I have a Moto G6 device that I need to build a ROM for and I am pretty much stuck at the point where I need to include the proprietary device drivers so that I can compile the ROM. I guess my main issue is knowing where to get the proprietary files and how to incorporate them into my ROM. The device has a separate "/vendor" partition (for Treble compliance) that I was able to use TWRP and ADB to copy the files to my PC by running TWRP and then using ADB PULL command "adb pull /vendor D:\ALI\vendor" to get the files into a folder on my PC and was successful in doing that, but now what? What do I do with them? I downloaded from git the AOSP source for the last build of Oreo (8.0.0_36), so I hope that in itself is correct.
In the past, I have built a custom ROM for the Moto G4 via LineageOS 14.1, so I had a lot of info on how to grab the drivers from a device that was already running LineageOS 14.1, but this Moto G6 is running stock Oreo (8.0.0), so I am at a loss on whether or not I grabbed them from the device properly and now that I have them in folders on my PC what do I do with them and how do I set up the device tree so that I can get AOSP to compile.
So what do I do next and how?
I dont know if you've seen this and sorry if it doesn't help you at all. https://source.android.com/setup/develop/new-device
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I dont know if you've seen this and sorry if it doesn't help you at all. https://source.android.com/setup/develop/new-device
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I will look it over and see if I can hit the ground running with the info it provides. If not, I'll report back here for more help if needed. Thank you!
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I will look it over and see if I can hit the ground running with the info it provides. If not, I'll report back here for more help if needed. Thank you!
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Honestly, this should have been posted in the Q&A Section, and the title is a little misleading. Just saying.
Anyway, as far as building goes, you have a lot of reading and learning to do. It'll take a lot more than that link the other user provided above as that's more for OEM's (but will give you somewhat of an understanding of what it's gonna take to put together a device, kernel, and vendor trees).
There is a lot of info regarding building ROMs for devices here on xda. I'd recommend reading thru those threads/posts for some insight.
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Honestly, this should have been posted in the Q&A Section, and the title is a little misleading. Just saying.
Anyway, as far as building goes, you have a lot of reading and learning to do. It'll take a lot more than that link the other user provided above as that's more for OEM's (but will give you somewhat of an understanding of what it's gonna take to put together a device, kernel, and vendor trees).
There is a lot of info regarding building ROMs for devices here on xda. I'd recommend reading thru those threads/posts for some insight.
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OK, thank you, and sorry for posting in the wrong area. It appears that I need to know more in-depth about the actual hardware and what drivers are needed and where they need to go. So more research it is.
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Hello everyone,
I am new to the Nexus 4 community however not new to XDA. I have survived an HD2 and also a T989 GSII. I have had so much success with XDA and I am looking forward to working with community of folks over here. I got a Nexus 4 (being delivered Monday) to enjoy the Android experience. However the more I look over it the more I feel it lacks some of the features that I enjoyed with previous custom roms like Toggles on the notification panel for example. I know there are many apps that will accomplish the same thing but why use all these 3rd party apps when you can flash a decent rom and get a better experience with often better battery life. I am coming from an All Star Developer ROM that is a compilation ROM ( CM10, AOKP & PA )
I apologize for the rambling. I need to know:
1: What is the difference between Original Android Dev and Android Development forums? GSII did not have two forums so I was a little confused.
2: For a genuine NEXUS device, are there still bugs in ROMS? RR, SOD, GPS not working, etc? This is not a huge issue with most GSII roms I just wondered if you guys experience this at all with this phone being stock Android already. I wouldn't think this would be the case.
3: I have done my research and I am ready to move on with rooting and probably Romming. Is there anything else maybe that would be noteworthy that is specific to the Nexus line of devices. This is a vague question so don't worry with it too much. I am just curious.
Thanks everyone! I can't wait till Monday!
jcnbama said:
Hello everyone,
I am new to the Nexus 4 community however not new to XDA. I have survived an HD2 and also a T989 GSII. I have had so much success with XDA and I am looking forward to working with community of folks over here. I got a Nexus 4 (being delivered Monday) to enjoy the Android experience. However the more I look over it the more I feel it lacks some of the features that I enjoyed with previous custom roms like Toggles on the notification panel for example. I know there are many apps that will accomplish the same thing but why use all these 3rd party apps when you can flash a decent rom and get a better experience with often better battery life. I am coming from an All Star Developer ROM that is a compilation ROM ( CM10, AOKP & PA )
I apologize for the rambling. I need to know:
1: What is the difference between Original Android Dev and Android Development forums? GSII did not have two forums so I was a little confused.
2: For a genuine NEXUS device, are there still bugs in ROMS? RR, SOD, GPS not working, etc? This is not a huge issue with most GSII roms I just wondered if you guys experience this at all with this phone being stock Android already. I wouldn't think this would be the case.
3: I have done my research and I am ready to move on with rooting and probably Romming. Is there anything else maybe that would be noteworthy that is specific to the Nexus line of devices. This is a vague question so don't worry with it too much. I am just curious.
Thanks everyone! I can't wait till Monday!
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1. "Development is classified as original work and/or documented edits and changes made to others work (with their permission) that makes it your own.
Stock ROM dumps that are modified (deodexed, etc.) from the manufacturer's original intent and then repackaged together classifies as development.
Kernel's and Recovery obviously classify as development as they are modified and compiled from source""
2. Minor bugs here & there, nothing like the ones you're used of. Read the OP & last 20 posts in the thread.
3. follow the link in my signature, do not use toolkits!!
Good luck, it's an amazing phone!
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1. "Development is classified as original work and/or documented edits and changes made to others work (with their permission) that makes it your own.
Stock ROM dumps that are modified (deodexed, etc.) from the manufacturer's original intent and then repackaged together classifies as development.
Kernel's and Recovery obviously classify as development as they are modified and compiled from source""
2. Minor bugs here & there, nothing like the ones you're used of. Read the OP & last 20 posts in the thread.
3. follow the link in my signature, do not use toolkits!!
Good luck, it's an amazing phone!
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Thanks for the info! I guess more specifically I need to know the difference between the "Original" Development thread and just the "Development" thread. Should I refer to one more than another?
Also, in reference to toolkits. I am just curious where the issue lies with that? Because honestly that is exactly what I was going to do. I am not lazy, just efficient lol. I figure why do alot of manual driver installs and command prompts if someone created a program that would do it for you? (I reference links below) Is it faulty software? Badly written programs etc? I would think there would be more room for human error when doing it yourself vs. something automated. What are your thoughts on this? Has anyone else had luck using the toolkits in the links? or any other rooting toolkits? Thanks again!
http://lifehacker.com/5979763/how-to-root-the-lg-nexus-4#13634416619583&{"type":"iframeUpdated","height":640}
http://www.wugfresh.com/nrt/
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Thanks for the info! I guess more specifically I need to know the difference between the "Original" Development thread and just the "Development" thread. Should I refer to one more than another?
Also, in reference to toolkits. I am just curious where the issue lies with that? Because honestly that is exactly what I was going to do. I am not lazy, just efficient lol. I figure why do alot of manual driver installs and command prompts if someone created a program that would do it for you? (I reference links below) Is it faulty software? Badly written programs etc? I would think there would be more room for human error when doing it yourself vs. something automated. What are your thoughts on this? Has anyone else had luck using the toolkits in the links? or any other rooting toolkits? Thanks again!
http://lifehacker.com/5979763/how-to-root-the-lg-nexus-4#13634416619583&{"type":"iframeUpdated","height":640}
http://www.wugfresh.com/nrt/
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Because, you learn something very important while rooting & unlocking your phone. Human error is covered for by the step by step guide. Human error while using the toolkit, you're stuck trying to understand what the fck happened. Learn fastboot mate. Learn to control your device to a 100%, learn to fix it if it's stuck. Understand what happens with "fastboot OEM unlock". Do you know what that means btw..?
The difference between Original Development & Development is in the quote I posted above. Paranoid Android = Original.
TWRP Recovery = Original
"XYZ" Rom based on cm 10.1 + abcd theme = Development.
Vangelis13 said:
Because, you learn something very important while rooting & unlocking your phone. Human error is covered for by the step by step guide. Human error while using the toolkit, you're stuck trying to understand what the fck happened. Learn fastboot mate. Learn to control your device to a 100%, learn to fix it if it's stuck. Understand what happens with "fastboot OEM unlock". Do you know what that means btw..?
The difference between Original Development & Development is in the quote I posted above. Paranoid Android = Original.
TWRP Recovery = Original
"XYZ" Rom based on cm 10.1 + abcd theme = Development.
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Hey thanks again. I appreciate the input. I have more to learn in the NEXUS forum. I am used to ODIN and other forms of Samsung software so I will certainly read over the tutorial and absorb information. It will also help me to share my knowledge with others.
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Hey thanks again. I appreciate the input. I have more to learn in the NEXUS forum. I am used to ODIN and other forms of Samsung software so I will certainly read over the tutorial and absorb information. It will also help me to share my knowledge with others.
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If nothing else, you owe it to yourself as a proud n4 owner!!
this includes the kernel source. I am in the process of trying to build a gpe kernel. so far I can get into the menu config but cannot make successfully. I'm going to download a different distro with a clean build environment and try again. If anybody else has ideas and/or answers on how to do this successfully please post here.
https://www.lg.com/global/support/opensource/opensourceList?types=ALL&search=lgv510
my attempt to build a kernel will be to allow for gamma correction and for the addition of ext2 to used on the SD card if possible. I have built kernels for my Linux box before but this is quite a bit more involved.
Will this allow a gpe ROM on the stock LG device
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Canadoc said:
Will this allow a gpe ROM on the stock LG device
Sent from my LG-V500 using Tapatalk
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I don't know enough about it yet. one would think that with the source code you could simply build and install GPE on to the framework of the LGE device, meaning the removal of all of the old software in the installation of all new software based on the GPE Kit Kat build.
Apparently, by reading other threads here that is not the case, or they would have already done so. Then again, I did not see anything posted about the source code before now.
Maybe a developer will decide to do something with this, and even better write a tutorial on how to do something that is worthwhile for the GPE. In the meantime I will muddle through.
Just my 2 cents
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=49468038&postcount=329
Demetris said:
Just my 2 cents
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=49468038&postcount=329
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howdy, I like your idea, but I would also like to see more development for the GPE itself. maybe even a separate forum dedicated just to the GPE as right now it seems that everything is spread out, disorganized and very difficult to keep together for one or the other version. Upon this basis it would be easier to see what items and options are available for one device, without being distracted by the same for the other.
That being said, I definitely agree there should be a collaboration to achieve the ends that you desire, as they will also help the GPE users find what they are looking for.
was I able to successfully compile a kernel? Yes! Yes I did!! Arch/arm/boot/zimage is ready!
unfortunately this does not mean an awful lot of this point all I did was change the name of the kernel slightly and if not adjusted anything else nor do I have it back into a boot image but! This is/was the hardest part I think. Reason being the dependencies for getting this done.
I have successfully compiled, and pushed a kernel onto my gpad gpe 510. Now you can too! I wrote a tutorial at : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2628951
You will be able to control your device now. No need for a custom ROM if your willing to put in a bit of effort, but I understand if you dont.??
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Do we have source for the ADT-1 anywhere? Also what is the likelyhood of custom ROM's on this? I know that the specs seem to be the same as the MADcatz MOJO. Any info in this feild would be helpful Thanks guys <3
ClevrPwn said:
Do we have source for the ADT-1 anywhere? Also what is the likelyhood of custom ROM's on this? I know that the specs seem to be the same as the MADcatz MOJO. Any info in this feild would be helpful Thanks guys <3
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Well... sadly we don't have much. I have slapped together a factory image, but nothing official.
Custom ROM... maybe. CM compiled generically for arm-v7a refuses to even boot to a boot logo.
But, I am working on a flashable zip that contains the normal android version of GNL, Play services, and the Play store, and required labs for generic tasks. In my current testing, it runs pretty great!
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Well... sadly we don't have much. I have slapped together a factory image, but nothing official.
Custom ROM... maybe. CM compiled generically for arm-v7a refuses to even boot to a boot logo.
But, I am working on a flashable zip that contains the normal android version of GNL, Play services, and the Play store, and required labs for generic tasks. In my current testing, it runs pretty great!
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That's what I figured :/ BTW I'm not a total noob as this post kinda makes me seem I am an android security researcher by trade. I really want to see the power of this device unleashed so anything I can do to help throw my way I'm more than happy to do anything from testing to fuzzing to building. Lets make this little box as awesome as the random pyramid things make it look!
ClevrPwn said:
That's what I figured :/ BTW I'm not a total noob as this post kinda makes me seem I am an android security researcher by trade. I really want to see the power of this device unleashed so anything I can do to help throw my way I'm more than happy to do anything from testing to fuzzing to building. Lets make this little box as awesome as the random pyramid things make it look!
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Agreed! I'll send some stuff over this weekend if I get to it. Thanks!
This is basically it for adt-1 (molly) source code in aosp. Old kernel source https://android.googlesource.com/kernel/tegra/+/android-tegra-molly-3.4-l-preview
Broken link for Stock Boot Image LPX13D (stockbootlpx13d.img)
The link to Stock Boot Image LPX13D (stockbootlpx13d.img) is broken could you please fix this link or re-post the file somewhere.
nightmonkey said:
The link to Stock Boot Image LPX13D (stockbootlpx13d.img) is broken could you please fix this link or re-post the file somewhere.
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Link updated in the op.
got it thanks for the info
Has there been any progress on a custom rom for the adt-1?
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Has there been any progress on a custom rom for the adt-1?
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Yup. Check the ADT-1 Dev Hub on G+. We have made a ton of progress.
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Is there a way to flash recovery without the dev cable? I have torn my house apart looking for it but I can't seem to find it anywhere?
I found the dev cable and got the ROM loaded. It's works great and I'm excited to start using this device again. One question I have is there a way to add support for BT speakers? I have a sound bar I would love to pair. No luck with the ROM and the original ROM did not support it either.
How do you boot into recovery
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Hello friends wondering if there will be a cyanogenmod 11 for the sm-T231 It's my tablet and I love to get away touchwichz If anyone knows of any future project thanks alert
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based off aosp? edit- can flash pa gapps?
I have attempted to connect my device to PC with this ROM installed but it fails to install MTP.
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based off aosp? edit- can flash pa gapps?
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I have PA Gapps 3-08 running fine on recent Cyanogen Mod 11 port for the T330NU with no issue..
However the PA GAPPs developer (TKruzze) no longer makes GAPPs packages..
If you have the latest PA GAPPs, it should work..
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based off aosp? edit- can flash pa gapps?
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Hi, i have included a micro package in OP. Read OP.
wire55 said:
I have attempted to connect my device to PC with this ROM installed but it fails to install MTP.
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W, hey okay i add mtp to my todo list though i don't own a computer that mtp would actually work on, so it'll be guesswork.
Also now that sound is sorted, i'll take a look at the magnetic cover thingamawhatzit. Though i like to turn my screen
on and off the old fashioned way. :silly:
You folks don't expect too much more, I do have other stuff I have to get to.
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moonbutt74 said:
Hi, i have included a micro package in OP. Read OP.
W, hey okay i add mtp to my todo list though i don't own a computer that mtp would actually work on, so it'll be guesswork.
Also now that sound is sorted, i'll take a look at the magnetic cover thingamawhatzit. Though i like to turn my screen
on and off the old fashioned way. :silly:
You folks don't expect too much more, I do have other stuff I have to get to.
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Thank you for all your help. I understand you have thing to do, so you do what you feel is more important.
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Thank you for all your help. I understand you have thing to do, so you do what you feel is more important.
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Sure, i've never had a magnetic cover, the basic idea is closed screen off, and open screen on right ?
also can you test out bluetoothiness, keyboard, i've never done audio streaming so i don't know much to that end.
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Sure, i've never had a magnetic cover, the basic idea is closed screen off, and open screen on right ?
also can you test out bluetoothiness, keyboard, i've never done audio streaming so i don't know much to that end.
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If I had a Bluetooth device I would test that for you but I don't have one.
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And yes the the magnetic cover question. I will do all the testing with that if ya need me to
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theme engine working? also want a video of ROM working if u can, thx.
edit - I'm happy to see that there is a person working on the t330nu. that means my money doesn't go to waste
edit 2 - the very much, I'm tired of seeing tricked up stock custom Roms?
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theme engine working? also want a video of ROM working if u can, thx.
edit - I'm happy to see that there is a person working on the t330nu. that means my money doesn't go to waste
edit 2 - the very much, I'm tired of seeing tricked up stock custom Roms��
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No videos. This is a high [low] class [rent] operation I'm runnin here. xD
Now here's the kicker, after i get a final decent build, i'm going back to stock. Why?
[ploop] , nuff sed. xD
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@moonbutt74 hey did anyone else have this problem or just me? When I charge my tablet it goes to 25 percent then it doesn't rise. I wake up in the morning its at 25 I restart and it kicks to 100..
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@moonbutt74 hey did anyone else have this problem or just me? When I charge my tablet it goes to 25 percent then it doesn't rise. I wake up in the morning its at 25 I restart and it kicks to 100..
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Z,
hi, i have no issue but, i also maintain my tab regularly with sdmaid, you may need to clear out battery stats.
Also, are you running the rom with or without the kernel update? Lastly how many background processes do you
have running?
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moonbutt74 said:
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hi, i have no issue but, i also maintain my tab regularly with sdmaid, you may need to clear out battery stats.
Also, are you running the rom with or without the kernel update? Lastly how many background processes do you
have running?
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Ok 1. How do I clear the stats
2. I updated it today
3. Idk how many processes I have running how do I check?
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Ok 1. How do I clear the stats
2. I updated it today
3. Idk how many processes I have running how do I check?
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Z,
hi again :silly:
you can run in terminal
ps
also you can also connect via adb and run adb shell, then as root [su] run
powertop
i say to do that one through adb because it doesn't display correctly and is kind of unmanagable in the tab's
terminal window.
Also try modifying you performance settings, on the updated kernel you should be set to ondemand/cfq
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moonbutt74 said:
Z,
hi again :silly:
you can run in terminal
ps
also you can also connect via adb and run adb shell, then as root [su] run
powertop
i say to do that one through adb because it doesn't display correctly and is kind of unmanagable in the tab's
terminal window.
Also try modifying you performance settings, on the updated kernel you should be set to ondemand/cfq
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Okay thanks and speaking of performance why can't I overclock at all like it kicks it back down?
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Okay thanks and speaking of performance why can't I overclock at all like it kicks it back down?
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Umm, because it's not overclocked.
Also skip the powertop approach, i forgot to config in the kernel, i'll get that in the next build.
I know nothing about overclocking, yet.
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moonbutt74 said:
Umm, because it's not overclocked.
Also skip the powertop approach, i forgot to config in the kernel, i'll get that in the next build.
I know nothing about overclocking, yet.
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Okay thanks looking forward to updates for this rom. Also I was wondering.. For the ROMs for the t530 tabs like the cm12 one they now have. What would need to be done to get it booting... I heard all the ROMs with the same board need is a working kernel.. Idk if that's right but if it is would the kernel for this ROM get the cm 12 ROM booting or does it need a new one?
zach61797 said:
Okay thanks looking forward to updates for this rom. Also I was wondering.. For the ROMs for the t530 tabs like the cm12 one they now have. What would need to be done to get it booting... I heard all the ROMs with the same board need is a working kernel.. Idk if that's right but if it is would the kernel for this ROM get the cm 12 ROM booting or does it need a new one?
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For the most part that's somewhat true correct, however i haven't bothered because the roms are being packaged with the block setup
as opposed to the tried and true way and i just don't have the patience to unpack that setup and repack it.
To be truthful i think i've gotten addicted to this stuff in a slightly mentally unstable kind of way :silly:
And as such am running multiple projects at once, so if you want to chip in on trying that approach, downoad one of the
sm-t53xx builds, get it unpacked and repacked cm11 style and link me to it, a respectable site, not 4shared or dumbass gator
or any place like that, and i'll see what i can do. my current attempts with bliss keep breaking at camerawrapper issues and gps issues.
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moonbutt74 said:
For the most part that's somewhat true correct, however i haven't bothered because the roms are being packaged with the block setup
as opposed to the tried and true way and i just don't have the patience to unpack that setup and repack it.
To be truthful i think i've gotten addicted to this stuff in a slightly mentally unstable kind of way :silly:
And as such am running multiple projects at once, so if you want to chip in on trying that approach, downoad one of the
sm-t53xx builds, get it unpacked and repacked cm11 style and link me to it, a respectable site, not 4shared or dumbass gator
or any place like that, and i'll see what i can do. my current attempts with bliss keep breaking at camerawrapper issues and gps issues.
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Id love to waste time to get it working but I'm no developer by any means... I will do some googling and see if I can... I love to waste time on this stuff so thanks for the info I will message u if I am anywhere near successful... If you have any good links to show how to do it it would be very helpful. Thanks
managed to build functional twrp 2.8.7.0 with Omnirom repo.
seems functional anyway.
just sharing, not developing it or anything.
link
by the way, this is in general because teaser threads aren't allowed in development section and it wasn't ready to release when I posted this thread.
bigsupersquid said:
managed to build functional twrp 2.8.7.0 with Omnirom repo.
seems functional anyway.
just sharing, not developing it or anything.
link
by the way, this is in general because teaser threads aren't allowed in development section and it wasn't ready to release when I posted this thread.
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First off, thank you for everything you have done for our phones, it's appreciated. Secondly, basically this version has a nicer looking interface and file manager than the official TWRP 2.8.7.0 but functionally it's the same correct? I did read the link you left and those bugs seem workable to me for this nicer looking interface with my a5_chl and as always I take personal responsibility for anything I flash to my phone so I understand no guarantees in this game. Thanks again for your hard work.
thoctor said:
First off, thank you for everything you have done for our phones, it's appreciated. Secondly, basically this version has a nicer looking interface and file manager than the official TWRP 2.8.7.0 but functionally it's the same correct? I did read the link you left and those bugs seem workable to me for this nicer looking interface with my a5_chl and as always I take personal responsibility for anything I flash to my phone so I understand no guarantees in this game. Thanks again for your hard work.
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it's the default interface for 2.8.7.0 I thought,
glad I linked the official page though because they've updated since last I looked.
if they complain I'll pull the dev thread.
thoctor said:
First off, thank you for everything you have done for our phones, it's appreciated. Secondly, basically this version has a nicer looking interface and file manager than the official TWRP 2.8.7.0 but functionally it's the same correct? I did read the link you left and those bugs seem workable to me for this nicer looking interface with my a5_chl and as always I take personal responsibility for anything I flash to my phone so I understand no guarantees in this game. Thanks again for your hard work.
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weird, I just downloaded the official and it's structured just like the last one I used.
the file manager and terminal are definitely different in the one I built.
Wonder if it's the theme? the build forced me to pick a 'supported theme' and I went with
TW_THEME := portrait_hdpi
as far as the things I'm doing for the phone....
this one happens to be my new toy, and I'm carrying on the tradition of sharing builds that I've participated in both ends of now; a lot of my first year of having an android phone was learning curve and just flashing things other people had built, ported, or put together themselves.
I totally get how it's nice to have shiny new upgrades for your stuff without having to produce it yourself, and I'm happy to add my little contributions to the open source/prebuilt binary Linux/android ecosystems where I'm just another user at least as often as a producer.