[ROM][CM10][JB] Euroskank JellyBro

**dmmarck** · 09-20-2012, 04:22 PM

Just want to put this out here--I went from a stock locked device running ICS to an unlocked rooted device running AOKP, fully restored and setup, in 34 minutes. IMO, the time complaints can be a bit overblown

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**CallerHoller** · 09-20-2012, 04:43 PM

Originally Posted by dmmarck

Just want to put this out here--I went from a stock locked device running ICS to an unlocked rooted device running AOKP, fully restored and setup, in 34 minutes. IMO, the time complaints can be a bit overblown

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I'm sure anyone mentioning time is doing a clean wipe and manually reinstalling all apps and settings. I haven't had a good experience with Titanium Backup, the two times I used it. Even though I payed for the Pro key, I manually reinstall all my apps.
I've clean wiped at least 15 times in the last 2 months trying all the ROMs out there.
I like that the Market remembers every app that I've installed now, however scrolling through apps I don't use anymore is tedious too.

**2defmouze** · 09-20-2012, 04:48 PM

Originally Posted by CallerHoller

I'm sure anyone mentioning time is doing a clean wipe and manually reinstalling all apps and settings. I haven't had a good experience with Titanium Backup, the two times I used it. Even though I payed for the Pro key, I manually reinstall all my apps.
I've clean wiped at least 15 times in the last 2 months trying all the ROMs out there.
I like that the Market remembers every app that I've installed now, however scrolling through apps I don't use anymore is tedious too.

Check my TiBu guide.. You probably just need some tips and pointers. I use TiBu after every full wipe and I'd say dmmarck's time of 30 something minutes to get back fully set up is standard. I can get there in less than 30 if I'm not distracted by tv or something like I usually am, lol.

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**dmmarck** · 09-20-2012, 04:50 PM

Originally Posted by CallerHoller

I'm sure anyone mentioning time is doing a clean wipe and manually reinstalling all apps and settings. I haven't had a good experience with Titanium Backup, the two times I used it. Even though I payed for the Pro key, I manually reinstall all my apps.
I've clean wiped at least 15 times in the last 2 months trying all the ROMs out there.
I like that the Market remembers every app that I've installed now, however scrolling through apps I don't use anymore is tedious too.

That time period included market restore over WiFi

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**JkdJedi** · 09-20-2012, 05:06 PM

Originally Posted by 2defmouze

You seem to misunderstand though... Doing a dirty flash the way I stated does not cause you to lose anything. There is no reinstalling or setting up to do, all your stuff will still be there. That's why I specifically said this will add about 30 seconds to the whole process, lol. Just wipe the caches and system, flash the ROM and gapps, and reboot. Everything will be as you left it, since you didn't wipe the data partition.

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I get that part, I was just tripn on the cool feature of Euroskanks Rom where it backs up your gapps and wipes the system for you. But if your not down with that then your not down with it.

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**ohiomoto** · 09-20-2012, 08:18 PM

I'm a dirty flasher!

**greyhd** · 09-20-2012, 09:53 PM

Originally Posted by 2defmouze

Check my TiBu guide.. You probably just need some tips and pointers. I use TiBu after every full wipe and I'd say dmmarck's time of 30 something minutes to get back fully set up is standard. I can get there in less than 30 if I'm not distracted by tv or something like I usually am, lol.

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Originally Posted by dmmarck

That time period included market restore over WiFi

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I agree with dmmack and 2defmouze. I have followed the tibu guide and I have not had any issues at all. With restoring and setting up my widgets and phone, it takes me around 30 minutes or less when doing a clean install.

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**KillerQ** · 09-21-2012, 10:33 PM

I understand and accept the fact that Google Now is sluggish with viewing in typing on this rom. Is it this sluggish on a regular stock version of jelly bean? Or is it just sluggish in the ROMs that port the feature over?

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**JkdJedi** · 09-22-2012, 01:46 PM

Originally Posted by KillerQ

I understand and accept the fact that Google Now is sluggish with viewing in typing on this rom. Is it this sluggish on a regular stock version of jelly bean? Or is it just sluggish in the ROMs that port the feature over?

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Working great here, maybe clearing your data cache might help? Would like to see this as a built in rom feature but currently running a script that does that for me on every reboot.

**KillerQ** · 09-22-2012, 08:36 PM

Originally Posted by JkdJedi

Working great here, maybe clearing your data cache might help? Would like to see this as a built in rom feature but currently running a script that does that for me on every reboot.

What script do you speaketh of?

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**JkdJedi** · 09-22-2012, 09:20 PM

Originally Posted by KillerQ

What script do you speaketh of?

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You can try typing these in terminal emulator or just let an app like rom toolbox pro do it for you.

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**familia5az** · 09-23-2012, 09:26 AM

Typically how long before official JB is reflected in the Euroskank CM10 builds?

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**JkdJedi** · 09-23-2012, 11:45 AM

Originally Posted by familia5az

Typically how long before official JB is reflected in the Euroskank CM10 builds?

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Don't know entirely what this means but it sounds GOOD!

This------------------------------------> "you will get JRO03L till CM10 merges/gerrits the new AOSP snapshot... after which you will have JRO03R.." -craigacgomez

**KillerQ** · 09-23-2012, 11:47 AM

Originally Posted by JkdJedi

You can try typing these in terminal emulator or just let an app like rom toolbox pro do it for you.

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Would you be able to export and upload that cache wipe command? That way I don't screw it up.

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**JkdJedi** · 09-23-2012, 12:15 PM

Originally Posted by KillerQ

Would you be able to export and upload that cache wipe command? That way I don't screw it up.

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I don't want to screw up your phone, there's some cool apps in the play market that can do the cache wiping for you on every reboot and then there's the old fashion way of just going into recovery and manually wiping the cache. BUT if you want to play with the Terminal commands then I'll temporarily post this here--------------> Might not be able to do much with it though since it was created for/and used by the Rom Toolbox Pro app. Good Luck!

**KillerQ** · 09-23-2012, 12:46 PM

Originally Posted by JkdJedi

I don't want to screw up your phone, there's some cool apps in the play market that can do the cache wiping for you on every reboot and then there's the old fashion way of just going into recovery and manually wiping the cache. BUT if you want to play with the Terminal commands then I'll temporarily post this here--------------> Might not be able to do much with it though since it was created for/and used by the Rom Toolbox Pro app. Good Luck!

I have ROM Toolbox Pro, so that's exactly what I wanted. Thanks!

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**Guidos Dad** · 09-23-2012, 03:19 PM

Originally Posted by dmmarck

It's a great rom, currently running it with trinity kernel and all is right with the world

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I downloaded the CM10 Euroskank ROM to try it out on my TORO Nexus. I flashed a version 4 of Vicious a couple weeks back and it helped clean up some issues with an earlier version of it that was on the phone when I got. Been reading good things about this Euroskank and wanted to try. My question has to do with Kernals. I'm new to this stuff. Is that some other thing you can flash different versions of that's not part of the ROM? You mentioned a particular one in your post here. I've attached a screen shot to show the kernel that is on my phone. Should I flash something different to use with this Euroskank ROM? Just what does the Kernel do?

Well for some reason I can't upload a screenshot. Tells me its hosted by Tapatalk which I'm not using, and then when it tries to upload it errors out with a message about missing some parameters??

Oh well any who the kernel on my phone is 3.0.36-leankernel-4.0.0-04197-gf36ff07-dirtyimoseyon@Ubuntu.

Whatever all that is.

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**KillerQ** · 09-23-2012, 06:17 PM

:what:

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**greyhd** · 09-23-2012, 07:26 PM

Originally Posted by RocDel

I downloaded the CM10 Euroskank ROM to try it out on my TORO Nexus. I flashed a version 4 of Vicious a couple weeks back and it helped clean up some issues with an earlier version of it that was on the phone when I got. Been reading good things about this Euroskank and wanted to try. My question has to do with Kernals. I'm new to this stuff. Is that some other thing you can flash different versions of that's not part of the ROM? You mentioned a particular one in your post here. I've attached a screen shot to show the kernel that is on my phone. Should I flash something different to use with this Euroskank ROM? Just what does the Kernel do?

Well for some reason I can't upload a screenshot. Tells me its hosted by Tapatalk which I'm not using, and then when it tries to upload it errors out with a message about missing some parameters??

Oh well any who the kernel on my phone is 3.0.36-leankernel-4.0.0-04197-gf36ff07-dirtyimoseyon@Ubuntu.

Whatever all that is.

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People get different results with different kernels. You can try out the kernel you have now, but if your phone starts acting funny don't blame the rom. Personally I would stick with the stock Euroskank kernel and if you don't like it then flash the kernel you have now.

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**CallerHoller** · 09-23-2012, 07:34 PM

I'm happy with the CM 10 kernel. Very good battery life on 4G.

**Guidos Dad** · 09-23-2012, 08:13 PM

Originally Posted by greyhd

People get different results with different kernels. You can try out the kernel you have now, but if your phone starts acting funny don't blame the rom. Personally I would stick with the stock Euroskank kernel and if you don't like it then flash the kernel you have now.

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Sorry to show my ignorance on these things, but is the kernel a different file you flash in addition to the ROM or is that part of the ROM. I'm confused on that. Thanks for your response.

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**2defmouze** · 09-23-2012, 08:17 PM

Originally Posted by RocDel

Sorry to show my ignorance on these things, but is the kernel a different file you flash in addition to the ROM or is that part of the ROM. I'm confused on that. Thanks for your response.

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Read the Hitchhikers Guide, there is a great section on kernels

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**mannw1977** · 09-23-2012, 08:55 PM

I use TB all the time with no issues. Setup in 30 min taking my time. Restore apps with data seems to be the safest way to not have any issues.

This ROM rocks more than any other by the way.

**greyhd** · 09-24-2012, 10:02 AM

Originally Posted by RocDel

Sorry to show my ignorance on these things, but is the kernel a different file you flash in addition to the ROM or is that part of the ROM. I'm confused on that. Thanks for your response.

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Don't worry about all the questions, we are here to help. Yes the kernel is a different file you flash. Roms come with their own kernel included, but if you want to try a different kernel then you would download the kernel file to your phone and flash it as a separate file.

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**Guidos Dad** · 09-24-2012, 10:57 AM

Originally Posted by greyhd

Don't worry about all the questions, we are here to help. Yes the kernel is a different file you flash. Roms come with their own kernel included, but if you want to try a different kernel then you would download the kernel file to your phone and flash it as a separate file.

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Thanks! I've started reading thru the HITCHHIKERS GUIDE recommended above and I did see some info on the kernels that helped me understand those better.

I want to say that I have very much enjoyed the forums here on AC "running into" a lot of real helpful people.

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