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Root [ROM] Deck's ReLoaded | LOTK | Ver 500 RLS

Rxpert83;4444856]Did you do a full and complete wipe before flashing this ROM?
Yes I did all the wipe except SDcard, including the flash script

Its really stable and speedy for me so I'm kind of shocked that you are having rebooting and freezing issues.

I konw... that is why I think it was a ICS, But GB my EVO seens not to have any issues with the few i tried.
 
Is the SBC charging in the Mason kernels different than other SBC ones? After charging my phone over night I unplugged it and the battery level was at 94% then within 5 minutes it was 88%. When I was using Sense SBC kernels it would stay at 100% when I unplugged it.

I am using the default kernel with this ROM, Mason .15 RC3 SBC
 
EvoInAz said:
Is the SBC charging in the Mason kernels different than other SBC ones? After charging my phone over night I unplugged it and the battery level was at 94% then within 5 minutes it was 88%. When I was using Sense SBC kernels it would stay at 100% when I unplugged it.

I am using the default kernel with this ROM, Mason .15 RC3 SBC
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It should stay at 100% like any other SBC charging. Recent studies by people with way more knowledge than myself have said Mason SBC charging is way better for your battery than any of the rest of the SBC kernels out there for us.

Try wiping battery stats
 
I m surprised it was only at 94% after all night. Mine is usually at 100% by that time.

I usually use the battery calibration app and 'calibrate' it, so it knows that right there it is at 100%.

maybe that will make some sort of difference for you.
 
I'm using Anthrax, but thinking about changing to a SBC kernal on the Sense side....thoughts on the best one
 
MizzouBrent said:
That, combined with letting it settle, should help you out. I've never had any issues with SBC on Mason.
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Just an update. It turns out that my actual charger is the culprit of my battery not charging correctly. It is very strange because it works fine with Sense SBC kernels but not Mason. But I switched chargers and it works great now on the Mason kernel. Strange but oh well. I love the Reloaded ROM and the kernel is great. I have my CPU set at 245 min and 652 max and it runs flawlessly. It runs faster at 652 on this ROM than overclocked to 1152 on a Sense ROM.

This ROM has won me over to AOSP forever!!! Thanks Team D.I.R.T.!!!
 
I noticed that the amount of free RAM, at least reported, is low on my phone. It shows 38mb. I find this strange. With a Sense rom it was always around 120mb free. I don't have much loaded on this rom. There is facebook, gmail, and company email syncing but that's it. I am thinking maybe it is displaying incorrect data? I went into settings, running services to see it. I attached a screenshot. I am curious what others are seeing here and if what I am seeing is bad???
 

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i am at 57 free. I may be wrong, but this is only RAM...my guess is with the new COD tweaks, they want as many things "running" as possible to speed up the i/o?!!?!? anyone, amirite?
 
Yes you are with car o dope tweaks, or papasmurf ( which installs the same ones almost) your free ram stays at a small number so that when you click an app it's already cached and ready to go.
 
bigbear6708 said:
i am at 57 free. I may be wrong, but this is only RAM...my guess is with the new COD tweaks, they want as many things "running" as possible to speed up the i/o?!!?!? anyone, amirite?
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wrong! This ROM has a very light footprint. Your internal memory is what you want. Free ram low means nothing. This isn't windows, it's linux. Every app has its alotted ram whether it's being used at the time or not. Ram gets shifted and moved as needed by the os. The more internal the better on gb. Don't go below 100 and you are fine.

ropodope
 
ropodope said:
wrong! This ROM has a very light footprint. Your internal memory is what you want. Free ram low means nothing. This isn't windows, it's linux. Every app has its alotted ram whether it's being used at the time or not. Ram gets shifted and moved as needed by the os. The more internal the better on gb. Don't go below 100 and you are fine.

ropodope
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So how do I monitor the internal ram that you are speaking of? I guess the value I was referring to doesn't mean anything?
 
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