paranoid android Discussion - Sony Xperia P, U, Sola, Go

Hello
Start a discussion here about PA ROM,
I think someone should port it
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I also want a port of it that is kept updated. But the lack of devs (less quantity) and the fact that some devs hate how it work makes it improbable that we will have a port...
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Felimenta97 said:
I also want a port of it that is kept updated. But the lack of devs (less quantity) and the fact that some devs hate how it work makes it improbable that we will have a port...
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There's a reason behind this.
Your phone is meant to run at a certain dpi, okay, so you might be able to easily change it but that doesn't mean you should. The whole per app dpi thing is just fussy. Changing dpi basically screws with market compatibility.
Put it this way, when CyanogenMod were going to implement cornerstone into CM, they were urged not to do it by Google. So ugly hacking of the framework probably violates several AOSP policies.
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KeiranFTW said:
There's a reason behind this.
Your phone is meant to run at a certain dpi, okay, so you might be able to easily change it but that doesn't mean you should. The whole per app dpi thing is just fussy. Changing dpi basically screws with market compatibility.
Put it this way, when CyanogenMod were going to implement cornerstone into CM, they were urged not to do it by Google. So ugly hacking of the framework probably violates several AOSP policies.
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I know about those things. K900 explained me. I don't hate any devs that think it's wrong. They're right. But, even that, I will wish a port of it. I think the most hard part would be WiFi and phone functionality from a port. Maybe I could see it would work. But no one should feel obligated (because no one is) to port it.
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Felimenta97 said:
I know about those things. K900 explained me. I don't hate any devs that think it's wrong. They're right. But, even that, I will wish a port of it. I think the most hard part would be WiFi and phone functionality from a port. Maybe I could see it would work. But no one should feel obligated (because no one is) to port it.
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Afaik it's based off CM9/10, so you could just compile the ROM (providing it is open-source) with CM device, vendor and kernel tree.
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KeiranFTW said:
Afaik it's based off CM9/10, so you could just compile the ROM (providing it is open-source) with CM device, vendor and kernel tree.
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I need a really high quantity of RAM to compile a ROM and a good processor, afaik. I only have an AMD X2 processor with 4 Gb of RAM, so a no go for me. And I'm nothing more than a simple user that knows more or less of tech...
But thanks anyway
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Felimenta97 said:
I need a really high quantity of RAM to compile a ROM and a good processor, afaik. I only have an AMD X2 processor with 4 Gb of RAM, so a no go for me. And I'm nothing more than a simple user that knows more or less of tech...
But thanks anyway
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Intel core 2 duo @ 1.8GHz per core
4GB RAM
Linux Ubuntu 12.04 64 bit
I can compile in 5 hours on that o course that is impractical and I use buildbot services provided by goo.im to build.
I'd love to build this but quite busy with life atm, once everything is sorted I'm hoping to get AOSP or a derivative on my phone. (unicorns FTW).
I'm sure it will get ported, its inevitable really.
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KeiranFTW said:
Intel core 2 duo @ 1.8GHz per core
4GB RAM
Linux Ubuntu 12.04 64 bit
I can compile in 5 hours on that o course that is impractical and I use buildbot services provided by goo.im to build.
I'd love to build this but quite busy with life atm, once everything is sorted I'm hoping to get AOSP or a derivative on my phone. (unicorns FTW).
I'm sure it will get ported, its inevitable really.
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Oh... Your PC is still better than mine. (AMD never more). And I use Windows (Ubuntu never managed to work on my pc). And I don't have 5 hours lol. I read somewhere here in Xperia S forum that at least 16 Gb of RAM was needed, with at least Intel Core i5... Well, good luck with your life.
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Felimenta97 said:
I also want a port of it that is kept updated. But the lack of devs (less quantity) and the fact that some devs hate how it work makes it improbable that we will have a port...
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I will try to get this up i am not a dev but i realy want it
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