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This is so sweeeeet! The smoothest Angry Birds, Youtube, Playon...Thunderbolt Rocks!
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I havent used ROM manager in a while... doesnt it ask you to choose a ROM as well?
and what do i need to backup on ROM manager before wise? considering trying that kernel out right now
 

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I havent used ROM manager in a while... doesnt it ask you to choose a ROM as well?
and what do i need to backup on ROM manager before wise? considering trying that kernel out right now

It does not ask you to choose a ROM. Simply select the kernel, it'll prompt you to backup your current ROM and wipe data and cache. Check the box next to backup current ROM, do not wipe.

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Don't have much practice with kernels since coming from a Droid x. Can I flash this kernel to the stock Rom? Also will it eat the battery if I don't use set CPU?

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^ yes, you can use this with the stock rom. Battery life is still up in the air (it'll take a few days to get a true representation). You should, however, use setcpu to underclock with the screen off. That should help with battery life. You can get setcpu free over at xda or for a couple bucks in the market if you choose to donate for an awesome app (i personally recommend donating but I understand if funds are tight...)

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thanks mkjell will be trying it in a few... hope i have no issues :)

and to answer your Q briguy.. I would recommend using setcpu it has helped soo much today (i rooted last night) and setcpu down to 250mhz when screen is off, its made a world of a difference
 

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I havent used ROM manager in a while... doesnt it ask you to choose a ROM as well?
and what do i need to backup on ROM manager before wise? considering trying that kernel out right now

It does not ask you to choose a ROM. Simply select the kernel, it'll prompt you to backup your current ROM and wipe data and cache. Check the box next to backup current ROM, do not wipe.

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thanks man... another newbie question. since I wont be choosing a different rom than it wont be erasing all my stuff right? that way I dont have to run titanium backup right now to backup all my stuff
 

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^ correct, flashing a kernel will not wipe anything on its own so you should not have to back up your apps with tibu. You should, however, make a nandroid backup of your current set up every time you do anything significant to your phone, such as flashing a kernel, just in case you end up in a boot loop or have other issues.

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what the hell?? so i used rom manager it seemed to have installed the kernel.. phone restarted... go to setcpu and doesnt let me go higher than 1024mhz still??

what am i missing?
 

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what the hell?? so i used rom manager it seemed to have installed the kernel.. phone restarted... go to setcpu and doesnt let me go higher than 1024mhz still??

what am i missing?


Did you run SetCPU's detect speeds routine? It should be the on the first screen you see when you start SetCPU...
 

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what the hell?? so i used rom manager it seemed to have installed the kernel.. phone restarted... go to setcpu and doesnt let me go higher than 1024mhz still??

what am i missing?


Did you run SetCPU's detect speeds routine? It should be the on the first screen you see when you start SetCPU...

Yea i did.. i dont know what went wrong, re-did everything with rom manager (made a backup) and it worked...

NOte: this thing is insane... I AM SOO GLAD I CHOSE THIS OVER BIONIC lol
this thing flies to whatever app i put it through now... just pulled a 2500 on quadrant lol :icon_ banana:
 
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