Whats the best way to report bugs/suggestions with CM6 RC1 to cyanogen and his team?
For example...
In spare parts, there is an option to make the font size of the system smaller but when I select it and leave the menu. It reverts back to normal.
Another one being, in the customizable section of his settings where you can change the color of notification bars etc.... the color orange is not an option on his color wheel. I had to go find the HTML code for orange to input it myself.
I know these aren't major bugs but it would be nice to see a fix in future RC's
cyanogen said:
CyanogenMod is a free, community built distribution of Android 2.2 (Froyo) which greatly extends the capabilities of your phone.
This version is a release candidate, but you will find it stable for everyday use.
Code:
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/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*/
This is an AOSP-based build with extra contributions from many people which you can use without any type of Google applications. I found a link from some other project that can be used to restore the Google parts, which can be found below or elsewhere in the thread. I've still included the various hardware-specific code, which seems to be slowly being open-sourced anyway.
Visit the CHANGELOG for a full list of changes and features!
All source code is available at the CyanogenMod Github! If you'd like to to contribute to CyanogenMod, checkout our Gerrit instance.
INSTRUCTIONS:
- First time flashing CM 6 to your G2 (or coming from another ROM)?
1. Unlock/root your device and install Clockwork Recovery via ROM Manager
2. Do a Nandroid backup!
3. WIPE
4. Install the ROM
5. Optionally install the Google Addon
- Upgrading from earlier CM6?
1. Do a Nandroid Backup!
2. Install the ROM (your Google apps will be backed up automatically)
HOW TO REPORT BUGS OR PROBLEMS?
- Was it a hard reboot? Get me the file "/proc/last_kmsg".
- Was it a soft reboot or a "boot loop"? Run "adb logcat" and get me the full output.
- Pastebin links preferred
- Please use the issue tracker whenever possible!
Please visit the CyanogenMod Wiki for step-by-step installation walkthroughs and tons of other useful information.
Known Issues:
* QuickKeys have not been implemented yet
* Bluetooth Voice Dialer will crash
* WiFi calling stutters a bit
The preferred method of installation is via ROM Manager, or you can head over to the CM Forums for manual downloads.
Thank you to EVERYONE involved in helping with testing, coding, debugging and documenting! Enjoy!
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Everything you need to know about how to report bugs is in the op above.
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Carbon KitKat for Canadian Samsung Galaxy S2 HD LTE (SGH-I757M)
*** Disclamer ***
THIS ROM IS FOR THE CANADIAN SGH-I757M ONLY... DO NOT FLASH IT ON ANOTHER DEVICE!
By flashing this ROM, you are voiding your phones warranty (Unless you return it
to complete stock which is possible, but beyond the scope of this thread). You
also agree that I will in no way be held responsible in the event that your
device becomes bricked (Not likely to happen). In addition, you are responsible
to take the necessary backups of your apps, data, sms, contacts, calendar events, etc.
If you agree, then please continue on
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*** NEW RECOVERY REQUIRED ***
Due to the addition of user control in CM10.1/CM10.2/CM11.0, you are required to update
your recovery to a supported recovery with a version greater than 6.0.39. As of this writing, the latest available
version is Philz Touch Recovery 6.57.9 (based on CWM 6.0.5.1) for the SGH-I757M. There is currently not a
version of regular CWM for this device that will flash Kit Kat ROMs.
If you flash the new ROM with the old incompatible recovery, you risk loosing
your sdcard under a bunch of subfolders.
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*** NEW RADIO FIRMWARE REQUIRED ***
As of CM10.1, ICS radios (I757MUGLH2) are no longer supported. You must download the new JB radios (I757MUGMC5).
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Introduction
We now have an AOSP (Android Open Source Project) ROM available for our beloved SGH-I757M. This one is called Carbon and boasts many features from CM/PA/Slim/AOKP. It features SlimPie, customizable ribbons, Active display, Screen Recorder, Screencast and more. Please check out the carbon features page for a full list:
Carbon ROM Feature List with Screenshots
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Images
SEE SCREENSHOTS TAB AT THE TOP OF THIS PAGE.
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What Works
* Phone
* Wi-Fi
* Mobile
* GPS
* Bluetooth
* SMS/MMS
* Data Usage
* Camera
* BLN Notification (Enabled in Advanced Device Settings)
* VM Notification
* Youtube Overlays
* init.d is fully supported
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What Doesn't Work
* I experienced an incompatibility with some of my existing mp4 media files and when gallery tries to load them they cause a soft reboot. Loading these videos into the gallery media player using a 3rd party file manager seems to work without issue, it is the loading of the preview in gallery that causes the phone to crash.
Solution: The solution is to use a file manager to move the mp4 files to a new directory and add a ".nomedia" file to that directory so that when browsing photos in the gallery, it does not try to load the offending mp4 files.
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Pre-Installation instructions
1) Download to your sdcard, the new Philz Touch Recovery 6.57.9 flashable zip which is compatible with KitKat based ROMs
2) Enter your existing CWM Recovery
3) Install Zip From sdcard
4) Select the philz_touch_6.57.9-celoxhd.zip that you downloaded to your sdcard
5) Flash the new Recovery
6) Go back to the main recovery menu and go Advanced -> Reboot Recovery (This might not actually reboot you into recovery, you may have to do that manually by turning off phone and using 3-button combo)
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Now that you have the new recovery flashed to your device, you can continue to install this ROM.
Please be aware that the new recovery detects your sdcards (internal/external) in a different way. Your internal sdcard is recognized as /storage/sdcard0 and your external sdcard is recognized as /storage/sdcard1.
Installation instructions
1) Download the Rom and Gapps (Use only the Gapps downloded from this thread. It is customized due to our small cache partition)
2) Enter CWM
3) TAKE A NANDROID BACKUP
4) Wipe Data/Factory Reset
5) Format Cache
6) Advanced -> Format Dalvik Cache
7) Mounts and Storage -> Format /data,/cache and /system (Required for a clean flash)
8) Flash the Radios (Required before you flash the ROM. You can skip this step if you already have the new JB radios flashed)
9) Flash the ROM
10) Flash the Gapps
11) Reboot Phone
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NOTE: Using Philz Touch Recovery, you can replace steps 5 - 7 by selecting the "Clean to install a new ROM" option.
Download
ROM Downloads
Build: 20140125 (Latest)
ROM: CARBON-KK-UNOFFICIAL-20150125-1436-celoxhd.zip (178.2MB)
PA GAPPS: PA Modular Mini GAPPS
JB Radios: JB_modem_I757MUGMC5-flash_this_in_CWM.zip (21.3MB)
Build: 20141121
ROM: CARBON-KK-UNOFFICIAL-20141121-0351-celoxhd.zip (178.2MB)
PA GAPPS: PA Modular Mini GAPPS
JB Radios: JB_modem_I757MUGMC5-flash_this_in_CWM.zip (21.3MB)
NOTE: A clean flash is REQUIRED if upgrading from a previous version of android such as CM10.2
Recovery Downloads
*** REQUIRED *** Philz Touch Recovery 6.57.9 (CWM 6.0.5.1) compatible with KitKat based ROMs
[celoxhd][SGH-I757M][CWM Advanced Edition] PhilZ Touch
* I no longer upload files to XDA because it takes way to long to manage, so I only use androidfilehost.com. All files can be found under my profile: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=7547
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Tips and Tricks
Checkout the second post for some tips and tricks on setting up the ROM.
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Changelog
January 25, 2015 - Build 20140125
* Increased Kernel version to Titanium 1.2.1
* Added kernel based thermal mitigation sensor - credit: sultanxda
* GPU ion backport from LA.AF.1.1_rb1.7 - credit: sultanxda
* New Bluetooth/WiFi drivers ported from the S5 - credit: sultanxda
* Revert change to camera wrapper that cause photos to be taken in portrait
* Increase low power flash threshold to 60%
* Add Sweep2Sleep (S2S) - credit: Emmanuel U
* Add sensitive option for S2S/S2W - credit: Emmanuel U
* Add settings Advanced Device Settings to control the S2S and S2W/S2S Sensitive settings
* Add Enhanced BLN - credit: sultanxda
* Updated Advanced Device Settings to work with the new Enhanced BLN driver
* Add kernel tab to Advanced Device Settings for kernel control settings
* Moved panel UV setting to kernel tab in Advanced Device Settings
* Removed ROMStats and CarbonDelta since we don't use them and they only consume battery and network bandwidth
* Increased vmalloc size from 400MB to 512MB - credit: sultanxda
* Add Dynamic System Bars from Paranoid Android ROM
November 21, 2014 - Build 20141121
* Increased kernel version to Titanium 1.1.1
* Added cpu input boost framework - credit: sultanxda
* Added cpu OC (The scale goes up to 1890MHz, but you should only put it as high as 1836MHz since I was getting random reboots with 1890MHz. 1674MHz is the default OC and 1512MHz is the default CM OC) - credit: TeamFahQ/sultanxda/titanic-fanatic
* Added low power flash mode which will use a low powered flash when the battery is equal to or below 35%. This should help with the camera causing the phone to shut down when trying to take pictures using the flash. This threshold may need to be tweaked, so please let me know if you still experience shut downs related to using the camera. - credit: sultanxda
* Added sgs2hdbell as a device name to the updater-script to allow all bell i757m devices to flash the ROM without the need to edit the updater-script.
* Added panel undervolt interface. - credit: sultanxda
* More memory optimizations. Some of the extra RAM that the previous optimization gave us has been allocated to other things such as the surface flinger. Available RAM is now around ~760MB.
* Removed vbus_present wakelock for good (it worked it's way back in somehow)
* Added fast charge. Phone will now charge at 1200mA until 95% regardless of your charging source (AC/USB)
* Added exFAT driver to kernel. It's a filesystem like ext4 but is based on Windows FAT filesystem. You can format your sdcard as exFAT as it's supposed to be faster than vFAT which is what our sdcards are formatted as. Make sure you backup your sdcard contents before formatting it as exFAT and keep the backup until your sure you want to stick with exFAT.
* Removed NFC since I don't think anyone uses it and can't figure out how to have it disabled by default so it is removed completely. If someone is using NFC, let me know and I'll add it back but for now, I just see it as a battery drain.
NOTE: With the overclocking of this kernel, all antutu tests passed up to 1836MHz. At 1890MHz, antutu caused the phone to reboot during the String Sort tests. This is so far the only thing that has caused reboots, but there may be other actions that will cause this too. If you find that your device is randomly rebooting, turn the overclock down by one step (ie: from 1836MHz to 1782MHz which is one step lower). Then go back to using your phone normally. If you still get random reboots, keep turning the OC down until it doesn't happen anymore.
September 10, 2014 - Build 20140911
* Kernel now has a custom version number in addition to my kernel name of Titanium
* Optimized kernel memory mapping to increase our physical RAM from ~730MB to ~800MB (a whole 70 extra MB... whoa!) - credit: sultanxda
* Removed mDNIe (it's not supported/working)
* Removed 91fixoverlays script (no longer needed)
* Removed persist.hwc.mdpcomp.enabled from build.prop (hack to fix the hwoverlays because fb drivers are broken somehow) - credit: sultanxda
* Added GPU overclock from 266MHz to 320MHz (helps a lot with the UI lag) - credit: sultanxda
* Added code for 2 phase OnDemand governor - credit: sultanxda
* Added opensource frandom module to help speed up the UI (also helps with the lag) - credit: bryan2894
* Added mdp Color Enhancements (better display color) - credit: sultanxda
* Added color/gamma controls in place of mDNIe (see the tips and tricks section for my already tweaked favorite settings) - credit: bryan2894/titanic_fanatic (I had to integrate it into our display drivers)
* Added Swipe 2 Wake (S2W) support in the kernel (it's actually tap once on each key from left to right). - credit: bryan2894
* Added audio.r_submix.default.so to the build to enable screencasting - credit: THIS POST
* Added the necessary audio channels in the audio_policy.conf for screencasting - credit: THIS POST
* Added the necessary settings in Advanced Device Settings for screencasting and color/gamma control - credit: bryan2894/titanic_fanatic (I added the screencasting settings)
* Fixed the annoying BLN sticking (I think... Please confirm this for me) - credit: bryan2894
* Fixed the sampling rates for A2DP, input and r_submix channels - credit: bryan2894
* Changed both scaling governors to OnDemand - credit: bryan2894
July 5, 2014 - Build 20140705
* Sync with sources (Update to Android 4.4.4)
* Vibrator module now built into kernel
* Added sysfs for vibrator intensity to allow user control of the vibrator intensity
May 21, 2014 - Build 20140321
* Sync with sources
* Updated Slim Recents
* Switched to using media-caf
* Updated kernel with sources for media-caf
* Fixed issue with Google Camera resolution preferences FC
* Added back 91fixoverlays script due to graphics glitches with the new kernel
May 04, 2014 - Build 20140504
* Sync with sources
* Add Slim Recents app (Long press home to show)
* Fixed gesture control for pinch to clear in Slim Recents panel
* Fixed HW Key binding (You can now set the actions for the hw buttons events like longpress)
* Fixed reading of min/max values for cpu in new Omni Performance Control
March 21, 2014 - Build 20140321
* Sync with sources
* Removed 91fixoverlays script
* Fix Settings button on Homescreen overlay
February 25, 2014 - Build 20140225
* Initial release
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FAQ
Q. How do I install SuperSu?
A. Install the latest version from the market. Then open SuperSU and when it asks you to update the superuser binary, answer yes and make sure you select the "TWRP/CWM" method. This will reboot your phone into receovery where the superuser binary will be updated and the su daemon script added. Reboot your phone and you should be rooted.
If your having difficulties getting SuperSu installed, try downloading the flashable zip and manually flashing it to your phone.
UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.65.zip
* Thanks to @formercontra for this tip *
* Make sure this is the way in which you want to manage superuser permissions as I have not yet found a way to revert to the integrated superuser without having to re-flash the rom
Q. How do I access Developer Options?
A. Go to Settings -> About Phone and scroll to the bottom. Press the Build number 7 times to activate the Developer Options.
Q. I was browsing my pictures/videos in the gallery and my phone rebooted?
A. This seems to be caused by the gallery trying to generate a preview from the first frame of an mp4 created on older versions. Simply move the mp4's to a different directory with a file manager and add a ".nomedia" file to the folder to stop the gallery from trying to scan them. To open them, open with a filemanager and then select the gallery media player and it will play without issue.
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Thanks To/Credits
* CarbonDev Team - ROM Source
* CyanogenMod Team - ROM Base
* SlimRoms Team - ROM Features
* AOKP Team - ROM Features
* ParanoidAndroid Team - ROM Features
Without all of the hard work and efforts of the CarbonDev team, CyanogenMod team, AOKP team and the Paranoid Android team, this ROM would not be possible, so we owe them our thanks for providing us with such excellent ROMs.
In addition, I have received a lot of help on my journey to understand and be able to develop for the android platform, so I owe the following people my thanks for helping me to make this ROM possible.
* @dsixda - Initial port of CM9/CM10 for SGH-I757M
* @Strange Peer - Continued development of CM10
* @rukusx7 - Contributor (Donated old phone for Development - Thanks!)
* @bijon440 - Contributor
* @kj2112 - Contributor
* @Tronith - Contributor
* @Zippy Dufus - Contributor
* @Socim - Thanks to Socim for pointing me in the right direction a few times ;-)
* @formercontra - Contributor
* @Sultanxda - Many bug fixes and improvements for the msm8660 kernel
Thanks guys you've all been so awesome to work with
One last group of people to thank. It's YOU! Without all of you guys and girls who come to download our creations, there would be no reward for doing this. Thank you for downloading, providing feedback and being part of this small family. You are all appreciated
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XDA:DevDB Information
UNOFFICIAL Carbon KitKat For Bell SGH-I757M, ROM for the Samsung Galaxy S II
Contributors
titanic_fanatic
Source Code: https://github.com/titanic-fanatic
ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.0.x
ROM Firmware Required: SGH-I757M
Based On: AOSP
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2014-02-25
Last Updated 2015-01-26
Tips & Tricks
Tips and Tricks
Here are my settings for the color/gamma controls!
Color:
Red -> 60%
Green -> 45%
Blue -> 45%
Gamma:
Red -> 0
Green -> -5
Blue -> 5
Why does the color/gamma controls get set to a value other than what I've set?
This is something I have not yet resolved, but I have noticed that it seems to jump up by 5. So if you want 50% for example, try setting it to 45%.
Logcat what is it and how do I get one?
A logcat is the system log of events that occur on your device. This log provides the developers with some useful information pertaining to crashes and other bugs you may encounter while using the ROM and/or apps running on the ROM. Getting a logcat is generally a very simple thing. Just open your terminal emulator on your phone and type the following commands without typing the $ as it denotes a command on the command line:
$ su
$ logcat -v long > /sdcard/logcat.txt
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The first command above will ask you to grant superuser permission to the terminal emulator which you must accept. The second command will create a file at the root of your sdcard called logcat.txt and then start writing the logs to this file. Since the logcat is a continuous function, your terminal emulator will not return you to the command prompt after the second command as it will continue to write logs until you stop it by pressing the x to close the emulator.
If you are experiencing an issue with an app, then you need to do the steps above to get the logcat recording, then press your home button so that you don't close the emulator, but put it in the background. Then you do the action that causes the bug to occur and then open the emulator and terminate it to stop the log from writing. this ensures that the error is located somewhere around the end of the log and makes it easier for us to spot
What is dalvik-cache and why do I need it?
To explain dalvik cache, you must understand how an app is pieced together. An apk (android app) is like a zip file and contains a bunch of files inside. Two important files to note are the resources.arsc and the classes.dex files. They are compiled versions of the resources (images, sounds, xml files) and classes (source code files) of the app. When android boots into a ROM for the first time, and everytime you install an app, the system performs an optimization called dex optimization which means that is pulls the dex file out of the app and places it into what is called your dalvik cache. The system can then pre-load these dex files and allow the app to start quickly.
Dalvik cache is stored in two locations, at /data/dalvik-cache for user apps and at /cache/dalvik-cache for system apps. We unfortunately have a very small partition for /cache, only 100MB and this sometimes causes a side effect on first boot where it fills up to much with apps that only ever run on the first boot to setup the system and then other dex files cannot be written to the /cache partition which causes them to Force Close (FC). The trick in this situation, is to bear through the FC messages to get the system to the home screen, then reboot into recovery and Wipe Dalvik Cache from the Advanced sub-menu. This will delete all the dex files in both locations I mentioned above and will force the system to regenerate them upon reboot, and this time, those 1-time running apps don't start up and don't end up being optimized which allows the necessary dex files to be created for the apps that were FC'ing.
I have moved what I could from the system partition to the data partition to spare some extra space on /cache but this still sometimes happens, especially as the ROM's get slightly bigger every new major version.
First! Running it for a bit thismorning and everything seems great. 1 thing, no halo? Not a big deal with the ribbons but I did like that. Good work! Ill buy you a beer yet my friend!
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This ROM is the kats meow. Love the features. After a full days use, no lock ups, lag or random reboots. Its early yet for battery stats but so far with on demand/deadline combo I'm at 62% remaining after 15 hours of average use. One thing of note: From home screen- clicking menu/settings is not functional. Settings from app drawer works as it should. This ROM is now my daily driver. Thanks for the continued support. May the S2 live on!
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I might have to try this build out. Battery life is my biggest thing.
I found that deadline for a scheduler is best for this phone with almost any governor. I don't know why.
That's what I'm on, ondemand and deadline yeah, and I'm loving this ROM. It's got some pretty cool features
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this rom is great, i was just wondering whats the easiest way for me to leave hw overlays unchecked when loading os?
rukusx7, whats the likelyhood of you making an installable zip of your kernel?
ashfrel1984 said:
this rom is great, i was just wondering whats the easiest way for me to leave hw overlays unchecked when loading os?
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You can remove the init.d at /system/etc/init.d/91fixoverlays
It will be really speedy after that, but you may still run into some graphics glitching. Possibly enough to cause the kernel to panic and reboot. You can always replace the script at a later time if that becomes an issue.
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Took the plunge, just installed this tonight. Hope everything goes well!!
so far ive been lucky (no glitches), but what a speed difference for me. thanks for the info.
Without hw overlays enabled this rom most certainly speeds up. Great job as always t_f.
titanic_fanatic said:
You can remove the init.d at /system/etc/init.d/91fixoverlays
It will be really speedy after that, but you may still run into some graphics glitching. Possibly enough to cause the kernel to panic and reboot. You can always replace the script at a later time if that becomes an issue.
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In my hellkat rom, this is usually green lines that glitch across the screen. I tend to have problems with RR's with Disable Hardware Overlays unchecked.
Have you made any major changes to the kernel to help with hardware overlays?
rukusx7 said:
In my hellkat rom, this is usually green lines that glitch across the screen. I tend to have problems with RR's with Disable Hardware Overlays unchecked.
Have you made any major changes to the kernel to help with hardware overlays?
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No actually, so that goes to show that it might not be entirely related to the kernel which I originally thought the case. I'll have to diff cm with carbon to see what differences there are.
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iDynamics said:
Without hw overlays enabled this rom most certainly speeds up. Great job as always t_f.
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Seriously, some devs had given up on fixing project butter, but I always impressed with what titanic_fanatic brings to our device!!! I might switch to this rom if it works so well. I'll do builds with DIABLO or UBER kernel perhaps, Also dont forget the work that TF is doing to his kernel as well. our kernel diff's slightly from the hercules and skyrocket (which mine is based on), and he will likely have a kernel that is tweaked specifically to our device.
Great work @titanic_fanatic!!
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titanic_fanatic said:
No actually, so that goes to show that it might not be entirely related to the kernel which I originally thought the case. I'll have to diff cm with carbon to see what differences there are.
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Yeah, I've been all stuck on the kernel as well. But I agree its starting to not appear as so. You're making some amazing advancements lately!!!
iDynamics said:
Without hw overlays enabled this rom most certainly speeds up. Great job as always t_f.
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With your hw overlays disabled, do you get graphical glitching in the gallery? I get those lines rukusx7 was talking about.
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Might have just found a really easy fix for the graphics glitching... FACE PALM Only time will tell though. Navigate to /system/lib/egl and edit egl.cfg. you will see this:
0 0 android
0 1 adreno200
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Change this to:
0 0 adreno200
0 1 adreno200
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This will force the device to always use adreno200 for graphics processing. I don't get those wavy lines in gallery anymore with hw overlays enabled, and I haven't had any screen flickering yet either. Not sure what this means for battery yet, but this might just be a step in the right direction
Please let me know how this works out for you guys.
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titanic_fanatic said:
Might have just found a really easy fix for the graphics glitching... FACE PALM Only time will tell though. Navigate to /system/lib/egl and edit egl.cfg. you will see this:
Change this to:
This will force the device to always use adreno200 for graphics processing. I don't get those wavy lines in gallery anymore with hw overlays enabled, and I haven't had any screen flickering yet either. Not sure what this means for battery yet, but this might just be a step in the right direction
Please let me know how this works out for you guys.
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I made the change this morning. Will report back later. Thanks TF!
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Well after 10 hours with your little trick TF the results are positive. No glitches or weird lines through screen. Overlays were unchecked as well. The battery life seems unaffected by the changes in my view. The overlays do not stay unchecked through reboot. I suppose this will be changed if you find this fix to be effective. This is awesome. Thanks once again!
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titanic_fanatic said:
Might have just found a really easy fix for the graphics glitching... FACE PALM Only time will tell though. Navigate to /system/lib/egl and edit egl.cfg. you will see this:
Change this to:
This will force the device to always use adreno200 for graphics processing. I don't get those wavy lines in gallery anymore with hw overlays enabled, and I haven't had any screen flickering yet either. Not sure what this means for battery yet, but this might just be a step in the right direction
Please let me know how this works out for you guys.
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I just applied the egl.cfg fix to your Slim build, removed the init.d script and rebooted with HW overlays unchecked. Improvement was noticed, and no glitching so far.
To make your external sdcard usable by apps, use the terminal emulator and
$ su
$ chmod 777 /mnt/media_rw
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Now you should be able to use your sdcard for whatever
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EDIT:
You will have to do this every boot for now.
#include
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*/
LineageOS 14.1 for Le X620
Warning: The ROM is not recommended as daily driver
Note : it tooks 2 months hard work to make it work. Comparing many device tree on github and trying them to build working system. I also must upgraded my PC because it was impossible to conplete build. Now with new hardware it takes 1,5h.I´am not really dev I am only enthusiast of android
What is working?
* RIL
* Audio
* Bluetooth
* Wifi
* Fingerprint
* GPS
What is not working?
* Camera (we need working blob builded with clang 3.9 (danielHK post ) with camera sensor IMX230)
* Wifi tethering
* IR
* Battery still needs improove
* Native messaging app stop working when open conversation after installation.
- Research and workaround: Install another message app like Textra and make it as default app, after some reboots native messaging app wrorks normally.
You tell me
Installation:
* Reboot to recovery
* Wipe Cache/Dalvik cache ( I always make clean installation = wipe data and system )
* Install ROM zip
* Install Gapps (ARM64/Android 7.1/pico)
* Install SuperSU if you want root
* Reboot
Note: First boot takes around 10 minutes, so be patient.
Download: Send me message !
md5: fb2c792ecf3d36423fcbb4424f9b16db
it sounds good ,tahnks for your working
After install wifi not work and base band showing unknown
Lineage OS for the HP TOUCHAD is back
This is an early stage alpha build; not all features are working well at the moment.
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* We are not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at us for messing up your device, we will laugh at you. Hard & a lot.
*
*/
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In the beginning, I would like to thank:
@ Lineage OS team,
Contributors:
@ elginsk8r
@ HP_TOUCHPAD
@ flintman
@ andr01dfr3ak
@ Austcool Walker
and anyone else who made this happen
INSTRUCTIONS
It is STRONGLY recommended to fully wipe your device before flashing and please avoid restoring system apps and system data with Titanium Backup as this can cause stability issues that are very hard to debug.
If you believe you know what you're doing - then fine, go ahead, but please don't complain if you experience any strange behavior.
How to flash:
(Again: Don't do it if you don't know it!)
Code:
1. Download the ROM and GApps and transfer them to your device.
2. Boot to recovery (TWRP recommended).
3. Wipe the System, Cache, Data and ART/Dalvik cache.
4. Flash the ROM Zip file.
5. Flash the GApps (optional, needed for e.g. Google Play store to work).
6. Flash the root solution of your choice (optional).
7. Reboot your device.
ISSUES
-does not boot into the OS.
Download link -
Code:
[B]ROM[/B] - [URL="http://drive.google.com/open?id=1i7ZDrNqrSMjQr5ir8gud0dH-PVjIQ-lm"]http://drive.google.com/open?id=1i7ZDrNqrSMjQr5ir8gud0dH-PVjIQ-lm[/URL]
[B]GAPPS[/B]- [URL="http://opengapps.org/"]http://opengapps.org/[/URL] choose ARM. I Prefer pico.
[B]RECOVERY[/B]- UPLOADED THE FILE
ROM OS Version: 9.x Pie
Based On: LineageOS
source:http://github.com/RebuffedRacer13
Version Information
Status: Beta
Created: 06/03/2019
Last Updated: 06/04/2019
had anybody this new rom (thanks for that) tested?
korporalkarotte said:
had anybody this new rom (thanks for that) tested?
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IT still does not boot
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