Originally Posted by r29

gib or hib??

According to Simer03's previous post he is on faelp.

Sound is confirmed to be working on hib.

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onlyforvee1344.zip 10-Mar-2012 13:04 7.3M

I think he's trying to send us a message... XD

Originally Posted by Guzmanus

onlyforvee1344.zip 10-Mar-2012 13:04 7.3M

I think he's trying to send us a message... XD

I refuse to listen to Morfic I shall test it lol

Originally Posted by r29

gib or hib??

I am on hib right now because like everyone else, faelp has sound not working! It was solid at first but then I didn't hear my calls or texts so that sucked! I'm on hib cuz hib is the latest of the two and its very nice!

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Originally Posted by r29

I refuse to listen to Morfic I shall test it lol

Who's vee?

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On caelp (any) with Liquid ICS. Someone report on battery life with the new stuff :P

Originally Posted by nklenchik

On caelp (any) with Liquid ICS. Someone report on battery life with the new stuff :P

It's really too early to tell, but hib seems to be on par with caelp for my few hours of testing. Comparable performance, no reboots yet, and battery is looking good so far with 30 minutes on screen time and I'm still at 91%.

And for those asking, caelp can be found here: http://morfic.euroskank.com/GN-test/

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Tried the three new ones against each other. Gib is the one I like best, followed by hib and then forvee. Hib didn't seem to perform well on interactive governor. Forvee was lagging all the time for me, on each setting I tried.

As a sidenote, I test general interactivity in the launcher with ondemand, interactive and conservative, leaving them at default sample rate to get a fair comparison. Results are fully subjective, no benchmarking. I don't give a damn about numbers if it feels right ;)

I wonder if there will ever be a chance to get BFS on a recent Android kernel again. I still consider the cfs queue design disadvantageous on such small devices.

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Edit: ignore the comments I made about the performance in the first paragraph. Seems that was a third party issue. Tried the kernels today and everything was smooth.

lol trinity kernel is like a puzzel you have to solve before you get to experience it.

Originally Posted by ArmanUV

lol trinity kernel is like a puzzel you have to solve before you get to experience it.

I think it's pretty clear that these are test kernels, especially since they aren't listed on the main page. No puzzle solving needed for the average user - flash Trinity stable, done

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