Hi,
why there is no a Android One pure ROM, managed like Lineage OS (for many phones, with updates, with a main web site, etc) ?
Thank you
You can always build your own? That's what xda is for, learning and doing. :good:
Lots of help to get started here, https://forum.xda-developers.com/chef-central/android
Thread closed. Good luck!
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Hello everyone,
I was browsing the web and the forum threads but didn't found a thread sharing the specific Source Code for the LGE970 A.K.A. AT&T LG Optimus G so here you have it:
http://goo.gl/3V2IR
I'm more of a cooker than a ROM Developer (I take parts from here and there and make a mix), but I hope other developers join in and help with existing roms (there's only one right now) or make new flavors.
I hope LG don't forget about us and release the Source of the 4.1 and 4.2 soon.
Hope it helps. I'll keep you posted.
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Glad to hear!! Hopefully development starts growing now. Let's hope LG does JB as well but for now this is a good start.
gjgcomputers said:
Hello everyone,
I was browsing the web and the forum threads but didn't found a thread sharing the specific Source Code for the LGE970 A.K.A. AT&T LG Optimus G so here you have it:
http://goo.gl/3V2IR
I'm more of a cooker than a ROM Developer (I take parts from here and there and make a mix), but I hope other developers join in and help with existing roms (there's only one right now) or make new flavors.
I hope LG don't forget about us and release the Source of the 4.1 and 4.2 soon.
Hope it helps. I'll keep you posted.
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Rooted, Unlock Bootloader, The Base 0.7.2 + Google Now, Tethering Like a Boss
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This is about on par with what samsung releases for "source". It includes the kernel (which is helpful yes) but really not much else.
Also, this has been available and known to most devs for a while.
thracky said:
This is about on par with what samsung releases for "source". It includes the kernel (which is helpful yes) but really not much else.
Also, this has been available and known to most devs for a while.
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You are very welcome my friend.
I hope you help us sharing your vast knowledge with the rest of the community so we all could help each other.
Lets do our best.
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Rooted, Unlock Bootloader, The Base 0.7.2 + Google Now, Tethering Like a Boss
thracky said:
This is about on par with what samsung releases for "source". It includes the kernel (which is helpful yes) but really not much else.
Also, this has been available and known to most devs for a while.
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So there is the kernel from this source and the Nexus gives us the relevant drivers correct? We can yank the modem from the stock ROM so what is left?
I am trying to start learning more about how the OS is structured and how to compile ROMs etc. This is not an attempt to question others if that is how it comes across but rather curiosity.
Loving this phone and can't wait for expanded notifications, project butter and roadrunner, etc!
Hello there guys,
As we all know we only have 3? 4? developers for the HOX+ . And they are really doing all they can to help keep the phone upto date.
But as we all know they are all busy and can't update their roms that much any longer.
EDIT: Lloir already has a guide : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2187266 but I don't think he covers how to fix camera and gps and stuff
So! Is it possible to make guide on how to compile the rom from the source? I know tombridden and lloir already made a one post guide on how to build some roms but it was too specific.
I now have an extra machine (a laptop) with 500gb free storage and ubuntu as the main OS. It's quite powerful too with 6gb RAM and i7. So Why not use it to help the community while others are busy? In the meantime I will look around for some guides for other phones but I don't think they will help that much.
And please include the answers to those questions if you make a guide:
1- What to do to fix camera/GPS/wifi/Data/sensors ?
2- What approach should I take when compiling a new ROM. For example: there are no developers for PACMAN , how will it differ during compiling between it and AOKP/CM/AOSP .
I am talking about a rom that wasn't approached by Lloir so he won't have the repos for them. What to do then?
Thanks a lot and I can't wait to help
@Lloir @tombriden @PippoX3 @mike1986. and any other developer out there.
you can start by looking at XDA-University
The reply is correct. All of us moved first steps studying at XDA University.
Anyway the case is more complex than others.
For this device there are really few developers. Other device have a lot of support from constructors, many dev and the team-work result in a lot of kernels/roms to flash for the final user.
If you wanna taste the happyness for build a rom, I'll send you a guide to setup your ubuntu, download the sources and build.
But in this case, where enrc2b is not officially support, the things are more difficult.
You must have a minimal practical with java, cpp, android and kernel code (if so).
For the moment I'm in trouble to build an AOKP 4.2.2 with new kernel. I haven't device to try, 'cause the hard is build&&try continuosly.
Not the fact to have a pc turned on for hours and hours.... and the eyes&&mind open for hours and hours... but the patience to continuously try time after time.
Now I am in a dead point... many users like have S2W enable on new CM kernel... but.... the kernel won't!
Thanks a lot anyway. Thanks to @Lloir, @tombriden, @maxwen and alls who's workin' for this device.
Stay tuned....
PippoX3 said:
The reply is correct. All of us moved first steps studying at XDA University.
Anyway the case is more complex than others.
For this device there are really few developers. Other device have a lot of support from constructors, many dev and the team-work result in a lot of kernels/roms to flash for the final user.
If you wanna taste the happyness for build a rom, I'll send you a guide to setup your ubuntu, download the sources and build.
But in this case, where enrc2b is not officially support, the things are more difficult.
You must have a minimal practical with java, cpp, android and kernel code (if so).
For the moment I'm in trouble to build an AOKP 4.2.2 with new kernel. I haven't device to try, 'cause the hard is build&&try continuosly.
Not the fact to have a pc turned on for hours and hours.... and the eyes&&mind open for hours and hours... but the patience to continuously try time after time.
Now I am in a dead point... many users like have S2W enable on new CM kernel... but.... the kernel won't!
Thanks a lot anyway. Thanks to @Lloir, @tombriden, @maxwen and alls who's workin' for this device.
Stay tuned....
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That's what i did already. I set up the periphals/kernel/device info GITs and now i am looking for the roms, I found CM and stuff but I can't find PURE AOSP , does that mean i must download it and upload it?
I also have Oracle java installed. Do I have to have open JDK?
Ghand0ur said:
That's what i did already. I set up the periphals/kernel/device info GITs and now i am looking for the roms, I found CM and stuff but I can't find PURE AOSP , does that mean i must download it and upload it?
I also have Oracle java installed. Do I have to have open JDK?
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https://github.com/pure-aosp/android
Lloir said:
https://github.com/pure-aosp/android
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Now that we begin to have a solid CM base, will possible to build at least CM for enrc2b for noobs too.
And eventually "port" device/kernel" parts to others platforms. So who like e.g. PA can do...
If you agree, I can paste my personal appoints to a guide, from client setup (Sun java don't works) to the build zip rom.
Updated and corrected to last KK.
PippoX3 said:
Now that we begin to have a solid CM base, will possible to build at least CM for enrc2b for noobs too.
And eventually "port" device/kernel" parts to others platforms. So who like e.g. PA can do...
If you agree, I can paste my personal appoints to a guide, from client setup (Sun java don't works) updated and corrected to last KK.
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Go for it. Saves me doing it which I was about to do
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I know Its pretty dumb to ask after seeing a lot of tutorial here, But I really can't understand! My Device is a huawei ascend y300. I have lots of custom rom on various forums. So I wanna built one myself! One of the developer built cm 11 from source and he is rolling out nightly on a daily basis. My interest is to build the cm11 too on my own computer based on his device specific changes he has done. and he has done a lots of changes for our device. Also if I can make any other rom from its source based of his work like mokee rom, or slimbeam etc. ANy help is appriciated. thnk you
Hi,
I think the title says it all.
I really don't want to get into why/why not do this. I'd like to use a least-Google ROM on the M4.
How much of Google's services is in a stock Cyanogenmod ROM? Do they all have the optional add-on to flash Google services or they're in-built from the start?
I'm interested in trying the unofficial Marshmallow ROM here. Or even more so I'd love MIUI on M4, but we don't have it, even unofficially.
Thanks for the information, I'll build a rocket-ship out of it.
In all seriousness though, I think you do realise that there aren't enough developers for the M4 Aqua, and it looks like the ones who are here don't have enough time to build a MIUI or a stable AOSP ROM. I don't know what you're trying to say here, but if you're looking for the ROM with the least bloat a quick search can help you find the relevant information.
Thanks for the information, I'll build a space rocket with it.
SharpnShiny said:
Thanks for the information, I'll build a space rocket with it.
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Nah go build a ROM instead, you'll be doing the community a favour instead of posting useless threads
husam666 said:
Nah go build a ROM instead, you'll be doing the community a favour instead of posting useless threads
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I've seen people post threads about this topic for practically every smartphone I've owned. Apparently it's a common question.
There's nothing more to learn here so I won't check back.
Cyanogenmod ROMs in stock don't have any apps from Google. They're Google-free. But, there are unofficial gapps packages (flashable Google apps), to get Google apps back. Unforunetly, there isn't a single stable CM for our device.
Hi folks,
I have a question. For many years I have been using many custom roms for many android devices (sony, samsung, xiaomi, motorola... with cyanogenmod, lineageos, aospextended, havocos etc etc...). I am the guy who likes tesing any of custom roms which appear in the forums.
For a long time I had a question in my mind: "How the hack the people prepare and build these custom roms, I want to be not only the user, but want to have the skills to build it my own"
Now I have joyeuse and I would like to try to build some custom rom by myself. Do you have any hints, tips, tutorials or howtos, where should I start with learning?
Thanks in advance
Have not done it myself.
But there are many tutorials on xda on how to setup your build environment.
Search on words combinations like: guide, build, compile, ubuntu, windows, ...
Or have a look into the different forum groups.
example:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/guide-build-port-miui-rom-to-device-t3250984
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success!
thanks, but this is kinda outdated
Thanks for help, but I see this is 5 years old tutorial, so many changes have changed on android / miui design
Of course I googled it but not found anything pretty new and explanatory...w
kheno said:
Have not done it myself.
But there are many tutorials on xda on how to setup your build environment.
Search on words combinations like: guide, build, compile, ubuntu, windows, ...
Or have a look into the different forum groups.
example:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/guide-build-port-miui-rom-to-device-t3250984
...
success!
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jackup.pavlicek said:
Thanks for help, but I see this is 5 years old tutorial, so many changes have changed on android / miui design
Of course I googled it but not found anything pretty new and explanatory...w
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i made a guide years ago. the overall process hasnt really changed just device specific files for the roms
https://forum.xda-developers.com/zenfone2/general/guide-how-to-compile-roms-zenfone-2-t3205312
so you'd ignore anything of the sources i linked for the zenfone and instead replace them with our devices sources. because we are so early on and things keep changing id suggest waiting till we have a proper recovery and are able to build from lineage from scratch.
also small differences in build dependencies like using the latest version of java and what not