I'm trying to modify CM 10.2 for Samsung Galaxy S3, and i want to know if i can change the SystemUI.apk and Framework-res.apk with the one from Paranoid Android 3.97. I want to integrate the HALO and other features from PA 3.7 to CM 10.2. Can i do it? or it doesnt work after changing those .apk files.. or is there any other way to integrate HALO into CM 10.2? plz guys help me for this I want to create a hybrid custom ROM...
Its a question of reading and trying .
But you cannot take stuff from a rom without permission of the developer .
jje
No offense but if you have to ask this question you are about 2 years off being able to do it.
This needs to be done at a source code level and is very complex. You will need to important thousands of lines of code into hundreds of Java and c++ source code files. It takes an advanced developer to do this.
Your first step is to build a Linux box and turn it into a build environment and learn how to sync and compile cm code. As I said, 2 years and lots of learning, you may be ready to attempt what you're asking about
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No offense but if you have to ask this question you are about 2 years off being able to do it.
This needs to be done at a source code level and is very complex. You will need to important thousands of lines of code into hundreds of Java and c++ source code files. It takes an advanced developer to do this.
Your first step is to build a Linux box and turn it into a build environment and learn how to sync and compile cm code. As I said, 2 years and lots of learning, you may be ready to attempt what you're asking about
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Hey thanks for your reply. As i m a newbie in android development world, i don't know much about modifying and compiling the source code. Is there any other options for this work??
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Hey thanks for your reply. As i m a newbie in android development world, i don't know much about modifying and compiling the source code. Is there any other options for this work??
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Obviously not, no. Like I said "needs to".
This is complex work for an accomplished developer. It is not a newbie thing.
Learn to compile source code first, reading Google and cm guides.
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rootSU said:
Obviously not, no. Like I said "needs to".
This is complex work for an accomplished developer. It is not a newbie thing.
Learn to compile source code first, reading Google and cm guides.
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ya, i have read the Google and CM guides to compile the source code and also i have looked to the source code of HALO.. I will be downloading the source code after few days and the main thing is how to implement those source codes of HALO into the CM 10.2? I know i m asking all the questions at a time but m very curious to know all about it..
With 2 years practice!!! Its not a case of copy paste. You must learn to develop. You must learn what the code means. This will take time. There are no shortcuts.
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With 2 years practice!!! Its not a case of copy paste. You must learn to develop. You must learn what the code means. This will take time. There are no shortcuts.
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Thanks for all ur help to let me know all about this... i will be working on this project....
Good luck.
Here is a tip.
Once you learn to compile cm for your phone with no errors, flash and fully functional... then look for some small commits. Maybe try to add "seconds" to the status bar clock for example.
It might just be 1 line of code to edit in 1 file. Easy yes? But then think... what if the entire line if code doesn't exist? Imagine - the clock must be managed by some code. As a developer you must learn how to understand the code, work out how you can adapt the code to work with your source. This is the tricky bit and that is 1 simple commit.
Now imagine you want to add one of the most complicated and biggest android development commits of all time.... hundreds of lines of code you need to edit don't exist. You can't just add them. You learn to adapt by understanding your code and the thousands of lines of code in halo. Let alone to mention several of the files you need to edit to add halo don't even exist in cm...
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rootSU said:
Good luck.
Here is a tip.
Once you learn to compile cm for your phone with no errors, flash and fully functional... then look for some small commits. Maybe try to add "seconds" to the status bar clock for example.
It might just be 1 line of code to edit in 1 file. Easy yes? But then think... what if the entire line if code doesn't exist? Imagine - the clock must be managed by some code. As a developer you must learn how to understand the code, work out how you can adapt the code to work with your source. This is the tricky bit and that is 1 simple commit.
Now imagine you want to add one of the most complicated and biggest android development commits of all time.... hundreds of lines of code you need to edit don't exist. You can't just add them. You learn to adapt by understanding your code and the thousands of lines of code in halo. Let alone to mention several of the files you need to edit to add halo don't even exist in cm...
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Thanks a lot for your helpful tips. I will try to do all sort of possible things to add HALO feature in the CM
But HALO is already there in unofficial cm builds....
Eg : temasek's builds 10.1 and 10.2
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afaria said:
But HALO is already there in unofficial cm builds....
Eg : temasek's builds 10.1 and 10.2
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They might have made the unofficial builds but I want to create my own. Coz I want to learn how the custom Roms are build, and I don't want to be dependent on others for the custom Roms. OK I have learnt a lot that how to port Halo in CM 10.2. I m downloading the source code of CM..
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They might have made the unofficial builds but I want to create my own. Coz I want to learn how the custom Roms are build, and I don't want to be dependent on others for the custom Roms. OK I have learnt a lot that how to port Halo in CM 10.2. I m downloading the source code of CM..
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Good luck mate.
All the best.
I will definitely try your rom.
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Good luck mate.
All the best.
I will definitely try your rom.
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Well, I'll try my best
Related
This is Phoenix ICS Questions & Answers... Make use of this thread and ask what is really needed... Like,
Hey Andy, will FM Radio code will be included? Or not, i notice that FM is not available on Samsung Sources, even on AOSP... So what you think?
All we need to you to do, Please ask proper question...
This thread will be convert to Discussion board when Andy release the first alpha...
@ Mods, Dev (andy572), any changes or removal, please PM Immediately...
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as Andy say Phoenix ics
So there will be toogles and other looks feature but is Andy also including performance tweaks to ics?
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aspee said:
as Andy say Phoenix ics
So there will be toogles and other looks feature but is Andy also including performance tweaks to ics?
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As it is a phoenix ROM, that is very likely yes
I also hope so.
Correct me if wrong.
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Phone: LG-P500
ROM: Ciaox' openOptimus
Kernel: franco .35
Theme: HoneySandwich (by me)
Tweaks: Turbocharged and Supercharged!
Wishlist: Galaxy Nexus
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1338572
Can this help? I saw a lot of things worked in this ICS port.
Will it be possible to make wifi calling available as as in 2.2 ? I couldn't find it in 2.3 so I'm hoping 4.0 will bring it back.
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Will it be possible to make wifi calling available as as in 2.2 ? I couldn't find it in 2.3 so I'm hoping 4.0 will bring it back.
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I don't much think WiFi calling will be available in ICS. I haven't heard anything of that nature added but aren't there other alternatives on market. So what are the major complications people are facing with porting ICS to our devices
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Hey Andy, will FM Radio code will be included? Or not, i notice that FM is not available on Samsung Sources, even on AOSP... So what you think?
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I include all what is possible, if its from AOSP.
So there will be toogles and other looks feature but is Andy also including performance tweaks to ics?
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yes, toggles 'll be adopted from my gingerbread code.
Some tweaks are (later) included too.
Can this help? I saw a lot of things worked in this ICS port.
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No it can't, we have a LG Phone - other libs, other code... but thanks
Will it be possible to make wifi calling available as as in 2.2 ? I couldn't find it in 2.3 so I'm hoping 4.0 will bring it back.
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It'll be better if we have a working rom first instead too ask for features
in the pre-alpha state of firmware.
Sorry guys. Admitted noob. Not a developer just a BIG BIG fan of what you guys do. Didn't know any better. Thanks so much for working on this kick ass project!
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Andy, can u post the URL of the manifest of your sources?.. i m learning to develop android and would be helpful if you provide the URL.
Also how much is the size of the repo of urs? I am using virtualbox and want to decide the size of the virtual hd.
The virtual hdd have to be at least 50GB in its size.
I dont have a manifest.xml because i dont have a full repo nor provide
the full android sources but only modified code.
If you want to start with developmen on android, dont download not working
code, dont download the OS sources - it doesnt makes you happy after/when
compiling - better start with pure simple android apps to understand what is
android, how works android and what do i need to modify sources for my ideas.
if you really want to develop on the OS itself, i recommend to use a working tree
like AOSP Gingerbread or CM7 Gingerbread. ICS is still in early alpha, almost nothing
is working... it brings even nothing to write a lot of posts in development forums,
most developers doesnt spend time in answering "noob" questions, so its better
to learn step by step.
andy572 said:
If you really want to develop on the OS itself, i recommend to use a working tree like AOSP Gingerbread or CM7 Gingerbread. ICS is still in early alpha, almost nothing is working...
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It's very good advice, when I knew ICS was about to be released I downloaded all the CM7 sources to be ready. I looked at Mik's thunderg sources, compared it to some other phones and just went through all of it to see how it works. I have a small notepad in which I wrote down what each file is for, why some things are changed for our phone and 'remade' CM7 for myself.
It means that when I look at the ICS code I still don't understand everything, but my head doesn't immediately explode when trying to work out why it doesn't work
adfad666 said:
I have a small notepad in which I wrote down what each file is for, why some things are changed for our phone and 'remade' CM7 for myself.
It means that when I look at the ICS code I still don't understand everything, but my head doesn't immediately explode when trying to work out why it doesn't work
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Care to share ur small notepad file?
how can they know the wifi and GSM is working if it also says there is no booting software? does that mean it boots with mik's boot.img?
Im singaporean too your ics rom works but cant get singtel signal... my sim works fine on other non cm roms help... thx for your awesome rom.
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Hello there.
I am searching people to help me out beacause i want to make a team that is going to make a new ROM,
wich is going to be based on the stock verision of ICS by Sony
some may know me from my modded x10 ROM. wich was not a big succes
now i want to begin again for xperia S with some people to help
first things first we need a base for our rom
on what is it going to be based? stock is a big start it has most of the ROM already done.
then we will try to get a kernel or use other kernels by other people
if you are interested please reply!
also if you have any ideas tell it down bellow.
thank you very much for reading!
If interested seeing my ROM for x10
check this out http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1619299
not too good but well my first try
greetz-sherko
What's your target with this? Do you want to make a ROM just for the sake of it?
K900 said:
What's your target with this? Do you want to make a ROM just for the sake of it?
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I want to start something different from the stock CM or MiUi
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I want to start something different from the stock CM or MiUi
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Is it anything specific you don't like about those ROMs, or are you doing this for education?
For now, I can help testing if the ROM is stable enough for usage (SMS, GSM and wifi).
I can help out with build prop tweaks and any icons or anything we need done. I am still learning the android programming side so I wouldn't be of much help there.
Miui is based heavily on Cyanogenmod, so we'd need to have major progress on that before making any move onto that. As for what would be interesting would be a heavily customisable 'build your own ROM'.
I'd envisage large file, but one that you can select the features of, from theme to audio ports, tweaks, keyboards and the like, and one that you can clean up easily after flashing.
Thoughts?
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I thought MIUI V4 isn't based on CM
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yes it is.
one tip: if you want to start a "team" you need to know what you want (not based on cm or stock or miui or.....) just chose 1 build and see what you want to do with it
An idea ,MIUI with sony UI
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nickholtus said:
yes it is.
one tip: if you want to start a "team" you need to know what you want (not based on cm or stock or miui or.....) just chose 1 build and see what you want to do with it
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Clearly its stock we'd be looking at right now so.
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K900 said:
Is it anything specific you don't like about those ROMs, or are you doing this for education?
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i do it for education to learn and other people with not that much skills can learn too know what i'm saying
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For now, I can help testing if the ROM is stable enough for usage (SMS, GSM and wifi).
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yes u can test but first we will make the rom i think its going to be based on stock ics beacause that is full not like CM9 with some issues right now
mrsatan said:
I can help out with build prop tweaks and any icons or anything we need done. I am still learning the android programming side so I wouldn't be of much help there.
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We will be making the rom like a major tweaked verision of the stock ics
with higher clock speeds on the kernel etc.
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i do it for education to learn and other people with not that much skills can learn too know what i'm saying
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Then you should decide what are you going to do. Either you work with MIUI/stock and modify, theme and whatnot, or you work from source and build your own version of AOSP. The latter allows more, but also needs more knowledge.
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Miui is based heavily on Cyanogenmod, so we'd need to have major progress on that before making any move onto that. As for what would be interesting would be a heavily customisable 'build your own ROM'.
I'd envisage large file, but one that you can select the features of, from theme to audio ports, tweaks, keyboards and the like, and one that you can clean up easily after flashing.
Thoughts?
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yes i know MiUi is based on CM
but look it has grown to well known ROM and thats what i'm trying to achieve
but now with MiUi or CM it is going to be based on SEMC with all the good of sony and all our tweaks
most of the people don't like the ics UI by sony we will desing a bettter looking ui
etc
nickholtus said:
yes it is.
one tip: if you want to start a "team" you need to know what you want (not based on cm or stock or miui or.....) just chose 1 build and see what you want to do with it
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it is going to be based on stock beacause it is the most stable
gm007 said:
An idea ,MIUI with sony UI
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Not bad but what about stock with a MiUi styled look?
K900 said:
Then you should decide what are you going to do. Either you work with MIUI/stock and modify, theme and whatnot, or you work from source and build your own version of AOSP. The latter allows more, but also needs more knowledge.
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I think we are going to work on stock it is the most stable
working from source is needing more knowledge and i'm not that good at that
so i gues its stock then?
I could help you with the design of the icons, but just that, in still learning,
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Hi all, What is AOSP and AOKP based of rom? what is the different?
AOSP stands for Android Open Source Project. This is a 'pure' build and AOKP stands for Android Open Kang Project. This has features like rom control so you can do that little bit extra with your device
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If I helped you press thanks!
This never ceases to amaze me.
You could have gotten these answers MUCH faster by typing the text of your exact post into google instead of a post on xda.
Rule 1 of the forums is to search before posting.
ctomgee said:
This never ceases to amaze me.
You could have gotten these answers MUCH faster by typing the text of your exact post into google instead of a post on xda.
Rule 1 of the forums is to search before posting.
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Funny you should say that, because that's exactly what I did & lo & behol . I get this thread as a Google search result.
Why did I choose this search result? Because it's being given answered on a well known developer forum which I trust. Therefore, it seems logical to ask such a question here. Thanks to the poster for the answer
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Hi all, What is AOSP and AOKP based of rom? what is the different?
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-AOSP stands for Android Open Source Project, and it is headed by Google.
-CYANOGENMOD (CM) is based on AOSP with their own customizations. It is headed by CM team.
-AOKP stands for Android Open Kang Project. It's based on CYANOGEN MOD with their own (more) customizations. It's headed by AOKP team.
***So in summary, ***
-AOKP is more customizable than CYANOGENMOD, faster but a bit less stable than CYANOGENMOD.
-AOKP is compatible with almost any MOD made for CM Roms e.g Themes.
-Any bug present in CYANOGENMOD will also be present in corresponding AOKP version and thus on all AOKP based Roms.
-because AOKP contain it's own bugs + the native bugs present in it's parent CYANOGENMOD, it is a little less stable than corresponding CYANOGENMOD.
I hope this helps everyone.
Swyped from my Samsung Galaxy SII
I searched "what is aosp"and i didn't get xda as answer.. But a ton of other sites explaining
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I did know this but the description you gave was more detailed. Learnt a little, thanks Jokesy.
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synetics2k said:
Hi all, What is AOSP and AOKP based of rom? what is the different?
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Nobody reads the xda rules or watches the noob video...
Really
Please Use the search Button
u will get the ans
this is wat i found by using search button in XDA
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=28395382&postcount=3
Please search before posting.
AOSP= Android Open Source Project, Google's project
AOKP= Android Open Kang Project, Rom maintain by various developers on many devices.
As to which one is faster or stable is really relevant to device and user.
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Hello i would like to make my first steps as an android developer..i know this **** is difficult and i know you should learn many staff about os stractures etc and of cource a good understanding of some programming[c java]... but i am intrigued by those things[i am also starting my studies about programming in university] but i dont know where to start and what exactly should i learn to have a good understanding about android and be ready to start compiling. building and porting android source to some devices[i know it will take some time but i dont care as i really like programming ]
[ i know some basic stuff about roms kitchens logcat porting and i have really basic level of programing skills [ but i suppose that is not enough]
The only skill required for compiling a rom is reading. There are thousands of tutorials about how to do this.
Porting ROMs to different devices will require some more skill, I think most of the difficulty is in the C part although I personally don't have experience with this.
Most important thing is java
if you successfully compiled ROM and found bugs like FC
you will find it very hard to fix
learn java then continue and then follow the guide by @jackeagle and his awesome team
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david makarove said:
Most important thing is java
if you successfully compiled ROM and found bugs like FC
you will find it very hard to fix
learn java then continue and then follow the guide by @jackeagle and his awesome team
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but java is for android apps...isnt c that is used to fix errors in drivers. kernel etc??
devilakos said:
but java is for android apps...isnt c that is used to fix errors in drivers. kernel etc??
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Yup
But you must don't forget
android 50% of it is apps
Java required for help in fixing bugs in your ROM
For example if you have FC while choosing an option in settings
What you should do ?
Let's think a bit
Settings at the it is an apk file
apk = android app = written with java = can fixed with java
don't go to final phase fast
Start from zero and learn Java and then you can start with ROM development
and then Learn c/c++ then start with kernel development
Do that and make your life easier
you will find that hard a bit in the begins (nothing easy in this life and nothing impossible)
but at the end you will find your self an expert
Hit thanks if i helped you
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david makarove said:
Yup
But you must don't forget
android 50% of it is apps
Java required for help in fixing bugs in your ROM
For example if you have FC while choosing an option in settings
What you should do ?
Let's think a bit
Settings at the it is an apk file
apk = android app = written with java = can fixed with java
don't go to final phase fast
Start from zero and learn Java and then you can start with ROM development
and then Learn c/c++ then start with kernel development
Do that and make your life easier
you will find that hard a bit in the begins (nothing easy in this life and nothing impossible)
but at the end you will find your self an expert
Hit thanks if i helped you
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nice i will probably do this...thank you mate.........you know being a programmer and a mobile software development was my dream since i was 14 and got my first android device...but i never kinda worked on it as i found it hard to learn all these stuff by myself , and there was not many tutorials...well now here i am..learning about those stuff and loving it more every day..again thank you
devilakos said:
nice i will probably do this...thank you mate.........you know being a programmer and a mobile software development was my dream since i was 14 and got my first android device...but i never kinda worked on it as i found it hard to learn all these stuff by myself , and there was not many tutorials...well now here i am..learning about those stuff and loving it more every day..again thank you
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Never stop dreaming and learning, let me know if you want any links to any subject matter your particularly interested in.
I'm just decide to create this thread because comunity for our device isn't very big.
That means if we want make some progress on it, we need to team up.
Few folks ask for rom build howto.
I just push few tools and wrote some hints into wiki.
https://github.com/puresoul/androidbuilding
So if somebody got and idea or like to start some rom hacking for d605
this thread would be best for discussion about that.
Edit: I'm reading through XDA, this is really good writen doc.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2620389
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2751407
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Thank you for your effort, I really appreciate. I can help setting up bash scripts (and I'd like to help in an automated building process, if even possible)
Puresoul_CZ said:
I'm just decide to create this thread because our comunity isn't so big that means if we want make some progress to team up.
Few folka ask for rom build howto.
I just started to dump down few tools and commands at androidbuilding repo and wiki over my github.
So if somebody got and idea or like to start some rom hacking this thread would be best for that.
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If you need any help pm me. I don't have the device nor experience in CM12 but I can help you with what I can. Have a great day.
thats great, for now with my builts of android 5* I got problems with SElinux, I don't ever used it on my servers and can't get even audit2allow to work...
Thanks, i got some my hacks ( few os.system(script.sh) at build/tools ) to automate rom builds. Do you used to makefile scripts?
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Thank you for your effort, I really appreciate. I can help setting up bash scripts (and I'd like to help in an automated building process, if even possible)
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Ok, so here is what I tried.
Multirom - Stuck at porting hardboot patch to kernel. Achieved some kind of dualbooting by symlinking part of fstab (userdata and system) to cache and properly loading it at init scripts. This but won't work with cm12, so now using recovery partition to boot cm12 at emmc and boot partition to boot cm11 at sdcard.
AOSP 4.4.4 - Strange issues at building qcom hw sources, after some dirty patching wont boot. Stuck at bootanim
AOSP 5.0.3 - Same weird bug as CM12 if setenforce 0 is called. Stuck at bootanim because of incomplete sepolicy
AOKP 4.4.4 - Stuck at bootanim because of libs exceptions
Omnirom 4.4.4 - Works but having some bugs, apk won't install properly.
CM 11M 4.4.4 - Works best for now
CM 12 5.0.2 - After Varcain released devicetree source, builds and boots ok. But got still problem with modem/radio and selinux (if disabled, immediately kernel panic appears )
My opinion is that you should focus on improving roms that already work. By that i mean cm11, paranoid or omnirom. Of course, lollipop would be great but i cant see it working in the near future.
Ive been using the omnirom, since you PMed us for beta testing and i must say im impressed by the smothness and how it works generally. I dont really use omni switch, it just works best in my experience. Plenty of free ram, enough costumization by default and few other tricks make this rom my daily driver. With app libs taken from cm11, ive got a perfectly usable rom.
Some kind of Frankenstein with paranoids overclockable kernel, cm base with theme support and omnis dynamic status bar (works much better than any xposed module) would be a keeper. Dunno if its possible but id like to see a rom like that in future.
That's the kind of feedback I've looking for. On overclocking I'm with Varcain, that d605 is alredy overclocked. Now I testing compiler optimizations and outcome looking good.
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Sorry for interfeering here, but i have you one suggestion for you: add IR support, because that what most of people want.
BTW, today i saw, that vercain wont update anything on this device, because he bought M8, so good luck for you guys
-D605 user.
yep, thats true. Ok, so IR is another thing I look at
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I prefer zram or a speakerphone improvement than IR
zram is already done on my fork of cm11.
whirring91 said:
I prefer zram or a speakerphone improvement than IR
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Hi puresoul_cz!!!
I just found this using google...indeed, the community of d605 users is really small
So, I am happy to see somebody, who is trying to get these people together, as I am an owner of this phone as well.
I would be glad to join you.So far, I only have experience with app building for android.
PM me, and I'll give you my google mail adress, so we can discuss this further
I am from Rimavska Sobota, Slovakia by the way....
nice to see you aboard
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So what's new.
I've clean up useless apps from cm11 rom, change Appolo music player by MusicFX. Set up compile optimizations with SaberMod 4.8 toolchain. Few more free ram by cmdline optimization.
What's comming next,
Just start diging into IR driver. Some elementary work done by Varcain, but still don't know how to blink with it.
Porting stuff from stock rom and cleaning init scripts.
Using front cam as light/motion sensor to mimic some proxymity sensor features.
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Best app for using front camera as light sensor is lux dash. Will be able to add more function to left special button like on stock?
Right now I don't know. For now it's just an possible things to implement. But still need ti dig in HAL and stuff around...
oxu said:
Best app for using front camera as light sensor is lux dash. Will be able to add more function to left special button like on stock?
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Hey pure, when you release the next version of omnirom?
so, my final decision was to base my work on CM11 source, clean up it from useless CM bloat and port only some apps from Omnirom source. Because the libs problem with rom I don't base my future work on that source.
And to answer your question, for now I think there is only few changes to release it and for now it needs some testing. I may build some testing release if someone like to try it.
whirring91 said:
Hey pure, when you release the next version of omnirom?
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Is there a chance you could implement dynamic status bar colors from omni?