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https://opensource.samsung.com/rece...hod=reception_search&searchValue=SGH-I777_ATT
this is awesome , this means we can have a rooted kernel on launch day!!!!
AT&T Galaxy S II Sub-Forum?
Where is the love for our own forum since we now have the kernel?
Edit: Well, it just happened this morning. Cool, our own forum.
The AT&T version is close enough to the international version that maybe they should keep the same forum? Or just have a sub forum for the dev board like i9003 on the i9000 board.
anilkuj said:
https://opensource.samsung.com/rece...hod=reception_search&searchValue=SGH-I777_ATT
this is awesome , this means we can have a rooted kernel on launch day!!!!
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Hope the devs can find something they may be able to use on our version of this great phone.
I uploaded the file here also in case site goes down or anything
http://www.multiupload.com/R7CG8ZR085
Wow. Samsung releases something ahead of hardware and a carrier to boot. More reason to boot atnt.
I voided my warranty and your mum.
anilkuj said:
https://opensource.samsung.com/rece...hod=reception_search&searchValue=SGH-I777_ATT
this is awesome , this means we can have a rooted kernel on launch day!!!!
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Nice head start for the devs
pukemon said:
Wow. Samsung releases something ahead of hardware and a carrier to boot. More reason to boot atnt.
I voided my warranty and your mum.
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Awesome sig sir.
sent from my stock Infuse at Tranquility Base.
Looking forward to this... but I hear Sammy has been really good with the stock ROMs for this model. Great starting points for our amazing devs
Sure hope a custom ROM gets put up soon after launch. I'm sure the stock one will suffice for a few days. Not looking for anything fancy, just want some good 'ol root access.
bigblue95z said:
Sure hope a custom ROM gets put up soon after launch. I'm sure the stock one will suffice for a few days. Not looking for anything fancy, just want some good 'ol root access.
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I'm sure you will be able to root it pretty quick. A custom kernel may take a few days... a good one will take a few weeks, if someone is able to dedicate some real time to it. Sure you will get some quick ROMs that are basically stock with a custom theme and bloatware removed, but I digress.
I THINK I read that DG already has something SETUP for the ATT version and just waiting to ha e it in hand to test it. Would be awesome to get some tentative roms set up before launch day so I can flash the same day
Sent from My KickAss Captivated CM7 OC'd 1.5Ghz/Undervolted
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I THINK I read that DG already has something SETUP for the ATT version and just waiting to ha e it in hand to test it. Would be awesome to get some tentative roms set up before launch day so I can flash the same day
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Heck yeah! Where'd you read that?
RockRatt said:
I THINK I read that DG already has something SETUP for the ATT version and just waiting to ha e it in hand to test it. Would be awesome to get some tentative roms set up before launch day so I can flash the same day
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Yep He will be developing the same ROMs for both phones although the Kernel will have to be reoriented due to the button on the international version like the i9000 was re the Captivate. I believe ROMS will be interchangeable but not kernels.
anilkuj said:
https://opensource.samsung.com/rece...hod=reception_search&searchValue=SGH-I777_ATT
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Depends on how different the initramfs is - fortunately it probably won't be significantly different.
Here's a recommendation I have from my experience with the Infuse community - I'm on the fence about upgrading Sunday, but since the AT&T GSII variant has a smaller screen and no Wolfson I'm likely to stick with the Infuse:
On launch day, have some people on IRC coordinating. Once a root kernel is developed, don't immediately post it here. Pick a handful of people to flash and test. Once they have root, their first order of business should be getting a clean stock system dump.
Once you have a system dump you can make an Odin/Heimdall-flashable system image with root - have someone who did NOT flash the root-injection kernel flash THAT in order to get a dump of the stock kernel. Without that you'll be flying blind as far as initramfs.
A few tips:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=17777056&postcount=42 - my initial tips for the Epic 4G Touch crew
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1081239 - You'll need this to make a Heimdall-flashable image from your system dump
https://github.com/mistadman/Extract-Kernel-Initramfs - Once you've dumped a stock kernel image, use that script to extract the initramfs. Put that up on github ASAP.
Also, I strongly recommend putting a straight unmodified source tarball up on github, and then work on getting it to a compilable state from there. That way the process of "cleaning up" the Samsung source is documented in git commits. See the early commits from LinuxBozo at https://github.com/Entropy512/linux_kernel_sgh-i997r/commits/master?page=2 as an example
If all goes well, I will have my GS2 Sunday morning, and be on IRC as well, ready to test flash the rooted kernel for you guys.
Hmm, I get bored @ SGS2.
If someone can post stock initramfs, aka "adb pull /"
Remove /data and /cache from the local files on your computer and then zip it up and post it here, you have root
netchip said:
Hmm, I get bored @ SGS2.
If someone can post stock initramfs, aka "adb pull /"
Remove /data and /cache from the local files on your computer and then zip it up and post it here, you have root
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Hmm - good point, I don't think anything in initramfs has permissions set such that a non-root ADB user can't read it.
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Hmm - good point, I don't think anything in initramfs has permissions set such that a non-root ADB user can't read it.
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Sorry, miss understand.
It is not required to have root, I am now testing with my SGS2.
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Sorry, miss understand.
It is not required to have root, I am now testing with my SGS2.
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That's what I meant - Previously I was assuming that to get a "good" initramfs dump, root would be required. However, after reading your post I realized that all of the relevant files in the initramfs SHOULD be readable by any user, even without root permissions.
Still it's ideal to get a direct initramfs extract from the kernel zImage as soon as possible.
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That's what I meant - Previously I was assuming that to get a "good" initramfs dump, root would be required. However, after reading your post I realized that all of the relevant files in the initramfs SHOULD be readable by any user, even without root permissions.
Still it's ideal to get a direct initramfs extract from the kernel zImage as soon as possible.
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Yeah, I know.
But I will give you root kernel if you give me: /lib, /res, all *.rc files, /vendor and /sbin.
I'm planning on getting this device shortly & was wondering if the stock kernel will work with most of the roms developed here? I'm just trying to do my homework so I can be ready when I have it in hand. I'm so ready to ditch the g2x.
Sent from my LG-P999 using xda premium
TBH I haven't seen a stock kernel NOT work with a Custom ROM. The only thing is some of the features i.e. Wifi Calling may not work. So it's always best to flash the recommended to avoid boot loops or bugs.
I just looked at four of the most popular ROMs, and in less than five minutes read that only one of them said stock kernel was ok. The other three say to flash either faux's kernel, xboarder's newest kernel, or the included boot.img in the download.
But yes the stock kernel will work but like just mentioned it will have limited functionality. In my opinion, read what the dev says in their OP and throughout their thread, but a whole thread on this isn't necessary.
I don't mean to be rude, just saying it like it is. Welcome!
Sent from my HTC_Amaze_4G using XDA App
Thanks for ur replys guy's. I have always used the stock kernel with every rom on every device I've used. I'm new to flashing kernels & every time I tried flashing a kernel I've always had issues. Thanks again for ur answers.
Sent from my LG-P999 using xda premium
I wonder how this thread's topic relates to development...
Okay let me clarify the whole kernel thing.
We have three types kernels to chose from.
The stock OTA kernel. That's what your phone comes with. It is secured which means it will not allow scripts to auto-start (which means that init.d is worthless) and does not default with superuser access from adb or terminal. You can still get root access but you always need to do "su" command.
The unsecured kernel. This is the kernel that comes with your rom. This is commonly found in the zip file of the custom rom that you download. The custom rom DOES NOT (which also means DOESN'T, WON'T, WILL NOT, CAN'T and CAN NOT) update the kernel by recovery like almost all the other phones do. We believe this is because we have bootloaders with S-ON. When or IF we get s-off we may be capable of flashing a kernel by recovery.
Faux123's kernel.
Refer to [Kernel]HTC Stock[2.6.35.13](v0.0.7)OC~1.73/UV/CIFS+UTF-8[Dec-30]
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But can't we flash Faux's kernel by recovery?
Yes and no. I developed a workaround to make that work however it doesn't directly flash the kernel from the recovery. It flashes the kernel after the phone has already booted which is why a second reboot is required.
Well... why not? I don't understand.
Unfortunately since the phone MUST come to a complete boot from a kernel that initiats init.d scripts (unsecured kernel as described above), we cannot use the above method going from a pure rooted OTA rom or when going from SenseUI 3.0 to SenseUI 3.5 or ICS roms. Let me know if you're confused by this.
Alright... so can you tell me more about Faux's kernel?
Well since I'm not Faux123 I'll try to answer this.
It's a slightly modified version of the unsecured kernel (capable of executing init.d scripts) that has been tweaked to allow slight over clocking and control over the voltage going to the CPU and RAM of the phone. This can help you or hurt you. You can push your processor harder and faster to increase performance but you may lose stability and drain your battery faster. Alternatively you can reduce the voltage and preserve battery life. At this time the kernel is NOT complete due to HTC not releasing the full source of their TI drivers. It would appear that since it is not technically their drivers, they don't have to release it.
So... what's the problem making the kernel?
Faux123 tried to make the kernel from source, unfortunately without the full source attempting to do so will lose wifi and wireless tethering abilities. Again... blame HTC for that. Until they release the full source we're stuck with this limitation.
So all this talking about kernels you still haven't explain how to flash it?
This part is easy.
Use this: [Guide][Tool] Kernel Flasher 2 Step/Kernel Restore Tool||Noob Proof||V3 released || or whatever directions are included with the ROM or kernel that you're interested in flashing. If you're skilled enough you can just use the fastboot commands.
From bootloader:
fastboot flash boot c:\directorytoboot\boot.img
(replace c:\directorytoboot with actual directory)
So in conclusion... as soon as HTC releases s-off for our devices as well as the full kernel source code we can have some really kick @$$ phones! Until then... we have to [email protected]$$ everything such as fastboot flashing our half-a$$ modified kernels. It's not the rom or kernel developers fault... it's HTC's.
Felinos11 said:
I wonder how this thread's topic relates to development...
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Yeah yeah... I'll move it.
Thank you binary for your excellent explanation. I posted it here because the people with the knowledge frequent this board & hope they would see it. I apologize if I posted this in the wrong place.
Sent from my LG-P999 using xda premium
Binary100100 said:
Yeah yeah... I'll move it.
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so how do I go back to stock kernel binary!!!!! i kid, i kid!!!
Stock kernel works fine.
seansk said:
so how do I go back to stock kernel binary!!!!! i kid, i kid!!!
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Go choke on some nitrous.
Binary100100 said:
Go choke on some nitrous.
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I love nitrous oxide, we had to try in in school, you should try it sometimes, we use it on kids, and some adults unfortunately that act like kids on the dental chair
seansk said:
I love nitrous oxide, we had to try in in school, you should try it sometimes, we use it on kids, and some adults unfortunately that act like kids on the dental chair
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I'll try it while at the range. The range masters should love that.
Binary100100 said:
I'll try it while at the range. The range masters should love that.
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Hmm...I don't know if those two will mix well!!!
Hello Everyone
This is a simple question for many of you, but not for me, I already know how to Root http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1331784
(thanks to CF-Root)
and how to install a Rom. But,what about how to change to a different ROM.
Now I'm using
Base band - I9100UMKK1
Kernel - [email protected] #20
Build - VillainROM 3.0
(I'm using this one, cuz I found a very descriptive tuto about this, for my GS2)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1198334
But What if I want to change my ROM, What are the main points to check the compatibility with my device
PDA?
Base band?
It is neccessary change the Kernel?
I would like to taste the flavor of ICS
Note: I don't want to be annoying, including all my phone data, but as a new android user, is my reference for search info.
Heya Mate,
I just posted pretty much the same question, however, after skipping 1 thread repeatedly because it was labelled SGS2 Bell/Virgin Canadian Thread Q&A (Root/Unlock/Firmware) Modems/Mods I found more info in there than I have by searching!
Right under our noses huh?
Still a little confused, but also a lot clearer
Its the first thread in this forum
doofah said:
Heya Mate,
I just posted pretty much the same question, however, after skipping 1 thread repeatedly because it was labelled SGS2 Bell/Virgin Canadian Thread Q&A (Root/Unlock/Firmware) Modems/Mods I found more info in there than I have by searching!
Right under our noses huh?
Still a little confused, but also a lot clearer
Its the first thread in this forum
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Thanks, Checking......
I wouldnt go for the ICS roms yet, there unstable and can cause problems with your phone if you dont know what you are doing.
Kernel/Rom version should match if you are using stock roms, otherwise custom roms will normally come with a recommended kernel.
As far as the baseband, you can mix/match, so just find one that works for you, or leave it as it is if its working fine, you dont need to match the version to your rom or kernel.
To flash a new rom, find one you like and follow the howto in the thread, but it will be very much like flashing villanrom.
Make sure to take backups using nandroid (to go back to an old rom) and titanium (user apps) sms backup+ (app i recommend to backup sms/call log/mms) as you will need to wipe data (thats user apps/sms/contacts not media/photos/etc) when you move from rom to rom.
veyka said:
I wouldnt go for the ICS roms yet, there unstable and can cause problems with your phone if you dont know what you are doing.
Kernel/Rom version should match if you are using stock roms, otherwise custom roms will normally come with a recommended kernel.
As far as the baseband, you can mix/match, so just find one that works for you, or leave it as it is if its working fine, you dont need to match the version to your rom or kernel.
To flash a new rom, find one you like and follow the howto in the thread, but it will be very much like flashing villanrom.
Make sure to take backups using nandroid (to go back to an old rom) and titanium (user apps) sms backup+ (app i recommend to backup sms/call log/mms) as you will need to wipe data (thats user apps/sms/contacts not media/photos/etc) when you move from rom to rom.
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thanks, very helpful. So basically after a custom ROM doesn't matter the base band or Kernell..After your advise I'm considering stay on Villain3.0 and Install a good theme, Any recomendation?
ifentanez said:
thanks, very helpful. So basically after a custom ROM doesn't matter the base band or Kernell..After your advise I'm considering stay on Villain3.0 and Install a good theme, Any recomendation?
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I like the ICS rom, see my sig, the newest version that works on VR is like 1.5 I believe, not sure if 1.6 works.
doofah said:
Heya Mate,
I just posted pretty much the same question, however, after skipping 1 thread repeatedly because it was labelled SGS2 Bell/Virgin Canadian Thread Q&A (Root/Unlock/Firmware) Modems/Mods I found more info in there than I have by searching!
Right under our noses huh?
Still a little confused, but also a lot clearer
Its the first thread in this forum
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Thanks. Finally someone who thinks
veyka said:
I like the ICS rom, see my sig, the newest version that works on VR is like 1.5 I believe, not sure if 1.6 works.
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I already tried both.. BootLoop, Same error"No Applications can perform this action"
after a little panic (took 3 tries to start on recovery mode) I'm running, only Villain without themes
What am I doing wrong ..
ifentanez said:
I already tried both.. BootLoop, Same error"No Applications can perform this action"
after a little panic (took 3 tries to start on recovery mode) I'm running, only Villain without themes
What am I doing wrong ..
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You flashed "ICS Domination v1.5 KI3" right?
Thats weird, it should work.
veyka said:
You flashed "ICS Domination v1.5 KI3" right?
Thats weird, it should work.
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Noup.. I tried Universal..
ifentanez said:
Noup.. I tried Universal..
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Try the KI3 version, the VRtheme (aka Universal) version was a bit new at that point.
Unfortunately due to framework changes the newer versions dont run on VR.
doofah said:
I just posted pretty much the same question, however, after skipping 1 thread repeatedly because it was labelled SGS2 Bell/Virgin Canadian Thread Q&A (Root/Unlock/Firmware) Modems/Mods I found more info in there than I have by searching!
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Canadians are vile and repugnant.
veyka said:
Try the KI3 version, the VRtheme (aka Universal) version was a bit new at that point.
Unfortunately due to framework changes the newer versions dont run on VR.
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Ready.. I'm on ICS Domination - Thanks for your support, not any person take the time to answer every single question..
ifentanez said:
Ready.. I'm on ICS Domination - Thanks for your support, not any person take the time to answer every single question..
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Your welcome, I have insomnia and I'm very bored
Q&A for {KERNEL] Jmz A3UL Kernel v1
Some developers prefer that questions remain separate from their main development thread to help keep things organized. Placing your question within this thread will increase its chances of being answered by a member of the community or by the developer.
Before posting, please use the forum search and read through the discussion thread for {KERNEL] Jmz A3UL Kernel v1. If you can't find an answer, post it here, being sure to give as much information as possible (firmware version, steps to reproduce, logcat if available) so that you can get help.
Thanks for understanding and for helping to keep XDA neat and tidy!
I was able to htcdev unlock the bootloader, root, and install the insecure kernel for my desire 610. I tried running universal rumrunner to get S-off but it says i need an insecure kernel. Help?
We don't have an s-off solution. They've all been patched thus far. Not even sunshine will work. Haven't tried rumrunner, but safely assuming that it came before sunshine and is also patched.
Any unusual behavior after flashing jmz?
First, my phone has been running a lot better since flashing this kernel. There's just one issue I've had and want to know if I should be concerned or If there's a simple fix.
About every fourth time I go to my car and plug the audio Jack in I get this crazy behavior. My phone, in know definite order will open a voice activated Google search, attempt ( and sometimes succeed in calling someone), and this seems to keep happening until I rebooted. Just exiting the Google search or ending the call won't stop it.
My best guess is it has to do with switching WiFi signals/4g. But maybe since I use Bluetooth in the car, that could be a factor as well???
Hard to tell. It's mildly annoying now but I could see it getting really aggravating especially if it keeps calling people. Before flashing jmz I had the typical WiFi trying to connect issue. That's thankfully fixed but this could be worse.
Is it just me? Any fixes? Thanks in advance. And I'm looking forward to the new Rom!
download link broken to kernel
can you send me a copy of the zip file to my email?
does this still allow for rw
Does this still let you change system files aand they will stick through reboot? Even if s-on is still enabled?
Yes.
would like to download the kernel but the link is broken. anyone have it or something. maybe email it to me. that would be great ^^. till then im sol.
jmz A3UL Kernel problems
I Root my device with ClearD's Desire 610 Root Tool, which also installed the JMZ Kernel. After rooting I have experienced some times freezing the device.
Tried again just to install the Kernel (after clearing dalvik & cache) the freezing disappeared (as far as I can tell) BUT the WiFi can not be enabled at all.
I Have international rom Build # 1.31.401.2
hirez66 said:
I Root my device with ClearD's Desire 610 Root Tool, which also installed the JMZ Kernel. After rooting I have experienced some times freezing the device.
Tried again just to install the Kernel (after clearing dalvik & cache) the freezing disappeared (as far as I can tell) BUT the WiFi can not be enabled at all.
I Have international rom Build # 1.31.401.2
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Have you tried reflashing the entire ROM then flashing the kernel?
If it persists, that might indicate incompatability with your model of phone.
ninjasinabag said:
Have you tried reflashing the entire ROM then flashing the kernel?
If it persists, that might indicate incompatability with your model of phone.
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Currently there is no ROM available for International HTC Desire 610
hirez66 said:
Currently there is no ROM available for International HTC Desire 610
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There is stock firmware from which you can flash before testing the kernel.
ninjasinabag said:
There is stock firmware from which you can flash before testing the kernel.
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Can you share a link for the firmware ?
hirez66 said:
Can you share a link for the firmware ?
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I think he's talking about this...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/desire-610/general/info-htcdev-unlock-root-t2844323
I've been wanting to return to stock for awhile now so I can take the ota then root again but I worry about potential issues. Really I don't know enough and its hard to find answers here. I'm running same firmware as you though my phone is stable now so unless I get more information I might stay put till lollipop arrives.
But if all you want to do is go back to stock, this should work.
Can you ad elementalX to it?
Hey I can't download. When I open the link my browser gives me a error.
james.ellis92 said:
Hey I can't download. When I open the link my browser gives me a error.
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PM me and I'll see if I can help
Link found!!!
download the direct link here: --------------> (remove hashtags i hate the new user restriction) ht#tps://ww#w.androidfilehost.co#m/?fid=95916177934552988
james.ellis92 said:
Hey I can't download. When I open the link my browser gives me a error.
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Here's the stock bootloader, recovery, and system for the htc desire 610 --------> (remove hashtags i hate the new user restriction) ht#tps://ww#w.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=29203
hirez66 said:
Can you share a link for the firmware ?
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Any update soon coming for this kernel?
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Any update soon coming for this kernel?
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+1 with wifi drop fixed...?? =∆
Since I haven't seen any other threads on this topic, I figured I'd go ahead and get the ball rolling for anybody interesting in building a custom ROM. As the title suggests, this is a completely deodexed system image for the latest firmware update we recently received.
Just to clarify, this is a (mostly) stock base, and is intended to serve more as a foundation/starting point for anyone looking to build their own ROM.
I took the liberty to update all applications to their newest/current version and preinstalled busybox, which should save everyone a considerable amount of time and data. I also removed about a dozen or so apps that don't serve any beneficial purpose to the phone, but I will still include them in the download link for anybody that wants them for whatever reason.
You will obviously need to be rooted in order to flash this through recovery, so unfortunately if you are one of the unlucky souls that lost it with the update, you'll have to wait for a custom tot to surface before you can flash this.
I've been running this image for the last couple weeks or so and haven't encountered a single issue, but you should still make a backup of your current setup prior to flashing just to play it safe.
Nothing special needs to be done when flashing it, just the standard factory reset along with SuperSU and you should be good to go. If you have any questions, feel free to ask, and hopefully you like it!
Download Link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1zv5TG-Zo2kQlh2ejBDc05hWEU
hope this gets the ball rollin on ROMs. thanks so much! I have been having a few issues w/ the fluence patch..but not that many. but i know a custom made app for our phone would be way better. to get rid of all t-mo bloat.
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hope this gets the ball rollin on ROMs. thanks so much! I have been having a few issues w/ the fluence patch..but not that many. but i know a custom made app for our phone would be way better. to get rid of all t-mo bloat.
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I'm pretty sure it isn't flashable (correct me if I'm wrong) once it is flashable, I'll probably throw something together (TeamSPR ROM)
1619415 said:
I'm pretty sure it isn't flashable (correct me if I'm wrong) once it is flashable, I'll probably throw something together (TeamSPR ROM)
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Just as the OP states, this absolutely can be flashed through recovery.
Kosovo0275 said:
Just as the OP states, this absolutely can be flashed through recovery.
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I guess I'll start working later, lol
If you want send me a PM and we can work on it together
1619415 said:
I'm pretty sure it isn't flashable (correct me if I'm wrong) once it is flashable, I'll probably throw something together (TeamSPR ROM)
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I may be wrong but this one sounds like an image. Am I correct ? There are stock folder based roms available that can be used as a base.
wolfu11 said:
I may be wrong but this one sounds like an image. Am I correct ? There are stock folder based roms available that can be used as a base.
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Where!?!
Does this Rom offers the new radios and other new stuff from 10D and would I be able to revert back to 10a without any issue like on the other methods?
Rick1221 said:
Does this Rom offers the new radios and other new stuff from 10D and would I be able to revert back to 10a without any issue like on the other methods?
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I'm pretty sure as long as you don't install the new bootloader you'll be good
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Where!?!
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Here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g5/development/fluence-hd-rom-t3412535
theres one for the H850 and one for the H830 Click on the download link and you will see it.
wolfu11 said:
I may be wrong but this one sounds like an image. Am I correct ? There are stock folder based roms available that can be used as a base.
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Yes, for simplicitys sake I chose to use an image in the zip instead. Not knowing if anybody would even be interested in this, it seemed like the logical route to take. Though you might have found other ROMS that are directory based for our phone, I doubt you've found another that's already predeodexed for you. Its also extremely simple to extract this image into the filesystem that you're looking for, but not the other way around.
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Yes, for simplicitys sake I chose to use an image in the zip instead. Not knowing if anybody would even be interested in this, it seemed like the logical route to take. Though you might have found other ROMS that are directory based for our phone, I doubt you've found another that's already predeodexed for you. Its also extremely simple to extract this image into the filesystem that you're looking for, but not the other way around.
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If you could make it folder based, I can have a ROM done by like tomorrow, lol
1619415 said:
If you could make it folder based, I can have a ROM done by like tomorrow, lol
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Sure. Ill make it when I get home in like 20 minutes or so.
Kosovo0275 said:
Sure. Ill make it when I get home in like 20 minutes or so.
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Sounds good, if you can send it to me in a PM that way I can make sure it boots and I can start working.
Flashed and verified working. Uploading now.
Kosovo0275 said:
Flashed and verified working. Uploading now.
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Sounds good, If you want, we can still work on a ROM (send me a PM)
I'll download the ROM, debloat it, add SuperSU to the meta-inf and stuff then you can do those tweaks you were telling me about.
1619415 said:
Sounds good, If you want, we can still work on a ROM (send me a PM)
I'll download the ROM, debloat it, add SuperSU to the meta-inf and stuff then you can do those tweaks you were telling me about.
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Files are finally up and available to download at the link provided in the OP.
Kosovo0275 said:
Files are finally up and available to download at the link provided in the OP.
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Sounds good, I'll modify and flash in a few and send you what I have that way you can modify it as well.
Flashed this yesterday and have had no issues since. Pretty solid. Thanks!
Got a question. So I'm rooted and on 10a. I can flash this without any problems? Can I use the twrp app or should I boot into recovery? Thanks.