DISCLAIMER:
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE CAUSED
TO YOU OR YOUR PHONE AS A RESULT OF THE CONTENTS OF THIS THREAD.
Presenting the GAPPS AROMA Installer for Cyanogenmod 10/11.
I was unable to find an aroma package for cm gapps version 08 Dec 2013 so here's my uploaded gapps collection.
This package does not contain (or exclude) anything that was not provided in the original gapps package from the cm team found
here.
Description:
Pick and choose which Gapps you want to install.
Important Info!! Read before proceeding!:
- If you have never uninstalled system apps before, this is not for you!!!
- The installer simply allows you to customize what goes into your "/system/app" folder
(and "/system/priv-app/" for kitkat)..
- Everything else will be installed in it's original fashion (i.e. everything else in "/system/").
- Be mindful of what you pick and choose as many combinations can lead to a non-functional ROM.
You and ONLY you are responsible for what you do or don't choose.
- Installing GApps but not it's 'Setup Wizard' causes several cm ROM functions to disappear (Quick settings panel items, Power menu items, etc.).
- Tested extensively on my GT-I9300 running CWM 6.0.4.4 and cyanogenmod 10.1.3/10.2.0/11.
In the event that I missed something, please report it.
- Suggestions/Bug reports are welcome. However keep in mind that my programming skills are
about as good as a wet turd.
Installation:
1. Flash like you would any other .zip file via CWM.
Downloads:
Gapps for CM 10.1.3/Android 4.2.2 (12.Aug.2013)
(99.9 MB)
Mediafire Link
Gapps for CM 10.2.0/Android 4.3.0 (13.Aug.2013)
(91.3 MB)
Mediafile Link
Gapps for CM11/Android 4.4.1 (08.Dec.2013)
(100.0 MB)
Mediafire Link
Credits:
Google & The CyanogenMod Team for Gapps
@amarullz for the AROMA Installer
I present to you
Project POC - Phoenix OS Custom
I spend countless nights developing roms, awesome mods, and scripts, if you wish to support my work and future developments you can donate to me via the link here!
Features:
1.Pre-rooted with SuperSU 2.76
2.Busybox
3.CM File Manager (root access to files)
4.Deodexed
5.Adaway
Changelog for Project POC
V1.1.0
First Build
Added SuperSU 2.76
Added Busybox
Added CM File Manager
Added Deodex
Added Adaway
Install Instructions:
1. Extract Project POC
2. Run Phoenix OS Installation Tool
3. Select desired install location: Hard Disk or USB
4. Select target drive and partition
5. Press next and choose data partition size and continue to allow the installer to finish
6. Copy system.img from the POC zip you extracted to the install location (eg. C:\PhoenixOS\)
Downloads:
Google Drive
32-bit only:
V1.1.0 https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-mpriMWe2WUcjhhbnZXNzdYUHM
Credits:
PhoenixOS for providing us with an awesome OS
@Chainfire for SuperSU
@Stericson for Busybox
@mrRobinson for Adaway
Android (Google) for Android
CyanogenMod Team for the apps
I spend countless nights developing roms, awesome mods, and scripts, if you wish to support my work and future developments you can donate to me via the link here!
I am trying to install on ASUS T100, no windows. I get usb stick made and it just boots to GNU GRUB grub> command line. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Gary
I'm guessing this breaks OTA of official phoenix OS, but do let me know if my assumption is incorrect
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I'm guessing this breaks OTA of official phoenix OS, but do let me know if my assumption is incorrect
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I'm not entirely sure of this, but it could possibly have broken the ability to update via OTA.
It would make sense that OTA Updates won't work due to foreign files (SU, CM APPS) in the system partition.
Does it replace win bootloader with grub?
If I install Android and the Android already contains some of Google Apps and then I install an Opengapps.zip from the Opengapps contains these programs you will have trouble with these programs
Or is the Opengapps won't install programs that already exist
As far as I know, the OpenGApps install script removes already installed GApps first and then installs the new GApps included in the Opengapps.zip
ImAnnoying said:
As far as I know, the OpenGApps install script removes already installed GApps first and then installs the new GApps included in the Opengapps.zip
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Thank you very much
Glad to be useful ?
Hey guys !, I have testing the system.img of the CrDroid Rom from Mi A3 and it works great, everything works on our CC9e (I have been using it for some days and works very well)
You need an unlocked bootloader , a TWRP working on your device, you must be on xiaomi.eu miui 12 (in order to get android 10 vendor) and some files listed below:
1- Crdroid Rom from Mi A3
2- Payload dumper
3- Magisk 20.x
If you wanna test it follow the next steps:
A) Extract the payload dumper.zip you will get a payload imput folder, payload output folder and payload.exe file
B) Open the Crdroid rom. zip with 7zip or similar and copy the payload.bin file to payload_imput folder
C) Open the payload_dumper.exe file and wait until the window close automatically, then copy the system.img file from the payload_output folder to a otg device, internal memory or sd card
D) Enter to twrp format data, then go to wipe option, slide to wipe data and cache partition, then go to install option and flash the system.img file in the system partition (the file that you copy to device in the step C)
E) Once the system.img is installed, don't reboot , just go back to install option in twrp and install magisk 20 zip, once it is installed just reboot and enjoy crdroid rom
Credits from the MI A3 CrDroid ROM:
@Harukey - device sources
@oddlyspaced - recovery
@charliespencerchaplin
@prakaship78
@nullbytepl
@Baraach95
@lapotinval
@Golbinex
@Rj saiful for the first testing of system image
Where is my credit
I had testing 1st this system.img from crdroid A3, I showed you on telegram group... And you wirte you did.... Give credit bro
fer15 said:
Hey guys !, I have testing the system.img of the CrDroid Rom from Mi A3 and it works great, everything works on our CC9e (I have been using it for some days and works very well)
You need an unlocked bootloader , a TWRP working on your device, you must be on xiaomi.eu miui 12 (in order to get android 10 vendor) and some files listed below:
1- Crdroid Rom from Mi A3
2- Payload dumper
3- Magisk 20.x
If you wanna test it follow the next steps:
A) Extract the payload dumper.zip you will get a payload imput folder, payload output folder and payload.exe file
B) Open the Crdroid rom. zip with 7zip or similar and copy the payload.bin file to payload_imput folder
C) Open the payload_dumper.exe file and wait until the window close automatically, then copy the system.img file from the payload_output folder to a otg device, internal memory or sd card
D) Enter to twrp format data, then go to wipe option, slide to wipe data and cache partition, then go to install option and flash the system.img file in the system partition (the file that you copy to device in the step C)
E) Once the system.img is installed, don't reboot , just go back to install option in twrp and install magisk 20 zip, once it is installed just reboot and enjoy crdroid rom
Credits from the MI A3 CrDroid ROM:
@Harukey - device sources
@oddlyspaced - recovery
@charliespencerchaplin
@prakaship78
@nullbytepl
@Baraach95
@lapotinval
@Golbinex
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You are great.
Thanks you so much!!! I am so glad you give a credit
t Thanks! Thank you so much, I've been looking for a tutorial for a long time and finally found it! I finally successfully installed crdroid's Android 10 for cc9e just now! Is Android 11 also installed with a tutorial like yours?
Good news!!
The same way can install the crDroid 8.8, Android 12.
Everything works fine except the speaker
Nofated said:
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Good news!!
The same way can install the crDroid 8.8, Android 12.
Everything works fine except the speaker
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what vendor do u use?
nkson20789 said:
what vendor do u use?
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The Vendor from the MIUI 12.5 by xiaomi.eu, which is based on Andorid 10.
Seems that the way I installed the Crdroid can't load the driver correctly. I tried to install the Evolution x which is based on Android 13, the audio module still can't run correctly.
ps. I tried to flash the vendor.img from evolution x. The CC 9e can't load the system successfully. It stuck on the loading screen of evolution x, which appears after the Mi Logo.
I will try to install Evolution which is based on Andorid 10 soon. Hope everything will work well.
is there any error or bugs in this rom?
Nofated said:
The Vendor from the MIUI 12.5 by xiaomi.eu, which is based on Andorid 10.
Seems that the way I installed the Crdroid can't load the driver correctly. I tried to install the Evolution x which is based on Android 13, the audio module still can't run correctly.
ps. I tried to flash the vendor.img from evolution x. The CC 9e can't load the system successfully. It stuck on the loading screen of evolution x, which appears after the Mi Logo.
I will try to install Evolution which is based on Andorid 10 soon. Hope everything will work well.
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Why I can't use my In-Screen Fingerprint or Always On Display but my speakers are work fine
I use the vendor from xiaomi.eu MIUI12.5.5
Nofated said:
The Vendor from the MIUI 12.5 by xiaomi.eu, which is based on Andorid 10.
Seems that the way I installed the Crdroid can't load the driver correctly. I tried to install the Evolution x which is based on Android 13, the audio module still can't run correctly.
ps. I tried to flash the vendor.img from evolution x. The CC 9e can't load the system successfully. It stuck on the loading screen of evolution x, which appears after the Mi Logo.
I will try to install Evolution which is based on Andorid 10 soon. Hope everything will work well.
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I have an Evolution X rom based on Android 10,it works
RyanLin_ said:
Why I can't use my In-Screen Fingerprint or Always On Display but my speakers are work fine
I use the vendor from xiaomi.eu MIUI12.5.5
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You sure? I have tested the latest version of Evolution X which is based on Android 13. My speaker and Fingerprint couldn't work.
RyanLin_ said:
I have an Evolution X rom based on Android 10,it works
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Would you like to provide the forum or links of the rom?
I have tested the evo 4.6 and it couldn't boot. But the CrDroid Rom runs correctly.
Nofated said:
Would you like to provide the forum or links of the rom?
I have tested the evo 4.6 and it couldn't boot. But the CrDroid Rom runs correctly.
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I have a link from the telegram group. micc9e
nkson20789 said:
I have a link from the telegram group. micc9e
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I'd like to try the rom later.
And I will try to install the vendor from MIUI 13(Android 11) and retry the Evolution which was based on the Android 13.
I will stay on the A13 if the speaker works well.
So,do you need the link of evolution x right now?
Nofated said:
I'd like to try the rom later.
And I will try to install the vendor from MIUI 13(Android 11) and retry the Evolution which was based on the Android 13.
I will stay on the A13 if the speaker works well.
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See On Github
Port OEM ROMs to project treble using github actions and ErfanGSIs then upload to sourceforge.
Requirements
A little understanding on how to use ErfanGSIs tool.
A SourceForge account and project.
A little understanding on how SourceForge works and how to use it with sftp.
How To Use
Fork the repo.
Setup ErfanGSIs configuration in config.env. See ErfanGSIs Configuration.
Setup SourceForge credentials in github secrets. See SourceForge Configuration.
Go to actions tab, enable workflows.
Go to Actions tab again, click and run workflow manually.
It should take around 10 minutes to succesfully build and upload your builds to sourceforge.com.
How to update
Change ErfanGSIs configuration in config.env. See ErfanGSIs Configuration.
Go to actions tab, click and run workflow manually.
It should take around 10 minutes to succesfully build and upload your builds to sourceforge.com.
ErfanGSIs Configuration
All the settings for Erfan's tool is available by editing the config.env file.
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NameDescriptionTOOL_REPORepository from where to clone ErfanGSIs tool. Only change this if you are using a custom one.URLFirmware download link or path on the repo.FIRMWARE_TYPEFirmware type (eg: Pixel).OUTPUT_TYPEBuild type. Can be: "all" to build AB and AOnly; "ab" to build just AB; "a" to build just AOnly.SOURCEFORGE_DIRThe directory on sourceforge. See: sourceforge.net/p/forge/documentation/SFTP/#for-managing-file-releasesTG_CHAT_IDSList of telegram chat id separated by space where to send info about the latest builds. Set to 0 to disable telegram notifications.SOURCEFORGE_URLUrl to the sourceforge directory where the builds are uploaded. Used if telegram notifications are enabled.EXTRA_ARGSExtra arguments to pass to url2GSI.sh script.
SourceForge Configuration
In order to connect to source forge you need some extra configuration variables in your repo secrets. See docs.github.com/en/actions/reference/encrypted-secrets.
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NameDescriptionUSERNAMESourceForge username.PASSWORDSourceForge password.TG_BOT_TOKENTelegram Bot Token to send notification messages to. Used only if telegram notifications are enabled.
Donate
Remember that all the credits for the gsi porting tool belong to Erfan so if your GSI booted succesfully all of this is because of him. But if you wish to thank me for creating this github workflow and you find it helpfull you can also help me with a donation.
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Paypal: paypal.me/marcelalexandrunitan?locale.x=en_US
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