So I'm seeing two different release types here, one from the cyanogenmod branches here:
http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#q,status:merged,n,z
(and built roms here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1425631),
and then the Kang project here:
https://github.com/AOKP
(and forum post her: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1459287)
Are these the same thing? The commit logs for each branch sort of line up but not really. What's the difference?
Kangs are unofficial Cyanogen builds created by members of the community. They're not supported by the Cyanogenmod team. Sometimes you'll find that they aren't supported by the person who cooked it. Sometimes the "chef" of the Kang will throw in extra mods or config options, sometimes they'll just compile from Cyanogen source.
In this case, the Kang rom you are referring to is built and supported by Romanbb who is building off of the experimental (read: non-final) builds of Cyanogenmod. He cooks certain tweaks into the rom as he builds it. In this case, it's just a matter of development and support.
Basically:
AOKP = Roman's tweaks on Cyanogen (Unofficial, no CM support)
Cyanogenmod = The combined work of the entire Cyanogenmod team. (Official, full CM support)
Hopefully this information was helpful.
awesome, thanks for the info
No problem. Happy flashing!
While the above is sorta correct... I would point out AOKP is not your traditional kang. Roman has tweaks built into the settings menu that make it a top ROM and they support multiple devices.
Any ics ROM is going to be limited by the closed source of Samsung currently, hence the no camera.
rkmj said:
Kangs are unofficial Cyanogen builds created by members of the community. They're not supported by the Cyanogenmod team. Sometimes you'll find that they aren't supported by the person who cooked it. Sometimes the "chef" of the Kang will throw in extra mods or config options, sometimes they'll just compile from Cyanogen source.
In this case, the Kang rom you are referring to is built and supported by Romanbb who is building off of the experimental (read: non-final) builds of Cyanogenmod. He cooks certain tweaks into the rom as he builds it. In this case, it's just a matter of development and support.
Basically:
AOKP = Roman's tweaks on Cyanogen (Unofficial, no CM support)
Cyanogenmod = The combined work of the entire Cyanogenmod team. (Official, full CM support)
Hopefully this information was helpful.
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This is exactly correct. Well-written too!
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To any developers out there--
Any perspectives on when these capabilities might become part of an Xperia Ray mod?
http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2012...e-boosted-30-100-percent-by-linaro-toolchain/
Perhaps they are already incorporated in the lasted CM9.0 ROM's?
Cyanogen discuss it here: https://plus.google.com/117962666888533781522/posts/RiRXpWwHRX7
FreeXperia
FXP125 release notes for CM9.0: "!!linaro was removed for now due to incompatibilities !!"
From: http://code.google.com/p/freexperia/
No changes anytime soon
"Founder of CyanogenMod decides not to use the Linaro code optimization for stock Android" (http://www.androidradar.net/?p=5)
irii-soft
CyanogenMod 10.1
Android 4.2
Progress: In Developing
Release: It will take while
What need to do first:
-Splash Screen (Android boots but splash screen is showing (need to port some display drivers)
-Audio (need port JB audio drivers to get audio and fm)
-Bluetooth
-...... much other stuff
PS: I can't promise when I will release this because I'm using freexperia code as base and not from other like pac, ...
and I'm a student and have not much time.
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iriijo / irii-soft
Source will be uploaded soon with camera fix
dev well.. wish you luck.
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I wanted to post this on the specific thread "[ROM] [4.2.2] [1/7/13] CyanogenMod 10.1 - Google Edition!" but it says I have less than 10 post and I can't so I ask it here
I see that the option to configure zram is in Settings->Performance->Memory Management but when I open a terminal I don't see any swap.
I can't find the /dev/zram nor /sys/block/zram files so I think that zram is not compiled on the kernel neither as a module, can someone confirm this?
Thanks
A new thread to discuss the ongoing activities on upcoming CM 12 build for smultron, mango, active and satsuma !! Any info regarding any new about development, expectations of the rom features are appreciated to be shared ! Cheers
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