What is better kernel?

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iphuang

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Dorimanx is advanced and tweaked Tytung R14. You like things basic and stable, choose Tytung. You like to explore new world and see the capability in the future, choose Dorimanx. BUT, please test by yourself to find the stable Dorimanx for you.
 
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Dormanx's kernel has better power consumption and is based of a newer source and is updated regularly so you can inform dorimanx of any bugs and he will fix it, whilst tytung's kernel is not updated regularly and sometimes faces 60ma power consumption and random reboots while using a network heavy application.

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Nigeldg

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I found precisely the opposite. Dorimanx's kernel gave me high battery drain with WiFi on and was far less stable than Tytung's. Once I flashed Dorimanx's kernel I got the occasional freeze and FC, never happened with r14.The phone itself felt no different in terms of responsiveness etc.
 

elesbb

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I found precisely the opposite. Dorimanx's kernel gave me high battery drain with WiFi on and was far less stable than Tytung's. Once I flashed Dorimanx's kernel I got the occasional freeze and FC, never happened with r14.The phone itself felt no different in terms of responsiveness etc.

I use wifi all the time i dont have any cell service and my drain on standby is 2mah you must have something running in the background constantly . plus i streamed pandora for like 4 hours non stop with the screen off and my battery still lasted until 11 PM with 11% left .
 

Gary.M

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Warrenb213 takes over from Tytung for a stable option. Built from a newer source. Low battery drain.

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madsponge26

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downloading and testing mode of dorimax 4.1... im using MIUI v6.0 by langthang... kernel is under observation, checking performance and let see if i can see any bugs and laggs...
 

retsam88

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#tytungs r14 is most stable all-around kernel, perfected and polished.

#dorimanx 4.1 is a powerhouse, extremely potent and blazing fast, but a bit unstable.

Make sure kernel is compatible with your ROM!
 

Nixda99

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#tytungs r14 is most stable all-around kernel, perfected and polished.

#dorimanx 4.1 is a powerhouse, extremely potent and blazing fast, but a bit unstable...
You have to search the stable dorimanx kernel, some versions are fast and stable. v3.2 and v3.8 are 2 of them. I used 3.2 for a long time, and now 3.8 since some days. Had problems with 3.9-4.1, freezing OS/app.
You find all versions at dorimanx.com.
 
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madsponge26

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Now i conclude.. im using miui v6.0 by langthang, i install dorimax 4.1 last night.. fast,good performance in all apps that i opened but unstable.. i encounter missing icons, missing messages, and some reboots.. that's my opinion! And now back to tytung R14..

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Nixda99

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Now i conclude.. im using miui v6.0 by langthang, i install dorimax 4.1 last night.. fast,good performance in all apps that i opened but unstable.. i encounter missing icons, missing messages, and some reboots.. that's my opinion! And now back to tytung R14..

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Dorimanx set the voltages to the limits to save battery. That's why some more people have the same problem like you in the dorimanx kernel thread. Some have raise the voltages manually and all is running without problems.
Try the dorimanx 3.8, it's running stable and fast.
 

Dhruna

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Can any body let me know from where I can get the Dorimanx 4.1 kernal for SD build of 'NexusHD2-ICS-4.0.3-CM9-SD V1.2' ROM and how It can be implemented in existing loaded ROM ?
 
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