Best Incredible kernel?

[gotbst05]

SO, I just moved over from a D1 to the Incredible and I rooted it via unrevoked. Looking for a good kernel that will improve battery life on the stock ROM, but having difficulty finding a good link to one. Any and all help is appreciated.

[usher6360]

I have a question. What are kernels? And how do you change the kernel you have?

[chained22]

you need to check this place out

: The Incredible List

[sbenson]

you need to check this place out

: The Incredible List

Wow, this is a great resource, thanks for the link!

I have an og droid, but just picked up a used dinc for my fiance. She's coming from a blackberry so she's used to getting 2-3 days out of her battery and was shocked to only get 10 hours off of a full charge with the dinc. Anyway, I spent last night rooting and removing most of the verizon crap-ware and adjusted her refresh settings to hopefully boost her battery life a bit. She likes the stock sense experience and I don't want to have to babysit her phone when issues pop up from custom roms so I'd like to keep it as stock as possible. The link above has a full list of kernels to choose from but there are no reviews about them. Like the op, I need a good solid kernel that will work on a stock dinc and give a much needed boost to battery life. What's the best option here? They mention the hydra kernel but the link is dead. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated!

[dfuser312553]

you need to check this place out

: The Incredible List

*Warning* that site is out of date.

[sbenson]

you need to check this place out

: The Incredible List

*Warning* that site is out of date.

Thanks, good to know. Do you have any suggestions for a kernel in my situation?

[dfuser312553]

99% of Dinc stuff (excluding CM) happens here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=638

Depends on what kind of ROM you're going to run. SenseUI or AOSP?

[sbenson]

99% of Dinc stuff (excluding CM) happens here: Droid Incredible Android Development - xda-developers

Depends on what kind of ROM you're going to run. SenseUI or AOSP?

I will be keeping the phone stock. No custom roms.

[dfuser312553]

There's lots of sense kernels which is what you'll need. Heyitslou, incredikernel12/23, etc.

Unfortunately I don't know much about them or which ones are up-to-date as I run AOSP ROMs.

[sbenson]

There's lots of sense kernels which is what you'll need. Heyitslou, incredikernel12/23, etc.

Unfortunately I don't know much about them or which ones are up-to-date as I run AOSP ROMs.

Yeah, no kidding. I've spent the past 5-6 months getting very familiar with the og droid. Now diving into the dinc, I'm a bit overwhelmed. I figured I needed a sense kernel, but just wanted to be sure. I don't want to run into issues. Keeping in mind that I will not be flashing any custom roms, will any sense kernel work on a stock rooted dinc? I looked around here, but I have no idea which kernel is the right one for me. I don't have any issue trying multiple kernels, I just want to make sure that I don't flash a kernel that wasn't meant for my phone and screw something up.