Originally Posted by kumayam

restored my phone to original att nitro hd rom, then flashed the corresponding kernel, wiped dalvik cache and rebooted.. now i dont have root access? any way to resolve this issue besides rerooting it.. the kernel shouldnt affect it right?

Your original nitro rom is maybe not rooted...
And no kernel does not change one thing about root.

Originally Posted by HO!NO!

Your original nitro rom is maybe not rooted...
And no kernel does not change one thing about root.

i rooted the stock att nitro rom with super on click, then i made a backup and thats what ive been using, everytime i flash the corresponding kernel, it says i have no root access

Edit: I just rerooted it using super one click and everything works fine now, thanks for everything

Originally Posted by rsalan

Can't wait for CM9 kernal! Anyone see an improvement in battery life with the current kernals?

Wasn't much better than on Bell Stock ROM the first days... but now after some days with tweaking and battery calibration the best battery life i have had so far!

Originally Posted by Cromson

Wasn't much better than on Bell Stock ROM the first days... but now after some days with tweaking and battery calibration the best battery life i have had so far!

What sort of tweaks?

Originally Posted by rsalan

What sort of tweaks?

heres some tweaks

http://androidforums.com/triumph-all...03-2012-a.html

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1560588

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1227269

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1289554

init.d support

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Any chance of adding init.d support? I have a set of sick tweaks that really promotes battery life and performance.
However, I can only install part of it (manually).

Originally Posted by thomas.raines

Any chance of adding init.d support? I have a set of sick tweaks that really promotes battery life and performance.
However, I can only install part of it (manually).

init.d support is already in my rom, this is why i don't see important to make it native in the first version.

In next release it will be native.

Thank you very much

Originally Posted by HO!NO!

init.d support is already in my rom, this is why i don't see important to make it native in the first version.

In next release it will be native.

Which ROM? I installed Kernelpan1c Nitro HD ROM and my wife is liking it very much (it's her phone). But she wants me to hook it up with my init.d scripts as she knows how much battery life and performance is improved. However, when I tried to add the init.d forlder manually, the phone soft bricked. I guess I should post this in the ROMs thread, but I am using this kernel, and as far as I knew, in order for init.d scripts to work, your kernel has to be compatable.

I love this kernel but I love to use cm9.
I know the developer here wants to wait cm9 to rc stage in order to make the kernel for cm9, I would like to ask if you can change your mind cos cm9 original kernel is so lagging. Pls help!

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