http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1669113 awesome ROM

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So far no issues running gummy 1.2.1 & air 4.2

Yes, that means no more rebooting with the toggle of 4G!!! I've finally found a setup I can enjoy for a while before the flash bug gets me again lol

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Originally Posted by the1dynasty

So far no issues running gummy 1.2.1 & air 4.2

Yes, that means no more rebooting with the toggle of 4G!!! I've finally found a setup I can enjoy for a while before the flash bug gets me again lol

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i take it back... still the same issue

i take it back... still the same issue [/QUOTE]

Have we you tried bugless beast at all? I'm on that and haven't had any problems with 4g or music.

I Love The Smell Of Burnt Rubber Anytime

Originally Posted by the1dynasty

i take it back... still the same issue

Were you at least able to boot into gummy with air installed? I got a bootloop when I tried it so never was able to get it to boot to begin with. Normally gummy works fine as is but I miss voodoo and bln.

Originally Posted by zeigan

Were you at least able to boot into gummy with air installed? I got a bootloop when I tried it so never was able to get it to boot to begin with. Normally gummy works fine as is but I miss voodoo and bln.

Yeah runs on gummy just fine minus the 4g issue

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what settings in nstools should I have set for optimal battery life?

Well I'm using smartassv2. Not sure if it's any good yet since I should probably let it settle. Also I can't get touchwake to work with any delay other than 0ms. I'm not sure if it is a kernel issue?

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Originally Posted by calisoldier83

what settings in nstools should I have set for optimal battery life?

Several people have reported good battery performance with the following (sorry, blanking on who posted this originally, it's late

EDIT: skunk ape1, of course...

800/200 frequency
Deadline
Lazy governor
Deep idle on, if your phone handles it

Then, using setcpu, or similar, set a screen off profile for:
400/200 frequency
Deadline
Wheatley governor

I've seen good battery performance with this, especially in idle states, as long as I've got marginally good signal, of course.

Bumping because this is an awesome kernel!!

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Originally Posted by the1dynasty

Bumping because this is an awesome kernel!!

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I keep having to go away from this kernel because of the 4G reboot issue. Did that ever get sorted? Because, although the kernel has great features, that's pretty much a dealbreaker for a WiMax phone...