kitkat v4.4.4 is better for battery backup
But im on lollipop
How to go back on kk
Give me tutorial.
Or suggest another rom
Thanx

Try CM13 XOSP this is best rom for me, best xperia design, best smooth performance and good battery backup i recommend for anyone

I would recommend you to use telo mokee ROM with phantom r7 kernel. It has great battery backup of 1.5 day on general use. Also fast charging helps to charge phone from 1-100% in 2 hrs. No bugs or lags noticed....

rahulvikhe1 said:
I think stock kitkat v4.4.4 is better for battery backup
But im on lollipop
How to go back on kk
Give me tutorial.
Or suggest another rom
Thanx
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You can avail the max. battery backup along with very good performance on CM11 (by techolaty and thread by sourav_8434 heron xda) which is based on KK. To flash that, first you'll have to flash stock KK.

Bikei201 said:
Try CM13 XOSP this is best rom for me, best xperia design, best smooth performance and good battery backup i recommend for anyone
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Thanx
I will try it, u have any kernal for this rom ???

kanwaljeetsm said:
I would recommend you to use telo mokee ROM with phantom r7 kernel. It has great battery backup of 1.5 day on general use. Also fast charging helps to charge phone from 1-100% in 2 hrs. No bugs or lags noticed....
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Give me some screenshots of battery life
And link of phantom kernal r7
Thanx

kanwaljeetsm said:
I would recommend you to use telo mokee ROM with phantom r7 kernel. It has great battery backup of 1.5 day on general use. Also fast charging helps to charge phone from 1-100% in 2 hrs. No bugs or lags noticed....
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Give me some screenshots of battery life
And link of phantom kernal r7
Thanx

sasukay said:
You can avail the max. battery backup along with very good performance on CM11 (by techolaty and thread by sourav_8434 heron xda) which is based on KK. To flash that, first you'll have to flash stock KK.
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Can i directly flash stock kk rom with lollipop recovery

rahulvikhe1 said:
Can i directly flash stock kk rom with lollipop recovery
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Yeah, you can try that. But, if that doesn't work, try TWRP 2.8.6.0 and CWM recovery.

sasukay said:
Yeah, you can try that. But, if that doesn't work, try TWRP 2.8.6.0 and CWM recovery.
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I will try

rahulvikhe1 said:
Thanx
I will try it, u have any kernal for this rom ???
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No, this rom needs no kernels

Bikei201 said:
No, this rom needs no kernels
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Ohk downloading.....

Use God kernel R1. R2 has battery and other problems?

Tesla Rom
Phantom reborn kernel version R4
Arise sound module.
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try to change the fonts in the system folder.
copy the fonts file of any lollipop rom located in system/
and replace it in the mokee rom

Try Resurrection Remix v5.7.4 (Marshmallow) or v5.8.0 (Nougat). Battery backup is awesome on both, so there is no real need for custom kernel.

what about camera
Bikei201 said:
Try CM13 XOSP this is best rom for me, best xperia design, best smooth performance and good battery backup i recommend for anyone
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camera work properly or any noise

Resurrection remix 5.7.1

Settings not opening in miui v8 6.6.23

After flashing miui v8 I flashed gods kernel simultaneously. Everything seems to work fine but settings does not opens. After clicking it just closes....it does not even shows up in recents.....plz help

do the clean install
in twrp wipe data, system, dalvik, cache - then reboot again in twrp after this wipe
then do zip install

Probably because of gods kernel,it overclocks the cpu and changes the frequency,usually in settings it says quadcore 1.2 ghz and now it just forcecloses because of the different frequency.
Had a similar problem with the vibe ui 2.9 rom.

MaRtYy01 said:
Probably because of gods kernel,it overclocks the cpu and changes the frequency,usually in settings it says quadcore 1.2 ghz and now it just forcecloses because of the different frequency.
Had a similar problem with the vibe ui 2.9 rom.
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Then sir what is the best kernel with this Romfor improving performance and boosting up battery life as my device is not giving sufficient battery life as expected

Which is the best kernal auditor setting for phantom kernal lp for our device (lenovo a6000 plus) running custom ROM MIUI 8 v6.6.30?
And also tell me which is the best custom kernal for our device?

[email protected] said:
Then sir what is the best kernel with this Romfor improving performance and boosting up battery life as my device is not giving sufficient battery life as expected
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I dunno,you can either stay with stock or try telo kernel,since it doesnt overclock the cpu and settings shouldnt fc on it.The best kernel is phantom,btw.

MaRtYy01 said:
I dunno,you can either stay with stock or try telo kernel,since it doesnt overclock the cpu and settings shouldnt fc on it.The best kernel is phantom,btw.
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Sir can you please tell me the best rom for lenovo a6000 providing the best performance and battery life of a day on moderate usage along with the supported best kernal please

[email protected] said:
Sir can you please tell me the best rom for lenovo a6000 providing the best performance and battery life of a day on moderate usage along with the supported best kernal please
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Try Resurrection Remix v5.7.0 32bit
Its an awesome ROM
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vi[email protected] said:
Sir can you please tell me the best rom for lenovo a6000 providing the best performance and battery life of a day on moderate usage along with the supported best kernal please
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If you dont care about the android version,go with cm11 or carbon kitkat.
Anyway,with phantom kernel the battery life is the same on cm12.1 and xosp 6.0.1 .Cm12.1 is bugless right now,when on the xosp there are minimal bugs.MIUI 8 is also really good.You can try Resurrection remix M 5.7.0,too.

MaRtYy01 said:
If you dont care about the android version,go with cm11 or carbon kitkat.
Anyway,with phantom kernel the battery life is the same on cm12.1 and xosp 6.0.1 .Cm12.1 is bugless right now,when on the xosp there are minimal bugs.MIUI 8 is also really good.You can try Resurrection remix M 5.7.0,too.
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Thanks and can you please provide the links to the roms along with the particular kernel supported link....for performance and best battery result please

[email protected] said:
Thanks and can you please provide the links to the roms along with the particular kernel supported link....for performance and best battery result please
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Look at the section for roms and kernels,they are easy to find.For all lollipop/marshmallow roms use phantom,if you choose miui better stay on stock kernel or go with telo.For cm11 and carbon kitkat,I believe there was a kitkat version of phantom,google it,its somewhere in xda.

MaRtYy01 said:
Look at the section for roms and kernels,they are easy to find.For all lollipop/marshmallow roms use phantom,if you choose miui better stay on stock kernel or go with telo.For cm11 and carbon kitkat,I believe there was a kitkat version of phantom,google it,its somewhere in xda.
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Which rom goes best with Gods kernal ???

[email protected] said:
Which rom goes best with Gods kernal ???
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Rom doesnt matter,but just a clue,kernels dont work well with miui and other non-aosp/cyanogenmod based roms.