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Root Which 4.3 ROM?

I think I'll give Purity a Miss, PIE doesn't appear to work on 4.3 and that's kinda essential to my setup.

How stable is PA? I've only had a brief read, but it looks as though it's ok now?

Everything is pretty much working now. But I'm getting random 20 sec screen freezes :mad: No one else seems to be complaining, so maybe it's a bad app or something... Still trying to figure it out.
 
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I'm running Cataclysm and it's been great with the Faux kernel.
This!!!!

I've been running Cataclysm with the stock kernel and man I gotta say I'm really impressed!!!

A long time Cyanogenmod user here and this ROM is amazing!

I was on 10.1.2 stable for a while then I'm like f@ck it. I can't wait any longer lol. Flashed back to stock, installed OTA and played with that for a few days. Then had to have features back.

So I poked around XDA for what seemed an eternity and found Cataclysm to be the most stable. All the JSS roms are buggy as hell.

I'm someone that has to have everything work flawlessly(an occasional random reboot aside)

Cataclysm is basically stock with some CM cherry picks but mainly his own mix of features I'm not accustomed to on Cyanogenmod. I'd love to share screenshots but I can never get em to work on here.

The crazy thing is is dude built this ROM blind!!LOL He owns a Gnex :)

Anyway I highly recommend it as a daily driver. Literally no bugs, it's super fast with amazing battery life(close to 6 hours SOT!) on the STOCK kernel.

Here's a link to the rom thread. Sorry in advance if I'm not allowed to post links.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2385619
 
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See any bugs with the nightly?

I haven't encountered any, but that's not to say they don't exist. So far I haven't had any random crashes or reboots, etc.. Seeing as how this is a Nexus device stability isn't much of an issue as all the code is open source. I imagine CM 10.2 on non Nexus devices is extremely buggy at this point.
 
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