Latest YotaPhone2 Kernel Sources - If you are developing for the YotaPhone 2 the latest kernel sources are now available in the form of a 100Mb download direct from their server. If you have been waiting for them, you can pick them up now! http://ow.ly/3145oN
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Latest YotaPhone2 Kernel Sources - If you are developing for the YotaPhone 2 the latest kernel sources are now available in the form of a 100Mb download direct from their server. If you have been waiting for them, you can pick them up now! http://ow.ly/3145oN
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Yeah, that is the kernel source alright. I guess there was enough requests for it after all.
Now we just need to make it better. We have the technology.
We need a cyanogenmod rom
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Great news indeed. About a week ago I've requested XDA's OEM relations manager Jerdog to contact Yota, and today he sent me a message that they finally obliged. His action together with some social media attention and requests through other channels probably all added up.
I've put it on github: https://github.com/SteadyQuad/android_kernel_yotaphone2
There's still a lot of work to do however, it's not plug-and-play. As far as I can see there's no kernel config included, so that might take time to figure out. I'm not an experienced kernel dev, but I'll give it some attention to see how far I get with it. Anyone else interested to help out here?
Wish that I could help, but this is not something were I'm able to add value... :/
Best of luck to you and any other that may go down that road.
what about the progress
now?
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Does anyone have a mirror for the original tarball?
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Great news indeed. About a week ago I've requested XDA's OEM relations manager Jerdog to contact Yota, and today he sent me a message that they finally obliged. His action together with some social media attention and requests through other channels probably all added up.
I've put it on github: https://github.com/SteadyQuad/android_kernel_yotaphone2
There's still a lot of work to do however, it's not plug-and-play. As far as I can see there's no kernel config included, so that might take time to figure out. I'm not an experienced kernel dev, but I'll give it some attention to see how far I get with it. Anyone else interested to help out here?
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Config is in arch/arm/configs and seems to already be set up with the EPD display, so likely the same that Yota is using:
https://github.com/SteadyQuad/android_kernel_yotaphone2/tree/lollipop5.0/arch/arm/configs
Do you still have the original tarball?
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Config is in arch/arm/configs and seems to already be set up with the EPD display, so likely the same that Yota is using:
https://github.com/SteadyQuad/android_kernel_yotaphone2/tree/lollipop5.0/arch/arm/configs
Do you still have the original tarball?
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Can't find the original tarball. Sources on Github are pretty close though (I think I only missed some firmware files on very first commit). You probably found it already, but Yota seemed to have adapted the standard arch/arm/configs/msm8974_defconfig file for yp2, which contains amongst other things the Epson EPD driver:
Code:
CONFIG_FB_EPSON_S1D13522=y
CONFIG_EPSON_13522=y
It's been some time, but I remember after some small tweaks (on github) the kernel actually built and booted.
I've never managed to get into contact with Yota directly, but if you're planning development work, maybe you should ask them for an updated tarball, might have updated EPD firmware, CVE fixes and other updates .
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Can't find the original tarball. Sources on Github are pretty close though (I think I only missed some firmware files on very first commit). You probably found it already, but Yota seemed to have adapted the standard arch/arm/configs/msm8974_defconfig file for yp2, which contains amongst other things the Epson EPD driver:
Code:
CONFIG_FB_EPSON_S1D13522=y
CONFIG_EPSON_13522=y
It's been some time, but I remember after some small tweaks (on github) the kernel actually built and booted.
I've never managed to get into contact with Yota directly, but if you're planning development work, maybe you should ask them for an updated tarball, might have updated EPD firmware, CVE fixes and other updates .
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I sent Yota a mail, so let's see if they care to share
Cool, It would be awesome to get some lovin' on this device....
Yota responded:
Unfortunately, nowadays our company does not provide access latest kernel sources for Yotaphone 2.
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So apparently they don't care :-/
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Yota responded:
Unfortunately, nowadays our company does not provide access latest kernel sources for Yotaphone 2.
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So apparently they don't care :-/
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Exactly.. I sent a follow-up mail with a friendly reminder of the GPL license and some other "plz gib" attempts, but the response felt more like this:
So apparently they don't care :-/
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Actaully Yota Devices cares about community
And shares the latest kernel:
https://srv-fs1.yotadevices.com/public/file/28nVYCsjTUGwylIFgokCqA/kernel_sep21.zip
(direct link)
andpotugin said:
Actaully Yota Devices cares about community
And shares the latest kernel:
https://srv-fs1.yotadevices.com/public/file/28nVYCsjTUGwylIFgokCqA/kernel_sep21.zip
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How did you get it? An old KGB buddy or something?
And thanks for the pm
How did you get it? An old KGB buddy or something?
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No KGB involved, comrade
It seems that YotaDevices is monitoring threads on XDA sometimes.
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No KGB involved, comrade
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..if you say so
But thanks for the link.. it's good to know that K... Yota is watching
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..if you say so
But thanks for the link.. it's good to know that K... Yota is watching
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You're welcome!
And keep in mind: not Yota (mobile carrier), but Yota Devices (SW team)
So, how hard is it to merge this old pile of sources into a newish CM13 branch? I've compiled a linux kernel before but never did any more involved stuff than that - Anyone with prior experience or a decent written guide on how to adapt CM to a device around?
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I have two ROM's I thought I would share. They are both 4.2.2 ROMs; one is AOKP, and the other CyanogenMod. Niether have working Bluetooth and do have most of the current 4.2.2 bugs.
If anyone is curious they can see my Github, my username is CDMoncrieff
I've uploaded the files to Dev-Host under CDMoncrieff and the files are:
cm_tenderloin.april8.zip - 152.30 MB
aokp_tenderloin.april8.zip - 133.95 MB -been told it may wipe SD contents on some Touchpads. Back-up to your PC before flashing please!
Use a file explorer to drop this file in system/bin to fix the multiple light touches bug. ts_srv - 17.84 KB
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I have two ROM's I thought I would share. They are both 4.2.2 ROMs; one is AOKP, and the other CyanogenMod. Niether have working Bluetooth and do have most of the current 4.2.2 bugs.
If anyone is curious they can see my Github, my username is CDMoncrieff
I am not able to post links yet (<10 posts), but I've uploaded the files to Dev-Host under CDMoncrieff and the files are:
cm_tenderloin.april8.zip
aokp_tenderloin.april8.zip
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Thanks for the Roms. Question, which gapps should we use? Thanks again.
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Thanks for the Roms. Question, which gapps should we use? Thanks again.
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The 4.2.2 GAPPs package
A question for you, where did you learn to build ROMs for the HP touchpad? I've been googleing how to set up a build environment on Ubuntu, which I've nearly completed but then all guides on building cm10.1 (for example) only cover supported devices of which the Touchpad isn't.... I can't find much with Google at least on Touchpad specific ROM building.
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A question for you, where did you learn to build ROMs for the HP touchpad? I've been googleing how to set up a build environment on Ubuntu, which I've nearly completed but then all guides on building cm10.1 (for example) only cover supported devices of which the Touchpad isn't.... I can't find much with Google at least on Touchpad specific ROM building.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2043285
This is hands down the best guide for setting up your build environment. Its okay to be on 13.04 as well, you might just have some unmet dependantcies you need to install. You'll likely be told you are holding broken packages and will need to meet the dependencies before you can install the other packages.
sudo apt-get install gcc
sudo apt-get install g++
After following that guide you should be set up to build.
Building for unsupported devices depends on the ROM you are trying to create. Basically you just need to follow the file paths in your local repository until you find something out of place or missing, then fix it.
You can see my githib at github.com/cdmoncrieff where you can see some of the commits I made to build for AOKP to get an idea of the process. There is also a short build-instructions repo with a few details of the process for 4.2.2. If you have any questions, which if you are going to try building, I will be glad to help
I still need more posts before links, here's another!
OK that's great I will take a look, the main problem for me at the moment is time. I'm currently using Ubuntu 12.10 I'm hoping to at least compile cm9 or cm10 to start with as they are pretty much fully operational. SGA's efforts with 4.2 and yours have inspired me to have ago. I guess the battery life is the main item that needs work in 4.2.2 and working out how to get Bluetooth working. What are your plans? Do you intend to try to improve on the current builds?
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Where I can :good:
These are the links?
http://d-h.st/search?search_by=2&search_for=cdmoncrief
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keenan316 said:
These are the links?
http://d-h.st/search?search_by=2&search_for=cdmoncrief
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Yes, thanks!
This should be moved to development thread. You mind if I request that it is? By the way thank you for sharing!
nickster1 said:
This should be moved to development thread. You mind if I request that it is? By the way thank you for sharing!
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Yes, but still no takers on the DL?
I will tonight when I get a chance.
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Yes, but still no takers on the DL?
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That sounds good.
Wich bugs 4.2.2 has?
Unpredictable power draw
No Bluetooth
Kind of flakey WiFi
Rotated camera preview
I think that's it...
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Yes, but still no takers on the DL?
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I downloaded the AOSP version earlier and will be flashing tomorrow.
Do I have to wipe / factory reset, format system, etc, or can I get away with just wiping cache and wiping dalvik cache.
Thanks.
Thread moved to development, now that the OP has permissions to post in dev forums
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Yes, but still no takers on the DL?
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I'm sure plenty of people will download it in next few days
Will be getting it myself later tonite just to try it out
Tried it on a mate's tp and seems very good
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I've looked at your github and there are some useful changes in there I may move over to my rom. I just started getting phantom touches in one corner so I'll try out the ts_srv.c change. I might try the system tunings to system.prop, why did you choose those changes?
Why did you disable backuptool in tenderloin_ota_from_target_files? It is what keeps your gapps when you flash. Does it cause you some problems? I find it works just fine.
good job on the rom.
By the way, the camera driver is consuming lots of power (90mA sleep) so I reverted those three commits. The camera doesn't work but I'm down to 19 and I hope to get back to 4. (it's in my new branch c10.1, I'm still new at git so I left my old tree with camera for those who want it and a new tree with it reverted for me.)
Keep up the good work.
Hello guys,
yesterday I started working on a little project, which allows people to create their own boot animations.
The program, for Windows, is called 'Boot Animation Creator by Team M4gkBeatz'.
Basically, it allows you to select from a variety of different settings, and then creates all necessary files and folders, where the user can then input the desired files. The program will then store the zip appropriately and rename it bootanimation.zip (Or any other name, as that matter..)
I consider this program very early, but as it's open source, I'd like it to be available for everyone at any stage.
Inside the source folder, there are some builds, which only do very simple tasks at the moment (Create part-folder and desc.txt file) but in the next few days it should get some decent updates, which will allow it to do everything as planned.
The source code can be found either in my GitHub profile (See my XDA-username) under Beatsleigher/BootAnimationCreator or under http://github.com/beatsleigher/bootanimationcreator.
Once I have a useable build, I'll upload it to SourceForge, along with a link.
Screenshots:
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If you like my project, please consider donating to me by adding up to my new PC, so I can make more awesome apps like this! http://www.gofundme.com/NewPC
I'm looking forward for this
IndraWP said:
I'm looking forward for this
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So am I!
I think it'd be a better alternative to all those different guides, etc. And because it's open source, it's not even a secret how this works
CyanogenModded Very China-like, from my Samsung Galaxy S III
LG Familyguy59/Beatsleigher
pls is posible change logo initial ???? i have tablet android 4.0.4
thks in advance
waltercell said:
pls is posible change logo initial ???? i have tablet android 4.0.4
thks in advance
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It shouldn't be too hard to code. But at the moment my laptop's dead.
I'll be able to work on it when I get the parts or a new computer.
All hail Lucipurr!
So does this application work or is this juts sorce codE?
jackrabbit72380 said:
So does this application work or is this juts sorce codE?
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It's just code. I'm not developing in Visual Basic anymore. You can take the code and use it as you wish.
At some point in time, I may re-code it in Java, but for now it's dead.
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Thanks For Your Work
ela1103 said:
Thanks For Your Work
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Use the thanks button.
Looking forward to this
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Well, seeming as this is gaining attention again, I'll start re-working it in Java.
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Beatsleigher said:
Well, seeming as this is gaining attention again, I'll start re-working it in Java.
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We are waiting for the latest version.can you bulid boot logo creator also ah
ela1103 said:
We are waiting for the latest version.can you bulid boot logo creator also ah
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Never, EVER ask for ETAs again.
It will be released as a part of Universal Android Toolkit, so you'll have to wait until then.
ela1103 said:
We are waiting for the latest version.can you bulid boot logo creator also ah
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~impatient
Beatsleigher said:
Never, EVER ask for ETAs again.
It will be released as a part of Universal Android Toolkit, so you'll have to wait until then.
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:good:
Was looking for the source code to rebuild it in VB but Link is down and on your Git profile I can't find the project :/ but nice idea
Android-xp said:
Was looking for the source code to rebuild it in VB but Link is down and on your Git profile I can't find the project :/ but nice idea
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https://github.com/Beatsleigher?tab=repositories
kermage said:
https://github.com/Beatsleigher?tab=repositories
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I was already looking there, can't find it...
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I was already looking there, can't find it...
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you could PM him...
I took the source down and deleted the repos.
It'll be in Universal Android Toolkit's repo.
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I took the source down and deleted the repos.
It'll be in Universal Android Toolkit's repo.
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thanks for the info..
Cybertronic Kernel v5 - 4/23/2014
Sync-up Kernel to 3.4.82 (from 3.4.39)
Samsung clean-up and debug removal (They leave tons of factory-only, test-only debug code on)
Config optimization
Cache read-ahead optimized
More free RAM (1760MB Stock, now 1830MB)
Compiled with latest 4.8 Android toolchain (better ARM optimizations for Cortex-A15)
Caveats:
Secure storage is disabled
Only signed Samsung kernels can have this enabled. Keys/Wifi passwords, etc. Are still stored in the secure Android key-chain,
they are just not stored in TrustZone hardware. If this is critical for you, stick with the stock Samsung kernels.
In Progress...:
- ARM HMP (This will allow all 8 cores to be online at once) Porting it in will be a challenge, since it was introduced in the
3.11 kernel branch. I'm hoping the next release from Samsung bumps up the version, so it will be easier. I'll work on it in
in the meantime though.
- Merge-in ADF from Android mainline.
- Merge in anything neat from S5
Install TWRP Recovery first:
http://goo.im/devs/OpenRecovery/picassowifi
Download and install in TWRP Recovery, or use Flashify:
MOD EDIT: Link Removed as per no kernel source as per XDA Rules, and no reply from Author of said kernel.
[RESERVED]
Works well so far. Features list will be nice
Dont want to look at purely benchmarks but seems fluid.
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Nice! Is there a chance to get a kernel for T320 too?
Ill be more than happy to do testing on my SM-T520,
Cybertronicz said:
I've got a kernel I've been working on for the SM-T520.
Just looking for testers at the moment before releasing here publicly.
If interested in testing, PM me for link.
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And what kind of kernel?
I think many of us would like more info before we risk bricking our device...
Since you give us NO information at all, We have NO clue what we are installing here,
how do we know what to expect, what the chances are,... ?
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And what kind of kernel?
I think many of us would like more info before we risk bricking our device...
Since you give us NO information at all, We have NO clue what we are installing here,
how do we know what to expect, what the chances are,... ?
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You'll never brick your device from a kernel. It doesn't overwrite the bootloader or recovery. So you can always go back to stock, even if the kernel doesn't boot.
Anyhow.... I'm only looking for testers, who have experience. This isn't a public kernel yet, which is why the limited info. So please, calm down.
People have had good results testing so far, so I'll be releasing full details and the public file soon.
Thanks
Cybertronicz said:
You'll never brick your device from a kernel. It doesn't overwrite the bootloader or recovery. So you can always go back to stock, even if the kernel doesn't boot.
Anyhow.... I'm only looking for testers, who have experience. This isn't a public kernel yet, which is why the limited info. So please, calm down.
People have had good results testing so far, so I'll be releasing full details and the public file soon.
Thanks
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No worries I'm not building up a rage or something like that
It was meant as a figure of speech since we now nothing
I just think it might attract more testers if we know more about what we are testing.
Is it optimized in general or is it meant for speed(oc'ing) or adds it extra functionalities to the kernel? something like that.
Anyway, I'm looking forward to your official release, and thank you for your time and effort you put into it for us Tab PRO users :good:
Does it mean we can also expect some roms for t520
i must say i have had quite the share of flashing, reflashing, and modifyting my however limited selection of android devices. Never bricked and item yet. I would love to test your kernel and give it my honest opinion.
Since its a testing thing, feel free to PM me deetails
Would love to try this, but how to get TWRP on SM-T520?
Found these recovery images for (I guess) our device, how to install these? Odin? http://goo.im/devs/OpenRecovery/picassowifi
Edit: I can confirm that flashing TWRP from rooted SM-T520 works with Flashify. Flashify finds and downloads correct TWRP2.7.0.1.
TheEvilVirus said:
Would love to try this, but how to get TWRP on SM-T520?
Found these recovery images for (I guess) our device, how to install these? Odin? http://goo.im/devs/OpenRecovery/picassowifi
Edit: I can confirm that flashing TWRP from rooted SM-T520 works with Flashify. Flashify finds and downloads correct TWRP2.7.0.1.
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Thanks for that, I'll add a note in the OP about where to grab TWRP.
This should be moved to the development section. May get lost here.
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Annihlist said:
This should be moved to the development section. May get lost here.
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I had it there originally...but a mod moved it here *shrug*
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I had it there originally...but a mod moved it here *shrug*
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But now you have a link with a kernel. Before you didn't hehe [emoji6]
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Really considering flashing this, just a question though, where can I find the stock kernel to be able to go back if I wanted to?
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Thanks for that, I'll add a note in the OP about where to grab TWRP.
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Better mention Flashify, just the img doesn't show how to flash.
salemsayed said:
Really considering flashing this, just a question though, where can I find the stock kernel to be able to go back if I wanted
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You need TWRP first, with which you can make a backup of System to preserve the current kernel.
Running with the kernel now. Seems to be in order, but cannot tell of any advantages that are noticable.
Just flashed it, can't really notice much difference, but will give it some time and report back
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Since I've flashed the kernel (and then flashed stock again) and no thumbnails or pics are loading in most apps (namely Twitter, RedditSync) anyone faced that befot
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I've flashed the kernel. Now getting crash on launch camera (T520XXUAND1).
Thank you to aloklike for pointing out the written offer in the lemax 2 about screen. LeEco did supply to us an open source after all at their website opensource.le.com!
Here is the direct link to the file for x829 (american version coming soon)http://g3.letv.cn/211/25/72/lefoss/0/Le_X829_OpenSource.zip . I have no clue what can be done with this but to current developers, I hope this will bring magic to custom firmwares now!
If you decide to share source code, by all means do so but please give proper credits to aloklike and me and especially XDA for pointing it out Don't forget to click Thanks if you find this helpful
Edit 1: This is the x820 source http://g3.letv.cn/232/13/5/lefoss/0/Le_X820_OpenSource.zip
Great news! I think the download link is not working due to to many requests
Aligatz1989 said:
Great news! I think the download link is not working due to to many requests
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Works here on my side. BTW, what can we do with this? Can we potentially have nougat now?
Mega mirror: https://mega.nz/#!8MF23RQB!4oqmXRNJrSlqBzZ7aVnuQzP_Dedet2Ql74Pn_p0_3WI
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Works here on my side. BTW, what can we do with this? Can we potentially have nougat now?
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No, but you can have fully working CM13, ResurectionRemix, Moke, MIUI, etc.
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Great news! I think the download link is not working due to to many requests
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The link might not work due to ERR_UNSAFE_PORT in Chrome or other browsers...I just used a Download Manager (Jdownloader) to download the file.
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Great news! I think the download link is not working due to to many requests
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No, but you can have fully working CM13, ResurectionRemix, Moke, MIUI, etc.
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But we already have those right now but some features not working such as IR and slow motion camera, which this source should fix it right?
phiba92 said:
The link might not work due to ERR_UNSAFE_PORT in Chrome or other browsers...I just used a Download Manager (Jdownloader) to download the file.
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there is a mirror on mega above.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=69174668&postcount=4
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xterminater07 said:
But we already have those right now but some features not working such as IR and slow motion camera, which this source should fix it right?
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You have them because they were developed with unknown sources and probably they were not working at their full potential. (even the working features)
Building them with official sources should reduce the bugs and lags and bad behavior to 0.
So if I am right, we will have good camera software en good FP sensor with the source code.
Schumi_wk said:
So if I am right, we will have good camera software en good FP sensor with the source code.
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The stock camera software is decent except it doesn't have RAW mode enabled so maybe someone could re-work it to include RAW mode, or use google camera and re-build that for our device?
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So if I am right, we will have good camera software en good FP sensor with the source code.
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Aligatz1989 said:
there is a mirror on mega above.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=69174668&postcount=4
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You have them because they were developed with unknown sources and probably they were not working at their full potential. (even the working features)
Building them with official sources should reduce the bugs and lags and bad behavior to 0.
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Nice, so how do i tag all the previous developers to this thread so they know?
This makes getting up this morning worthwhile!
Took a lot of poking and prodding and forcing motivation to get this out....Lots of us devs have been waiting for it. Personally, I'll thank all the devs I know and the ones I don't, for their efforts to get it too, cause I know they've pulled some strings along the way as well...
Woot
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Woot
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Excuse my noobyness but what is this showing us? A new rom?
xterminater07 said:
Thank you to aloklike for pointing out the written offer in the lemax 2 about screen. LeEco did supply to us an open source after all at their website opensource.le.com!
Here is the direct link to the file http://g3.letv.cn/211/25/72/lefoss/0/Le_X829_OpenSource.zip . I have no clue what can be done with this but to current developers, I hope this will bring magic to custom firmwares now!
If you decide to share source code, by all means do so but please give proper credits to aloklike and me and especially XDA for pointing it out Don't forget to click Thanks if you find this helpful
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link ok:
https://mega.nz/#!8MF23RQB!4oqmXRNJrSlqBzZ7aVnuQzP_Dedet2Ql74Pn_p0_3WI
i'm so lucky,... lucky lucky lucky.. *sings*
Please dev's make some good rom's now. We're all pretty excited
Exciting news indeed. I can't wait for a fully functioning MIUI8 rom, with OTA and all the bells and whistles. I was getting frustrated. Hopefully, it won't be a long wait. All the best to our trusted DEVs out there.
Today source code for X820 has been released and source code for other devices, too. I don't know if there is a big difference between X829 and X820, but I don't refuse it ^_^
I think that my petition in Change helps this to become reality so, thanks for all people that have signed it, giving me support to continue and thanks to developers that have made roms, recovery and other stuff, doing a hard work, since there isn't available the source code.
There is no difference, x829 is the american version I believe.
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Who's back? We're back.
CarbonROM is an aftermarket firmware based on the Android Open Source Project. We are dedicated to fast, stable, and feature-filled roms, honesty and communication with our users, and openness with our code. We like frequent builds, with the very latest and greatest hardware support and fixes. We strive to not only provide you with the best rom we can build, but also to give back to the Android community and our fellow developers. For us, this is about creating something we can be proud of and hope you will enjoy.
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XDA:DevDB Information
CarbonROM, ROM for the Moto Z
Contributors
Somcom3X
Source Code: https://github.com/CarbonROM
ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x
ROM Firmware Required: Latest Bootloader
Version Information
Status: Nightly
Created 2017-05-30
Last Updated 2017-05-29
Does this rom support moto mods?
wow,new rom:victory: can i use the efficiency mod?This is the reason that hinders me from using custom ROM
moto mod support or what? i relly need a rom that support all moto mods
britoskates said:
moto mod support or what? i relly need a rom that support all moto mods
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+1
Why not flash the ROM and find out? Battery mod works for me.
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Somcom3X said:
Why not flash the ROM and find out? Battery mod works for me.
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I don't have a moto mod yet, I'm waiting until the keyboard mod will be shipped in August. I just got my Moto Z but I'd like to already use a compatible custom ROM. I'd just like to be prepared when the keyboard mod arrives.
Shani Ace said:
I don't have a moto mod yet, I'm waiting until the keyboard mod will be shipped in August. I just got my Moto Z but I'd like to already use a compatible custom ROM. I'd just like to be prepared when the keyboard mod arrives.
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I legit have no way of testing it to make sure it works if it hasn't come out yet [emoji6] .
Should be a basic fix anyway.
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I legit have no way of testing it to make sure it works if it hasn't come out yet [emoji6] .
Should be a basic fix anyway.
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Sorry, I assumed that all moto mods run on the same platform/driver, so that when one moto mod is working with it, all (future) moto mods should be supported.
Apparently that's not the case, but glad to hear it would be a basic fix.
i cant go in the web site and this rom support jbl mod ?
no jbl speaker mod dont work
I'll get those mod changes merged in soon enough.
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404 on the weeklies. :/
nice bro, i'll flash and test the last build
continue supporting moto z and good chance
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404 on the weeklies. :/
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Whenever you try to download it, it gives you a 404?
Can you try this again for me as I successfully downloaded the latest version.
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I merged in the battery mod changes. Efficiency mode works as expected. One thing I've noticed is battery stats will show the phone is awake a significant amount of the time. Snapchat/camera apps no longer force close. I believe whenever the charge state is changed from the mod the kernel throws a wakelock that the framework interprets as "wake up."
Most likely will not have the speaker mod working right away as I'm redoing the audio policy and have nothing to test it with. I pushed a change to fix speaker audio using the backend (as originally intended). Mod zip it's included by default from now on.
Let me know if you have any other issues.
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Wow,Hope that more and more developers to add this.:victory:
It is not rooted ?
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It is not rooted ?
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You need to flash an su add-on in recovery.
E.g. Supersu, magisk, lineages.
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It would be be better prerooted.
When I do flash Supersu, magisk it ends up deleting imei information on Moto Z.
Somcom3X said:
You need to flash an su add-on in recovery.
E.g. Supersu, magisk, lineages.
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