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CSC is not modem. It's a collection of APNs. :S

Don't think there are much differences for JVP/JVH in terms of lagginess. Might be differences in kernel?

Talon is so so smooth, like butter off a frying pan. The only bug right now is the tethering bug which is also apparent in Speedmod. HC fixed it and Talon will be porting the fix soon

Not much activity here these 2 days. Just wanted to report that Talon kernel fixed the Wifi when rebooting issue in GB as well as the battery dropping to <90% after pulling charger.

Titanium backup can restore system APKs too right?

Simplicity + Talon works well for me.

Odexed ROM is the way to go currently. It's faster than deodexed ROMs.

I'm using XXJVR modem. Some said its a bit of a battery drain.

I use simplicity with Talon kernel. Super smooth for me

Having a quarrel at the Galaxian thread

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread...137595&page=278

I personally prefer Ext4 as I'm using it with Talon rom. The dev (Existz) puts a lot of upstream fixes (code from newer ext4 repositories) and applies the to the kernel making it very fast and efficient.

I'm using non-OC. I can OC though as I've tried the 1.2GHz. I always go back to 1GHz as eliminates the need to troubleshoot if something goes wrong.

Simplicity is basically a modded stock ROM. It pretty much has all of Samsung's stock features and more (you can read it in the first page).

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Added on August 21, 2011, 12:12 amI beta test the kernels, hence why I went for stability. This is to enable me to catch bugs and eliminate the usual suspects. Overall the kernel is very stable and very smooth and fast. The dev is also very knowledgeable in Linux and Android kernels.

This post has been edited by pikachu01: Aug 21 2011, 12:12 AM

Talon is using Voodoo lagfix, hence it'll auto-convert your FS to Ext4 if you're using RFS on first boot.

I flashed $omator's tiny fixes (it's compatible) and it works well for me (stock theme that is)

Stock XXJVR needs to use odexed themes. Simplicity is odexed too, hence you'll need to use the odexed fixes.

After he ported to 0.3, I guess you need to download it using his Addon Creator?

Never used it before. I haven't updated my Simplicity ROM to 0.3 yet. Can try posting in the thread for help

I can answer question 2:
Remove ringtones you never used in /system. Or remove some system apps like lcdtest or fonts like choco fonts (that you never used) to free up like ~4-5MB.

This happens with every Gingerbread ROM. You'll need a patched services.jar to resolve this. Where to get them? You can look at a custom ROM thread like Simplicity that already has this which comes with the ROM.

Voodoo Color settings depend on your factory calibrated screen. Some AMOLED that are naturally blue/yellow are calibrated in the factory to restore it.

When you flash some custom kernels that support Voodoo color, you'll need to calibrate it yourself to one that is to your liking.

Here's a tip:
- Try moving the sliders when looking at the gradient.
- Move the gamma sliders together to a brightness that is suitable for you (or apply an aftermarket brightness adjuster like Screen Filter)
- After that, try moving the sliders bit by bit while looking at the gradient and try looking for neutral grays.
- After that, do the same for the RGB sliders.