[ROM][NIGHTLY][X10minipro] MiniCM9 - Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini

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Sources: MiniCM
I accept patches via github, pm, or any way available.
Nightlies have NO support whatsoever. Use them at your own risk -- For a stable MiniCM9 check: here​
Requirements:
Latest 2.1.1.C.0.0 SE firmware / Baseband: M76XX-TSNCJOLYM-53404015
Unlocked bootloader
Latest version of the ICS nAa kernel
Download:
MiniCM9 nightlies (mimmi)
gapps
Useful links:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Barebones clean your rom to make space
CHANGELOG What's new in this version :
http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#/cm9/undefined
http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/q/status:merged+branch:ics,n,z
If you'd like to donate, click:
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Disclaimer:
We can't be held responsible if this ROM bricks your device or makes it explode in your hands! Use it at your own risk!
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Preface
Building android from source is not as hard as it sounds. I urge all enthusiasts to try to build their personal ROM on their own. Why copy a prebuilt binary when android gives you the chance to build it from sources?
Step1: Setup a build machine
Setup a real or VM machine using the info from here.
Step2: Checkout the code
Code:
repo init -u git://github.com/MiniCM/android.git -b ics
repo sync -j16
Step3: Build MiniCM
Code:
. build/envsetup.sh
lunch cm_mimmi-eng
brunch cm_mimmi-eng
Step4: Ready to flash!
Pickup the build from out/target/product/mimmi/MiniCM9-xxx.zip
Step5: Contribute!
You got an idea on how to improve this rom? Try to implement it by looking at the code and seeing how similar things are already done.
Android is based on open-source spirit: You got it working? Share the patches for everyone to enjoy!

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This is great, thanks nAa
Sent from my MK16i using xda premium

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Just installed the 21st Sept nightly. This is really good ! Thanks nAa !
I know you said no support for nightlies, but I had a question about apps getting killed too often. I have more than 80 MB free, but I find that apps get killed within 20-30 seconds and take really long to open up after I exit(using Home button), use some other app and then come back to this one. Is there any setting that I can change so that it keeps apps like the launcher, phone & messaging in memory ?
Could you add that option if its not already there ? Because those are the apps that you tend to use a lot, and need to have quick access to always dont you think ?
I understand if you dont get time to answer these questions, but just putting it out there for anyone else who might know some tricks to make it work like that.

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Oh wait. Actually, my RAM is really low. It sometimes goes down to 0 and then something gets freed up.
I was looking at internal storage before when i said 80 MB.
Damn, I guess I should look at what I can uninstall to free up some RAM.
I saw some improvements after setting SD card swap to 32 MB and enabling kernel samepage merging
Trying 128 MB swap now.

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Dropbox, Google Drive or similar
nAa, thank you very much. You may place a mirror on Dropbox, Google Drive or similar? or at least the latest version nightly

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todonormal said:
nAa, thank you very much. You may place a mirror on Dropbox, Google Drive or similar? or at least the latest version nightly
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What's the problem with the current mirror?
This is a space I bought specifically for hosting the MiniCM project.

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nobodyAtall said:
What's the problem with the current mirror?
This is a space I bought specifically for hosting the MiniCM project.
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The mirror is fine from my end... Good speeds no problems. But what do I know.
Anyway, I didn't know ICS was still in active development after JB came out. Hope this will be good.
Thanks.

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Excuse me nAa, a little slow but it finally works for me. Another concern: Nigthly's for jb? :fingers-crossed:
NOTE: I continue with testing of bugs reports http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=32997571&postcount=7907 :good:

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todonormal said:
Excuse me nAa, a little slow but it finally works for me. Another concern: Nigthly's for jb? :fingers-crossed:
NOTE: I continue with testing of bugs reports http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=32997571&postcount=7907 :good:
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Nightlies for MiniCM10 will come after another official release of it. Some things have to be worked out, incorporated and stabilized first.
Then all can kang it as per the usual process ...
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 2

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ahmm.. may i know the difference between Nightly and the original Minicm9?? i'm just curious and i don't know what is Nightly and it's advantages/disadvantages.. thanks.. n_n

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dwinne said:
ahmm.. may i know the difference between Nightly and the original Minicm9?? i'm just curious and i don't know what is Nightly and it's advantages/disadvantages.. thanks.. n_n
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A nightly is kinda like a developer version, each version may have small tweaks and fixes, to improve performance and stability. A nightly is usually not for stable use, while the 'original MiniCM9' is a stable version

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speedsys said:
A nightly is kinda like a developer version, each version may have small tweaks and fixes, to improve performance and stability. A nightly is usually not for stable use, while the 'original MiniCM9' is a stable version
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thanks bro for enlightening me.. now i know what it is.. n_n:good: