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Bangsters V1.5 (CM6) Froyo Theme
AXI + NOAXI + EVO | RMNET + PPP | BRUT MAPS
Highlights:
- WIFI Tethering/Hotspot! Works flawless with RMNET, for PPP need to run a script
- USB Mass Storage
- Cyanogen CM6 latest nightly
- Change Internet, DPI and Data Image size from startup.txt
- led light and keypad lights
- GPS fixed
- Bluetooth fixed (supposedly, please test and confirm)
- Michyprima RC11 Normal with AXI and NON AXI, or EVO zImage (easily switch between the three via startup.txt, or even use your own)
- added BRUT MAPS
- updated to latest launcherpro and ADW Launcher
- GPS Zone easily configurable via startup.txt as well
I'm releasing this build which I use daily. It's now V1.5 as it is a stable build suited for daily use. This is a standard froyo theme (2.2) with adjustable dpi settings and adjustable data image size from startup.txt. It is also using the latest R11 zImages from MichyPrima and Evo zImages. Simply switch via editing startup.txt
Note: Previous users of RC1.0/1.1 please wipe everything and reinstall as I changed a lot.... I went the route of everyone else with a system.ext2 file system instead of htcleo_update.tar.gz... this makes it easier to reinstall build as you only have to delete data.img.
To upgrade from previous version while keeping your data intact:
Previous users of V1/V1.1,1.2,1.3, you can just copy over the system.ext2, rootfs.img, and root folder as well as the other folders, and leave your data.img so that you get to keep your settings.
Some features:
CM6 Nightly 9/19/2010 build
180 dpi or 240dpi, easily change from startup.txt - more icons in screen when combined with ADW Launcher
Includes ADW Launcher and LauncherPro
Following Working: Camera w/ Flash, Camcorder, GPS (USA default), 3G, Wifi, WIFI Tethering/Hotspot, Flashlight with 180dpi, LED, Keypad Lights, USB Mass Storage
Froyo Default Theme, FRG33
UserData adjustable. Just make the changes in startup.txt before first boot! Will take some time on first boot due to size of data image being created.
choose from different zImages. Just make the changes in startup.txt to choose between MichyPrima's R11 AXI, NOAXI, and EVO.
Need to Test:
Not sure - Bluetooth (someone has to test since I have no BT headset to test with)
Again, I'm releasing this since I use it. Use if you want to at your own risk (don't worry it won't brick your phone)
I'm using this build with ChuckyDroid Rom (with FD DriodBoot cooked in) and radio 2.12.50 without any issues.
NOTE:
Thanks to all those who have donated. If you want me to put your name here, please PM me and with the paypal code.
louie317, ktran1588, partie, bler, Uglymittens, and others whom I don't know their userids yet so i can't post here
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If you're feeling generous feel free to donate
Latest Version Download: 1.5 Uploaded 10.09.2010
DOWNLOAD HERE VIA MULTIUPLOAD (1.5)
NETWORK SWITCHER SCRIPT (switch between RMNET and PPP script for GScript)
Download this and extract to gscript folder in the root of the sdcard (outside of Android folder!). Then go to GScript and load the script. This file is already in V1.4 download.
Warning! Read everything before you make any modifications to the files.
#be careful when editing the settings.
set cmdline "rel_path=Android data_size=2048 lcd_res=180 conn_type=ppp kernel_type=axi gps_zone=us"
boot
AVAILABLE OPTIONS FOR STARTUP.TXT:
# conn_type: ppp,rmnet
# kernel_type: axi, noaxi, evo, custom
# gps_zone: us, europe, etc (pls check your zone based on pool.ntp.org
# lcd_res: any variable from 140 to 240, my default is 180, Froyo default is 240
# data_size: 2048 for 2GB, 1024 for 1GB, 512 for 512MB
# rel_path: Android. Be careful when changing this. this is the android folder in the sdcard
If you are having issues booting, try editing startup.txt and change set cmdline "rel_path=Android data_size=2048 lcd_res=180 conn_type=ppp kernel_type=axi gps_zone=us" to "set cmdline rel_path=Android data_size=2048 lcd_res=180 conn_type=ppp kernel_type=axi gps_zone=us loop_partition=mmcblk0""
Instructions on setting Data Image Size, setting DPI resolution, changing between PPP/RMNET, changing GPS ZONE, using AXI/NOAXI/EVO or your own zImage:
Before running Android for the first time (or if you want to change the data image, then just delete your existing data.img file), edit startup.txt and look for the line
set cmdline "rel_path=Android data_size=2048 lcd_res=180 conn_type=ppp kernel_type=axi gps_zone=us"
Change that line to adjust your desired data image size, screen resolution, and to switch between RMNET/PPP.
How to change Data Image:
change this: data_size=2048
2048 = 2GB, 1024 = 1GB, 512 = 512MB
Example. to have 1GB image size set it to 1024, for 2GB set it to 2048. 512MB put 512. Default is set to 512.
Change Screen Resolution:
To change the DPI easily via startup.txt, edit the variable that says dpi_res = 180 and change it according to your preference. Set it to 240 to have default resolution.
To switch between PPP/RMNET:
To switch between RMNET and PPP, change this variable, conn_type=ppp in startup.txt. Options are ppp and rmnet. You don't have to replace any file or anything, just this variable
Note: In PPP mode, WIFI router needs to run a script to fix the iptables (thanks Warrenb). In the Android folder, there is a file, ppp_wifi_router.sh. You need to run that everytime you activate WIFI Router. You can run it two ways:
1. Open the file in terminal.
2. Copy the contents of that file to G-Scripts so it's one click from Home screen
WARNING! If you are switching zImages, make sure that the zImage supports both RMNET and PPP if you want both. IF NOT, then MAKE SURE that the setting in startup.txt is the same! Example: Evo based kernels are PPP only, so makesure startup.txt says ppp.
To switch between AXI, NOAXI, and uploading your own zImge READ THIS!!
In startup.txt look at this line:
set cmdline "rel_path=Android data_size=2048 lcd_res=180 conn_type=ppp kernel_type=axi gps_zone=us"
the kernel_type=axi specifies to dynamically load the AXI kernel. If this does not work for you, change axi to noaxi. then reboot.
If you want to use your own zImage, change axi to custom, then upload your own zImage into the Android folder. Also upload the equivalent modules with it. If you do not set this to custom, whatever zImage you copy to the Android folder will be replaced.
Also I included Power Control Plus by accident. It is a paid app and will not run without license. Either buy the license in market or just uninstall it.
To Set GPS ZONE:
In startup.txt:
set cmdline "rel_path=Android data_size=2048 lcd_res=180 conn_type=ppp kernel_type=axi gps_zone=us"
Change the part that says gps_zone=us. If it's europe, change it to europe. It can be anything before the xxxxxx.pool.ntp.org. US is us.pool.ntp.org (hence I put "us"). For europe it europe.pool.ntp.org (hence I put "europe"), and so forth....
Refer to pool.ntp.org for this.
For those having Issues Sending MMS:
Adjust the APN settings (below is for TMO US) Leave the other fields the way they are and only change these fields!
Name: T-Mobile US
APN: epc.tmobile.com
Proxy: 216.155.165.050
Port: 8080
Username: (leave this blank)
Password: (leave this blank)
Server: (leave this blank)
MMSC: http://mms.msg.english.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc
MMS Proxy: 216.155.165.50
MMS Port: 8080
MMS Protocol: WAP 2.0 (if you have this)
MCC: 310
MNC: 260
APN Type: default,supl,mms
If you have a different carrier, boot into WINMO and get the APN settings for MMS, then plug them into your Andoird Settings.
Please go through this Checklist:
1. Format SDCARD, NOT Quick Format but Full Format, use 32K block size (THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT)
2. Switch to Chuckydroid Rom
3. Switch to 2.10.50_26 radio (especially if using TMO USA)
4. Re-download the build
5. Do not change the settings of startup.txt and boot it (for testing purposes as that default setting is what I use I have no issues whatsoever)
6. download setcpu and set for Interactive Governor
7. Go to Spare Parts and speed up transitions, and disable compatibility mode
8. For those having Issues Sending MMS adjust APN settings and use settings above for TMO US. If you have a different carrier, boot into WINMO and get the APN settings for MMS, then plug them into your Andoird Settings.
If something still is wrong after this I'll be puzzled myself.....
I was just able to use GPS, Wifi Tethering, Phone Call, send a 5MB email all at the same time while going home from Philadelphia yesterday. Search this thread for the word Sonic to see that post.)
Changelog:
V1.5
- Further changes to rootfs
- updated to latest Nightly
- fixed minor bugs
V1.4
- Totally reworked rootfs.img script on how startup options are handled. Should be working better than 1.3 and 1.3a
- Added option to choose EVO zImage via startup.txt
- updated to latest Nightly
- fixed some bugs (wallpaper, etc)
- more changes
V1.3a patch
- reworked script how startup.txt is processed.
V1.3a
- Re-Added LauncherPro (latest version)
- Updated ADW Launcher to latest
- Installed BRUT Maps
- modification in startup.txt
- GPS Zone now configured via startup.txt
- Included both AXI and NON AXI kernel from MichyPrima. To switch, easily change from startup.txt.
- replaced led light driver for battery issues
- some minor stuff...
V1.3
- fixed Bluetooth. Now it does data transfer between a MAc/PC and the HD2. For BT calls, someone has to check and confirm, since I don't have any BT headset (If you want, donate so I can buy one)
- Modified startup. Now takes in variables for screen resolution, data image size, and RMNET/PPP
- Easily switch between RMNET/PPP without replacing any files... just edit startup.txt then reboot.
- Uses MichyPrima's R11 Normal Kernel with both AXI/NOAXI
- some minor fixes for stability and speed
NOTE: I tried installing brut maps but didn't get to test it. I'll fix this soon for 1.3A
V1.2a
- fixed browser related issue (broswer FC, Facebook, Zedge)
- fixed wifi router bug
V1.2
- CM6 Nightly FRG33 (9/5/2010 buiid)
- Improved performance, speed, and stability
- Adjusted some widget to 35% transparency (News and Weather)
- Bluetooth update (please confirm since I don't have any BT devices)
V1.1
- Fixed GPS
- Minor changes on default apps
- Superuser updated to latest version
- removed Amazon MP3 app from default
- Bluetooth update (please confirm since I don't have any BT devices)
V1.00
Initial Non RC Release
RC 1.1
Camera fix
RC 1.0
Build preview for beta testing
Yupppiieee..!!!
Thanks..!!!
Link please for "Download"..!!!
Cant wait to beta test ......you might want to put a donate to paypal link in your sig
bangsters said:
Download here:
MEGAUPLOAD: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WO6TH14M
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Downloadin now..!!!
Will keep you updated..!!!
Thanks, really appreciate your hard work & also of all the other DEV's on XDA..!!!
XDA rocks & you are the 1's responsible..!!
thx bro. downloading now.
also i second adding the donation link. i cant figure out how to make my own roms, so hey why not send a beer your way.
/cheers
i need a 1gb data file. can you post a fix for that.
edit1: dont forget for bootup issues add:
set cmdline "rel_path=Android loop_partition=mmcblk0"
edit2: data on att connects but does not function at all (this is in edge mode) during the intial setup wizard. otherwise so far only the edge icon doesn't not animate.
songokussm said:
thx bro. downloading now.
also i second adding the donation link. i cant figure out how to make my own roms, so hey why not send a beer your way.
/cheers
i need a 1gb data file. can you post a fix for that.
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i'll post the 1GB file and other upgrades, and mirrors later.... jsut tried to do this as soon as possible so you guys can get it.
i'll polish the build later.... reuploading....
i think guys we became leo android addictors its 6 am here in lebanon and im refreshing android development thread regularly to catch any new work downloading now for testing thanks Bangsters for the hard work you rock
Thanx a lot bangster will report back after test.
thx working good
just change with that in statup.txt
set cmdline "rel_path=Android loop_partition=mmcblk0"
Can you post what's working and what's not please and I will donation also
I am wondering about this rom. No idea what it is, and do leds work?
wawa144st said:
Can you post what's working and what's not please and I will donation also
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the whats working stuff is in the readme when u download the file.
itsedstech said:
the whats working stuff is in the readme when u download the file.
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Thanks but I'm not home yet just was wondering what's working and what's not that's usually what they post when they post a build that's why
wawa144st said:
Thanks but I'm not home yet just was wondering what's working and what's not that's usually what they post when they post a build that's why
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oh sorry well heres what the readme says
Whats working:
- Wifi
- GPS
- 3G
- Camera with flash
- Bluetooth
- Everything thats working on other builds
itsedstech said:
the whats working stuff is in the readme when u download the file.
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itsedstech said:
oh sorry well heres what the readme says
Whats working:
- Wifi
- GPS
- 3G
- Camera with flash
- Bluetooth
- Everything thats working on other builds
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Thanks alot and what's not please
itsedstech said:
- Everything thats working on other builds
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they all say that but then i try a new one and leds arent working.
Booting now! Looks sweet with the higher res
Randy Couture just wooped the floor with Tony lol.... 1st round TKO.....
now waiting for main fight with BJ Penn... then off to more changes on the build
Please be patient. this is the best I can come up with in 2+ hours.
Flashed Looks AAAAaaaAAwwwwEEeSSSoooMMeeee..!!!l
Thanks a lot once again..!!!
Even a good QUAD score, I got 1389..!!!
Screen shots anyone?
Maybe I'm missing something, but how is the dpi higher than other roms? Isn't that a hardware restriction based on the screen?
[Jan. 1, 2011]: NexusHD2-Froyo V1.9a NAND version (RMNET) is out!
Please visit here. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=895059
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If you would like to use a SD version, please read and download V1.8 below.
V1.8 is the final SD version.
If you would like to boot this SD version with magldr, you can replace with a new rootfs.img which is patched by nzxtneo.
NexusHD2-FRG83D V1.8 SD version (PPP + RMNET)
This is the latest, fastest, stable and clean *stock* Android build for HTC HD2.
This build includes Google Nexus One's OTA update (FRG83D - Android/Froyo 2.2.1). (released on Nov. 18, 2010)
Quadrent score is about 1866 when using a sync file system.
Complete backup website (Find the older versions in the link below):
Mod edit: Link removed
The default kernel is hastarin r8.5.3_oldcam, please visit his post below for more information:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=787588
Release Notes:
"Stock" build except blocking ads (hosts file is replaced) and adding "H" (HSDPA) icon and battery % icon
By default it is hastarin's EVO based kernel (support for PPP), but you can switch to N1 based kernel (support for RMNET) easily.
Switch to RMNET by executing "conn_RMNET_with_michyprima_R11_AXI.sh" or "conn_RMNET_with_huanyu_HAVS-BFQ-OC-UV-AXI_925mv-0.1.d-n1.sh" in the GScript folder and then reboot.
Switch to PPP by executing "conn_PPP_with_hastarin_r8.5.3_oldcam.sh" or "conn_PPP_with_hastarin_r8.5.3_eb_oldcam.sh" in the GScript folder and then reboot.
oldcam means the old camera driver for Nexus One build.
eb means the older battery driver with extended battery support.
Install "GScript Lite" from Android Market to execute these .sh files.
E.g.: You will see the text below if executing "conn_RMNET_with_michyprima_R11_AXI.sh" successfully.
RMNET is ready.
michyprima_R11_AXI is ready.
Finished.
Reboot required.
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Create 512 MB data.img (You can specify the different data image size in startup.txt)
Rooted: superuser privileges (su and busybox) included
Some apps included (Delete any apk files in the AndroidApps folder before first boot if you don't like any of them.)
What is working:
WiFi
GPS (works great. I got a location within 15 seconds.)
3G/HSDPA
5MP Camera with flash, auto focus and zoom
Camcorder with flash
LED status notification
Keypad LED control
Auto Backlight
Bluetooth (BT headset is fully supported in calls, music streaming/A2DP, and files transfer.)
Compass
G-Sensor
Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync
WiFi Tethering/Hotspot (works with RMNET. For PPP, please install android-wifi-tether on Google Code)
USB Tethering (Please install android-wired-tether on Google Code)
USB Mass Storage (You can copy files from PC to PC. But Android apps cannot see the copied files in the phone before rebooting.)
Tips:
The battery power consumption on standby is about 5~7mA (less than 1% per hour) without SetCPU installed.
To my knowledge, the battery life is related to the WM ROM, radio version, and all the apps running in the background.
The default CPU clock rate is set to 245MHz ~ 998MHz, but you can install SetCPU to overclock.
Turn off the live wallpaper for better performance and battery life.
Install LauncherPro for a smoother home screen.
I have included the following apps in the AndroidApps folder, they will be installed at first boot:
DSPManager 1.0.apk
ES File Explorer 1.4.8.5.apk
Fancy Widget 1.3.0.apk (Time & Weather)
Superuser 2.3.6.1.apk
TeslaLED 2.0.4 Gala.apk
About 3G/HSDPA:
The stock Nexus One ROM only shows 3G icon in the status bar no matter if you are in HSDPA or not.
You can check under "Settings > About phone > Status > Mobile network type". If it says HSDPA, you are on the 3.5G network ("H" Network).
With v1.8, I have included FRG83D_stockbar_add-on_H_icon_and_battery%_icon.zip in the "Android/root" folder.
If you don't like this add-on, please delete the folder named "root" located in the "Android" folder before first boot.
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Please install MoreLocale 2 from Android Market to enable more languages if needed.
Please visit Nexus One Help website and try to find the answer when you encounter any software issues on NexusHD2-FRG83(D). Thanks.
Installation Instructions:
Extract the Android folder (with all files in in) to root of your SD Card. THIS IS IMPORTANT.
If you already have an Android folder on your SD Card DELETE IT OR RENAME IT, because this version MAY BE INCOMPATIBILE with older releases !!!
After copyng everything to your SD Card ensure you have at least 600 Mb free space for data store
After you have done all steps go into Android folder and tap CLRCAD (for working sound), and after that just tap HaRET.
On first run when there is "Creating a new datastore" just give it time to complete, and on first boot be patient and give it time to load everything.
If you get some strange errors, or Android does not work, try to reformat SD card and try everything from the start.
HD2 needs radio 2.08 or above to run Android. If you never upgrade your radio, you may not be able to run Android on HD2.
>>>> All apps will now function and install correctly. If you have an issue installing an app from the Android Market or another source, then go through the following steps:
>>>> - Go to Settings > SD & phone storage > Unmount SD card
>>>> - Now install your app, it will now install correctly and function fine
>>>> - Go to Settings > SD & phone storage > Mount SD card
My HD2 WinMo Info:
ROM: Stock 1.66.709.3 (76641) CHT
Radio: 2.12.50.02_2
DOWNLOADS:
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Please install the latest 7-Zip 9.20 or WinRAR for uncompressing.
If upgrading from the previous versions, please copy the original "data.img" to your new extracted Android folder.
Special thanks:
- Cotulla - for making all this possible
- dan1j3l - for rootfs and liblights
- Markinus - for the "official" EVO kernel
- hastarin - for the EVO kernel
- huanyu - for the N1 kernel
- michyprima - for the N1 kernel
- Rajko - for the Compass fix
- mdebeljuh - for the G-Sensor workaround
- jdivic - for the G-Sensor workaround
- Letama - for the libhtc_ril_wrapper.so used by PPP
- aussiebum - for the suggested PPP options
- bangsters - for setting the size of data.img in startup.txt
- Cass67 - for the Bluetooth fix with EVO based kernel
- darkstone - for the readme and his build for reference
- gauner1986 - for the lights.htcleo.so
- Geo411m - for the FRG83D Stock, Deodexed, rooted, busybox ROM and add-ons (11/24)
- mattc - for the tweaks in rootfs
- memin1857 - for the tips that fix the auto backlight issue
- NetRipper - for the latest haret.exe (9/14)
- shu8i - for the readme
- Bluetooth headsets testers
- Everyone on #htc-linux & #htc-linux-chat, devs at xda-forums
If I missed anyone please let me know. Thanks to everyone who made this possible.
If you appreciate my work and want to buy me a drink, please consider making a donation.
Thank you.
Thanks for your generous donations:
ricklo
philipdeane
ghis1
wildwong
robrob777
spyderman33
sciueps
bohhem
mmaner
and other anonymous donators
...
P.S.: Screenshots below have some apps not included in downloaded 7-zip file.
FAQ and Changelog
FAQ:
Please visit the complete backup site if you would like to download the older builds. http://sites.google.com/site/nexushd2android/
A possible solution to whose can't send MMS. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=8813087#post8813087
A possible solution to whose have the PPP disconnection issue. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=794309&page=12
[HOW-TO] change the kernel by using GScript Lite http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=9737227#post9737227
[HOW-TO] add more GScript (.sh) for switching to different kernels. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=8776985#post8776985
[HOW-TO] increase the size of data.img for more "Device" storage. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=8908720#post8908720
[HOW-TO] solve the "jumping to kernel" issue. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=8989728#post8989728
[HOW-TO] use USB tethering and WiFi tethering. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=9066846&posted=1#post9066846
[HOW-TO] change the LCD DPI (lcd_density) in this build. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=9357419&highlight=lcd_density#post9357419
[HOW-TO] sync MS Outlook data (contacts and calendar) with Android. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=9350103&postcount=1818
[HOW-TO] upgrade the kernel to hastarin's r8.6_oldcam or r8.6_eb_oldcam. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=9881424#post9881424
[HOW-TO] get the mobile connection working if changing the APN setting is still not working. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=9756057#post9756057
[HOW-TO] solve the 50mA battery drain problem on standby. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=9756249#post9756249
If you would like to help others with your experiences, please feel free to share your info below. Thanks.
Google Docs: NexusHD2's Compatible Bluetooth Headsets List
Google Docs: NexusHD2's Compatible WM ROMs and Radio List
Changelog:
V1.8 (PPP + RMNET)
Use hastarin r8.5.3_oldcam kernel in default
Letama's libhtc_ril_wrapper.so v0.7 included
The PPP options and kernel memory tweaks included
Small tweaks for rootfs
Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync fixed since FRG83D
V1.7 (PPP + RMNET)
Upgrade to the latest Google Nexus One's OTA update - FRG83D (released on Nov. 18, 2010)
Use hastarin r8.2 kernel with G-Sensor fix by (mdebeljuh and jdivic) in default
Letama's libhtc_ril_wrapper.so v0.4 updated
Auto Backlight issue fixed for RMNET kernels
Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync fixed since FRG83D
V1.6 (PPP + RMNET)
Use hastarin r8.1 kernel in default.
Specify the WiFi MAC address in startup.txt
Auto Backlight issue fixed. (lights.htcleo.so updated)
PPP disconnection issue fixed. (libhtc_ril_wrapper.so v0.3 updated)
Background noise / mic gain fixed. (htcleo.acdb added)
V1.5 (PPP + RMNET)
Bluetooth works with N1 based kernel and EVO based kernel now.
LED status notification (e.g.: missing calls) is working properly now.
V1.4 (PPP + RMNET)
Support both PPP and RMNET data connections, default is PPP (Execute different sh files located in the GScript folder to switch between them quickly and conveniently.)
Use hastarin's r7.6 kernel in default (N1 based Bluetooth can't work with Evo based kernel so far. If you need Bluetooth, please switch back to michyprima's R11 kernel)
Compass is working now due to the new kernel
Touchscreen freeze has greatly reduced due to the new kernel
Replace prior media folder with Nexus One's build-in media (There is default ringtone at first boot now.)
Small tweaks
V1.3 (RMNET)
Add DSPManager app and the related lib
Add some tweaks for Bluetooth headsets and replace some Bluetooth related libs
Bluetooth headset is fully supported in calls, music streaming/A2DP, and files transfer now. (But some BT headsets may not be compatible with this build.)
V1.2 (RMNET)
Data upload problem in 3G/HSDPA network has been fixed
Some tweaks from mattc's NexusLeo v1.1 build has been included
V1.1 (RMNET)
No green line in HQ YouTube now
Restore to the stock libOmx libraries (I replaced some of them in order to fix the broken camcorder when converting into HD2 format from the stock Nexus One ROM. But it causes the green line in YouTube. So restored.)
Fancy Widget 1.3.0.apk (Time & Weather) included
V1.0 (RMNET)
Initial release
woww .. thanks ...
thanks.. i was waiting for someone to release this update
downloaded.. i'll report later
thanks...i will try and give you feedback
Proud of you !!!
Thanks for sharing!
thx ,very love nexus one build
this build is ppp ???????
May I ask hows the battery life on this build....
Hi,
Password on zip ??
clean cut and straight to the point build ..i like
chungkai said:
this build is ppp ???????
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It's RMNET.
I have downloaded from Rapidshare and MegaUpload;
The files do not extract properly...
Need to use 7 Zip Beta version..... Thx
Thank you very much.
Is is ppp/rmnet?
Can we change lcd density?
use the newest 7zip (Beta) then extracting works ;-)
yeah is this build rmnet or ppp??
can't wait to try it on if it's rmnet..
edit: ooops.. i think someone already aanswered it thaanks..
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May I ask hows the battery life on this build....
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1% ~ 1.2% per hour when being 3G standby.
You may change the kernel (zImage) for better battery life.
E.g.: huanyu's kernel is about 1%: 925mv_BFS_BFQ-0.3.1.zip
tytung said:
It's RMNET.
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i can change that build "ppp"??????
chungkai said:
i can change that build "ppp"??????
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Sorry. I don't know how to enable ppp so far.
Tsury said:
Thank you very much.
Is is ppp/rmnet?
Can we change lcd density?
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rmnet.
You need to modify "/system/build.prop" by yourself.
change "ro.sf.lcd_density=240" to "ro.sf.lcd_density=180" or whatever you want.
PLEASE NOTE: This topic is outdated. I am not maintaining the 7.0.x port - please upgrade to the latest 7.1 version here. Mods, please lock this thread.
Cyanogen 7.0.3 (Android 2.3.3)
Current version: galaxy5-v3.41 - 4/June/2011
Video Reviews: Russian, Brazilian Portuguese 1, 2, 3 (thanks to the uploaders)
Threads: XDA
Hey folks,
This is a port of Cyanogen 7.0.3 (based on the stable Android Gingerbread 2.3.3 release) for the Samsung Galaxy 5 I5500 (Europa) phone. The current port status is beta - most functions work, but it may not be suitable for everyday use, unless you can live without the missing features (see errata below). If you have programming experience, any assistance in resolving the remaining issues will be much appreciated. See the working features and "errata" listed below for more information.
Special thanks to Motafoca for starting Cyanogen development, and for his constant assistance.
WARNING!
* READ THE ERRATA BEFORE ASKING QUESTIONS OR USING THIS ROM. The most important entries are written in red.
* If you fail to read the errata (and ask silly questions that are already answered), I will personally find out where you live and hunt you down.
* This is beta-quality software, and some functions are still not available compared to the Froyo builds!
Instructions:
1. Download the latest release, and extract the .tar file from the .7z/.rar archive (using WinRAR or 7zip).
2. Flash .tar file in Odin with One Package option - do NOT select any other options (such as debug).
3a. If upgrading from Eclair or Froyo (any version), you must data-wipe.
3b. If you are upgrading from an older Cyanogen version, read the changelog for the newest release if you need to data wipe.
3c. If you are flashing a hotfix, you must flash it after flashing the full release. Data wiping is not necessary for hotfixes.
4. When the Google Setup Wizard appears, I recommend that you leave the phone idle for a minute or so. Applications are still installing in the background, and completing the wizard early may cause some icons (such as Market) to go missing. If you were impatient, and some icons are missing, install Titanium Backup and use the "unfreeze" feature.
5. Optional: during Google account setup, you may want to disable the backup feature of Google Apps. Some users have reported that it causes lag (which will be investigated).
6. Optional, but highly recommended. Upgrade your baseband to the version recommended for your region. This is explained in the next section.
Baseband
The baseband (also known as the MODEM/AMSS) deals with telephony, mobile networking (3G/GPRS) and GPS. Unlike Froyo, Cyanogen is sensitive to the baseband version you have installed, and some functions do not work properly (most notably GPS) when using older basebands. For that reason, I recommended that you upgrade your baseband to the latest version when using Cyanogen. Follow the steps below:
1. Make sure you have a working backup of your phone's official AMSS (in case you have problems). There is no way to backup the AMSS from a running phone, so you must have a full copy of an official ROM. You really should have a backup of your official ROM, as you will need to flash it before sending the phone for warranty repair (for whatever reason). Refer to this guide for more details on how to acquire a backup of your official ROM: http://androidforums.com/samsung-galaxy-europa-5/321656-manual-device-cant-updated-workaround.html
2. Go to Settings -> About phone -> Baseband version. If your baseband version is already the same version as you intend to flash (in step 3a or 3b), then stop here. You don't need to do anything else.
3a. For Europeans, download the I5500XWJP4 baseband.
bb. For the Americas and & rest of the world, download the I5500LUYJPE baseband.
4. When you have downloaded the appropriate baseband for your region (and you are sure that it needs to be upgraded), simply flash the .tar file in Odin with the One Package option. Data-wiping is not necessary.
5. Once your baseband is flashed and your phone has rebooted, go to Settings -> About phone -> Baseband version, and verify that it is now the correct version.
6. Note: you only need to flash the baseband once. Flashing Cyanogen itself will not change the baseband. If you flash an official Froyo ROM that was downloaded from Kies or SamFirmware, your baseband will be changed to the version that was included in the ROM package.
Release list/changelog:
* v3.41 - includes v3.4+hotfix2 changes; improved default kernel settings for stability and performance (tested by ghusdark, reported to fully solve wakeup problems); tweaked cache settings; added mpeg4 to list of working codecs (but the rest are still not working). Data-wipe will not be necessary, but you should disable app2sd before upgrading if you are using a release older than 3.4hotfix2.
* v3.4 + hotfix2 - 2/June/2011 - removed old patches from kernel (were causing system instability, such as framework restarts when first connecting to wifi or batch restoring apps in Titanium Backup); updated kernel source against I5503 2.2.1 source code; removed Titanium Backup from default install (as it was conflicting with the Pro/Donate version); fixed audio issues such as headphones not being detected during call / microphone not working during speakerphone call; fixed issue where Market cannot download large apps; FM Radio app will be installed (despite it still not working) in case people want to try and make it work somehow. Hotfix2 enhances app2sd. It now keeps /data/data in the phone's internal storage, which prevents lag and slow download speeds. You must use ADB to enable/disable app2sd, and if you already have app2sd active, you must data-wipe after installing hotfix2 (even if you installed the previous hotfix1).
* v3.31 - 31/May/2011 - improved Bluetooth reliability (now less likely to fail during initialization). Data-wipe is highly recommended if you are upgrading from 3.2 or lower. You can skip this version if you don't care about Bluetooth.
* v3.3 - 31/May/2011 - fixed bug where phone would not wake from sleep; fixed reboot when disabling Bluetooth; changed wifi sleep policy back to defaults; fixed wifi reconnection problem when waking from sleep; converted system filesystem to EXT4; removed galaxy5_defaults script (it was causing Market and some other icons to sometimes disappear); removed need for 1 minute freeze & bootloop on every flash; added more preloaded apps: Street View for Google Maps, Blade Wifi Fix, Titanium Backup. A data-wipe is highly recommended for this version.
* v3.2 - 30/May/2011 - fixed wrong microphone problem (again); enabled H264 codec (DIVX and MP4 videos don't work yet, but HQ Youtube video now works); improved galaxy5_defaults script (will no longer cause Market or other icons to disappear after data-wipe); preloaded more apps (Gmail, Youtube, Maps & AdFree Android); changed readahead values (to help prevent lag, especially for app2sd users); now uses Froyo 2.2.1 (JPE) proprietary files; changed kernel config (potential fix for phone not waking from standby - please test). Data-wipe is not necessary but recommended if you have problems.
* v3.1 - 28/May/2011 - decreased Davlik VM size to 16m, set proper minimum CPU frequency/CPU scheduler settings (to hopefully fix unresponsive phone when left overnight); reduced audio latency (fixes ringtones). This version is highly recommended. Data-wipe not necessary if upgrading from 2.992+, but recommended.
* v3.0 - 28/May/2011 - removed "test" from build name. Fixed touchscreen sensitivity (regressed in 2.994). Increased audio driver latency (fixes audio lag - games will now run 100% smooth). Fixed one other bug, not worth mentioning [edit: it was the reboot on first incoming call bug ]... So tired. Gotta sleep.
* test2.994 + hotfix1 - 27/May/2011 - script fixes/enhancements: 1) get_macaddrs - no longer blocks the system_server on each boot; 2) galaxy5_defaults - runs more efficiently (which means that first boot after a flash will not be delayed as much); 3) madteam_app2sd - several fixes, including a more efficient transfer procedure, and will now set the writeback journalling flag for partitions properly; 4) 04galaxy5 - readahead speed tweaks are now different between STL and MMC devices. Slightly modified microphone fix in libaudio so that it initializes the microphone only when an input device is requested (to hopefully prevent some audio lag). Recompiled entire framework with different TARGET_CPU_ABI (was armeabi-v6l, now armeabi - this appears to reduce system lagging). Removed (currently useless) FM app + some orphaned .odex files. Tweaked keyboard size. Tweaked ADWLauncher to reduce battery usage and help avoid accidental widget removal. Summary: several bug + lag fixes = better performance and reliability. Update to this version is recommended. Data-wipe not necessary, but recommended. Hotfix1 (thanks to Motafoca/npmap) includes a new kernel with several patches to EXT4, bugfixes and a new Simple IO scheduler (optimized for flash devices).
* test2.993fix4 - 25/May/2011 - completely fixed reboot hangs (when turning off or rebooting phone); potentially fixed VPN support; tweaked touchscreen (should be more responsive at edges - please test); fixed various boot loop problems related to app2sd; fixed lockscreen widget (no longer obscures caller); reduced keyboard size; added Live Wallpapers; added USB tether option (not yet working); improved app2sd/caching to fix lag issue; updated kernel (new performance tweaks + TUN module added for VPN support). Data wipe is required if upgrading from 2.991 or older. If you have enabled app2sd in version 2.992, please see errata step 2d.
* test2.992 - 22/May/2011 - now based on Cyanogen 7.0.3 (stable version based on Android 2.3.3 - hopefully less bugs for us!). Fixed problem with missing Market icon; improved delay during first boot; upgraded audio driver (slightly less lag); added swap support / new app2sd implementation (see errata). Data wipe is required in all cases.
* test2.991fixed - 16/May/2011 - fixed Bluetooth & WiFi MAC on first boot, improved scripts so that data wipe should no longer be necessary when upgrading between Cyanogen versions; fixed WiFi disconnection problem; partially fixed the problem of the lockscreen hiding the incoming caller's name; enhanced status bar icons (now uses: Wifi / Mobile Data / Bluetooth / Brightness / Sound / Orientation). This ROM should now be considered BETA quality. NOTE: There was a slight problem with a script, so I reuploaded the fixed version. You may need to re-download and flash again.
* test2.99 - 16/May/2011 - updated Cyanogen source; TELEPATHY NO LONGER REQUIRED -> for those who missed the joke, the microphone problems is fixed, so you don't need to practice telepathy with your friends while making calls
* test2.98 + test2.98 hotfix3- 15/May/2011 - updated Cyanogen source; tweaked settings to keep launcher in memory and allow purging of unused assets (this should greatly reduce lag and improve multitasking); more improvements to boot scripts; Bluetooth now uses proper MAC address (see errata); tweaked cache settings for disks; changed GPS libraries (it should now connect to satellites a bit faster). Hotfix3 fixes Bluetooth speed.
* test2.97 + 2.97 hotfix - 13/May/2011 - updated Cyanogen source; improved 2D performance; fixed slow WiFi connection on first boot; fixed WiFi tethering; fixed 3G/WiFi DNS (now uses DNS address from your APN/access point instead of forcing Google's DNS servers); added "Download" mode to list of reboot options (helpful for your once-a-day reflashing ); reverted to stable Google Apps version (because newer version still has problems); improved boot scripts (cleaner + faster boot); updated kernel (the beginning of some performance tweaks). The hotfix will fix some sound-related lagging caused by a bad kernel configuration.
* test2.96 + 2.96 hotfix - 11/May/2011 / 12/May/2011 (hotfix) - updated Cyanogen source; fixed WiFi signal, mac address & slow DHCP resolution; improved boot scripts; phone will now power off/restart faster (and will also no longer crash during these periods); phone seems to stay cooler (possible battery savings?); moved download cache to data partition (so you can install large apps from the Market, such as Angry Birds Seasons).
* test2.95 - 06/May/2011 - updated Cyanogen source; improved boot scripts so that Bluetooth is initialized properly; updated Google Apps (Talk should be voice-enabled, but hasn't been tested)
* test2.94 - 06/May/2011 - now using open source lights library; fixed USB Mass Storage; fixed headphones; removed unnecessary Cyanogen statistics and update apps; tweaked cache settings
* test2.93 - 03/May/2011 - now based on lge_thunderg code; fixed camera & video recorder; Broke USB Mass Storage and headphones.
* test2.92 - 01/May/2011 - rebuilt against first Cyanogen 7.1.0 (Gingerbread 2.3.4_r1) code merges, fixed WiFi for new version of Gingerbread; Broke USB Mass Storage.
* test2.91 - 30/Apr/2011 - converted system to ext4 (more speed + stability), new kernel (improves performance), fixed regular headphones (thanks to Ronison & Motafoca for patch), fixed wifi disconnections (hopefully), added Google Setup Wizard (no longer crashes), removed RomManager (we can't use it yet), battery life improvements
* test2.9 - 28/Apr/2011 - fixed app crashes (Angry Birds/FPSE, etc.), fully rooted, Phone dialer now locks during call, Market can now sign into Google account, tweak to prevent possible bootlooping problem. Thanks to Motafoca for discovering the crashing problem!
* test2.8 - 27/Apr/2011 - fixed: USB Mass Storage, brightness controls, battery usage, misc telephony bugs, SD/internal drive access speed
* test2.7 - 25/Apr/2011 - fixed 3G, Bluetooth (partial), ADWLauncher scrolling speed (fixed permissions)
* test2.6 - 24/Apr/2011 - fixed lcd density (now 120); added low dpi resources to fix various graphical problems (such as lock widget, boot animation, overlapping widgets, badly sized icons); added FM Radio app (but hardware is not yet working).
* test2.5 - 23/Apr/2011 - first release.
Working:
* GPS [1]
* WiFi
* WiFi tethering
* 3G
* Brightness controls
* Video
* Audio (recording and playback)
* Touchscreen (no multitouch, don't ask because I'm not working on it)
* Root
* Camera (and video recorder)
* Microphone
* SIM Contacts
* MAD Team App2SD [2]
* Swap [3]
* Telephony
* Sensors [4]
Partially working:
* Bluetooth [5]
* SIM Toolkit
* Battery [6]
* Hardware encoders/decoders (H264/MP3 working, others not).
Not working/unknown:
* USB tethering - we need a newer kernel, or backported kernel patches.
* FM Radio
* Kies - note: you should never expect a custom rom to work with Kies - Cyanogen or otherwise. You can always downgrade to an official ROM to restore Kies compatibility.
Errata:
[1] GPS does not work with the newest Americas baseband ending in JP9. Check your version at Settings -> About phone -> Baseband. If you have the new baseband, you should downgrade to the JP2 baseband to get GPS (and possibly also 3G) working correctly. GPS is confirmed to work correctly on all European basebands (so far).
[2a] This rom uses a custom app2sd script that I wrote, called madteam_app2sd (based on Motafoca's idea). All folders are put on the SD card, but to prevent lag, the EXT4 partition on the SD card uses a separate journalling device (stl14, which is usually configured as the /cache drive). The phone's original /data partition (stl13) is then reconfigured as the new /cache drive. Additionally, all drives are configured to use EXT4 writeback journalling, which improves performance.
[2b] App2SD is disabled by default. To enable, run madteam_app2sd on from an ADB shell. When you run the command, your phone will freeze for a few minutes and then reboot.
[2c] Toggling app2sd on or off will *not* cause data-loss - all your data is transferred normally. The script also does a free-disk space check on the source/destination drives, and will refuse to change the configuration if there is not enough space available to complete the requested action.
[3] Swap is disabled by default. Run madteam_app2sd swapon or madteam_app2sd swapoff to enable/disable. Changes will be permanent (i.e., swap will be activated/deactivated on every reboot).
[4a] Although the sensors work fine, the sensor daemon is draining a lot of battery. With sensors enabled, the phone generates between 800-1000 wakeups per 15 seconds; for comparison, other phones do around 50-100 wakeups per 15 seconds with sensors enabled. More wakeups = more battery used, so this is not good.
[4b] With the sensors turned off, the phone does just 70-80 wakeups per 15 seconds. If you wish to conserve battery, therefore, you may wish to disable sensors whenever possible. The sensor toggle icon is the furthest on the right in the drop-down notification bar.
[4c] Thanks to testing by LoopMind, we now know that Froyo has the same problem with high wakeups as Gingerbread, so this is not a problem with my port.
[5] Bluetooth has two issues:
[5a] Sometimes Bluetooth will refuse to turn on. This is because of a timing conflict when trying to insert the patched firmware into memory. This problem happens with other Samsung phones, and currently the only known workaround is to reboot your phone and try again. You will have more success enabling Bluetooth if you try when there are no CPU hogging processes running in the background.
[5b] Bluetooth pairing works perfectly, but file transfers do not work properly. In my own testing between my phone and laptop (via a Bluetooth dongle), I noticed that file transfers will only work when the phone is set as discoverable, and the file transfer is initiated within the discoverable timeout.
[6] Battery usage is higher than Froyo. Although sensors are a large part of the problem, it is not the only cause. We are investigating.
Source:
Available here: https://github.com/p...samsung_galaxy5
great firmware.
Yu really made it... NW ram use less... speed also boosted.... wowed I love dis 2.991
Galaxy 5 Subpsyke Cyanogen 7
myshu said:
great firmware.
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Yea Yu r ryt!! NW dis one is d perfect 1 hmm
Galaxy 5 Subpsyke Cyanogen 7
thx a lot!!!!
I think it would be better if the changelogs added here..
But download link posted only on madteam's forum..
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Currently using the cy7 test 2.991 on my device! Such an incredible ROM !!
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Gonna have a look at it, anyone can post a screen of his home screen to see if there's changes.. Thanks !
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Gonna have a look at it, anyone can post a screen of his home screen to see if there's changes.. Thanks !
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This port should look identical to any Cyanogen port (aside from the different screen resolution). The first post has some videos.
I tested it and it's great!
i am now back to froyo because i couldn't backup my contacts via kies...
is there any app to do that? and also the calendar maybe?
if i could do that i would go back to cyanogen 7 i guess
now a few point:
- the keyboard; ist to big in portret mode so you can only see 1/3 of the screen
- the radio doesn't work
- nothing else
so great work but you have to fix some things like the phonecall bug...
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EDIT:
i am now back to cyangen 7
i used phone backup 2 for my contacts...
and i also tried a full benchmark with quadrant and my score is: 863! (froyo is like 500) that higher than the GS
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This port should look identical to any Cyanogen port (aside from the different screen resolution). The first post has some videos.
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Best rom! Only a few minor bugs
Dis is a best rom... Bt i dint test the rom 2.992 waitun for stable release....
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suuper ROM...
thank you sub and MadTeam
How much partirion i sud uSe....???
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i am testing it....
conclusion:
- radio still doesn't work
- pick up a call doesnt work (not touchscreen not buttons)
- some apps doesn't work (easymoney)
- it is a bit laggy
just to let you know
i am testing it....
conclusion:
- radio still doesn't work
- pick up a call doesnt work (not touchscreen not buttons)
- some apps doesn't work (easymoney)
- it is a bit laggy
just to let you know
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The rom 2.99 was awesummm..... There was noo lag n enuf space ram upto to 115.... I removd all unwanted software cyanogen7 n d system went awesummm.....
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2.993 is out now!
look: http://www.madteam.co/forum/index.php?/topic/460-testing-cyanogen-7-galaxy5-port/
Cool
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Hey Guyss.... download the best ROM. released today 2.993 fixed.... its awesum....
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Link to 2.993fix says temporarily not available
I just realised right now that my MAC address is different from what it was before.
Previously it was 38:AA:3C:XX:XX:XX.
and now it is 00:12:34: D3:B2:68
I havent done any serious modifications to my phone in a while.
I've been on the same CM 10.2 with googy maxx kernel for over a month now.
The only root app I installed recently is the "Paragon NTFS&HFS+" from the play store.
Did I get hacked?
How do I change it back to the original one?
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You did not get hacked. Theoretically, the MAC Address is a unique and hardware-stored value (firmware, ROM), so it cannot be changed. However, there are tools that can spoof it, such as MACMan. Your MAC address is just probably spoofed by some built-in feature/software.
Edit:
I did a little bit of research and it looks like it's your kernel's fault. I found this in its changelog:
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13/09] Version 1.7.2 :
- CM10.2 : Fixed keys backlight disabling
- CM10.2 : Fix network "arrows" not showing correctly
[B]- bcmdhd : Disable multicast on sleep & [U]allow mac adress changing[/U][/B]
- Ramfs : Fixed booting problem on some sammy roms as 2ndrom
- Stweaks : Raised pegasusq hotplug max values
It probably modified the MAC address "on its own" (as in a built-in feature) or it was modified by another application.
As about reverting to your original MAC address, try flashing another kernel/ROM (the stock one, for example).
Hello,
I am trying to build cyanogenmod kernel for an unsupported device. As I learned, the options for kernel build are in the file cyanogenmod_xxx_defconfig.
In that file you have to specify what config you have to use (for example CCONFIG_ARM=y , CONFIG_HAVE_PWM=y). I am experiencing some build problems because if I enable some options there are other config requirements for that for example CONFIG_BT_HCIUART_H4=y requires CONFIG_BT_HCIUART=y. If you build without that there is no clear way of showing you that you are missing that config option and you have to enable it. Sometimes it does say that something is undefined, so I have to search for that word in the sources, find the missing .h file, figure it out what option does it need in the config file (sometimes unsuccessful).
I belive if a map of the config options is available somewhere will greatly help adapting cyanogenmod for other unsuported devices.
for example
CONFIG_BT_HCIUART=y (uses files from kernel\drivers\bt\.... )
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|---------- CONFIG_BT_HCIUART_H4=y (uses files from kernel\drivers\bt\....)
If you happen to know some documentation on these files will be greatly appreciated, eventually develop a custom tool for setting those options and dependencies.
Thank you for your time.