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no because it anything written by me you want to know about
it was these two guys you need to look at and ask here
it was these two guys you need to look at and ask here
hi there, which ROM would you recommend to me?
I have been using the stock android for almost 2 years now and recently I am sick of the numerous freezes, wifi connection problems, slowliness and would love to try a ROM that would put a new life into my device.
I want a nice ROM that is similar to stock (I dont really care about customization much) but it has to be:
- stable as a rock
- the fastest out there
- nice looking
I have been using the stock android for almost 2 years now and recently I am sick of the numerous freezes, wifi connection problems, slowliness and would love to try a ROM that would put a new life into my device.
I want a nice ROM that is similar to stock (I dont really care about customization much) but it has to be:
- stable as a rock
- the fastest out there
- nice looking
yes
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F2FS CarbonROM
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i hear you!!
Nexus 7 back to stock
Hi everyone!
I have nexus 7 wifi with Cyanogenmod 11 (4.4.4) with Franco Kernel (r80) BUT i would like to come back to the stock pure google android version.
Could you link me the latest and best easy way to do it, please?????
THANKS!!!
Hi everyone!
I have nexus 7 wifi with Cyanogenmod 11 (4.4.4) with Franco Kernel (r80) BUT i would like to come back to the stock pure google android version.
Could you link me the latest and best easy way to do it, please?????
THANKS!!!
http://www.android.gs/android-5-0-l...us-7-and-nexus-10-confirmed-for-november-3rd/
Android 5.0 coming to our devices, yeee !
Android 5.0 coming to our devices, yeee !
that's all fine and dandy except my N7 is a joke now. It can barely run Chrome and the battery hardly lasts a day off the charger (with no activity). even if the battery were the sole problem, the performance is abysmal.
Hello there,
After 1,5 year with stock android 4.4.4, and stock kernel(unlocked and rooted),I decided to flash franko kernel.I did it very simple, using the free app from play store(fku).although I have the feeling that my tablet is already running faster and smoother,I didn't find any option to set up the kernel.what I mean is, the optimization is being just automatically when I flashed the kernel, or there is somewhere a section/option where I can set up some values by myself(e.g. setting cpu frequency, governor and more)?Please forgive my pure English and my noob question
After 1,5 year with stock android 4.4.4, and stock kernel(unlocked and rooted),I decided to flash franko kernel.I did it very simple, using the free app from play store(fku).although I have the feeling that my tablet is already running faster and smoother,I didn't find any option to set up the kernel.what I mean is, the optimization is being just automatically when I flashed the kernel, or there is somewhere a section/option where I can set up some values by myself(e.g. setting cpu frequency, governor and more)?Please forgive my pure English and my noob question
You clearly need to start from scratch and flash factory image. Cause my n7 started to seem like a joe as well but after factory image flashing/starting completely fresh the device was like a new again. It may not fix your battery problems (if it's simply physically dead battery) but you will get great performace back & your nexus won't be a joke anymore. The lagginess that occures on the device when it gets older is known to be due to cheap memory asus used on nexus 7 (2012) model.
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Fku app itsef has these options, check it again and see by yourself. But you need to have paid version of the app
if you appreciate the kernel and franco it's not a big deal to pay that. However if you don't feel like supporting franco you can also try some other kernel tweaking apps like trickster mod.Another noob question.before flashing franko kernel,I kept a nandroid backup using twrp.In case I want to restore stock kernel(to get ota the android L for example),I have to restore the backup through twrp or I could only flash the boot.img from the original factory image? Obviously I don't want to loose any data or apps
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You can do it via recovery or using fastboot (factory image). Basically if you restore only boot via twrp (from your backup) it will also do the trick. But you can of course also flash the boot.img from the factory image.
I ask because I saw somewhere that franko kernel "infects" and other aspects and flashing only the boot.img isn't enough.
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Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk HD
Heheee, this section is again animated, Lollipop revived this tablet. My son waiting patiently OTA, his N7 2012 is nonrooted, have stock rom, stock recovery and bootloader is locked.
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My son waiting patiently OTA, his N7 2012 is nonrooted, have stock rom, stock recovery and bootloader is locked. Sent from my d802
which kernel is saving battery? or maybe ROM with great optimization, please advice
Way off topic but I bricked my 1st nexus 7 2013 and had to exchange it with the retailer.