Smn_920p source came out - Galaxy Note5 General

http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=N920PVPU2BPC3
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Does this mean ROMs like AOSP or CM will be possible? Is this Kernel source or what?

succumbtothegreater said:
Does this mean ROMs like AOSP or CM will be possible? Is this Kernel source or what?
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No, not possible. Samsung releases minimal sources that aren't sufficient to make an AOSP or CM-based kernel.

CafeKampuchia said:
No, not possible. Samsung releases minimal sources that aren't sufficient to make an AOSP or CM-based kernel.
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What idiots. I hope Google eventually makes it mandatory for OEMs to offer both stock and their skin.

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[Q] What is a clean rom???

Sorry i am a noob.
And i just wanted to know what is a clean rom
and what are the benefits.
Also what is cyanogenmod.
Thank you!!
Is a clean rom like no benfits or something???
Stock?
Well you could say 'a clean ROM' is an unedited version of an operating system provided by a manufacturer/company (so, it's the ROM that you get when you buy a phone). CyanogenMod is an 'aftermarket firmware'. So it's a ROM that needs to be flashed (installed) after purchasing a device. By 'ROM', meaning the actual operating system. Clean ROMs can also mean the original operating system from sources or other phones, flashed to another device (such as the LG GT540).
A clean ROM doesn't always mean no benefits. It is minimalistic in some aspects and not filled with mods/apps. They could also be sometime more stable (e.g. no crashes).
Is AOSP considered a "clean rom"? Sorry for the noob question.
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daggerxXxsin said:
Is AOSP considered a "clean rom"? Sorry for the noob question.
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yes something like that. for our phone, cyanogenmod is ported from other phones as our phone is not supported. but aosp rom is not ported but taken from google so it makes it "clean"
daggerxXxsin said:
Is AOSP considered a "clean rom"? Sorry for the noob question.
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In my opinion, yes..
AOSP means Android Open Source Project .
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Sources?
Isn't Swiftdroid from CyanogenMod's MDPI sources?
jhonnyx1000 said:
Isn't Swiftdroid from CyanogenMod's MDPI sources?
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not sure thought it was ported :O
Ok thank you everyone!!!!!
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bs828 said:
not sure thought it was ported :O
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No, its from source.
I always thought a clean rom was the roms lg officially releases as there built specifically for the phones hardware etc
and i thought cyanogenmod aosp etc where dirty so to speak because they use googles open source or ports etc meaning that theres some amount of hacking porting involved in some aspect or use of drivers that do the job but are not meant for the hardware so say if we get 2.6.35 kernel working someone could release an aosp from source but it wouldnt be classed as clean because of ported hacked kernel ?
Okay. I think i get it now. Still having a hard time getting used to all these terms. So if AOSP is considered "clean" then is there a difference in performance with Cyanogen?
Btw i also read here somewhere that a few devs are trying to port the . 35 kernel. Is that still active?
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Also another question what is a fastboot rom??
Are there other types of roms as well??
For e.g. i don't really know any!!!
THANKS!!!!
Fastboot
A fastboot ROM is a ROM containing fastboot. So you can flash ROMs using fastboot. Hold the camera button when you see the LG logo while turning on the device. If you see a dark blank screen, that means you have fastboot. You need drivers and the fastboot files to flash ROMs, so be careful.
"a pure google experience"
Clean roms known as a ASOP are built of from scratch. This means no cyanogenMod or such tweak modifications has been added or applied during process.
MrAndroid12 said:
"a pure google experience"
Clean roms known as a ASOP are built of from scratch. This means no cyanogenMod or such tweak modifications has been added or applied during process.
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AOSP**
jhonnyx1000 said:
Isn't Swiftdroid from CyanogenMod's MDPI sources?
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Yes, it is.
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Official MIUI port to release today

Just thought people would want to know. Just saw this on facebook posted about 20 minutes ago
"MIUI ROM
Great news! 86% of MIUI beta testers said yes, so MIUI 1.10.28 for sgs2 will be releasd this afternoon! Pls share it with your friedns! ^_^"
Amazing that make my day
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Awsome!!!
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Got a doubt.. is the international one that will be released, or the AT&T, or both?
hell yeah .. awesome news
Hmm, let's see how different it is compared to the MiUiandroid.com release...
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anshmiester78900 said:
hell yeah .. awesome news
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lol...paid off eh? after voting and spamming miui page?
Is this MIUI based on CM? Without all Samsung goodies or what?
Why choose MIUI over official ROM ?
ithehappy said:
Is this MIUI based on CM? Without all Samsung goodies or what?
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yes saurav, miui is based on CM, no samsung stuff. Lets see if they have fixed anything additional in the official build
ithehappy said:
Is this MIUI based on CM? Without all Samsung goodies or what?
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MIUI is not based on CM. They're both built from AOSP.
Archer said:
MIUI is not based on CM. They're both built from AOSP.
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I hope Codeworkx doesn't see this ;-)
kryptoner said:
I hope Codeworkx doesn't see this ;-)
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I've never seen anything anywhere to suggest that MIUI is built upon CM. AFAIK they're both AOSP.
Archer said:
MIUI is not based on CM. They're both built from AOSP.
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Afaik, MIUI is based on CM
And all this "to be released today, because facebook voted so" seems unprofessional. I've never tried MIUI, but the team seems too childish.
Edit:
en.miui.com FAQ said:
1. Where is this ROM from? Is it based on the Dexter version?
MIUI ROM is compiled based on the source code "CM6 for Milestone".
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TheSaw said:
Afaik, MIUI is based on CM
And all this "to be released today, because facebook voted so" seems unprofessional. I've never tried MIUI, but the team seems too childish.
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Well, actually it's because the beta testers voted so, and they just announced that on facebook, not "because facebook voted so"
TheSaw said:
Afaik, MIUI is based on CM
en.miui.com FAQ said:
1. Where is this ROM from? Is it based on the Dexter version?
MIUI ROM is compiled based on the source code "CM6 for Milestone".
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I stand corrected - thanks for the info.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIUI
"MIUI (pronounced "Me UI", a play on the common abbreviation of the words user interface as UI) is an aftermarket firmware for cell phones based on the open-source Android operating system."
BUT THEN.
"MIUI is based on Android 2.3 and CyanogenMod 7.1 sources, and is developed initially in the Chinese language by Chinese startup Xiaomi."
So... Perhaps there are some dependencies but are different animals.
MIUI is based on AOSP.
Yes, it use CM device specific code, but it is AOSP.
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Thanks for the update

Korean Optimus 2x got ICS

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1860749 you can get the ICS leak for Optimus SU660, hope it can be usefull
Developers is now waiting for 3.x kernel, not driver now........
the kernel for O2x is 2.6.39.4
gianluca.tomat said:
the kernel for O2x is 2.6.39.4
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Did you pm any developers??
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if kernel is 2.x
then this is a good news
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uncle.mcdonald said:
if kernel is 2.x
then this is a good news
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Indeed, this means it has ICS drivers for 2.x kernel so they can be used for current Atrix CM9/10 releases.
Slymayer said:
Indeed, this means it has ICS drivers for 2.x kernel so they can be used for current Atrix CM9/10 releases.
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Wow, I cant belive !! Maybe we'll have real ICS before Q3 (not by motorola off course)
gianluca.tomat said:
the kernel for O2x is 2.6.39.4
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Indeed, great news! You should PM developers. Not all of us
Zeljko1234 said:
Indeed, great news! You should PM developers. Not all of us
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We are on 2.6.32 and not on 2.6.39 !! Very unlikely to work
you are wrong
should be work
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uncle.mcdonald said:
you are wrong
should be work
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I really hope so !!
Just told you that becose of this...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1465492
drmspidi said:
I really hope so !!
Just told you that becose of this...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1465492
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afaik faux's and the cm kernels that are based upon his kernels have a lot of stuff ported or even used directly from the lg o2x sources, so modding the sources that lg will hopefully release soon make it easier for devs to get it to work, yet is still a huge amount of work for them.
crnkoj said:
afaik faux's and the cm kernels that are based upon his kernels have a lot of stuff ported or even used directly from the lg o2x sources, so modding the sources that lg will hopefully release soon make it easier for devs to get it to work, yet is still a huge amount of work for them.
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Glad to hear this.
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No dice on the libs. Phone won't even go past the Motorola logo (the ZTE libs at least got to the bootanimation). We need a new kernel.
Kernel is not enough. How about fingerprint scanner and webtop!?
postall said:
Kernel is not enough. How about fingerprint scanner and webtop!?
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Yeah, I was talking about nVidia's libs that everyone's been jumping about. I already mentioned that we have to wait for Motorola anyway to support the FP reader and multiple docks.
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postall said:
Kernel is not enough. How about fingerprint scanner and webtop!?
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You will have to wait for Official ICS from Moto for now. Kernel is enough proper ICS HWaccel support. And FP was succesfully ported to CM7; My guess its that it can also be ported to CM9/10 with that code. We need to find a dev willing to do it though. Turl1 was trying to port FP over to CM9. I don't know if he is working on it anymore.
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You will have to wait for Official ICS from Moto for now. Kernel is enough proper ICS HWaccel support. And FP was succesfully ported to CM7; My guess its that it can also be ported to CM9/10 with that code. We need to find a dev willing to do it though. Turl1 was trying to port FP over to CM9. I don't know if he is working on it anymore.
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I think if all could be so simple, we have official and unofficial and unofficial ics in January-February.
postall said:
I think if all could be so simple, we have official and unofficial and unofficial ics in January-February.
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Dude, it was almost done. Turl1 even showed screenshots of FP running on ICS if im not mistaken. I don't remember well because im not a huge fan of FP so i didn't pay much attention to it.
What i meant about the kernel was that if we got a 2.6.36 kernel with proper ICS libs, we would have fully working CM10/9, which is a great thing because most custom roms are based on CM.
djluis48 said:
Dude, it was almost done. Turl1 even showed screenshots of FP running on ICS if im not mistaken. I don't remember well because im not a huge fan of FP so i didn't pay much attention to it.
What i meant about the kernel was that if we got a 2.6.36 kernel with proper ICS libs, we would have fully working CM10/9, which is a great thing because most custom roms are based on CM.
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Hope so, but in dev Motorola I trust too.

[NEW!] JB Jellybean sources are out!

Jellybean sources are out!
click here
artyfarty said:
Jellybean sources are out!
click here
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Could you not have searched first, we know about this! <smh>
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1858813&page=53
Kangburra said:
Could you not have searched first, we know about this! <smh>
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1858813&page=53
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lol
It is usual for the source post to be separate and not jumbled in an existing thread .
jje
artyfarty said:
Jellybean sources are out!
click here
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thanks OP. Great news
Kangburra said:
Could you not have searched first, we know about this! <smh>
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1858813&page=53
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I prefer it being in a new post. This is major news, esp for CM10 development proper!
winwiz said:
thanks OP. Great news
I prefer it being in a new post. This is major news, esp for CM10 development proper!
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Well said man! +1
winwiz said:
I prefer it being in a new post. This is major news, esp for CM10 development proper!
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It has nothing for cm10.
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Flypwnz said:
It has nothing for cm10.
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Cm needs the source so the dev's can fix lags and problems, get your facts straight..
Flypwnz said:
It has nothing for cm10.
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With official JB sources they get working drivers, working project butter and well working anything they need, next version of CM 10 will be loads better with official sources out.
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wow, i'm surprised
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Meemo23 said:
Cm needs the source so the dev's can fix lags and problems, get your facts straight..
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delsus said:
With official JB sources they get working drivers, working project butter and well working anything they need, next version of CM 10 will be loads better with official sources out.
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Cyanogenmod team fixed all small bugs with I9305 kernel sources.
And http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=31873214&postcount=7773
Flypwnz said:
Cyanogenmod team fixed all small bugs with I9305 kernel sources.
And http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=31873214&postcount=7773
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Yes but there are bugs still present and this is the proper kernel and source.. Should be easier with the right kernel and source makes life that much more easier..
delsus said:
With official JB sources they get working drivers, working project butter and well working anything they need, next version of CM 10 will be loads better with official sources out.
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Latest CM10 nightlies already use the source which they got leaked.
does it mean CM can incorporate FM radio in the rom since the source is out?
Why does everyone assume the CM10 team now can perform magic just because the kernel sources are out? Do remember that Exynos is still undocumented and CM10 will never (not even when hell freezes over) be 100% perfect. Though, it's perfect enough already to permanently ditch touchwiz.
They should put more energy in to releasing jellybean to use all now this is released
CM team already had these sources so it doesnt add anything to cm10.
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This thread...... LOLS!
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codeworkx has said they had alredy done everything they can do with the sources and project butter will never work fully on the SGS3
Meemo23 said:
Yes but there are bugs still present and this is the proper kernel and source.. Should be easier with the right kernel and source makes life that much more easier..
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Codeworkx has had the source and implemented the i9300 changes for days now... he found it on their servers before it was removed a few days back.

Non-Cyanogenmod based ROM?

Hey!
I was wondering which ROM available for lux isn't based on Cyanogenmod? With the current situation, I don't know if anything based on CM is good in the long run (although I may be wrong). Until LineageOS for lux comes out I'd like to try that.
Thanks
Prosis said:
Hey!
I was wondering which ROM available for lux isn't based on Cyanogenmod? With the current situation, I don't know if anything based on CM is good in the long run (although I may be wrong). Until LineageOS for lux comes out I'd like to try that.
Thanks
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AOSP roms
pijes said:
AOSP roms
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On the AOSP Extended ROM they thank Cyanogenmod. I thought that meant it was based on it.
I found no mention of CM on the Validus ROM. Is that one?
Prosis said:
On the AOSP Extended ROM they thank Cyanogenmod. I thought that meant it was based on it.
I found no mention of CM on the Validus ROM. Is that one?
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It's not based on CM, but it has features cherry-picked from CM sources. It's still an AOSP base though.
xDroid4Lifex said:
It's not based on CM, but it has features cherry-picked from CM sources. It's still an AOSP base though.
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Does that mean its development is in jeopardy?
Prosis said:
Does that mean its development is in jeopardy?
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No. CM development has ceased but the team has moved on to create LineageOS, which is a fork of CM afaik. AOSP will never be in jeopardy in the foreseeable future as that is Android OS itself without google services.
xDroid4Lifex said:
No. CM development has ceased but the team has moved on to create LineageOS, which is a fork of CM afaik. AOSP will never be in jeopardy in the foreseeable future as that is Android OS itself without google services.
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Oh that's right! They can just use the updates from LineageOS to update the features they got from CM.
Thanks
In the meantime I've read that it's best not to use CM until LineageOS comes out (thus my question). Is that exaggerated?

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