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Quick Slayher Kernel Question
- Thread starter hrdnhvy
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I had been using Slayher's 1.6 kernels and decided to try the LFY version. I am having terrible performance and crazy heat fluctuations, so I am switching back to 1.6 right now. And yes, those are available in ROM Manager under Slayher.
You may have different results though since every phone handles kernels differently. No harm in trying them out, just make sure you make a backup!
One note: Slayher's LFY kernels come ready for compcache. The 1.6 kernels require an additional flash. Here's the link to the instructions:
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/ultimatedroid/101390-compcache-ud-2-3-0-instructions.html
You may have different results though since every phone handles kernels differently. No harm in trying them out, just make sure you make a backup!
One note: Slayher's LFY kernels come ready for compcache. The 1.6 kernels require an additional flash. Here's the link to the instructions:
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/ultimatedroid/101390-compcache-ud-2-3-0-instructions.html
Interesting, people are having mixed results with having to flash the file. I'm glad the LFY version is working for you, it is a newer kernel which presumably has improvements, but the 1.6 is king on my phone.
I down loaded from the above referenced page. I use the Version 1.6 1000Mhz kernel. I've used it since it became available. I've tested most of the other 1.6 kernels and they all performed well for me.
Good luck.
I to tried the LFY slayer kernel installed & worked fine, but one thing that I dont like using slayer kernels, they dont seem to show in set cpu, info tab the where it displays the time spent in each slot of the cpu, as well it does not show the similar info in the market app "android system info" this info can be useful in seeing where ur cpu spends most of its time...as well in system panel it seems to display the clock speed sporadically, sometimes it does & sometimes it does not show the clock speed..so for now im back to chevys kernels as well..
Has anyone tried an alternate Sapphire kernel than what comes with 2.3.0??
They have worked for me in other UD versions but my wifi would never work...thinking of giving those a try in 2.3.0
Has anyone tried an alternate Sapphire kernel than what comes with 2.3.0??
They have worked for me in other UD versions but my wifi would never work...thinking of giving those a try in 2.3.0
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Everyone has different result with different kernels.. its a phone hardware thing. Personally, I felt like I was always searching for that special kernel that could get near and dear to my phones heart. Once BD put a slayher kernel in 1.0, my phone's searc for that special kernel ended and it makes sure to let me know when I seperate it from it's soul mate.
Was that corny enough? Still though.. slayer version 6 1000mhz is my phones sweet spot.
Was that corny enough? Still though.. slayer version 6 1000mhz is my phones sweet spot.