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LG V20
Code:
- Your warranty is now void.
- You have been warned.
- Use at your own risk.
Introduction:
This is the Official Lineage OS 19.1 thread for the LG V20.
Downloads:
Please follow the install instructions in your device's Wiki page linked below exactly, and make sure your device's firmware matches the required firmware listed.
Official Builds:
h910
h918
h990
ls997
us996
us996d
vs995
Unofficial - built once a month by me, includes GApps and Pixel goodies:
h910
h918
h990
ls997
us996
us996d
vs995
If you don't follow these instructions, or use 3rd party add-ons (like Magisk) please don't expect support here.
Known Bugs:
IMS (VoLTE/Wi-Fi Calling) doesn't work due to framework tie-ins used by the LG proprietary binaries.
Find any? Report them according to this guide.
Notes:
The only supported GApps package at the moment is MindTheGapps, linked on our Wiki page about gapps.
This uses a port of Linux kernel version 4.4.
Kernel Source: https://github.com/LineageOS/android_kernel_lge_msm8996
Builds will roll within a week!
as this is based on android 12, and this device is about 6 years old, isn't it slow?
itt533 said:
as this is based on android 12, and this device is about 6 years old, isn't it slow?
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Runs fine enough here - no worse than A11.
itt533 said:
as this is based on android 12, and this device is about 6 years old, isn't it slow?
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better than 11 in my experience
Have anyoned tried dirty flashing from LOS18?
Cheers.
loyukfai said:
Have anyoned tried dirty flashing from LOS18?
Cheers.
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Builds aren't out yet
Thanks for bringing 12 to the v20! Not complaining or arguing at all but why didn't you just skip 12 and move to 13 all together?
Lenny_One said:
Thanks for bringing 12 to the v20! Not complaining or arguing at all but why didn't you just skip 12 and move to 13 all together?
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I planned to but Bluetooth is horridly broken on 13 for one reason or another - figured I wouldn't hold release back for it.
I'm new to the V20 and picked my used device last Thursday (990DS variant), already unlocked thanks to this forum and played with some ROM's and Kernels for a while.
I already downloaded and flashed the unofficial version and I really don't like the design language/choices that Google made, but it's working very well. The only thing that's not working (and I didn't notice on other ROM's) it's the FM Radio (I don't use, but tested with the stock before unlocking).
Since I try not using the physical buttons unless it's really necessary I use in Lineage 18 the volume panel to change it (the same panel it's not available in this release), and Simple Reboot for other tasks that requires the power button menu. But I discovered that the double tap to wake don't work after 5 seconds when you lock your device (If you try to use between 1 and 3 seconds it works), but after that you need to use the power button or the fingerprint. But If I wanna check notifications or the time without unlocking my device DT2W it's useful.
I personally use LineageOS for microG and when it's available there (or even a regular Lineage without gapps for testing) I will use this V20 as a daily driver since my OnePlus3 it's out of service because of my mistake with the LCD.
My sincere congratulations for the 4.4 Kernel porting, it's really impressive the work of the community here.
Off-topic: Since my last device was an OP3 I was really used to off screen gestures (flashlight, music playback etc). There's something similar that could be used in this device? Thanks!
Hi, thanks for your hard work OP and everyone who contributed to keep this old device of ours running up to date. We really appreciate it! It's my first time flashing a custom rom since the phone was released. Phone broke on me after a year of using (stock no root, ig something inside got damaged because of excessive heat) and on it's fourth year of hibernating I picked it up again and it miraculously somehow fixed itself. I'm in LOS 18.1 right now and so far IR isn't working. Where can I download the 19.1 and I see it's not in known bugs anymore, does IR work?
BTW, is it really not possible to use twrp instead of lineage recovery? Does migrate work on lineage recovery?
dextructor said:
Off-topic: Since my last device was an OP3 I was really used to off screen gestures (flashlight, music playback etc). There's something similar that could be used in this device? Thanks!
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It's impossible to bake this in custom rom. Your best bet is to use apps that remap the button. There's plenty in play store.
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Hi, thanks for your hard work OP and everyone who contributed to keep this old device of ours running up to date. We really appreciate it! It's my first time flashing a custom rom since the phone was released. Phone broke on me after a year of using (stock no root, ig something inside got damaged because of excessive heat) and on it's fourth year of hibernating I picked it up again and it miraculously somehow fixed itself. I'm in LOS 18.1 right now and so far IR isn't working. Where can I download the 19.1 and I see it's not in known bugs anymore, does IR work?
BTW, is it really not possible to use twrp instead of lineage recovery? Does migrate work on lineage recovery?
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You can use another recovery if you really want to, although los recovery streamlines everything. And i believe the ota updates may rely on having los recovery, npj will need to comment on that.
Overall, no, you don't NEED to use los recovery, but i'd recomend using it.
Also, no, ir still does not work.
xxseva44 said:
You can use another recovery if you really want to, although los recovery streamlines everything. And i believe the ota updates may rely on having los recovery, npj will need to comment on that.
Overall, no, you don't NEED to use los recovery, but i'd recomend using it.
Also, no, ir still does not work.
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Lineage Recovery is needed for OTA yes.
And, really? IR is still broken?
npjohnson said:
Lineage Recovery is needed for OTA yes.
And, really? IR is still broken?
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Yes, it still is broken on 4.4 unfortunately (and there's no sign of what the issue could be since 3.18), although we intend to patch it up once we're done with USB as a whole.
xxseva44 said:
You can use another recovery if you really want to, although los recovery streamlines everything. And i believe the ota updates may rely on having los recovery, npj will need to comment on that.
Overall, no, you don't NEED to use los recovery, but i'd recomend using it.
Also, no, ir still does not work.
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I see. I don't really use OTA. I always manually update roms thru recovery.
AShiningRay said:
Yes, it still is broken on 4.4 unfortunately (and there's no sign of what the issue could be since 3.18), although we intend to patch it up once we're done with USB as a whole.
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I guess the only way to get LOS 19.1 is thru OTA? I went to LOS website and there's only 18.1 available.
If 19.1 becomes available and I'm in 18.1 rn do I have to factory reset first before flashing 19.1?
0ldsoul said:
I see. I don't really use OTA. I always manually update roms thru recovery.
I guess the only way to get LOS 19.1 is thru OTA? I went to LOS website and there's only 18.1 available.
If 19.1 becomes available and I'm in 18.1 rn do I have to factory reset first before flashing 19.1?
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Just follow the wiki guide, everything will work fineJust follow the wiki guide, everything will work fine
('h830', 'Wednesday, 2023-03-29')
('h850', 'Sunday, 2023-04-02')
('h910', 'Thursday, 2023-03-30')
('h918', 'Thursday, 2023-03-30')
('h990', 'Sunday, 2023-04-02')
('ls997', 'Sunday, 2023-04-02')
('rs988', 'Sunday, 2023-04-02')
('us996', 'Thursday, 2023-03-30')
('vs995', 'Tuesday, 2023-03-28')
Here is the build schedule for 19.1
Sorry if this is not allowed here. I just want to ask my v20 is still suffering from thermal throttling. Is my phone bad or does v20 really act like this? I'm in Los 18.1. I only do browsing and watching videos. I know this phone broke on me before due to excessive heating it even reached 50°C+. Currently the highest I had is 47.2°C while using. Are there any mods for Android 11? I saw one for Nougat. I don't think it will work on newer versions.
0ldsoul said:
Sorry if this is not allowed here. I just want to ask my v20 is still suffering from thermal throttling. Is my phone bad or does v20 really act like this? I'm in Los 18.1. I only do browsing and watching videos. I know this phone broke on me before due to excessive heating it even reached 50°C+. Currently the highest I had is 47.2°C while using. Are there any mods for Android 11? I saw one for Nougat. I don't think it will work on newer versions.
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I don't have much to say for you software wise but you can try to replace the thermal pads and see if it yields better results for you.
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I am very pleased to introduce CM 13 !
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here is a link for newest CM 13 for our NEXUS 6P (angler)
DOWLOAD ROM:
Mod Edit : Link Removed. Get dot CM no longer hosts ROMs
DOWNLOAD 6.0 GAPPS:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=41020
changelog nightly:
http://www.cmxlog.com/13/angler/
kernel cm13 source:
https://github.com/Joshndroid/android_device_huawei_angler
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Cyanogen recommends that if you are currently rockin' the CM 12.1 YOG4P or CM 12.1 YOG7D releases, to continue with the Snapshot release channel instead of the going with the nightlies. The latter doesn't offer the same quality as the Snapshot versions do, and is less stable. Cyanogen says it hopes to have a Snapshot based on CyanogenMod 13 by January.
Cyanogen also suggests that if you've used any unofficial CM13 source code, you should wipe it before starting to get involved with the nightlies because of compatibility issues. And if you currently are using a 12.1 nightly and want to flash Cyanogen 13 without using "Wipe Data/Factory Reset" (known as a dirty flash), you must also update third party add-ons in the same pass. According to Cyanogen, this means "if you use Xposed, OpenGapps, etc. flash a Marshmallow compatible version of them immediately after your CM13 flash."
instruction (you are doing it for your responsible)
1) Download the CM 13 nigtly CM13 ROM, as well as the Google Apps package,
2) Using your USB cable, connect your NEXUS 6P to your computer.
3) Copy CM13 ROM and the Google Apps package to the root folder of your handset’s memory. Do not extract either.
4) Boot your phone into Recovery mode by pressing the Volume Up and Power buttons simultaneously until you see a logo, then release all buttons to enter recovery mode.
5) Perform a factory reset by selecting “Wipe data/Factory reset.” (when you are coming from any other rom)
6) wipe cache and dalvik
7) Navigate to “Install Zip from SD card” and select the ROM downloaded earlier. After the ROM is installed, repeat this step to install Google Apps.
8) reboot , enjoy .
nowy57 said:
I am very welcome to introduce CM 13 !
here is a link for newest CM 13 for our NEXUS 6P (angler)
http://get.cm/?device=angler
and you need android 6.0 GAPPS
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=41020
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Cyanogen recommends that if you are currently rockin' the CM 12.1 YOG4P or CM 12.1 YOG7D releases, to continue with the Snapshot release channel instead of the going with the nightlies. The latter doesn't offer the same quality as the Snapshot versions do, and is less stable. Cyanogen says it hopes to have a Snapshot based on CyanogenMod 13 by January.
Cyanogen also suggests that if you've used any unofficial CM13 source code, you should wipe it before starting to get involved with the nightlies because of compatibility issues. And if you currently are using a 12.1 nightly and want to flash Cyanogen 13 without using "Wipe Data/Factory Reset" (known as a dirty flash), you must also update third party add-ons in the same pass. According to Cyanogen, this means "if you use Xposed, OpenGapps, etc. flash a Marshmallow compatible version of them immediately after your CM13 flash."
instruction (you are doing it for your responsible)
1) Download the CM 13 nigtly CM13 ROM, as well as the Google Apps package,
2) Using your USB cable, connect your NEXUS 6P to your computer.
3) Copy CM13 ROM and the Google Apps package to the root folder of your handset’s memory. Do not extract either.
4) Boot your phone into Recovery mode by pressing the Volume Up and Power buttons simultaneously until you see a logo, then release all buttons to enter recovery mode.
5) Perform a factory reset by selecting “Wipe data/Factory reset.” (when you are coming from any other rom)
6) wipe cache and dalvik
7) Navigate to “Install Zip from SD card” and select the ROM downloaded earlier. After the ROM is installed, repeat this step to install Google Apps.
8) reboot , enjoy .
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From a total newbie, what is the logic behind getting an update nightly with presumably different builds/features or am I missing the obvious??
How long is the CM logo supposed to take upon first install? Sure is taking a llLLonnG time.
Update
When I first installed cm13, I was installing on the very first google stock m6 ROM but after I did a clean + unrooted to the latest google stock m6 ROM, I then rerooted + custom recovery all over again and the cm13 installed fine after the second root.
Did this on two Nexus 6P phones.
jgoedhard said:
How long is the CM logo supposed to take upon first install? Sure is taking a llLLonnG time.
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No more then 5 minutes. If its taking longer then that, see if a reboot helps.
painfree said:
From a total newbie, what is the logic behind getting an update nightly with presumably different builds/features or am I missing the obvious??
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Cutting edge means you will always have the newest features and options first. It also means you'll get to enjoy all the bugs and problems, first. If you really need a stable daily driver stay away from Nightly builds. If your feeling bold and adventurous then go ahead.
painfree said:
From a total newbie, what is the logic behind getting an update nightly with presumably different builds/features or am I missing the obvious??
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You get any changes from the last nightly
Weekly - you get any changes from the last weekly
Etc etc
airwa1kin7 said:
No more then 5 minutes. If its taking longer then that, see if a reboot helps.
Cutting edge means you will always have the newest features and options first. It also means you'll get to enjoy all the bugs and problems, first. If you really need a stable daily driver stay away from Nightly builds. If your feeling bold and adventurous then go ahead.
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Thank you, I would not be able to keep up with changes daily
Is this a 100% fully working ROM? I know on some devices, like the OnePlus 2, it still has some issues with things like the camera and fingerprint scanner, ect... Are there any "known bugs" with the Nexus 6P?
jgoedhard said:
How long is the CM logo supposed to take upon first install? Sure is taking a llLLonnG time.
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Did you get it to boot?
Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk
tele_jas said:
Is this a 100% fully working ROM? I know on some devices, like the OnePlus 2, it still has some issues with things like the camera and fingerprint scanner, ect... Are there any "known bugs" with the Nexus 6P?
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You are joking right? First day of the first nightly and you ask this? No it will not be a 100% complete perfect stable rom. They need users who can logcat and tell them what all to fix for tomorrow's nightly and the day after etc. If you don't know this please don't flash this.....
tdamocles said:
Did you get it to boot?
Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk
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Nope
Hey, found a bug where after a while an R appears above the signal bar and Data doesn't work, not sure about if sms works or not. On today's nightly on Verizon.
puritan007 said:
You are joking right? First day of the first nightly and you ask this? No it will not be a 100% complete perfect stable rom. They need users who can logcat and tell them what all to fix for tomorrow's nightly and the day after etc. If you don't know this please don't flash this.....
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His question didn't sound that crazy to me....we all know its unstable and in the infancy stable....hence why you may want to know what's not working out the box.....all alpha and beta stage ROMs do that.
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clank714 said:
Hey, found a bug where after a while an R appears above the signal bar and Data doesn't work, not sure about if sms works or not. On today's nightly on Verizon.
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That r is probably data roaming....you probably have to enable roaming data in settings.
Sent from my Nexus 6P using XDA Free mobile app
puritan007 said:
You are joking right? First day of the first nightly and you ask this? No it will not be a 100% complete perfect stable rom. They need users who can logcat and tell them what all to fix for tomorrow's nightly and the day after etc. If you don't know this please don't flash this.....
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Nope, wasn't joking.. Wasn't aware this was the "first day"..... I just figured it was the first post of it on XDA for the N6P, but had been out for a few days or weeks. I was only asking.
puritan007 said:
You are joking right? First day of the first nightly and you ask this? No it will not be a 100% complete perfect stable rom. They need users who can logcat and tell them what all to fix for tomorrow's nightly and the day after etc. If you don't know this please don't flash this.....
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We all know there will be bugs, but he was just asking if the fundamentals work fine. No need to be all high horse about it.
Awesome RoM so far. I set everything up but I need to gain root access so I downloaded superuser 2.5.2 zip file from xda and it didn't boot. Any tips would be appreciated. Thanks!
Do yourselves all a massive, massive favor; if you have to ask what's working and what isn't, or you think posting reports of what's buggy in this thread is a smart idea....
Stay away from this ROM and don't flash any CM builds for at least a month.
It's great and all that you're excited but CM13 is literally a day or two old for this device. Yes, there's going to be issues. No, complaining about them here won't help.
tele_jas said:
Nope, wasn't joking.. Wasn't aware this was the "first day"..... I just figured it was the first post of it on XDA for the N6P, but had been out for a few days or weeks. I was only asking.
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And you have every right to ask it without being sarcastically questioned about it...
That stated, it is clearly a new rom on the grid, so you should deploy sound judgment prior to flashing, including backing it up, being prepared to have forced encryption, and perhaps have a look at the contents of the zip prior to flashing.
The reason folks get a bit irritated with questions like this is because users should take some ownership of the process, which means reading prior to flashing...for a new rom thread that is pretty thin on detail on the front end, well...try it and see, or wait and flash after others have tried.
Irrespective, please let us know how things are going if you've flashed.
Sent from my Nexus 6P, #WhiteUIsMustDie, #EndDarkAppOppression
LiquidSolstice said:
Do yourselves all a massive, massive favor; if you have to ask what's working and what isn't, or you think posting reports of what's buggy in this thread is a smart idea....
Stay away from this ROM and don't flash any CM builds for at least a month.
It's great and all that you're excited but CM13 is literally a day or two old for this device. Yes, there's going to be issues. No, complaining about them here won't help.
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What he said.
You want to talk about what's buggy and what's deadly without properly reporting them to the cm gerrit, go create a cm13 angler discussion thread in general section please.
This is a development section, hence "DEVELOPMENT".
I've been checking get.cm daily since getting my 6p. I'm on the Verizon network, and will copy logs to help with issues.
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Well, I was going to ask like some of the others...kind of the same type question. Is there a stable version out. But I assume not from all the responses in here. Looks like the CM ROM just started. I personally will wait on the first stable version...I don't like all the bugs and/or crashes
Official nightlies aren't happening anymore,
so here's a more up to date build. Vanilla cm12.1 except for eri.xml/apn tweaks and binfmt_misc enabled in kernel.
Special for the a5_chl Virgin Mobile US Desire 816,
may work ok on other a5's too.
Note: a5_dug, a5_dwg dual sim telephony are not working correctly. buyer beware.
Flashes fine with official TWRP.
Official HTC firmware here:
http://www.htc.com/us/support/htc-desire-816-virgin-mobile/news/
I strongly suggest updating your firmware to htc lollipop with an official ruu or you may have hardware issues like touchscreen, wifi, and/or bluetooth problems. It might work with kitkat firmware though, and you are free to try if you want. Post results if you do.
It appears kitkat firmware can cause not only touch issues but wifi issues.
xXminiWHOOPERxX said:
Okay ,
Rom and firmware are two different things... inside OTA's it contains a firmware.zip at which updates bootloader, radio, etc.... so without taking firmware upgrades and just installing what's released on XDA will lead you to bugs other users don't have ..
For Example :
4.4.4 firmware will work with 5.0.2 fine for some users and some have to update too 5.0.2 for Wi-Fi to work...
But any Android version past 5.0.2 you need to have either lollipop firmware or marshmallow firmware in order for Wi-Fi to work...
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Wipe cache, data, and system for clean flash.
Dirty flash not recommended. 5.0 gapps crash on 5.1
If you wanna try a dirty flash I recommend wiping system, cache, and dalvik cache, then your apps and some settings may survive.
Disclaimer: Void warranty, not responsible for anything, you know flashing is your choice and any damage is your own problem.
issues:
mobile data sometimes needs toggled to activate, using airplane mode on/off.
apparently the livedisplay function isn't working well ( maybe not at all)
as mentioned above, dual sim devices not fully functional.
I'm afraid that since I have a mostly working marshmallow build, that needs TLC and attention paid to it, that I can't justify putting any more time into cm12. So unless there security patches released or something, the 12/25 is the last cm12 build I'm releasing.
Download folder:
https://androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=45601
visual voicemail see here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=64395211&postcount=38
sultanxda's SnapdragonCamera is included as of 12/25 build. it seems to freeze on the first picture after installation but works ok after that once rebooted.
I'm leaving the link to the source built from the ROM standalone camera zip in case anyone needs it. Flash in recovery. If you flashed the one I ripped from the Yureka forum, flash this one over it.
You may have to clear its app data if flashing over, and it may freeze. The 12/25 ROM seems to get along OK with the camera after the first picture and a reboot if you really want the camera.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=46051
Source: official CM repo with these changes:
https://github.com/bigsupersquid/android_device_htc_a5
https://github.com/TheMuppets/proprietary_vendor_htc
https://github.com/bigsupersquid/kernel_htc_msm8974_arch_arm_configs_cm_a5_defconfig
https://github.com/bigsupersquid/frameworks_base_core_res_res_xml_eri.xml
https://github.com/bigsupersquid/vendor_cm_prebuilt_common_etc_apns-conf.xml
https://github.com/bigsupersquid/android_packages_apps_SnapdragonCamera
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Thanks for continuing the builds! I'm flashing right now and will let you know how it works.
(Flashing on HTC A5_CHL Sprint Prepaid)
EDIT:
Everything seems to be running smoothly, and I haven't found any bugs. (I haven't tested cellular or data, just wifi)
Even though it is said it's for CHL, I would appreciate if someone would try it on UL version and post the results.
bonczas said:
Even though it is said it's for CHL, I would appreciate if someone would try it on UL version and post the results.
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it's tweaked for chl, but the device code detects several varieties.
according to the zip updater script:
This package is for device: a5,a5tl,a5dug,a5dwg,a5chl,a5ul;
as people test them I can add to the OP.
I only have a chl myself.
How usable is this build? Would you recommend it for daily smartphone use? Or is this just a preview / proof of concept?
Thanks!
Is the dual sim problem on a5dug will ever be fixed on our phone or is just a cyanogenmod 12 problem that will never be fixed. I searched hours on google and didn`t find anything useful...
Shedal said:
How usable is this build? Would you recommend it for daily smartphone use? Or is this just a preview / proof of concept?
Thanks!
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It works as well as any other CM 12.1 build I've run on a device. I haven't found any bugs yet, besides the wifi cutting out briefly once.
I had flashed on 816W dual sim ,Both sim couldn't be detected
@bigsupersquid is 320 DPI the standard for the HTC Desire 816, or is that just the default that CM applies? Just curious, because the UI elements seem much bigger in CM than stock.
Thanks.
@bigsupersquid
Thanks man! I've been running it for about 3 hours with no problems, and its nice to have a up to date secure version of CM. Thanks a bunch for your work!
Flashed it on a5dug and could not detect both sims. I really hope u could make it work for all variants. I have been using 5.1.1 as my daily driver for 2 months now and i love it.
Do MMS and Bluetooth work well on this? Every other version of CM I've tried, bluetooth turns off after an hour or two and not even a reboot will turn it on again.
@Icelus I can try turning on BT and seeing how long it will stay on if you want. Is there a better way to test?
Icelus said:
Do MMS and Bluetooth work well on this? Every other version of CM I've tried, bluetooth turns off after an hour or two and not even a reboot will turn it on again.
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my mms is OK on virgin mobile, and bt seems OK. I'll leave it on a while, then try to pair stuff and toggle it on and off to let you know.
over two hours, bt still on, pairs/forgets/pairs again/ fine, toggles off/on and reconnects automatically.
anyone with hardware issues:
I had another user update their firmware to lollipop to get around touchscreen problems with this rom and it worked.
I will add that to the OP with more info from users to verify the firmware needs to be updated. My htc evo 3d is certainly picky about its firmware and rom combinations.
Bandit Development said:
@bigsupersquid is 320 DPI the standard for the HTC Desire 816, or is that just the default that CM applies? Just curious, because the UI elements seem much bigger in CM than stock.
Thanks.
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according to pdadb.net,
Pixel density (dot pitch): 266.4 pixel/inch (0.09533 millimetre/pixel)
I haven't checked the original build.prop to see what htc set it at.
qaliza said:
Flashed it on a5dug and could not detect both sims. I really hope u could make it work for all variants. I have been using 5.1.1 as my daily driver for 2 months now and i love it.
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crazybasss said:
Is the dual sim problem on a5dug will ever be fixed on our phone or is just a cyanogenmod 12 problem that will never be fixed. I searched hours on google and didn`t find anything useful...
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while I'd like to help with that, but I don't have the hardware to test on; without that there's too much guesswork. Google isn't much help, implies RIL patch based on other phones with same issue. Sorry. I'll add the info to the OP though.
Shedal said:
How usable is this build? Would you recommend it for daily smartphone use? Or is this just a preview / proof of concept?
Thanks!
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This seems stable to me, actually haven't had one random reboot yet, or other noticable hiccup. Way better than the kitkat I daily drivered on my old optimus v.
Now if I decide to play with marshmallow, and actually get it booting, that would be proof of concept/alpha most likely.
Does this have the issue where Bluetooth turns off randomly while on and it becomes unable to be reenable until reboot? Cuz that's my only issue with cm12 so far
Icelus said:
Do MMS and Bluetooth work well on this? Every other version of CM I've tried, bluetooth turns off after an hour or two and not even a reboot will turn it on again.
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bigsupersquid said:
my mms is OK on virgin mobile, and bt seems OK. I'll leave it on a while, then try to pair stuff and toggle it on and off to let you know.
over two hours, bt still on, pairs/forgets/pairs again/ fine, toggles off/on and reconnects automatically.
anyone with hardware issues:
I had another user update their firmware to lollipop to get around touchscreen problems with this rom and it worked.
I will add that to the OP with more info from users to verify the firmware needs to be updated. My htc evo 3d is certainly picky about its firmware and rom combinations.
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exProphecy said:
Does this have the issue where Bluetooth turns off randomly while on and it becomes unable to be reenable until reboot? Cuz that's my only issue with cm12 so far
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I'm not having any bluetooth problems at all. but I haven't done much more than test it to be sure it works, either. I'll leave it on longer and see if it drops out.
bigsupersquid said:
I'm not having any bluetooth problems at all. but I haven't done much more than test it to be sure it works, either. I'll leave it on longer and see if it drops out.
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I can't keep mobile data going...I'm on VM but apparently where I'm at the switching between 3G and 4G makes it angry...
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MOD EDIT: THREAD CLOSED PER OP REQUEST
Mods: Feel free to lock this thread. I'm done with this. Reasoning below.
Alright well, it was cool. I didn't realize how much went into ROMs [development]. I came into this way over my head and didn't do the proper bug checking before posting it. This was a learning experience for me, and I thought I had this figured out. Oops. I'm going to continue working with ROM source code and expanding my knowledge of this, but it'll be all a personal, private project. Thanks to the community for all of the guides they've posted on this site, and I hope one day I can do something meaningful for this community.
If you really want to run a pure AOSP ROM, you should try @freak97's master branch builds. His has the Verizon call audio issue just as this one does, and neither of us seem to know why that is, but hopefully he figures it out. Fair warning about his builds though, Netflix doesn't work on his ROM (he's probably missing the vendor files which are on this ROM which allow Netflix to work, because DRM), and the package installer will force close if you try to install an APK from outside of the Play Store.
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This is stock AOSP from the Google repos. It contains no extra features, other than the extremely small list below. Any additions to these builds will be purely for compatibility and to make the device easier to use (ex. Enabling tethering). I intend to keep this updated with each of the new releases which appear.
Code:
#include <std_disclaimer.h>
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you. Then cry. Then laugh more.
*/
What is "Clean Whale"?
Clean Whale is a ROM for the Google Nexus 6! Why the name? Because it's essentially pure AOSP running on the Nexus 6. Clean Android, Nexus 6 (shamu). Clean Whale. Why did I make a name for it if it's just AOSP? Because I needed a name for the Github repo. Deal with it.
Features
As stated above, this is pure AOSP with minimal changes. Here's what I've done:
Enabled Tethering
MultiROM support
Encryption isn't forced
Stock AOSP boot animation
Unrooted (also no Busybox. Just install it with an app.)
Yeah, that's literally it.
Kernel
This ROM uses the stock AOSP kernel from Google. The only thing added to it is the kexec-hardboot patch for MultiROM support. Yes, you can use MultiROM with this as a primary or secondary. Enjoy.
Changelog is in second post
Requirements:
Unlocked bootloader
The latest version of TWRP
Install Instructions:
Download the ROM.
Boot into TWRP make backup, and wipe (System, Data, Cache)
Flash the ROM
Flash SuperSU and/or GApps if you wish to use them.
Boot up and enjoy pure AOSP!
NOTE: First boot and signing in (if using GApps) may lag a little bit. Not much I can do about that, sorry. It'll go away pretty quick (if you really don't want to deal with it, reboot immediately after first boot).
Root
As stated above, this doesn't come with root OR Busybox. Why? Becuase neither are included in the source code, and I want this to be as close to the original source as possible. You can get root by flashing SuperSU (I've only tested the latest BETA version) and you can get Busybox by installing it with an app from the Playstore (requires root).
Downloads
Latest - Clean Whale 1.1 (AOSP 6.0.1_r46) [NO LONGER UPDATED]
All releases (my AFH folder) [NO LONGER UPDATED]
I have extremely slow upload speed, so I upload new releases overnight while I'm asleep. If you wish to check if I've updated this to a new revision of 6.0.1, you can view my AFH folder here. It'll appear there before it does in the thread.
Recommend (and tested) GApps
BaNkS Dynamic GApps
SuperSU
SuperSU BETA
SuperSU Stable
Bugs/Issues
Verizon call audio is broken - Currently working on this.
You may get "Error 7: System partition has unexpected contents after OTA update" when flashing. 1.1 should fix it. If you get this error when flashing, please report it here and provide a recovery.log [Fix attempted]
I would just like to take a minute to say thank you to @fhem @Scott for their amazing work with their threads which teach the community about how to download and compile a ROM from source. They're the reason this is here, and they're the reason I've decided to start working with custom ROM source code. This is my first experience working with Android in this way, and I have them to thank. Also, since this is my first experience I may very well get some things wrong and/or manage to break this. If that happens, I'm sorry. I'm still learning.
Thank you all for this wonderful community, and I hope one day I can really get into true ROM development
XDA:DevDB Information
Clean Whale, ROM for the Nexus 6
Contributors
ryanguy426
Source Code: https://github.com/CleanWhale
ROM OS Version: 6.0.x Marshmallow
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x
Based On: AOSP
Version Information
Status: Abandoned
Current Beta Version: 1.1
Created 2016-06-13
Last Updated 2016-06-18
Changelog
Version 1.1 - June 16, 2016
Call audio is still broken, working on it right now.
Attempted to fix "Error 7" when flashing ROM in recovery
If you encounter "Error 7" when flashing, PLEASE provide a recovery.log when you report it. There's nothing I can do otherwise.
Version 1.0 - June 12, 2016
Initial release
Install may fail if you flash this, try 1.1 instead.
First
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ryanguy426 said:
I would just like to take a minute to say thank you to @fhem and @Scott for their amazing work with their threads which teach the community about how to download and compile a ROM from source. They're the reason this is here, and they're the reason I've decided to start working with custom ROM source code. This is my first experience working with Android in this way, and I have them to thank. Also, since this is my first experience I may very well get some things wrong and/or manage to break this. If that happens, I'm sorry. I'm still learning.
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Thanks for kind words!!
It's always good to see new work. Welcome aboard and please keep it going.
I'm going to try this. I'm a fan of minimalist roms. Thanks for sharing it
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Count me in.
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I got error 7 when trying to install. Tried twice
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clippy83 said:
I got error 7 when trying to install. Tried twice
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And what did the error say?
Great job. Everything works except Verizon call audio is broken (similar to Freak97 AOSP version). Very fast and slim. I like it overall :good:
clippy83 said:
I got error 7 when trying to install. Tried twice
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Take a screenshot in TWRP and post it here please.
HueyT said:
Great job. Everything works except Verizon call audio is broken (similar to Freak97 AOSP version). Very fast and slim. I like it overall :good:
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Wasn't aware of that, I don't normally get phone calls. I'll see what I can do about it.
I've also downloaded two different times in case of bad download & am also getting the error 7 msg. Also on latest twrp & full wipes both times.
rp076 said:
I've also downloaded two different times in case of bad download & am also getting the error 7 msg. Also on latest twrp & full wipes both times.
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Same message I got thanks for posting haven't had a chance to post a screenshot
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rp076 said:
I've also downloaded two different times in case of bad download & am also getting the error 7 msg. Also on latest twrp & full wipes both times.
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Alright, thanks. Looking into it.
I'm booting into Ubuntu now, I'll see if I can figure this out but I'm not experiencing the issue so it might be a while before I find a fix. I'll also see about fixing Verizon call audio as well.
rp076 said:
I've also downloaded two different times in case of bad download & am also getting the error 7 msg. Also on latest twrp & full wipes both times.
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Upload a log and I'll look at it.
Made some changes which should fix Error 7, building now (gonna be a while... for some reason my ccache reset). As for the lack of call audio, I'm going to see if I can get any useful info from the logcat. I have a feeling I'm missing some libs.
ryanguy426 said:
Made some changes which should fix Error 7, building now (gonna be a while... for some reason my ccache reset). As for the lack of call audio, I'm going to see if I can get any useful info from the logcat. I have a feeling I'm missing some libs.
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Just a suggestion, why not build from factory images that don't have the AOSP bugs?
ryanguy426 said:
Take a screenshot in TWRP and post it here please.
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Seems like recovery.log would have had more information than a screen shot.
Yoinx said:
Seems like recovery.log would have had more information than a screen shot.
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True, didn't think about that. Noob mistake on my part, though you're right. It could definitely give the answer. Although I updated the ota_from_target_files.py in build/tools/releasetools, which should fix the error (in theory).
RatchetPanda said:
Just a suggestion, why not build from factory images that don't have the AOSP bugs?
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What exactly do you mean by this? Taking the factory images here and just uploading it with changes? Seems kind of pointless since there are multiple ROMs on here which are modded stock. Some people like 100% AOSP, and this is a good learning experience for me. I'm not very interested in modifying Google's factory images. I'll leave that to others
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True, didn't think about that. Noob mistake on my part, though you're right. It could definitely give the answer. Although I updated the ota_from_target_files.py in build/tools/releasetools, which should fix the error (in theory).
What exactly do you mean by this? Taking the factory images here and just uploading it with changes? Seems kind of pointless since there are multiple ROMs on here which are modded stock. Some people like 100% AOSP, and this is a good learning experience for me. I'm not very interested in modifying Google's factory images. I'll leave that to others
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You say modded stock is pointless but that's what this is :silly:
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You say modded stock is pointless but that's what this is :silly:
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Like I said, it's a learning experience for me more than anything else.
CM14.1 is here for the LS990, aka the Sprint LG G3.
This is unofficial until one framework change gets merged in for fixing LteOnCdma support. Once that merge happens, we'll get nighties.
This should have fully working modem, nfc and all the things you've come to enjoy. World phone mode is enabled, but I do not have an activated GSM sim to fully test the GSM side.
Instructions
This has only be validated on ZVC or newer firmware.
Download cm-14.1, and gapps. Put them on your sdcard, reboot to recovery. Flash, and enjoy!
The latest will be available at:
http://downloads.codefi.re/shelnutt2/g3/ls990/cm14_1/
Gapps:
OpenGapps:
http://opengapps.org/?api=7.1&variant=nano
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Known Issue
None!
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Change Log
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Special Thanks To!
None of this would be possible without the following people:
invisiblek
Kasual52e
rashed
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Source
http://github.com/CyanogenMod
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Is the speakerphone Echo fixed?
There is a setting in stock phone "call settings" that has to be changed in order to keep it from happening.
In the stock "call settings" you have to turn off noise suppression and turn on voice enhancement:
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I think all of the source built Roms are built with this setting set to it's default settings which causes the echo even in the stock Roms until it's changed to the above. (The pic is from MM but it's prevalent in the Nougat Roms as well).
People do a lot to try to fix the problem, change: mixer_paths.xml to no avail. turning the volume down, changing the Mic settings doesn't take the problem away.
I would love to see this fixed. I can't use any of the source built Roms because of it. (I can't stand to put the phone to my head, I have to have speakerphone).
Anyway hope this gives the right people the insight to fix the problem.
Thanks for taking the time to bring us these awesome builds.
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Shelnutt2 said:
CM14.1 is here for the LS990, aka the Sprint LG G3.
This is unofficial until one framework change gets merged in for fixing LteOnCdma support. Once that merge happens, we'll get nighties.
This should have fully working modem, nfc and all the things you've come to enjoy. World phone mode is enabled, but I do not have an activated GSM sim to fully test the GSM side.
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That framework change you mentioned to fix LteOnCdma support, is that in this release and you are waiting for it to be merged with CM official?
Just wanted to thank the OP, this rom is working perfectly (dec 15 build). It's actually more stable than the cm14.1 nightlies for the d851 G3 (T-Mobile). I've had no sim card or data issues of any kind. Miracast works great as well.
bavarianblessed said:
That framework change you mentioned to fix LteOnCdma support, is that in this release and you are waiting for it to be merged with CM official?
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It is included in these unofficial builds. It is awaiting merge upstream, https://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/176865/
in light of the news today, I'm guessing the ls990 is never getting merged into the nightlies, and we might be looking at a whole new rom in the future (lineage).
its hard to believe really... cyanogenmod seemed like it was poised to take over... its been my favorite rom for about 3 years now, and was really starting to get good in this 14.1 build (miracast finally works!)
i guess just thanks for building these, not sure where we all go from here...
Whatever happens there will continue to be unofficial builds of either cm or lineage until we are able to get the necessary changes merged to make stable official builds
Engineers running businesses get owned by business people running businesses. From 10k km, it seems the cyanogen Corp got edged out by 'partners' with less then admirable ethics and motives. The code is still ours, thanks to GPL. Our community will continue to build and rebuild. Kondik has learned to play hardball the hard way, and will hopefully dust himself off and come back even stronger. The hope for a mainstream android fork continues... and it's likely to keep on that way just like 2017 is going to finally be the year of desktop Linux. In the mean time, thank and donate to our developers, their blood oils the machinery of free software.
Rooted ZVC Firmware?
Where can I find rooted ZVC Firmware? I tried this with the rooted ZVB firmware at https://forum.xda-developers.com/sp...990-zvb-root-method-zvb-rooted-stock-t3211878, but after rebooting, it doesn't look like I have root privileges.
rogerdc said:
Where can I find rooted ZVC Firmware? I tried this with the rooted ZVB firmware at https://forum.xda-developers.com/sp...90-zvb-root-method-zvb-rooted-stock-t3211878, but after rebooting, it doesn't look like I have root privileges.
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Rooted ZVC:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/sprint-lg-g3/development/barecee-zvc-t3257826
Straight stock partitions http://downloads.codefi.re/autoprime/LG/LG_G3/LS990/stock_partitions/ZVC
There's a nice little modem/rpm/tz flasher zip in the ZVB folder there that can be commandeered to flash the relevant ZVC partitions with a little zip hacking.
just flashed this after failing at the Resurection and Cypher N roms. I couldnt get data, cell, text or any networks to work.
This worked fine out of the box. Awesome! Nice and smooth. No force closes. Bluetooth appears to be nice and stable at least on my headphones which are a foot away from me. Havent tried my car yet.
On a side note, the whole reason I was trying to upgrade to something nougat based was to get the google assistant working. There appears to be a workaround if you are not a pixel phone listed here. https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/guide-how-to-enable-google-assistant-t3477879
Then I started reading and it doesnt appear the g3 is on its list of supported phones for this. Has anyone tried it yet? Does it work, and if so, what technique did you use?
CMILD561 said:
On a side note, the whole reason I was trying to upgrade to something nougat based was to get the google assistant working. There appears to be a workaround if you are not a pixel phone listed here. https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/guide-how-to-enable-google-assistant-t3477879
Then I started reading and it doesnt appear the g3 is on its list of supported phones for this. Has anyone tried it yet? Does it work, and if so, what technique did you use?
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You can get Assistant working on the G3... I had it working with AICP and I'm sure it will work with CM but I haven't reinstalled it. The big issue for me was loosing "OK Google" Hotword. I followed the instructions here... https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/google-pixel-experience-launcher-dialer-t3478907
Also, if anyone is interested, CrazySuperKernel is working very well with this ROM.... https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/development/kernel-crazysuperkernel-v1-t3521121
Matteo1219 said:
Also, if anyone is interested, CrazySuperKernel is working very well with this ROM.... https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/development/kernel-crazysuperkernel-v1-t3521121
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Thanks, i will give this ROM and Kernel a try once i get my replacement battery
Installed this ROM and so far it is pretty good! Thanks to the dev for the time and effort to put out a good system unlike some of the others who are posting N ROMs that do not work with the phone (ie data, mms, etc). I hope to see further development of this ROM but that might be difficult with CM getting out of the custom OS business.... Great work and thanks again!
len207 said:
Installed this ROM and so far it is pretty good! Thanks to the dev for the time and effort to put out a good system unlike some of the others who are posting N ROMs that do not work with the phone (ie data, mms, etc). I hope to see further development of this ROM but that might be difficult with CM getting out of the custom OS business.... Great work and thanks again!
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keep an eye on this page, we're supposed to start seeing official builds this weekend (hopefully today)
https://download.lineageos.org/
chat:
https://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=lineageos
The great @Shelnutt2 has continued posting updates for the ls990.... http://downloads.codefi.re/shelnutt2/g3/ls990/laos14_1
I got stuck on "Tap & Go" during setup... Don't have another device to try this and it's not letting me skip it
Matteo1219 said:
The great @Shelnutt2 has continued posting updates for the ls990.... http://downloads.codefi.re/shelnutt2/g3/ls990/laos14_1
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Is data texting mms working on sprint?? Still domestic roaming issue??
Matteo1219 said:
The great @Shelnutt2 has continued posting updates for the ls990.... http://downloads.codefi.re/shelnutt2/g3/ls990/laos14_1
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latest vesion of that rom still switches from digital roaming to sprint. i get lte texting on digital roaming and calls on sprint (
erik077 said:
I got stuck on "Tap & Go" during setup... Don't have another device to try this and it's not letting me skip it
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With a clean install? Which GApps package are you using?
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Dirty Unicorns Semi GSI for Samsung Devices
By CodeFox & OpenSauce9810
What is this?
This is a Semi Generic System Image. That means it's a generic system image that's been optimized as much as possible for our Samsung Devices.
How the heck do I flash this?
It's slightly different than flashing a zip, so here's what you need to do.
Download the image file
UNCOMPRESS IT .xz is a compressed file. So you can uncompress it with zarchiver from the playstore or 7zip/winrar.
Flash the ARH6 Vendor Image to your Vendor Partion from TWRP (Press the Install Image button at the bottom right of where you usually select a flashable zip)
Flash the System Image to your System Partition
Optional if you want root (but reccomended): Reboot to recovery again then flash your choice of Magisk. I use 17.1 as I can get galaxy wear to work with that version.
Reboot your device and you should be good to go! No need to flash gapps as they're included.
03.12.2018
Initial Release
05.12.2018
Updated sources to 9.0 r21 release. (December Security Patch)
Gapps included, (dialer and messenger also included so you won't start without a phone or sms app)
Bootanimation changed to reduce boot times
Tweaks to ambient play ticker so it clears when you clear media notifications
Further performance tweaks thanks to @malinathani animations transition smoother now.
09.12.2018
Keystore fixed - You can now use fingerprint within apps (once you've passed safetynet with hideprops module)
Screenshots
[/YOUTUBE]
Video Review Thanks to @vmb265
Click here to view video review
Downloads:
System Image GDrive
Vendor Image
Support & Feedback
I'm happy to provide as much support as possible. Through XDA here or you can get in touch with me and the rest of OpenSauce9810 + our community at our Telegram group here
Our telegram also has a bot which will provide you with the latest builds.
If you're happy with the work I've put into this (endless amounts of hours trying to perfect GSI building) then a simple thanks here or clicking the thanks button below is very appreciated!
Credits and Thanks
Dirty Unicorns (The best ROM ever)
Ivan - Thank you for helping me out every now and then when I'm being stoopid.
Rainbow_Dash - Pointing me in the right direction with regards to fixing the errors.
malinathani- For the UI Jank Fix (Used widely in other GSI's now)
GRaf - best tester
The guys in telegram as a whole, thank you for the feedback and support.
phhusson - thank you for your work on project treble.
XDA:DevDB Information
[Discontinued]Dirty Unicorns[UNOFFICIAL][09.12.2018][S9/S9+/N9], ROM for the Samsung Galaxy Note 9
Contributors
CodeFox, Rainbow_Dash, malinathani, phhusson, Dirty Unicorns, Ivanmeler,
Source Code: https://github.com/DirtyUnicorns/android_manifest
ROM OS Version: 9.x Pie
ROM Kernel: Linux 4.x
ROM Firmware Required: Vendor ARH6
Based On: Dirty Unicorns
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 1
Stable Release Date: 2018-12-03
Created 2018-12-03
Last Updated 2019-01-07
First! lol
Still on stock ROM but i'd love to flash some Dirty Unicorn goodness.
Any bugs to be aware of?
PieceofSlice said:
First! lol
Still on stock ROM but i'd love to flash some Dirty Unicorn goodness.
Any bugs to be aware of?
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Fingerprint doesn't worth within apps. Other than that though everything's pretty much good I think.
@CodeFox Thanks for this rom. I used to make my own Du builds for nexus device. It was sucha an amazing experience.
Would love to try DU for note 9.
Just a couple of questions -
- Does any of the Touch wiz features like, pen related features ( bluetooth control work ) ?
- Phone related features by flashing csc files for specific network still doable ?
Techvir said:
@CodeFox Thanks for this rom. I used to make my own Du builds for nexus device. It was sucha an amazing experience.
Would love to try DU for note 9.
Just a couple of questions -
- Does any of the Touch wiz features like, pen related features ( bluetooth control work ) ?
- Phone related features by flashing csc files for specific network still doable ?
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Pretty much all Samsung features are lost on AOSP however there are a lot of alternative apps that can "revive" the Spen.
PieceofSlice said:
Pretty much all Samsung features are lost on AOSP however there are a lot of alternative apps that can "revive" the Spen.
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That is what I thought... Thanks for answering
I flashed this twice. Both times I couldn't get the setup wizard to show up. There are no gapps in the app drawer either.
Can someone confirm? I'm pretty sure I did everything right with the flashing process..
Nasty_z said:
I flashed this twice. Both times I couldn't get the setup wizard to show up. There are no gapps in the app drawer either.
Can someone confirm? I'm pretty sure I did everything right with the flashing process..
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Gapps aren't included. You'll need to download a package from opengapps. Arm64 9.0. I recommend nano.
Don't forget to download a phone and SMS app too.
I copied and pasted from my PE thread so I need to take out the gapps included part. My bad, sorry about that.
CodeFox said:
Gapps aren't included. You'll need to download a package from opengapps. Arm64 9.0. I recommend nano.
Don't forget to download a phone and SMS app too.
I copied and pasted from my PE thread so I need to take out the gapps included part. My bad, sorry about that.
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No problem. Also, the .xz file needs to be extracted and the IMG file in it needs to be flashed to the system partition. I noticed you haven't included this in the flashing instructions
Thank you for the ROM btw
Nasty_z said:
No problem. Also, the .xz file needs to be extracted and the IMG file in it needs to be flashed to the system partition. I noticed you haven't included this in the flashing instructions
Thank you for the ROM btw
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I'll update the posts tomorrow. I'm looking after 4 threads at the minute as there's 2 more in the s9 forum ? it's proving to be challenging haha.
You're welcome. This one is a lot smoother than pixel experience.
CodeFox said:
I'll update the posts tomorrow. I'm looking after 4 threads at the minute as there's 2 more in the s9 forum ? it's proving to be challenging haha.
You're welcome. This one is a lot smoother than pixel experience.
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Haha I can understand. Btw I just restored the galaxy wearable, Samsung accessory service, gear s plugin and Samsung health using titanium backup and I didn't have to reset my gear. It just connected right away and it's working fine now. The backup I made using titanium backup was on Pixel Experience right before I flashed this rom.
I hope it doesn't do a freak reset later.. Too good to be true? :silly:
Nasty_z said:
Haha I can understand. Btw I just restored the galaxy wearable, Samsung accessory service, gear s plugin and Samsung health using titanium backup and I didn't have to reset my gear. It just connected right away and it's working fine now. The backup I made using titanium backup was on Pixel Experience right before I flashed this rom.
I hope it doesn't do a freak reset later.. Too good to be true? :silly:
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Hmm thanks for letting me know. I'll give it a go. I really do need to start using titanium backup more often. I usually have problems with apps not notifying me of new posts anymore or them being stuck in the past though.
CodeFox said:
Hmm thanks for letting me know. I'll give it a go. I really do need to start using titanium backup more often. I usually have problems with apps not notifying me of new posts anymore or them being stuck in the past though.
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I agree with you on those issues. Apps like whatsapp are affected with the delayed notifications so I avoid backing it up with titanium backup. Still, the fact that Gear doesn't need to be reset is a big thing. I even toggled Bluetooth on and off multiple times and it still connects to it without any prompt for reset
CodeFox said:
I'll update the posts tomorrow. I'm looking after 4 threads at the minute as there's 2 more in the s9 forum it's proving to be challenging haha.
You're welcome. This one is a lot smoother than pixel experience.
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Damn just Flased PixelExperience last night. Will definitely be installing this. I found pe was smooth enough so the fact that this is a lot smoother is really nice. Thanks mate
Nasty_z said:
I agree with you on those issues. Apps like whatsapp are affected with the delayed notifications so I avoid backing it up with titanium backup. Still, the fact that Gear doesn't need to be reset is a big thing. I even toggled Bluetooth on and off multiple times and it still connects to it without any prompt for reset
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The ability to restore gear with titanium is something new ... I could not do that till very recently but last week when I did a restore, there was no need to reset the watch and I was amazed..
Techvir said:
The ability to restore gear with titanium is something new ... I could not do that till very recently but last week when I did a restore, there was no need to reset the watch and I was amazed..
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Glad to know it's not just me
New build released. see OP for details.
CodeFox said:
New build released. see OP for details.
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You're on fire! Thanks
i love dirty so much
great to see this
Hello there. Iam new to. Gsi roms. Needed to ask the flashing steps. Iam on light rom right now with dual sim model.
1. In twrp clear everything. Cache data system
2. Flash vendor image
3. Flash system image
So i was able to boot this rom and everything was working included dual sim. then i downloaded viper for android ,flashed in magisk, restarted and kept in boot loop since.