Soon we will start having cyanogenmod version for nexus 4 and at the beginning it will be unstable so I was wondering if any of you tried to install a dual boot on your nexus 4
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.drx2.bootmanager.lite
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.projectlense.bootmenu
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1792955
Duel booting is very common on samsung phone s1,s2,s3 implemented into the kernel
but i haven't seen it on a nexus before.
Well Bootmanager lite is compatible with the previous nexuses
I have Boot Manager Pro, I will test it once I get my Nexus 4.
anybody try this yet?
Boot Manager Pro doesn't support Jellybean (yet).
so does anything work to dual boot yet?
There's a multiboot loader available for Nexus 7.
Maybe it will be ported to Nexus 4 some day...
is this possible on the nexus 4?
koXxEr1337 said:
There's a multiboot loader available for Nexus 7.
Maybe it will be ported to Nexus 4 some day...
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The creator will not do it because he does not have a nexus 4. So we have to do it ourselves, we can use his sources.
So how do we build it? are there instructions?
suck3rs said:
So how do we build it? are there instructions?
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Here are the sources https://github.com/Tasssadar/multirom
Sources are at the bottom of the post. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34577838&postcount=1
Rafase282 said:
Here are the sources https://github.com/Tasssadar/multirom
Sources are at the bottom of the post. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=34577838&postcount=1
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I wish I knew what I was doing to do something like this, but can anyone actually do this? If it is done for the nexus 7, I would imagine it should be able to be done for the 4?
I will begin trying to port this for the mako device next days, but I will have the Nexus 4 device in a few weeks only, so I would need some testers. Next weekendI'll post more details about my work if it goes well.
Adaptation of multirom
Hello,
I'm new on xda, but I have often used your tutorial to update my galaxy s to the latest version of android.
I am a newbie here but I know read tutorials, install and test firmware.
aragog53 said:
I will begin trying to port this for the mako device next days, but I will have the Nexus 4 device in a few weeks only, so I would need some testers. Next weekendI'll post more details about my work if it goes well.
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Today, I just got my nexus 4 and I want to help you. Have you made progress on the project to adapt MultiROM for the nexus 4?
I'm ready to test your version
Good Bye,
kleinp57
kleinp57 said:
Hello,
I'm new on xda, but I have often used your tutorial to update my galaxy s to the latest version of android.
I am a newbie here but I know read tutorials, install and test firmware.
Today, I just got my nexus 4 and I want to help you. Have you made progress on the project to adapt MultiROM for the nexus 4?
I'm ready to test your version
Good Bye,
kleinp57
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Thanks for giving your help. However I just grab sources from mako kernel and multiboot, didn't begin working on it yet, tomorrow I'll try. First step making kernel having kexec boot method.
Edit : have to dl linux and reinstall my bootloader, a upgrade of my windows made it go away. :s That's ironic, a broken dualboot on my PC prevents me to work on dualboot for the phone. Anyway will begin working on that this evening.
Please do update on this if you get it working. I would like to dual boot Ubuntu and my stock phone OS.
m374llic4 said:
Please do update on this if you get it working. I would like to dual boot Ubuntu and my stock phone OS.
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Of course, I'll ask a thread in the dev section when I'l need some testing. I don't promise any result, but think it will be easy to port, just need to spend some time. Will begin tonight.
aragog53 said:
Of course, I'll ask a thread in the dev section when I'l need some testing. I don't promise any result, but think it will be easy to port, just need to spend some time. Will begin tonight.
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has there been any progress on this?
Sorry to beat the dead horse here, but did you ever actually get around to doing this?
Where is the Android 5.0 "L" Developer Preview image for the Nexus 10? I can't seem to find any mention of it?
cpgeek said:
Where is the Android 5.0 "L" Developer Preview image for the Nexus 10? I can't seem to find any mention of it?
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That's because you are chasing a ghost. It doesn't exist (at least for now). So far, the only available preview images are for the Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 (2013). There's some speculation on whether the Nexus 10 will even get the official L version when it comes out. I sure do hope so, but I'm trying not to get said hopes too high.
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That's because you are chasing a ghost. It doesn't exist (at least for now). So far, the only available preview images are for the Nexus 5 and Nexus 7 (2013). There's some speculation on whether the Nexus 10 will even get the official L version when it comes out. I sure do hope so, but I'm trying not to get said hopes too high.
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Here you go:
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/blobs-preview
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Here you go:
https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/blobs-preview
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These are just the binaries. I believe he was referring to the complete preview image, like what's available for the N5 and N7 (2013), found here: http://developer.android.com/preview/setup-sdk.html.
So how do I use this for the n10? just install the base n7 build and then flash the blobs you linked?
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So how do I use this for the n10? just install the base n7 build and then flash the blobs you linked?
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NO! DO NOT flash images that are meant for other devices onto this device (or any device for that matter). You can easily (read: COMPLETELY) brick your device by flashing a kernel meant for another device. My advice is just be patient for either Google to release it, or for a custom ROM to come along for the N10.
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NO! DO NOT flash images that are meant for other devices onto this device (or any device for that matter). You can easily (read: COMPLETELY) brick your device by flashing a kernel meant for another device. My advice is just be patient for either Google to release it, or for a custom ROM to come along for the N10.
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but that's just it, how does one learn to bake roms for a particular device? - isn't it a matter of compiling the rom from aosp with the appropriate blobs?
I mean, here's the official sources from google... why has this not been compiled and added to the development area? https://android.googlesource.com/device/samsung/manta/+/l-preview
Hey guys, here's the andriod L developer preview. Try it out and have fun !!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2796019
I Haven't tried it out myself and dont know how to do it but those who figure it out, please share your experience with us and hit the thanks button if helped:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
I thought someone has ported L to our sp by glancing the heading at first but felt a bit sad after clicking the hyperlink...
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Sorry man, I'm actually a noob. I just made a share so that other people can taste the new Android L [emoji14]
does somebody know is it possible to port android L locscreen to the cm11???
Id very much doubt it.
AOSP sources for L are up now... some devs maybe will try to work on this
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AOSP sources for L are up now... some devs maybe will try to work on this
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That source code is worthless for us atm since it is not complete
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AOSP sources for L are up now... some devs maybe will try to work on this
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incomplete ..... 5.0 source is incomplete!
Hello.
I know Android M probably won't be released for our Nexus 4, but, somebody is working on a ROM based on Android M for our device?
Thanks!
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Hello.
I know Android M probably won't be released for our Nexus 4, but, somebody is working on a ROM based on Android M for our device?
Thanks!
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I wish Google release it for the Nexus 4 too as a reward to early adopters and compensation for a device with so many flaws
There are no source code for M has been released yet, patience guys, patience...
Who is the first one to port this on our 4 or just the new features? There are about 10 of them in the DP
hope developer still support nexus 4 )
cell2011 said:
Who is the first one to port this on our 4 or just the new features? There are about 10 of them in the DP
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Lol, let the sources be out :silly:
Nitin
I figured you would get this ported once its out
NİTİN PORT PLEASE PORT :d