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Been sitting around waiting for a Franco Kernel for 4.2, but his app says there isn't one. Turns out the app was wrong.
Hello everyone. I have been lurking for a while, but this is my first time posting, please be gentle.
For the most part I have been able to solve all of my rooting, modding questions via the xda forums by just searching, but after about 4 days of searching this question, I can not find an answer to here or anywhere else.
I have a VZW Gnex with BB 4.1.2 and Franco's Milestone 6 kernel.
I have a quick question.
I flashed the franco kernel using franco's app, and also made a backup of my stock kernel using the same app before flashing.
If i decide to revert back to stock kernel, all i'll have to do is flash the stock kernel backup, right? It won't mess anything up?
Please suggest best Franco pgm enabled kernel which goes great with minco v6. Thanks in advance
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Hi,
I'm currently on Codename Android 3.8 ROM with the android 4.2 Camera and keyboard mods and have been searching for the best Kernel for battery life. I've tried many different Kernels - Franco, Faux, Air Kernel, Lean and Trinity and I have noticed that anything that is overclocking the GPU, even to just 384 from 307, turns my phone into a molten hot, battery eating machine.
Hey fellow gnex community! I recently left stock rom due to freezes and random reboots. I've tried out various rom and kernel combinations this week such as xylon/AK, Purity/AK, AOKP/franco/lean, CM10.1/trinity/franco, Rasbean/trinity, PA/lean/franco/trinity/AK and Xenon.
The problem is they all freeze and reboot constantly after 2 minutes of use.
Hi everyone,
I've recently flashed to CM10.1 and I think it's great, I'm a big UI guy though and understand that PA offers some great UI changes.
I'm currently on CM10.1 +franco r28.
1. If I do a flash to PA, do I need to do a full wipe?
2. Does full wipe remove franco kernel?
Appreciate your help.
Hey XDA,
I've been using AOKP_jb_build1 and r249 of Franco's Nightly Kernel. I've noticed for quite a while that the Mediaserver, CellStandby, and other things of that nature are taking up some battery. What I was wondering is how to reduce this, or if its possible, stop it. I think I would be able to squeeze maybe an hour or two if I resolved some of these battery suckers.
So i recently accidently flashed the newest franco kernal onto cm10.1 without realizing it doesn't support 4.2. My problem is now when i go to fast boot my N7 wouldn't read any of my button presses to go to recovery and when i boot it normally i get a chain of FC from NFC services, com.android, and systemUI at the lockscreen. It doesn't seem to enable USB debug at the lock screen.
any ideas?
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