[poitee (OP)]

Galaxy Nexus LTE
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Stock Kernel from Source


Changelog

Version 1
3.0.8 Based
Overclocked GPU
Undervolted CPU
Download
MD5 1d8357fa17ed19059a75d52a6c98daa5 GnexKernel-1220.zip




Flash with ClockWorkMod.. be sure to make a backup and clear dalvik...

Im open for suggestions as to what you guys want.. Im not big into too much overclocking and such as I think this phone with 1.2ghz is just fine..

My Github

Edited by poitee, 20 December 2011 - 05:42 PM.

[bmerrill63]

Running smooth so far. Nice and snappy, no lags. To early to tell on battery life.
Rootz Boat V4 rom

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[poitee (OP)]

bmerrill63, on 20 December 2011 - 06:43 PM, said:

Running smooth so far. Nice and snappy, no lags. To early to tell on battery life.
Rootz Boat V4 rom

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Thanks Bryce.. was feeling left out here.. lol

[sfreemanoh]

+1 (I'm not flashing this, at least not yet, I'm happy with the phone as it is with just a custom ROM, but I hate seeing dev's going unappreciated )

[houseboatwayne]

I've been trying all the kernels tonight. So far my phone lags on any 1.4 OC kernel.

I'm staying with this kernel for now. Booted and optimized quickly. Runs buttery smooth.

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[nosman614]

I bricked my phone my flashing this. I was able to get VZ to replace it for me though since I was still in the grace period.

[icanhazdroid]

nosman614, on 15 January 2012 - 08:32 AM, said:

I bricked my phone my flashing this. I was able to get VZ to replace it for me though since I was still in the grace period.

This is a ridiculous comment. In no way shape or form will a kernel kill your phone. We have CWM for a reason

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[jlsesler]

"brick" is a relative term.

Fix to almost all "bricks":

pull battery --> key combo --> fastboot --> recovery to cwm --> wipe --> install a known working rom --> reboot

[nosman614]

icanhazdroid, on 15 January 2012 - 09:13 AM, said:

This is a ridiculous comment. In no way shape or form will a kernel kill your phone. We have CWM for a reason

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Ok so don't tell me what happened because my phone would not boot after I flashed it

[nosman614]

jlsesler, on 15 January 2012 - 09:27 AM, said:

"brick" is a relative term.

Fix to almost all "bricks":

pull battery --> key combo --> fastboot --> recovery to cwm --> wipe --> install a known working rom --> reboot

Couldn't enter fastboot. It's irrelevant now though since the phone was replaced.