Because of the horrible battery life I'm getting, I want to try stock… but rooted with Magisk. Is there a pre-rooted current stock ROM out there?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/axon-7/development/rom-slm-dfnr-t3744388
nuserame said:
Because of the horrible battery life I'm getting, I want to try stock… but rooted with Magisk. Is there a pre-rooted current stock ROM out there?
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Check the battery capacity with Accubattery first, maybe you just have a bad battery and you gotta change it.
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I'm using D802, which stock firmware is the best for battery life, guys?
kennguy said:
I'm using D802, which stock firmware is the best for battery life, guys?
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You can try the stock stock.
I was just wondering as to which kernel has the best balance between battery life and performance. My phone is running on Firstflight s7 themed rom 5.1.1
Best Kernel
in my opinion "Voltaqe Kernel" is the best for S4
Is there any marshmallow rom for i9500..I had poor battery life with lollipop so went back to kitkat..any aosp rom with good battery backup is ok..kindly suggest ..
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unni84kollam said:
Is there any marshmallow rom for i9500..I had poor battery life with lollipop so went back to kitkat..any aosp rom with good battery backup is ok..kindly suggest ..
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octanote ver z!!!
I have rooted my S6 edge+ with custom rom via TWRP. Now I have just rooted back to stock rom (THL). But it drains my battery very fast overnight. What should I do to fix this?
Thanks guys!
Same here interested to know what's happening. Nothing in the battery manager but phone is always luke warm it's doing something.
nuzone said:
I have rooted my S6 edge+ with custom rom via TWRP. Now I have just rooted back to stock rom (THL). But it drains my battery very fast overnight. What should I do to fix this?
Thanks guys!
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I don't know for sure, but I saw very hi usage of supersu in wakelock detector... 2.78v had many issues with battery drains, don't know if 2.79v has...
How do you re-root to a stock ROM after you came from a custom one? Lmao. I'd assume either 1 of 2 things happened,
You didn't erase battery stats in battery manager at 100% then unplug charger before rebooting,
Or you still have a systemless root running and that's just a god awful way to root all around.
LilAnt530 said:
How do you re-root to a stock ROM after you came from a custom one? Lmao. I'd assume either 1 of 2 things happened,
You didn't erase battery stats in battery manager at 100% then unplug charger before rebooting,
Or you still have a systemless root running and that's just a god awful way to root all around.
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I re-rooted to stock rom just one step from custom one by downloaded official firmware from sammobile.com and flashed by using Odin. That's it. Then my s6 edge+ rebooted by itself.
So how can I erase battery stats? What should I do next?
Thanks
nuzone said:
I have rooted my S6 edge+ with custom rom via TWRP. Now I have just rooted back to stock rom (THL). But it drains my battery very fast overnight. What should I do to fix this?
Thanks guys!
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Just flash arter97 kernel is oke
I am looking for a TWRP flashable stock 10j rom, complete stock or close to that. Is there anything like that.
I don't care about modding much, just need a reliable rooted rom.
I tried a few different roms in the last few days, and all were having issues one way or another.
Stock rom is always is the most stable one.
I could use LGUP to go back to complete stock and then root again, just trying to save the trouble again.
I second this request. Having a hard time finding a ROM without something important broken.
suhridkhan said:
I am looking for a TWRP flashable stock 10j rom, complete stock or close to that. Is there anything like that.
I don't care about modding much, just need a reliable rooted rom.
I tried a few different roms in the last few days, and all were having issues one way or another.
Stock rom is always is the most stable one.
I could use LGUP to go back to complete stock and then root again, just trying to save the trouble again.
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Stock is definitely a solid choice in terms of stability. NotSoStock is close to stock but has kernel tweaks. Some of the others seem to have stock kernel but full of other audio/visual enhancements.
You could try the stock deodex debloated rom which is going to be as close to stock as you will get.
myiphonebroke said:
Stock is definitely a solid choice in terms of stability. NotSoStock is close to stock but has kernel tweaks. Some of the others seem to have stock kernel but full of other audio/visual enhancements.
You could try the stock deodex debloated rom which is going to be as close to stock as you will get.
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stock deodex debloated rom was never updated to 10j, that's the problem. It's still in 10d version.
suhridkhan said:
stock deodex debloated rom was never updated to 10j, that's the problem. It's still in 10d version.
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thought it was at least 10i. Any chance you know if there is documentation around about the changes through these versions? I haven't yet checked for those changes and actually still searching for good rom myself. I'm not a fan of the ones that can't use second screen at all.
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thought it was at least 10i. Any chance you know if there is documentation around about the changes through these versions? I haven't yet checked for those changes and actually still searching for good rom myself. I'm not a fan of the ones that can't use second screen at all.
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https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-32430
On all the stock roms you can use the second screen. OvrDrive, WETA, NotSoStock.... they are all good roms, just too much modification for my liking.
I would be happy if I could use a simple rooted stock rom with a custom kernel.
Has there been any change to this? I'm still looking for a stock TWRP flashable copy of 10j for the H918.
I made a twrp flashable stock 10j rom about a week ago. I did it for the same reasons you mentioned. It's not rooted, but I just flash magisk right after it. I'll try to upload it to mega tonight. It's not tested but it works fine for me.
texasaggie1 said:
I made a twrp flashable stock 10j rom about a week ago. I did it for the same reasons you mentioned. It's not rooted, but I just flash magisk right after it. I'll try to upload it to mega tonight. It's not tested but it works fine for me.
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Yeah please as I been looking for a zip as well
https://forum.xda-developers.com/v2...-firmwares-t3619671/post72616607#post72616607
Hello guys. I have a Galaxy S4 (TouchWiz Lollipop 5.0.1) that is rooted with KingRoot (I replaced KingRoot with SuperSU anyway), has a stock ROM, a custom kernel and TWRP recovery. I did install a custom kernel because I wanted to improve the performance and the battery life, but I noticed that even with tweaking settings a bit in STweaks , my battery life and overall performance hasn't improved. Especially the battery, it drains so fast.
My kernel is an Imperium Kernel (https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s4/i9505-develop/kernel-imperium-ll-kernel-v1-0-t3058867). I chose this one because it works well with stock ROM.
What I'm thinking is that I've been updating my phone from KitKat 4.2 but I've never wiped cache or factory reset anything, so maybe some "incompatibility" is causing this bad performance and battery drain?
If I wanted to factory reset my phone now from the TRWP recovery (without touching /system of course), would it cause incompatibility with the stock ROM and the custom kernel? And would it somehow help me improve my phone performance and battery duration?
Don't think so.
A custom ROM would make a true difference to general performance, but battery life may vary.
I found this ROM made by the same dev who made the kernel.
If I flash this, will it erase my current kernel?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s4/i9505-develop/rom-imperium-ll-v1-0-t3046889
zAndryZ said:
I found this ROM made by the same dev who made the kernel.
If I flash this, will it erase my current kernel?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s4/i9505-develop/rom-imperium-ll-v1-0-t3046889
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It's still TouchWiz. TouchWiz is not known for its performance, that's why many people choose AOSP or Lineage.
@Pwnycorn , could u help me?
First of all sorry that I asked a question here but I had to do this as I wasn't answered in my thread.
I flashed a custom Kernel and now I've lost my network signals. Although my phone detects sim card as I can see contacts but I'm unable to make call? When I installed stock rom nothing happened. I tried restoring boot.img with no luck as every time my phone doesn't even boot after restoring boot.img.
munimjaffer said:
@Pwnycorn , could u help me?
First of all sorry that I asked a question here but I had to do this as I wasn't answered in my thread.
I flashed a custom Kernel and now I've lost my network signals. Although my phone detects sim card as I can see contacts but I'm unable to make call? When I installed stock rom nothing happened. I tried restoring boot.img with no luck as every time my phone doesn't even boot after restoring boot.img.
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Then reflash your current ROM.
munimjaffer said:
@Pwnycorn , could u help me?
First of all sorry that I asked a question here but I had to do this as I wasn't answered in my thread.
I flashed a custom Kernel and now I've lost my network signals. Although my phone detects sim card as I can see contacts but I'm unable to make call? When I installed stock rom nothing happened. I tried restoring boot.img with no luck as every time my phone doesn't even boot after restoring boot.img.
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Not interrupting anything, as Pwnycorn already answered your question, just wanted to say that cross posting is forbidden here and against XDA Rulez.
Thanks in advance
Pwnycorn said:
Then reflash your current ROM.
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I know reflashing ROM would help but can't installing a custom Kernel help??
munimjaffer said:
I know reflashing ROM would help but can't installing a custom Kernel help??
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Wasn't your problem caused by this in the first place?
Pwnycorn said:
Then reflash your current ROM.
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Pwnycorn said:
Wasn't your problem caused by this in the first place?
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No sorry I mean if I flash a JB stock kernel to my KK rom, would it cause problems?
Sorry but I've got no idea about kernels.
munimjaffer said:
No sorry I mean if I flash a JB stock kernel to my KK rom, would it cause problems?
Sorry but I've got no idea about kernels.
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Of course it would! They are for different Android versions; it's like trying to put a cube into a triangle shaped hole.