[ROM] Android Open Kang Project- Jelly Bean Style

[ConTejas]

No lockscreen targets, yet? Bummer. I really liked build 2 otherwise. Hope it's on their to-do list.

 

[jmorosky]

http://forums.androidcentral.com/ve...w-galaxy-nexus-radios-installation-guide.html

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anyone have a link where I can grab a flashable zip of the stock (JB) boot animation. Bored of this unicorn

Boom. http://db.tt/UmN7DvIr

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[Explicit]

What's the kernel of choice for everyone?

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[dmmarck]

What's the kernel of choice for everyone?

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franco r275

 

[joeybcdt]

Lean kernel has done very well.

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[7stringer]

franco r275

This.

 

[Explicit]

franco r275

This.

I'm trying this out right now. Hoping that battery life is good.

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[brianr8011]

Greetings wise and all-knowing crack flashers! I come seeking counsel.

Yesterday I did a clean install of AOKP release 3, coming from Euroskank Jellybro. I had tired AOKP release 1, had a few issues, and went back to Skank.
At first, everything was GREAT! I could tell that there had been marked improvements from 1 to 3, everything was extra buttery and smooth, and I really felt like this was going to be my daily driver for a while.

Then, this morning happened. I took my phone off the charger at 4am, and it was unresponsive (the power button wouldn't wake it). Had to do a battery pull to get it to reboot. After the gym, around 6:15, the same thing, had to actually do 2 battery pulls. Then, just now after getting to work, I had the SAME THING happen, had to pull the battery.

Now, I played with this extensively last night with zero issues, but maybe since I was setting everything back up it never had a chance to go into this unresponsive state. As I mentioned, it was a clean install- wiped data, cache, Dalvik, and system, flashed JB Bootloader, flashed the ROM, flashed GAPPS.
I want to like it, AOKP ICS M3 was my first custom ROM, so it holds like a high school sweetheart kind of place in my heart, but I can't live with this...

So, has anyone experienced this? Is it maybe a kernel issue? Any help, as ALWAYS, is much appreciated...

 

[ottscay]

I just woke up and found my phone unresponsive. It wasn't until my third battery pull that I got the phone to wake (I was starting to get nervous). I did a clean install of AOKP B3 yesterday as well. Still the stock kernel, is that the weak link here?

 

[2defmouze]

Brianr and Ottscay - I'd definitely try another kernel. Give francos nightlies or even milestone 5 a shot. Flash it via his app or someone can hopefully provide a link, I'm away from my computer right now

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[Explicit]

Here is the link to the Franco kernel

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1367341

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[ottscay]

Thanks guys - I actually had Franco M5 stored on my phone, I just like to give stock kernels a shot for a day or two as a baseline - so I flashed it shortly after reading this. But I appreciate the link and feedback very much.

Everything seems fine, but then everything seemed fine last night when I went to sleep,so we'll see.

 

[7stringer]

I flashed Franco almost immediately after flashing B3, so unfortunately I can't replicate your guys' issues. That said, because I can't do so, and the difference appears to be kernel-related, I would definitely give it a go.

Either the nightly r275 or the M5 would work.

 

[MRW1215]

I did a clean flash of build 3 (as well as Franco M5), and battery life seems kinda disappointing. I don't think its necessarily the ROM or kernel, though, because I recently had started noticing that on CNA 3.5 (with Trinity kernel). I'm thinking maybe it has something to do with the last set of radios that came out? I flashed those, and while I can't remember for sure, that might be about the time I started noticing battery being a little worse.

 

[spuckett]

I've clean installed build 3. Can I now flash the JB bootloader with no issues? What will I gain by doing this?

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[dmmarck]

I've clean installed build 3. Can I now flash the JB bootloader with no issues? What will I gain by doing this?

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You'll gain having all of your software line up--it'll all be 4.1.1.

 

[brianr8011]

Brianr and Ottscay - I'd definitely try another kernel. Give francos nightlies or even milestone 5 a shot. Flash it via his app or someone can hopefully provide a link, I'm away from my computer right now

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I've got the Franco App, I'll give it a shot. Thanks.

EDIT: on the nightly downloads, it asks me to choose between 384 and 512 mhz GPU. Need a little guidance here...

 

[7stringer]

I usually go 384, but 512 won't hurt. I don't think you'll see a big difference in speed/performance. 384 is safer, but if you're feeling lucky --and often times, I am-- go with 512.

EDIT: if you see any wonkiness on 512, you could always reflash and choose 384 to see if that helps.

 

[Xanth269]

OK which Gapps 723 or 726 signed?

 

[7stringer]

0726 signed. Always.