I didn't want to say anything until I had a few days of observation, but I can now say switching back to Chevy's 5/31 kernel has made a big difference for me on a couple of issues. I've been using CorCor's
'250-1000_LV_DC' kernel (posted in this thread, but not the DC beta) which initially brought me cooler temps and possibly better battery, but I've come to realize it was at the cost of snapiness and possibly stability. Most importantly, I've used wireless at home for a couple of days now without losing connection once. The wireless issue for me has existed all along (only with home network), so I don't suspect it's completely gone. I don't think it got any worse after switching to CorCor's kernel, but it definitely has been amplified the last couple of weeks, having to rely on it.
Here's what I've noticed since switching back to Chevy's kernel:
'250-1000_LV_DC' kernel (posted in this thread, but not the DC beta) which initially brought me cooler temps and possibly better battery, but I've come to realize it was at the cost of snapiness and possibly stability. Most importantly, I've used wireless at home for a couple of days now without losing connection once. The wireless issue for me has existed all along (only with home network), so I don't suspect it's completely gone. I don't think it got any worse after switching to CorCor's kernel, but it definitely has been amplified the last couple of weeks, having to rely on it.
Here's what I've noticed since switching back to Chevy's kernel:
- I haven't had to reconnect WiFi once. That's unusual, even since before I switched away from this kernel. I've messed with router settings too, but I can't explain the night/day difference.
- Possibly related, my market has quit FC-ing every 30 min or so. I thought maybe it was due to my internet cutting out while it was trying to check for updates or something, who knows. The lack of FC is a plus.
- When texting, upon incoming messages, my keyboard doesn't freeze. I continue typing as the message comes in.
- This is even more unexpected, I'm saving on battery. With my 3g issues, I've been leaving WiFi on when at home and work (pretty much always) and leaving the toggling to Juice Defender. With CorCor, battery was worse than before I lost 3G. I think toggling WiFi might use more battery than 3G, but I've definitely been wasting more having to manually toggle WiFi just to restore my connection every 5-15 minutes I'm using it. No more toggling, and battery is quite good again.