yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erasure1969:
Ok Sun90 done that thanks, but the first time it happened using siyah that battery was dead in the morning and using Dorimanx the juice was 100% but phone was off, didn't have to take the battery out just used the power buttong to get it on
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vitalianoleone:
change kernel and restore default option for exTweaks using clokworkmod
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] erasure1969:
I've reset Extweaks in clockwork, cleared cache etc, Governor = HYPER and Deep-sleep, ondemand
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Troubadour666:
no problems with jelly king 1.5

Hello Everybody.

So this is one of rare place where i can post to tell everyone who use this ROM that it's works like a charm in my S2 with Siyah 4.1.4 Modem XXLPX.

sources i use to :

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31218484&postcount=436

Extweaks from

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1875573

and

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31202456&postcount=1752

have a look for services.jar optimized :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1869663

and

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1617219

I only want to share my experience ans perhaps help....

Hope this help too.

les fautes ? i'm French . c'est pour ça.

Whoaaaa V 1.6.2 is just MAGNIFIQUE !

http://imageshack.us/a/img24/9696/jellykingv162.jpg
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Young Hype:
When I tried upgrading my phone to ice cream sandwich the screen would just freeze at the Fido logo and wouldn't go any further. Now i cannot downgrade to gingerbread therefore could someone please post the new ice cream sandwich update for Fido so i can install it.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] igor45:
I'd be calling Fido if I were you. Obviously their screwup UNLESS you've modded your handset somehow in which case the variables that could've caused your error are great.

Just my 2bits worth.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Young Hype:
I already called Fido, they said to call Motorola for warrenty but I don't want to send the phone in and wait when I can do it myself. I just need the new Fido ICS OTA the was just released so I can flash it. Anyone?? Please
[Motorola Droid RAZR] QuickSkope:
sbf.droid-developers.org/umts_spyder/Fido_XT910_SignedLATAM_167-SLC-M33.1_P010_A003_CFC_1FF_fastboot.xml.zip

there you go
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Young Hype:
This is not the OTA version that was released last week. Anybody??
[Motorola Droid RAZR] tsench:
subscribe im on the same boat
[Motorola Droid RAZR] danifunker:
Can someone post the update.zip?
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Young Hype:
Could someone please post the Fido OTA ice cream sandwich update.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] tsench:
i just update mine with fido using this link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1739272&page=13
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheShane:
ALRIGHT. So, I don't think I've ever posted in here before, but I've been trying to think of ideas...

I got my phone stolen a while ago, and now it's turning up on my google Play as a Rogers when it was a Bell... Rogers doesn't have a I9000m, so somehow it's working with that, I assume the dude didn't wipe it and just unlocked it, so my gmail account is still able to access it...

SO, I'm wondering if there's a way to track it. I can't seem to use any apps that work in Canada. :(

But I've also used KIES with it, so is there like... maybe a way to find out some cached or saved app data that I can extract that identifies my phone? Like the IMEI or something?

I've tried numerous things but so far to no avail. I just need the IMEI, really. I can try to track it down from there.

Anything would be useful.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] iKoolkid:
Well I'd say this would be better in the greater general or q and a on the site, but for the imei, you had to have memorized it to know. Ask Google to see if they can track your account transactions and where they are.

Sent from my Olympus via Hermes.
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] khan_frd2002:
try Google this "find lost android phone"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lippol94:
Hello everybody :)

Let me introduce myself a little, as I'm new to the Galaxy Nexus forum.

I'm lippol94, young recognized developer over the I9000 forum :) The Samsung Galaxy S was and is my first and only Android device, but not for long. I'm about to get my Galaxy Nexus in a week, hence I started reading over and over all the kernel and rom threads to get to know thsi new universe.

While on the ROM side I'm still thinking if choosing CM10 or AOKP, I'm a little more puzzled about kernels.

In the I9000 I knew every kernel developer and specific features of each. Here I'm quite lost :laugh:

Reading around I found 3 kernels which I found suitable for me, basically because they keeps improving themselves every day,

Basically they are

Francisco Franco

Air Kernel

Nyan Kernel

I read very positive feedback on each thread but I'd like to know your experiences. A little face off.

What do you think about them?

I'd like to get replies from those who tried them all, to get a trustable feedback.

what I'm looking for is something with great (and I underline GREAT) battery life.

Obviously without sacrifying performance.

Thank you so much in advance!

I wish you a nice day!

:)

lippol94
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miguelm75:
hi there :)

IMO Franco Kernel is the best. and there is app for that ;) very good one.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lippol94:
Why? :)

I mean, what I'm looking for is something with great (and I underline GREAT) battery life.

Obviously without sacrifying performance.

In addition, I saw Franco kernel is having many problems with keeping settings I apply within his app.

Thoughts?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crixley:
Francs has the worst battery life..

trinity has the best imo, though that wasn't on your list. a lot of people swear by lean kernel for battery life too
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miguelm75:
hmm, if not Franco's, maybe faux123's?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lippol94:
Mmh the main reason why I haven't considered trinity is because it lacks of updates since a month. Maybe it's because is super stable / super fast etc but to me it's because he's working on another device (Nexus 7 i think). Is that so good?

No thoughts about air and nyan? Comments on their threads were promising!

Talking about lean, I read about lags (?), slowdowns (?) with his kernel. Maybe that's why it has such a good battery life :P

Again, why? :D

To me it's not enough just a name because I could simply write down all the kernel names and pick one by chance :D

The reason why I decided to ask in this thread is because I want real feedback.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crixley:
Why update something constantly if it's working perfectly?

I have had no issues with trinity stable 35..

the others I've all found problematic in some way.

I haven't tested lean kernel though I hear a lot about it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lippol94:
Mmh interesting :)

How long does it last your batetry with Trinity? :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crixley:
I get five hours of screen on time, compared to three with all others I've tried.

exact same settings as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] miguelm75:
i had best battery life both on Franco's and faux123's kernels, and bad on Morfic's kernel, that's why :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crixley:
that goes against every other kernel thread I've read on this topic lol..

So unless you didn't touch settings at all, it is a common consensus that lean and trinity have best battery life
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Guiding.God:
Having tried Franco, Lean, Air and Trinity, I settled on Trinity 1536/384 stable-35 with a simple AOSP JB rom. Haven't had a problem since flashing it, the ROM is smooth and snappy and I have had better life than with other configs/combos. I think Morfic has several experimental builds for Trinity which get updated/changed pretty regularly, the 'no update since a month or more' only applies to the stable version and imho why fix it if it's not broken lol.

What sort of battery life would you consider 'good'? Everyone's usage and device is diff. For me, close to 5 hrs screen on is very good and that's what I get with Trinity. I'd say pick a couple of popular roms and kernels and give them both a shot for a week or so.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lippol94:
ROM? Custom settings? :)

I kinda like faux kernel!

Thank you :)

For great battery life I mean, being able to plug my device off at 7 and being able to get to 21/22 without having to charge it with a mixed usage of 3g/WiFi and Whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter, Gmail running in background all the time.

5 hours of screen on would be great and in line with other kernels but reading on Trinity thread i Saw many people complaining about battery life (referring to experimental though).

The thing is that Trinity thread is so caotic :cyclops: It's hard to find things.

In addition, I might be redundant but I was extremely pleased by this screenshot:

http://rootzwiki.com/topic/32661-kerneljb-nyan-kernel-beta-3/page__st__20#entry923567

Nyan Kernel.

What makes me tempted by this kernel is the pegasusQ governor, which seems built for multi-core devices.

Thoughts? :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] beekay201:
as a former i9000 user, i would suggest another ex-i9000 user's kernel: fugumod.

still, there's a lot of threads on this, not to mention that the same kernel can have mixed results on 2 devices, all depends on your usage.

Sent from my i9250
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lippol94:
Doesn't it lack of many features?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] T-Keith:
A lot of people looking like trinity, but for me it makes the colors all messed up. Of you like updates and messing around francos app let's you do that and also includes stuff for leankernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] crixley:
That's why you change the color settings ;) you can use any kernel ap....

I use the Franco app with trinity kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] AndyGnex:
Some phones are 'allergic' to kernels with linaro integration..

Probably why my phone only get along well with franco and stutters with anything else.

There's also that ramdisk thingy that i dont quite understand, but if you're using franco's before, make sure u did the necessary steps to release the space that it uses.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rnjsgurwn96:
Nyan seems to be VERY unstable for my phone. It lag spikes about every 30 seconds for 5 seconds when I play high-end games like modern combat 3. I'm not very sure how much battery it saves you though. But from how it feels, better than franco. I currently use franco's kernel. I haven't had any problems related to graphical performance, but it probably won't save you much battery at all.. very nice performance though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
i guess that you ignored the fact that trinity kernel was updated august 28th.. check the experimental tab.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 95Z28:
+1 for Trinity. Its updated frequently, just morfic is very choosy on labelling stable. I've been running alpha 52 of trinity with no problems for about a week.

And battery life is great, with data, sync, and auto brightness on the entire time I can still get 4½ hours display time in a 20+ hour day.

Edit: And I don't OC/UV so I always run his 1344/307 versions.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
Seriously a recognized developer asking what's the best kernel. Smh

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
I've tried every single kernel available for the GNEX and I currently rate them as follows:

1. AIR

2. Popcorn, INK & James Bond

3. Faux, CNA100, GLaDOS & Lean

4. Franco, Kernel Sanders, Fugu & Speedy

5. Nyan & Trinity

These are just my opinions based on how they work on my phone.

AIR is the most consistent for me.

CNA100 is surprisingly good except that it doesn't have interactive governor.

Before anyone decides to flame me because of how I have personally rated their favourite kernel, please know that I do not care about your opinion whatsoever!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lippol94:
I read your other posts here, I must confess that I don't like your attitude.

You think yourself to be a smartypants just because you're here from much longer.

Thanks to the other users here, now I have a more consistent knowledge about most valid kernels and their positive and negative points.

Just because I'm a recognized developer (got thanks to my work on the I9000) it doesn't mean that I know everything about any device in any forum!!

I don't have a Galaxy Nexus either atm! Spent so many hours reading pages back in time in every thread, and I wanted to share and compare my thoughts with most experienced users here. I like talking and discussing about things with other guys without assuming that my ideas are correct. Isn't forums made for that??

I don't see what's wrong. It's called humbleness. Which you don't have at all.

Please come back to the Olympus.

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lippol94:
Thanks! :)

Yeah I realized that after a few deeper readings. That's because I checked morfic's git repository, which is updated to the latest stable and nothing more.

Found experimental releases later :)

Thanks!

:highfive: Thanks :)

I think I'm gonna go with Trinity and Lean!

HAHAHA :D Thank you so much for the feedback man :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mbh87:
You just need to try them all and decide which is best for you. Just because people give you suggestions and feedback for their favorite doesnt mean you are going to have the exact same experience with it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
Np bro.

Fan of your work that was ported for the Captivate...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
Thats just who i am nobody said you had to like it. My point is.. you're asking for "whats the best" by comparing the three which is "no-no" nobody can tell you what kernel is the best and there is no way to justify which is the best. When you do recieve your nexus.. try them out for yourself and see which one you like the most. That is the only way, and i ask questions too... just because its not as often doesnt mean i dont have humility. I can humbly man up when im wrong, this would not be one of those times.

Oh and welcome. :silly:

Also you're one to judge so quickly.. just becuase you've read a few of my posts.. doesnt mean you know me. If i was a **** all the time... and acted like i knew everything.. would i be a recognized anything... or have over 3000+ thanks. Not to play on my "rep" but seriously i'm not who you make me out to be.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
Lol he's just trying to get a general consensus so he can add to his list or eliminate from it what kernel works best for most and which not to consider!

It's the weekend guys....relax a little!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
its just trinitys(morfics) system of rotation. they all start as "experimentals"(actually most are stable) and eventually graduate to release status if they pass user experience. but some of the experimentals are just tests for future experimental kernels ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lippol94:
What I don't understand is the necessary feeling people have to mock users just because they feel somehow superior.

What I'm trying to do is to get a list of what to try and what not to.

Basically because there are so many kernels and my school is about to start, just when I'm about to get my Nexus. Ok?

So I don't have time to test all the 10+ kernels around and I wanted to compare my thoughts (which I have from reading forum pages) and users' thoughts (which are actually using those kernels).

Does it sound less silly to you now?

In any case, thanks.

:)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lippol94:
Thank you Elisha for understanding my point.

;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flastnoles11:
You're missing the point uber is trying to make! He is simply saying that no matter what people say in this thread about those kernels doesn't mean you will have the same experience with it... its like asking what's the best rom, there isn't one, its all personal preference... I have 2 of the same phone (epic 4g) and they never react exactly the same to the same setups (same rom, kernel, theme, etc...) you will have to try them out to see what reacts to YOUR phone the best... what works for one, may not for another... and lay off of uber, he's a good guy! ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Petrovski80:
These threads are about as useful as asking for people's favorite color. You think you gain information because of the feedback, but all you get is opinions based on feelings. Say 20 folks recommend kernel x, and say kernel y sucks. Useful, you'd say. Post the same question again after two weeks. Now you'll get 20 folks who say kernel x sucks, kernel y is sort of ok but no longer updated and kernel z is the only way to go. You try kernel z, turns out you don't like it, and you finally flash kernel w and love it.

In short: you might as well ask on a car's enthusiasts forum what the best motor oil for engine x is. Entertaining discussion with a lot of different recommendations? Certainly! Helpful? Hardly.

Uber's response points out he expected a kernel dev to know this.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flastnoles11:
Exactly this ^^^
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
Flast you sneaky... how's it going! :D

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
I really don't know why some of you really take so much time to put someone down when the easier option would be to let it go?

Just because you guys have think this thread is not helpful to you does not mean its not helpful to someone else.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lippol94:
Thank you Petrovski80 for poiting it out kindly.

The thing is that nobody asked anyone their thoughts about kernel discussions.

The only thing I needed to know is what kernel to start on testing, because I might not have so much time to try them all.

I don't think it's that bad, believe me or not, users' feedback was helpful. Will it be wrong? I'll accept that!

:)

What I don't like is people making fun of others just because they posted a question. Is it necessary?

They could have provided their personal thoughts liek the other or not answer at all.

It's ok. But why trying to argue with someone at any cost?

These are my two cents. I hope to have other and better talks with all of you guys in the Development area :)

Thank you so much!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flastnoles11:
Who's arguing? Other than you apparently?

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Seens how this threads a waste of time I will just post a hello back here... lmao! Everythings good man! How's that nexus treating you? Hopefully getting mine in the next couple weeks.. then I can be back with most of my epic buddies!

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I don't understand how a thread like this is useful at all... every kernel is going to react to EVERY phone differently... not everyone uses their phones the same way so there is now way to tell someone what the best kernel for performance or battery life is... its absolutely impossible to predict how something that works fine for YOUR setup will react to someone elses set up... a dev of any kind should know that....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ÜBER™:
I'm not making fun of you in any way. Im trying to help you realize these questions are pointless. They honestly don't help. Its just a bag of opinions. And just like Butt's everybody has one... and they all stink. :D

Can't wait! Man to bad Kenny doesn't like AOSP :rolleyes:.

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
So now you're representing all GNEX owners?

People can think for themselves and decide whether or not something is useful to them.

Way to alienate a future GNEX dev.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] simms22:
ugh.. :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flastnoles11:
If he's a dev, and he's asking which kernel he should use, he shouldn't be developing things... a dev which asks which kernel or rom to use is a dev who's work I will never use... :D:rolleyes: and when did I ever represent every gnex user? Alls I said is this thread isn't useful, and its not... full of opinions, not facts... your opinion on what is the best is not useful (because what's best for you or gets great battery life for you may not for others...) its your opinion, nothing more, nothing less...

Teach a person a day how to search!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lippol94:
Don't worry. I won't look for you :)

To me the entire discussion is over :)

Again, thank you all you've helped!

Have a nice day!

@UBER: Sorry for any misunderstanding. I hope to have other entertaining talks, maybe agreeing on something ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] LNJ:
If you have a problem with this thread, report to a mod. Stop crapping in it!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flastnoles11:
Same goes for you... at least I was semi on topic... your post (as this one of mine) is not... no need to reply to me if you don't like what I'm saying... just move on... take your own advice...

Teach a person a day how to search!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Petrovski80:
Good luck with developing your kernel. If you publish it, chances are I'll try it. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyhook:
I understand that nobody can say what will work best for an individual, however, science is now exploring a concept called "crowd wisdom" which basically says the average opinion of a large sample tends to be accurate.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] flastnoles11:
Not always true... and this happens to be one of those times.... again, it all depends on how you use your phone which kernel will get you the best battery life without sacrificing performance... doesn't matter if 100 people say this one is better, alls that means is that one is better for THEM.. might not be for you... op I really hope you find the time to just test the kernels yourself instead of relying on others opinions... opinions are like ********, everyone has one, and most of them stink...

Teach a person a day how to search!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyhook:
Your opinion is just that, but I respect your ability to believe whatever you want.

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Not to mention, we have freedom of speech. What is so wrong with asking what people's experiences are with kernels? It may not mean a majority consensus will work for him, but it's a discussion. Not to mention, why do we have kernel threads at all? By some individual's logic, devs should just post their work and nobody should discuss because it's all opinion and personal...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] gagb1967:
I have to agree with über. :eek:

For some reason each kernel combined with different Roms and even apps usage will give you different results. You already made a decision choosing only 3 kernels. I believe that is a great base to give the 3 of them a chance.

Good luck