Device(s): EVO 4g, EVO 4G LTE, Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, S3, Nexus 7
Carrier: Not Provided
Thanks: 8,795
Thanked 8,926 Times in 5,044 Posts
Quote:
Originally Posted by costarican
i tried paranoid but the gapps wont work ughh
The new PA is completely re-based and is currently in beta. Bugs are expected. If you want to stay on 4.2 try another ROM, or you can try one of the older releases of PA
Device(s): EVO 4g, EVO 4G LTE, Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus, S3, Nexus 7
Carrier: Not Provided
Thanks: 8,795
Thanked 8,926 Times in 5,044 Posts
Quote:
Originally Posted by carracerz14
I'm on paranoid android 2.50 and it's working awesome. I'm not updating until I'm sure everything works fine. Are you sure you had the right gaaps
The new 4.2 PA has issues for almost everyone no matter what gapps they are using. If you look at the thread on XDA thats about all anyones talking about is force closes.
Depends on if you are on the new JB 4.2 release, which I assume you are. I've foregone that upgrade because of too many issues and won't need the multi-user functionality, so I've stayed on JB 4.1.2. I did upgrade the bootloader to the JB 4.2 version to fix some of the issues with booting from recovery, but that's it.
I prefer the stock ROM, there are going to be far fewer issues with apps, so less hassles with that. But there is some pretty slick development going on so I try things out every now and then to see how things are progressing.
Mainly, I will decide on a custom kernel and any tweaks it will give me for performance.
Mods, sorry if I wasn't supposed to link to that site. I've seen others so thought it would be OK.
Anyway, kernel flashing is much easier in most cases than new ROMS and it might be a place to start. Recovery a lot of times is just a matter of reflashing your existing kernel, but you should always have a complete nandroid backup handy just in case.
__________________
Maxwell was the first "Smart" phone user.