Root [KERNEL] 2.2.2 Kernel for Opt M

[mndgme]

using my original 748-768 OM with kelsos 2.2.2 ezrider and flashed the 2.2.1. OC kernel and all seems well so far.

This one didn't have the reboots really though, it was my other one I got after I broke (then fixed) my original one. So I am able to OC and the ics theme is also a nice addition.

I have the same setup on my other OM (reboot problem) but haven't switched service to see if it makes a difference...cause it never reboots now that its been sitting without service. Would service active make a difference with the rebooting problems? Is it the kernel in the affected phones that are causing the reboots?

 

[DTowns Finest]

using my original 748-768 OM with kelsos 2.2.2 ezrider and flashed the 2.2.1. OC kernel and all seems well so far.

This one didn't have the reboots really though, it was my other one I got after I broke (then fixed) my original one. So I am able to OC and the ics theme is also a nice addition.

I have the same setup on my other OM (reboot problem) but haven't switched service to see if it makes a difference...cause it never reboots now that its been sitting without service. Would service active make a difference with the rebooting problems? Is it the kernel in the affected phones that are causing the reboots?

Yes it's the kernal that causes rebooting /freezing. If it's not rebooting with service off then I would say yes it has to be active for it to reboot. Then 2 it could be because it's not activated and not really being used the phone is not being stressed. Just an assumption.

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[Blackhawk1969]

Is this Kernel the stock 2.2.2? My phone came with 2.2.1 out of the box.. I am currently rooted with no mods..stock 2.2.1 still.. If I installed Reppards r.O.C.K anyrom OC kernel and decide i want to go back to stock rooted could i do that with a Nandbackup? or would i need to flash this 2.2.2 Kernel? and would this kernel cause me problems because my phone came with stock 2.2.1?

 

[sammyz]

You could do a nandbackup and then restore it if the rOCK kernel gives you problems, that's why nandbackup exists

you could try flashing 2.2.2 kernel back and if it doesn't work either than restore the nandbackup...

 

[Blackhawk1969]

You could do a nandbackup and then restore it if the rOCK kernel gives you problems, that's why nandbackup exists

you could try flashing 2.2.2 kernel back and if it doesn't work either than restore the nandbackup...

cool.i wasnt sure if Nand backup was good if you flashed a new Kernel or Rom.. Thanks

 

[sammyz]

cool.i wasnt sure if Nand backup was good if you flashed a new Kernel or Rom.. Thanks

We don't say do nandroid backup for nothing

 

[Blackhawk1969]

We don't say do nandroid backup for nothing

heh.. believe me im so glad that i did one right away because i started deleting data to make space and realized..i have no contact list and alot of other stuff was acting up and not working. Nand Backup made me a believer..

 

[sammyz]

heh.. believe me im so glad that i did one right away because i started deleting data to make space and realized..i have no contact list and alot of other stuff was acting up and not working. Nand Backup made me a believer..

there's a list of safe apps to delete lol

http://androidforums.com/optimus-m-all-things-root/253523-list-apps-safe-remove.html

I thought I saw a list of safe apps to remove for version 2.2.2 but I can't find that thread anywhere, it should be somewhat similar with 2.2.1 anyways...

Edit:
Oh wait your on stock 2.2.1 lol

 

[bobdamnit]

Bump, for any fine folks that want to have a look at the 2.2.2 kernel.