HELP SS 4.3 no work for me.

Which kernel are you using?

 

Sounds like the kernel to me...

I had a little hickup on one of my coworkers phones once... all I did was change the kernel from a 1.0GHz to the 1.2GHz... it still ran at 1.0... but for some reason his phone liked the other kernel better...

I would try changing the kernel either to a different frequency kernel, or a different voltage...

most likely the voltage is the culprit

 

I would erase all of your newly downloaded roms, patches, and themes (if you have them) off of the root of your sd card and re-download them...

then retry the update, and see what that does...

You might also try flashing between spr and clockwork if that's what you're doing just to get a good flash on there of your recovery...

I had gotten for some reason a corrupted flash one time that put me in a spot kind of like yours... but i think it's an unrelated issue...

Hope this helps

 

Happened to me as well with the boot loops, I booted into recovery myself and then clicked install zip from SD card. Go to clockwork, downloads and look for a folder blue.macleod.... and choose to install the zip file inside.

 

I wish I could go to sleep with my phone not running the way I want it to. I don't know how he is able to do it, especially going into the weekend.

 

Hey OP, you said you were trying multiple kernels, but didn't say what the lows are on em'. Chevy's ROMs will allow a 125MHz low, but that's unstable for some people. If it works, it means you get amazing idle battery life, but some people's phones just can't do it.... If you're running 800MHz 7 slot kernels, a lot of devs have those w/ 125MHz lows, and that might be the problem.

As a suggestion, try something like Chevy's 1GHz low voltage kernel.

 

@Larry

True that man, I can't sleep if I know my theme didn't skin everything correctly, if I was in a boot loop, I'd have nightmares if I didn't fix it first!

 

Are you sure it's truly looping? I've loaded 4.3 half a dozen times now, and almost every time, I think it's in a loop on first boot. I've learned to give it more time, and it's always booted eventually and run fine after that.

Another thing to try is to fully load 4.3 with it's stock kernel before flashing another kernel. In other words,don't try to do the ROM and a kernel, or anything else, at the same time. Do the ROM, make sure it's working, then flash the other stuff.



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