What's the crpalm kernel do?
It's optimized for stability foremost, then performance and battery life.
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That sounds interesting. Does it actually help? Would I get it from XDA?
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Well today was my first day on the kernel. I think it helped with battery, but I'm not sure. I know I haven't done a lot to really conserve my battery. I kinda feel like why limit my phone's resources. I got a bad *** phone, I wanna use it as such!
I never really had any stability issues so I can't really gauge that. And performance wise, it's still rockin!
Yes, it's available over at XDA
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It's very easy to install. If you are rooted and S-OFF, you just install it like any other .zip from recovery. You are on Viper (it seems) so you want to make sure you get the correct Sense kernel. He also has one for AOSP which I am using with Carbon.Thanks Kevin, perhaps this will be a weekend project for me. Is it pretty hard to install? And yes, this is a bad *** phone!
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It's very easy to install. If you are rooted and S-OFF, you just install it like any other .zip from recovery. You are on Viper (it seems) so you want to make sure you get the correct Sense kernel. He also has one for AOSP which I am using with Carbon.
I'm running latest Viper and just installed the latest crpalmer kernel. I've tried carbon, which, as stated before, is cm based. Bluetooth calling did not work, which is a must for me. Straight up audio did, just not calls. Otherwise I loved Carbon (still running it on my Nexus7).
Viper is doing very well for me and you have the option to use aosp apps for some, though for text you need to use the HTC app if you need mms.
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Ah! Thats why my MMS is slow/spotty. I did not know the AOSP messaging app was broken when I installed and I selected to not install the HTC Messaging appI don't mind using it, but do I have to reflash if I want to install that app?!
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Nah, just extract it from the roms zip and push it to system/app
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All right so ill probably bite the bullet and root tomorrow morning and load up a rom. Question is; what ROM is most stable and provides good battery life for a brief road trip? I like the CM based ones and Illusion & Bellybeer are some of the ones that look intriguing but reading through the threads its a little hard to determine what a good opinion is on the roms current status bc of some of the recent updates.
Also has anyone used this battery saver app:
[ROOT][FREE] [2.1+] One And Only Kernel-Level Power Saver - One Power Guard V2.9 - xda-developers
Looks intriguing because its not just a simple app killer and appears to have good reviews on XDA.
Any input?
thx!!
I've tried a couple ROMs and though it might not look the prettiest, ViperDNA has been 100% bugless with the exception of the AOSP messaging app. I've installed textra and everything works just fine.
For battery saving, try greenify. That seems to be the hot app these days.
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