yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ahmetce:
While updating my (K-jam) with Aku rom, my ppc's battery get out of charge and updating interrupted.

I tried to power on the device but no answer. I put it to charge and connect to my computer , charging led doesn't light also I could not get into bootloader mode
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ahmetce:
yokmuuuuuuuuuuuuu anlayan?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] yunus:
sat aletı yenısını al derım senınkı 300 350 eder uzerıne bıraz ver al yenısını ugrasma derım sana
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] ahmetce:
ama cihazın jtag kablo şemsını bulsak kablusunu yapsak ölü rom düzeliyormuş bu kabloyu nasıl yapa biliriz anlayan varmı?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] tuketici:
Jtag Kablo şeması

Her ne kadar bu bir Qtek için de olsa bir fikir verir diye düşündüm. Bir gelişme kaydedersenizbana da bildirin. Elimde bir MDA Vario var.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramsen23:
Ways that i can do with my Arc S?

Rooted

4.0.4 587 stock

Locked Bootloader(Unlock Bootloader NO)
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] popthosegaskets:
You can't do much unless you unlock your bootloader...

僕のINO2から送られてきた
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramsen23:
:( . *sigh* i guess i cant unleash the monster here :(
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Swapnil Kadlag:
U can use greenify, seeder,pimp my rom apps & some scripts

But root required
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kohf1driver:
disable system app

Try to disable all apps related to Timescape

It can free up some ram
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Someguyfromhell:
Use Greenify, you can get it from Play Store.

You can install stock ICS based custom ROMs.

Avoid using task killers.

Remove unnecessary system apps, with file explorer (ES File Explorer for example) or via another app (Titanium Backup). List of apps with explanation - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1089470

This has improved performance on stock ICS as well. Quoted from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2372363
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ramsen23:
Like What Scripts?
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tony3577:
To speed up the UI, you can also disable animation.

Turn off:

Settings--> Developer -->Window animation scale

and

Settings--> Developer -->Transition animation scale
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DjDexter5GHz:
Best way to speed up phone is to delete system apps with Titanium backup (when rooted phone) and free up space. Other apps will run much faster, battery life will increase, etc... You can find list of apps that you can safely remove, here on xda, just search.
[Xperia Arc Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] therealwhore:
hi bye
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheDareDevil:
Simple Question. Why are you using the ROM and Kernel that you are using. What does it give you that makes you stick with it?

ROM: - CyanogenMod 11

The most popular ROM available. Has some really good features and provides quick updates. Though I am thinking of switching to another ROM because it's become real slow now.

Kernel - - DirtyV

Definitely the most popular Kernel on the forums now. Much faster than CM stock Kernel. Battery life is average.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Carlos_Manuel:
ROM - Dreams – Because it's my built and it has everything what I need. ;)

Kernel - AOSPA kernel with some minor changes by me – Because I don't flash custom kernels. ––Soon 3.4 kernel when it works on tuna! ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lemonspeakers:
I've tried several roms and ultimaetly, I got tired of flashing a new rom every week (sometimes 3-4x a week) and I landed on Vanir with their stock kernel.

It's not amazingly great, but it will do until I found one that better.

Anyone?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isajoo:
Have tested every ROM to date from 4.2 to 4.4.2 and I still have been using PA 4.1.2 ROM w/Zen kernel combo for the past 1.5 yrs, since it's the only one that works exactly like I want and also stable.

Main features being full tablet mode w/status/navigation/notification bar all at the bottom(if needed) but mostly used in extended desktop mode w/out the crappy built-in ROM PIE Controls, fully functioning stock browser:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Godra:
LiquidSmooth - many features but no slowdowns like on some other ROMs

Fancy or DirtyV - constant and frequent updates to make them even better
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TheDareDevil:
How is the battery life like on LiquidSmooth?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Godra:
Its hard for me to tell as my battery is pretty old and last really short on every combination but I guess its fine as most people say so. :p
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] isajoo:
How old is your battery?

Cause it shouldn't be much older then mines and I'm still getting a full days worth of battery life from 4.1.2 ROM.

That's including 40+ mins of BT audio streaming in the car(BT is never ever toggled off), 20+ mins of talk time, all play store updates are auto over data, push email, weather/stock widgets update every 30 mins on home screen and screen set to auto brightness.

Might be worth it to buy a replacement battery.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Godra:
I never bought another battery, so its around year and 7-8 months. I would buy it but Im thinking to buy new phone soon anyway so thats the reason I stuck with this poor battery. And I know battery is not that old but I charge it like 2 times at least everyday, maybe thats the reason it lost some of its capacity.

Anyway, your resulsts are amazing, espcialy BT turned on all time
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sesme:
Rom: SlimKat Stable 4

Kernel: Dirty V SR 3.26 Nephilim's settings
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Atento:
Vanir + SmithyV. Fast and simple.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Max94h:
PA 3.99 + Fancy Pre51

JellyBean feels more stable than KitKat roms!

Inviato dal mio Galaxy Nexus utilizzando Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ed V:
Vanir 4.3.1 Final with standard kernel

Super stable and very fast + no problem with the well known memory leak/bug after a few days :good: :cool:

.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Amboh:
Shiny ROM - I've tried some ROMs and this is the most stable and fast imho

franco.Kernel r396
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shrirang44:
Cm remix with default kernel. Awesome rom and kernel

sorry if my english hurts someone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] atoyu:
CM11 snapshot + build in kernel

use many rom and kernel before, some of them very smooth and fast, but not stable most of the time when flash an update.

CM11 snapshot build give me the best what i want.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nachiket_xda:
Rom: CM11 - Dont know why

Kernel: Fancy forever
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] pvkiniyan95:
LiquidSmooth + DirtyV or SmittyV, total badass performance and bleeding edge commits :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] his_majesty:
CM11 Snapshot + DirtyV-SR

CM is really stable and pretty close to the stock while having few useful features.

Dirty-V is suuuuper smooth and SR version gives additional RAM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] shark3112:
resurrection + fancy 45. super smooth and fast
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] stead2120:
AOKP 4.0.4 Rom, it just works, it's fast and responsive, wifi tethering works with the access control feature. ICS also supports flash natively as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SpiderWolf:
I dO really search for a ROM close to stock one sO i can instal just what i need

Any Idea?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sui785:
Vanir latest nightly with Vanir's own kernel, I used to have CM11 but the nightly builds started to be very unstable(I had random reboots and bad performance) so I switched to Vanir which has good performance and no reboots at all.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrgnex:
Stock rom. Or if you want 4.4 then try Shiny.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Juice3250:
C-rom 4.4.2 with Franco r-396 kernel.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Litening0815:
CM-Remix with stock kernel.

Fast + Stable and many option's.

CU

Litening
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] HesterPrynne:
Currently using LiquidSmooth + DirtyV-SRS. About once a week I'll flash Carbon and PA to see what they've added.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] islandak:
C-Rom w/ Default

C-Rom 4.4.2 w/ Default

It's been running great except the screen sometimes take a while to wake up.

It seems like it happens when I take the phone out of my pocket or pick it up off the table. The auto screen lock and my pressing off the power button don't play nicely.

The launcher sometimes freezes and reboots too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] :
mahdi and dirtyv
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Reinvented:
Straight up CM11, and DirtyV

Stability is good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Whiteboy_cannon:
I usually switch between cm remix, liquid, and c-rom. Usually with Franco or lean kernel with touch wake. Still trying to find the best combinations for battery life. Any combination has great performance. Still trying to get that great battery life.

---------- Post added at 10:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:18 PM ----------

I also really enjoyed resurrection remix. I may have to give that another flash
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] KingWickedd:
CM-Remix with stock kernel.

One of the most stable kitkat roms out there for galaxy nexus

plus u get all those goodies from other roms too ;)

its really smooth for me with a few minor and ignorable glitches of course :P

but the battery life is something which annoys me a little :(

i am not sure which kernel i should be trying with the rom for relatively better battery life :(
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Sdobron:
Omnimetal with faux123. Switched away from CM11 after the disaster of the theme manager roll out. I've heard it's fixed but CM has become too bloated. Omni is lighter and gives me all the features I need.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] DaBe77:
I am using Omnimetal too, but with DirtyV kernel. Its fast and smooth with gold battery life. I came also from CM 11.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] lostman.it:
Rom: Vanir

Kernel: DirtyV RSR
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] xg33kx:
FML 4.4.2-20140429

Kernel that came with FML

Stable, fast, pretty feature-rich KitKat rom from a great dev. I'm a bit behind on updates, getting around to preparing for the newest one. Some awesome features I've been waiting for in the last few updates :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] djsarab:
ROM: Ressurection remix 5.1.4

Kernel: Dirty V-SR 3.0.101

Great rom with a lot of features and to top that the dev updates it quite regularly. Good battery life too (Using Nephilim's kernel settings)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Mrmoves:
ROM: CM11 Newest Nightly

Kernel: Standard CM11

Best battery life so far!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] BrotherCheese:
SlimKat build 5

Stock SlimKat kernel. Thinking about trying MPOKang though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jibralee:
ROM: CM

quite good though still unstable

Kernel: Dirty V

good at high OC :D
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] skycity8888:
ROM:CM-REMIX-Burst

smooth and fast. lots of features!

Kernel: KK or francy
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jackie_alden:
I've changed from slimkat to omnimetal yesterday. Well, it's the best rom i've ever tryed! All is smooth and fast, and it has all the features that i need! I kept the metalspring's dirtyV because it's my favourite kernel, and this version run really good. I've some questions, but i cannot reply on the thread on developer's section, so i try to ask here: 1) in the settings menu there's a tab calling "performance" that looking similar to the trickster mod, which i use from a lot of time. Who's have priority for the settings? Trickster will be bypassed by performance tab? ( i hope my question is clear XD ); 2) is it possible to get back the standard theme for messaging and appstore? I dont like too much this black. Thanks for the replies dude :D

Inviato dal mio Galaxy Nexus utilizzando Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aniketkuber:
Still using cataclysm 4.3.. For me this is the best rom.. No 4.4 rom feels as smooth as this.. By the way I use aksp grande as my kernel..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sui785:
VaniAOSP with DirtyV kernel and Nephilim's settings
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nothing2lose01:
I've been using CM 11 monthly builds but switched to paranoid android. both with stock kernels. I've had an issue with data on both roms. It would say that I am on 4g, however, when I use the internet, it would say I am offline. Is anyone else getting this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrgnex:
If you didnt adjust anything in the performance app youll be fine. What rom are you using? I have a white messaging app. Maybe there is an option within the app for the color?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thecoolkid:
Hello everyone,

I'm using the ShinyRom/NeapolitanRom + Fancy Kernel r45 combo. It just seems fastest for my device. Haven't decided between Shiny and Neapolitan yet, both are pure AOSP, Shiny is more ironed out/bug free, but Neapolitan is Linaro optimized... tough choice...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Marco618:
Hello,

I'm using paranoid android 4.4 beta1 on my gnex, I got stock kernel that comes with that rom, should I change the kernel or leave it? If so what would be a good kernel to use?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mrgnex:
Stock kernel works. But a custom kernel has more options. I suggest trying some and see which suits your needs. Maybe start with dirtyv, its very populair.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] klingklang76:
CM11, switched back to nightlies due to impatience to try 4.4.3 ;) I'm running a pretty stable one now, so I think I'll just stick with it till first 4.4.3 monthly... maybe :D

stock kernel
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] trynex:
CM 11 M6, with stock kernel. First time tried a custom rom and happy with the performance compared to my stock rom earlier, which started lagging a lot. Was waiting for M7 as M6 had some bugs resulting in restarting of phone ui. However, it seems the build is failing for sometime now (not sure though). I cannot post the link which shows this in jenkins for cyanogenmod yet.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] israelian:
DirtyV SR latest. Simple, it's support both f2fs and ext4.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] GuinnessX:
I can't believe only one other post in this thread mentions AOKP... I guess because updates to KitKat are slow or non-existant, but it is near perfect if you can live with 4.2.2 and love to tweak. I use Franco kernel for the same reasons and because it is the best I've found for fast charging with my old Palm Touchstone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] latenightchameleon:
f2fs SlimKat with DirtyV SR has given me the best performance so far (tried CM11, aokp, aosb, vanir, miui)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] faber_93:
PA 4.4 RC1 and A.S.K.P kernel but iplanning on going back to dirtyV! i'm making some compariosons!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ogk12:
CM nightly - because of new feature Heads up

Vanir 1.1.1(not officially released but I took it out from the vanir rom) - I like DirtyV but when i use it some game are too slow:crying:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] criza:
Shiny Rom, it gets updated very quickly (now on 4.4.4 already) and because I don't need any extravagant features.

Fancy Kernel (r50 at this time), excellent battery life, runs without problems!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sergialess:
4.4 roms are working very well.

Right now I'm using Omni FML because it is fast as hell. I'm looking forward F2FS support.

Anyway I'm a flashaholic xD. I like Vanir, Carbon, AOKP, LiquidSmooth, CM-Remix, and I hate CM11 and Paranoid.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hp13:
Purity and Franco !!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] icecuber:
I don't have much time to flash, i'd like to tweak but with stability!

so after a long period with cm 10.2.1 stable i just updated the cm11 m7 with cm-11-20140624-NIGHTLY-maguro.zip,

now i'm looking for maybe the right kernel for a better battery life
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] hp13:
go with dirty V . well developed and mainted kernel for 4.4+
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zenihilist:
I recently had to go back to stock jellybean on the toro because of strange SMS behavior in hangouts. Sometimes sending would say it failed when actually it sent successfully. And SMS would be received late.

Anyone else have this problem? I'd love to get back to KitKat if I can fix this bug.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] quickdraw86:
Yeah. I had issues with SMS and MMS. I found that CM, liquid, and a few other well-known builds had issues with messaging, went to stock 4.4.4 and changed APNs in hangouts... All well now.

I used these:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] decon89:
Currently running SlimKat 5 Official 4.4.2 with 3.0.101-Slim-kk-alpha-1.5 kernel (i guess). Ran Some 4.2 version of PA before my Nexus went haywire for no apparent reason :( Can't really recommend this SlimKat rom though, it's extremely lagging. 3-5 secs to bring up swiftkey is pretty much the norm :( Might be a kernel problem? I think I'll try out the DirtyV that's been mentioned
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kerpert:
I'm using CM11 snapshot M7, with kernel stock.

The battery is 1y8m old and with normal use I can't reached 3 hours of screen, at 7:00 pm it power off.

Most of the time the screen time is between the 2 hours and 2h30min.

I use some GPS, wifi is always on, no bt, no games, few calls, many whatsup and e-mail.

Do you think I can obtain a longer autonomy installing another kernel (which one)?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] quickdraw86:
That poor of battery life could be due to wakelocks on your device from applications you use too. The total uptime of your battery really isn't a factor, as that varies on how you charge it, individual characteristics, etc.

Also, you could try a stock rooted ROM to see the battery life there for comparison.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shadow Death:
I run OMNI FML + DirtyV-RSR = Really good Battery life.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cy726:
CM-Remix，default kernel

because it's fast and stable after tried more than 5 or 6 other roms on my GN
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Loureiro:
Yesterday I flashed 4.3 after trying most of kitkat ROMs and I'm surprised. I was just comfortable with my gnex performance knowing that's an old phone, that I forgot how fast it was with earlier iteration of android.

Now I'm running 4.3 Cataclysm with fancy kernel r50.

I've been trying to slow down the system but it just handles very well. multitasking is great.

And battery... I'm over 1h SOT and a still with 80% left.

I was one of them who said "I don't understand why people keep using older android versions when they have a nexus and so many ROMs with latest and greatest features"
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] aniketkuber:
On the same boat here .. Try every ROM possible and come back to cataclysm n again my phone is flawless ..
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kerpert:
I'm going to try the SmittyV (the DirtyV SR doesn't support 1080p's video rec), am I doing a good thing?

In another website, some ppl said this kernel bring the system crashing after about 10 days of use.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Loureiro:
Since I miss kitkat, I had to figure out a way to have both, 4.3 and kitkat look, at least at homescreen :)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thomstrack:
ROM: ShinyROM [AOSP][4.4.4][KTU84P]

Because it is a pure stock ROM and is the most stable I have ever used. Use this ROM are almost 6 months and never had any problems.

Kernel: Fancy r45-ext [3.0.101]

It is definitely the best kernel, taking into account performance and battery life for my Galaxy Nexus and my user profile. (PS: r45 is the best version for me).
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] navilink:
Is it recommended to use F2FS rom now? already stable, and better than the EXT4 roms?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sui785:
I have been using LiquidSmooth 3.1 F2FS since 14 June and I haven't had any issues
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] criza:
So why do you prefer r45 instead of r50? I am using r50 and have also no problems. Do you mind sharing your TricksterMOD settings for your kernel? Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] kerpert:
Reading here and in other forums, I noticed that everyone has his own idea (the opposite of what "criza" said :good:).

The best way is trying directly the kernel and see the results on own phone.

In my case I install the dirty V and I just notice a little small improvement of the batter and of fluidity, but nothing of miracolous.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] quickdraw86:
I tried F2FS, and didn't see any perceptible gains in overall speed or fluidity in UI interactions over ext4. If you wish to try F2FS to see for yourself though, dirty v and omnirom FML won't do you wrong. Just my opinion.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] latenightchameleon:
F2FS isn't about fluidity per se, but its definitely faster than ext4.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2697069
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] quickdraw86:
I appreciate the link, good information, but, like I said, in terms of user perceptible gains, I didn't personally notice any drastic improvements.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] thomstrack:
For me, r45 still better than latest releases.

Alright. Have a link with my TricksterMOD settings on my signature. ;)
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] 3phemera1:
3009

I was using CM for a while, the stable 4.1 version because any other version after that suffered from serious lag. Stable CM 4.1 wasn't snappy either, so I moved onto a 4.1 MIUI variant and that was dreadful. I gave up and assumed I'd never find a decent ROM if CM couldn't even run on it, but then I tried the latest Vanir and while it still lags a bit, it's far and away the best ROM I've had. I don't know what happened after the release of 4.2, but couldn't even use anything as a daily driver until Vanir. I was also skeptical as hell because every other ROM I tried had similar performance issues. I've only been on Vanir for two weeks, but so far so good.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sanitynl:
Paranoid android with fancy kernel, because of the looks!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Cothek:
Any info regarding the Verizon GNex, 4.4 Roms and data issues? I haven't been following the forum lately and know that there were data issues a few months back. Have those been fixed or at least minimized?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] JuanG:
Shiny ROM 4.4.4 + DirtyV 5.3.14

Stable and fast. Battery is better than CM11.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Shazb0t:
Cyanognemod, although it has been a pain lately. I'm on M4 because we didn't get M5, M6 crashed consistently, and M7 had 3g-4g data handoff issues that would result in loss of data connection without restart. I am going to try the M8 rom today. There is no feedback in the dev section on whether or not this one has issues yet. Wish me luck!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] fabi_92:
LiquidSmooth Unofficial

Fancy r50

F2FS

:good:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jazle:
Paranoid Android 4.43

Facy r50

F2FS

:cool:
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sergialess:
Unofficial LS, Fancy r51, f2fs.

Enviado desde mi Galaxy Nexus usando Tapatalk 2
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RiggyRiggs:
Running C-Rom 6.6 with Dirtyv sr (newest version)

Why? Very tweakable rom/kernel combo, love the options and have had no reboots since Ive been running it (about 1 month). I used this guide for the kernel settings

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-nexus/g...l-settings-t2401653/post44514476#post44514476

Battery life seems great (running a zerolemon tho). Seems about as good as when I was using Paranoid Android 4.4.4 with regular dirtyv.

So far so good with the ole Gnex.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] amd-dude:
CM Remix: So far for me the most stable 4.4 rom with all the features that I like. Not to complicated or over done.

Kernel: Stock CM Remix kernel; 350mhz min 1200mhz max. Interactive governor, battery life is good, granted I have the onite extended battery, on-screen time of about 5 hours and still have 30% battery left.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] vitalero:
i am currently using AOKP but it looks like its dieing, so i am also looking for a new ROM+Kernel package

would love to hear more people recommending
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jazle:
Paranoid Android 4.44 and fancy kernel r51+r52 with F2FS is the best match for smooth and system stability IMO, let it runs with Dalvik and don't try to activate ART, ART is faster, but not stable enough. I have tried also Dirty V but my device is getting too hot apart in term of performance it is better than fancy.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mugna91:
Cyanogenmod 11 nightly 24 with Franco.kernel. nice performance so far. Not so nice for battery.

Inviato dal mio Galaxy Nexus utilizzando Tapatalk
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] venni:
Paranoid Android 4.5 Alpha 2 F2FS with SmittyV 7-17-14.

I've had the boot loop on reboot bug for several months now though and it's starting to get annoying. Might try out Fancy kernel soon.