Hey guys,
I'm using a OnePlus2 running on a RR 6 custom rom (oreo)
Can you guys suggest me some good kernels?
My requirements would be optimized battery life along with performance
I play games occasionally mainly PUBG
I have some questions to shoot as well:
1. Do i need to root for installing a kernel ?
2. Do i need to re install my os clean while installing a kernel?
3.Will network signal strength be affected with kernel installation?
That's pretty much it,
Thanks in advance
1) no, you dont need rot to install kernel but you need root to change its settings
2) no
3) maybe but pretty much sure that no.
and one more thing, you should post this questions in troubleshoot and Q/A section not in development
Try NoGravity Kernel
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Hello to all xda Members.
Since my SE mimmi is dead, ive buyd a GT-S5369 and i love it so far
Rooting, delete bloatware and so on was no problem at all (very good guides here)
I want mod more my Young and i have some questions (if i am in the wrong section please move it)
I have currently running the Stock Rom 2.3.6, rooted and cleaned and with few build.prop tweaks so far.
Ive read that the stock rom has not graphical modding potential, is that correct in fact?
There are Tons of Rom in the Development Section and
no panic i dont want to ask for the Best rom
I have one eye on Creed 3.5, is this rom for daily use (stable) or has it any bugs?
What about the Battery drain is it better than Stock?
Can i throttle CPU Speed in this Custom Rom?
or do i need a Custom Kernel?
Is there a one klick solution to Backup my Current Rom with all Messages (over 4000), Browser Bookmarks, settings, Apps and so on?
Thank you for any answer.
vitafit said:
Hello to all xda Members.
Since my SE mimmi is dead, ive buyd a GT-S5369 and i love it so far
Rooting, delete bloatware and so on was no problem at all (very good guides here)
I want mod more my Young and i have some questions (if i am in the wrong section please move it)
I have currently running the Stock Rom 2.3.6, rooted and cleaned and with few build.prop tweaks so far.
Ive read that the stock rom has not graphical modding potential, is that correct in fact?
There are Tons of Rom in the Development Section and
no panic i dont want to ask for the Best rom
I have one eye on Creed 3.5, is this rom for daily use (stable) or has it any bugs?
What about the Battery drain is it better than Stock?
Can i throttle CPU Speed in this Custom Rom?
or do i need a Custom Kernel?
Is there a one klick solution to Backup my Current Rom with all Messages (over 4000), Browser Bookmarks, settings, Apps and so on?
Thank you for any answer.
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1) Stock rom is the most stable rom. No other rom can match it.
2) battery drain depends on the kernel configs primarily and then on your usage.
3)Merruks kernel allows CPU overclocking. The kernel will work with creeds 3.5
4)take a nandroid backup for backing up the complete rom( including messages, apps, kernel etc.)
5)i haven't used this rom but i can surely answer these questions b'coz i searched for the answers.
Moral of the story: Search in google or even in xda.
good luck.
Yes. Stock Rom is the best. But if you're asking if creeds rom has many bugs, i'll say no. Only one. The youtube app. You can't sign in if you have account there. But you can download the old one instead.
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Y
Creeds Rom V3.5- Hells Fusion #50
Hey guys, I'm new here.. like super new and that's why I can't post to The Best CM12.1 CyanogenMod 12.1 ROM For Lenovo A6000/Plus (Stable) thread.
I would love to flash this rom. Stock KK is so slow and hanging every time I try to run more than one app (Spotify + Snapchat? Impossible!) But here is the thing. I've never did that before. I guess I know how to flash TWRP recovery and the actual ROM but I have no clue what to do with so many kernels.
My questions are:
1. Why do I need flash some kernel? I just want functional phone for everyday use with the best peformance+battery backup. I'm not looking for some "everyday flashing something new.". so can I just flash the rom without any addiotional kernel?
2. Dolby! I love music and I love Dolby. Can I flash Dolby Atmos?
3. Nobody is talking about heavy RAM usage (like Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram - that's all I need actually). I know, 1 Gb is not many but I was suprised when my friend's 1GB ram phone can handle running Snapchat, Messenger and Spotify in one time without any significant lag! HOW?!
4. What is No Optimization? Why do I need it? What is this good for?
5. What is screen blinking bug? I just want to know if I wouldn't mind it.
6. Is there any guide how to revert back to Kitkat stock rom? I'm always trying to be safe.
7. In Kitkat there's possibility to swap internal storage and SD card. Is it presented also here?
Thank you so much for your answers! Really guys! And sorry, my English is bad, I know.
Have a nice day.
i will be glad to guide you
1-make a backup for every thing in twrp recovery savet in ext sd -just in case
2-as a beginner don't disturb your self withe custom kernel section
3-just download the rom and update 11 and gapps
4-no optimization for advanced users who are like to use their own optimization
5-blinking bug is bug common in this rom the screen goes off for 1 sec and turn on again
6-you have to try the rom by your self to judge it for me it is the best rom i have in this device
Adiik said:
Hey guys, I'm new here.. like super new and that's why I can't post to The Best CM12.1 CyanogenMod 12.1 ROM For Lenovo A6000/Plus (Stable) thread.
I would love to flash this rom. Stock KK is so slow and hanging every time I try to run more than one app (Spotify + Snapchat? Impossible!) But here is the thing. I've never did that before. I guess I know how to flash TWRP recovery and the actual ROM but I have no clue what to do with so many kernels.
My questions are:
1. Why do I need flash some kernel? I just want functional phone for everyday use with the best peformance+battery backup. I'm not looking for some "everyday flashing something new.". so can I just flash the rom without any addiotional kernel?
2. Dolby! I love music and I love Dolby. Can I flash Dolby Atmos?
3. Nobody is talking about heavy RAM usage (like Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram - that's all I need actually). I know, 1 Gb is not many but I was suprised when my friend's 1GB ram phone can handle running Snapchat, Messenger and Spotify in one time without any significant lag! HOW?!
4. What is No Optimization? Why do I need it? What is this good for?
5. What is screen blinking bug? I just want to know if I wouldn't mind it.
6. Is there any guide how to revert back to Kitkat stock rom? I'm always trying to be safe.
7. In Kitkat there's possibility to swap internal storage and SD card. Is it presented also here?
Thank you so much for your answers! Really guys! And sorry, my English is bad, I know.
Have a nice day.
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i shall make a video tutorial on how to flash cyanogenmod 12.1 on a6000 by tonight =)
i have a question too that which rom is stable, ive tried cyanogenmod 12.1 but it lags i believe it hits a bottleneck limit causing it to lag because i cant seem to browse websites on chrome in peace without it hanging for a few...is there any other stable lollipop rom which doesnt consume too much RAM or should i add a custom kernel to squeeze out more performance
u5man4 said:
i shall make a video tutorial on how to flash cyanogenmod 12.1 on a6000 by tonight =)
i have a question too that which rom is stable, ive tried cyanogenmod 12.1 but it lags i believe it hits a bottleneck limit causing it to lag because i cant seem to browse websites on chrome in peace without it hanging for a few...is there any other stable lollipop rom which doesnt consume too much RAM or should i add a custom kernel to squeeze out more performance
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Custom kernels r used to squeeze more power and performance, so that u can get the most out of ur phone. If u know how to use custom kernels, dn go ahead with the flashing of ur preferred custom kernel. All ur hanging and lagging isues will be minimized at a great level. I personally prefer telo kernel by Mr. AW., and used the balanced setting given by ED300, and some settings that satisfy me, i haven't faced any lag thereafter.
Good luck!!
Hi All,
Just wanting some recommendation on which Custom ROM to use if I want to use my I9505 mainly for gaming (emulation). Currently it is stock running 4.4.2 as it failed to install the OTA update.
I have managed to install TWRP onto it.
I have looked into LineageOS 14.1 but I have read that the battery suffers a lot (only lats a couple of hours apparently?) not sure if this is true though. As I want to use this for gaming ideally I would like this to last as long as possible without compromising performance.
Many thanks
Kimmy
kimmy2000 said:
Hi All,
Just wanting some recommendation on which Custom ROM to use if I want to use my I9505 mainly for gaming (emulation). Currently it is stock running 4.4.2 as it failed to install the OTA update.
I have managed to install TWRP onto it.
I have looked into LineageOS 14.1 but I have read that the battery suffers a lot (only lats a couple of hours apparently?) not sure if this is true though. As I want to use this for gaming ideally I would like this to last as long as possible without compromising performance.
Many thanks
Kimmy
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Although ROM suggestions isn't recommended here, but best gaming experience is in stock ROM or stock based ROMs like wanam's ROM..., it would become better if there is a kernel with GPU and CPU OC..
Okay so Ive come up a pretty simple way to get really good gaming performance on the Redmi Note 3, while still being able to use all ur other daily apps like social media and stuff, altho idk if anyone has done this before...
So basically i realized that everyone keeps talking about different ROMs and Kernels, which ive tried a lot of, but my main problem always was when i started to install the daily apps that I need like Facebook, messenger, whatsapp, and so on. And ive not seen any game booster or anything which can actually improve ram performance enough to play games after installing all these dozens of apps that I need. In android they say that "free ram is wasted ram", but for gaming context its definitely not true.
So my simple solution was this: To dualboot two different ROMs : One for daily usage and one for gaming, So after trying a lot of stuff, what I've done is ive used DualBoot Patcher to boot ABC ROM Oreo with stock kernel (or radon or agni, but sometimes they cause bootloops on some builds) as my primary ROM, and then installed NitrogenOS Nougat + Radon kernel in gaming mode as my secondary ROM in the /dual partition or /data partition if u dont have enough space (I usually install picogapps to have more free space in /system).
And then I install all my games to NOS and also use link2sd to link the data to my SD Card.
This works really really well for me because whenever i want to game, i can just switch to this rom and it plays all games extremely smooth. PUBG works on the highest settings without any lag at all. So thats basically what you need to do.
I have mentioned these two roms because they work very well for me, but it is possible to use any other ROM of ur choice too. But, an oreo rom cannot be installed in the secondary partition so only install nougat roms, or marshmallow roms
I'm providing links to the various things mentioned here:
DualBoot Patcher:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-3/development/mod-dual-boot-patcher-t3529570
ABC Rom:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-3/development/rom-abc-rom-t3729629
Radon Kernel:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-3/development/kernel-t3414884
NitrogenOS :
https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-3/development/rom-nitrogen-os-11-01-2017-t3536211
For Gapps just use Picogapps or microgapps or anything from Opengapps (whatever u like).
P.S. I'm still a noob at this Android stuff and XDA stuff and ive only tried to share something from my own experience... If there is anything wrong or anything i can improve please let me know :3 Also, all the credits for all the softwares go to their respective developers. This is just a simple guide to help other people who may have faced similar issues like me.
If someone is unable to follow this guide and would like a more in depth and step by step guide to doing this, then please let me know and i will make a post with more details about this
Please hit the 'Thanks' button if this helped you
Happy Gaming
in nos oreo there is lag howyou are able tp play pubg there explain or is any special zip u flash explain
abhishek biswas said:
in nos oreo there is lag howyou are able tp play pubg there explain or is any special zip u flash explain
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Nono, not NOS Oreo, I used NOS Nougat. NOS Oreo is good as a daily driver for ur primary ROM (or ABC ROM too). For gaming, use NOS Nougat as the secondary ROM.... Nougat roms work well for gaming,
NOS N with Radon is not good for daily usage ? Any problems with using NOS N as the primary ROM ?
vizal96 said:
NOS N with Radon is not good for daily usage ? Any problems with using NOS N as the primary ROM ?
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It definitely is good for daily usage, but if you install a lot of apps then it tends to slow down a bit. So if u want u can use NOS N as a primary rom too, but if you install only gaming apps on the secondary rom, then it will continue to run very fast. My guide was intended for those like me who tend to install dozens of apps ( even a hundred) that will slow down performance for gaming a lot...
Does miui supports dualboot? Miui is a beast in daily usage with its features but terrible gaming performance
Really miss radon kernel...the best kernel for gaming. Radon kernel with headphone jack fix? Is it possible? Just confused. Im only can use agni kernel because audio jack issue
PS: i found a kernel based on radon with customized option (include jack fix issue), its called "padon kernel", but im only found padon for oreo. Any idea where i can found padon kernel for nougat?
yousif atia said:
Does miui supports dualboot? Miui is a beast in daily usage with its features but terrible gaming performance
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Yes MIUI can work if you use it as the primary ROM. Check out the dualboot thread to see how to make it work
Can you tell how you make Dual Patcher work?
The TWRP you are using, how yo install the ROMS and configure Dual Patcher, because i tried several times and i can't make it work
Hi! Im looking for some roms and/or kernels that improve the performance of OOS Stock with stock kernel, if someone use the OOS stock rom with some custom kernel and it work better than full stock I would thank if you can share to me what kernel and what settings do you use with that kernel and the same with someone using custom roms!
Also, if you are root, what modules of magisk or mods do you use? To improve battery or thing like that!
To all who can answer this, thank you it would be very useful to me!
Read the forum. There is plenty put there with the info you are looking for
Check out Threads in the development rom/kernel section for this 8 Pro device here:
OnePlus 8 Pro ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other
Improve your OnePlus 8 Pro 's battery life, performance, and look by rooting it and installing a custom ROM, kernel, and more.
forum.xda-developers.com