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to be honest with you guys.
i have no idea what the heck is the difference betwenn the two.
especially all the builds.
are there something different with each build?
can someone out there explain to me?
sorry,i've tried searching it up but nothing.
if there isn't something different about each build for the cyanonogenmod nightly
then why do they have soo many builds?
i mean why keep the only builds there.
you know everyone wants the recent update.
to fix the bugs or what not.
but if i can get some really good explanation on this,it would be really night.
thank you.
the nightlys are beta versions, so they can be buggy.
6.0 is a stable version which is solid and has no bugs
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btw this topic should be in general or something, some people around here get upset easily for posting in the dev section.
stoney05 said:
the nightlys are beta versions, so they can be buggy.
6.0 is a stable version which is solid and has no bugs
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btw this topic should be in general or something, some people around here get upset easily for posting in the dev section.
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You could read the changelog. It has the added features since 6.0 listed (called 6.1). 6.1 isn't released yet, but when it is the nightlies will be changed into 6.1.
Nightly just means they rebuild the rom every night and allow people to download it to install.
Caspers25 said:
to be honest with you guys.
i have no idea what the heck is the difference betwenn the two.
especially all the builds.
are there something different with each build?
can someone out there explain to me?
sorry,i've tried searching it up but nothing.
if there isn't something different about each build for the cyanonogenmod nightly
then why do they have soo many builds?
i mean why keep the only builds there.
you know everyone wants the recent update.
to fix the bugs or what not.
but if i can get some really good explanation on this,it would be really night.
thank you.
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this should be in the q&a
Quick summary:
Final builds: Relatively stable, tested, and at the point that Team Douche is comfortable with how it handles.
Nightly builds: Compiled every night at 00:00 GMT directly from the github source. Has all the latest features (like the nightlies currently have a newer kernel and some nice camera features) but can be quite unstable and typically aren't recommended for day-to-day use.
I would Edit your Title for this thread..
please Remove [ROM] as it signifies this is a ROM thread and this is, of course, not..
The CyanogenMod development process produces nightly builds automagically for bleeding-edge users. Here's sort of how the process works generally:
1. Bugs/feature requests/etc are submitted to Google Code:
http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/
2. Items are then transported to Gerrit for code review once a solution is written / being worked on:
http://http://review.cyanogenmod.com
3. Once tested/approved, commits happen to GitHub, which is announced via cmsrc on Twitter:
http://github.com/CyanogenMod/
http://twitter.com/cmsrc
4. Nightly builds happen automatically via BuiltBot with all commits from GitHub (even if they break stuff, so these nightlys aren't for the uber-novice). You can watch nightly builds happen, which are typically around 9pm EST unless kicked off manually:
http://buildbot.teamdouche.net/waterfall
5. Downloads available nightly here (by build number):
http://mirror.teamdouche.net/
And that's pretty much it. You can keep a close eye on Cyanogen's personal Twitter (twitter.com/cyanogen) and even converse with him and some of TeamDouche as well on IRC via FreeNode, in #cyanogenmod. They're great guys and very open to the future of CM. I've known Cyanogen for years and he's a great, fun guy with a brilliant mind and a passion for open source.
Anyway, I hope this clears up the CM nightly process for those who don't really grasp it yet. There may be a few diversions from the process, but generally that's how it works, and is a great way to keep very close track of what's happening when. Understanding is the key to NOT asking 'when will this be done?' or 'where's the changelog!?', etc.
Moved to Q&A as not development.
do the current nightlies, or the future 6.1 release, require the engineering bootloader 0.76?
i did unrevoked3 and ended up with 0.79 of course. i've been playing with many roms but not yet CM6 due to this restriction ... the ENG bootloader thread reads like a cautionary tale, there doesn't seem to be any understanding of why some phones play well with the update and others don't.
i'm sure there's a very good reason, but i don't understand the need for 0.76 for only CM6.
coastal said:
do the current nightlies, or the future 6.1 release, require the engineering bootloader 0.76?
i did unrevoked3 and ended up with 0.79 of course. i've been playing with many roms but not yet CM6 due to this restriction ... the ENG bootloader thread reads like a cautionary tale, there doesn't seem to be any understanding of why some phones play well with the update and others don't.
i'm sure there's a very good reason, but i don't understand the need for 0.76 for only CM6.
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As far as the CM code, *any* bootloader version is permitted as of a commit last week. This shouldn't be an issue anymore on nightlies, but likely will be in CM6.0.0.
We get FM radio tonight
http://github.com/CyanogenMod/cm-kernel/commit/6dcd7908655309f231d090d7714a312f2b8a5483
Team EOS XOOMICS 4.0.4 Stingray_cdma MZ600NIGHTLIES
Welcome to the evolution of TiamatXOOM.
With the AOSP release of Android 4.0 begins the next dawn of the Android operating system. And with this release comes Team EOS, the natural evolution of the TiamatXOOM development team.
It is the goal of Team EOS to develop and maintain the highest performing and most stable AOSP based rom for an array of platforms. The launching point for this development effort is the Motorola XOOM.
For the latest news on Team EOS Xoom releases make sure you follow @teameos on twitter and on IRC on Freenode in #xoom.
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NOTE: Team EOS, it’s members, friends, dogs, cats, and associates are in no way responsible for any loss of data or device functionality. Use this at your own risk!
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A quick note on Nightlies: NIGHTLIES ARE DEVELOPMENT BUILDS. They are automatically generated once every 24 hours and represent the compilation of the latest commits to the code repository. While every effort is made ensure that the commits that are accepted are stable and do not have a negative impact to the overall performance and function of the builds it is not possible to test every aspect of a commits impact to the overall repo prior to it’s inclusion in a given build. As a result it is entirely possible that instabilities may be introduced as a result of a given days commits. That is the nature of the nightly system, and the risk that is taken using the latest code changes to the project.
EOS Xoom is an AOSP based rom. It is developed and maintained by Team EOS and is the culmination of our own in house development efforts.
Team EOS Xoom Nightly builds: http://goo-inside.me/devs/teameos/roms/nightlies/stingray_cdma/
G-Apps Package
Because this is an AOSP based rom Google Apps are not included in the base rom. To install Google Apps please flash the following package after installing the base rom:
Use the latest available gapps package available from http://goo.im/gapps
*Note - You will need to re-flash G-Apps after you flash an updated nightly build. You can do this before you reboot after the installation of a new nightly.
Also note that if you are coming from an earlier G-Apps package you will need to wipe prior to installation of this package in order to avoid FC issues.
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Features:
Because these are nightly builds the included features are constantly evolving. Change logs are generally generated on a daily basis.
Change logs can be viewed at http://nightlies.teameos.org/changelogs/
For the most up to date and comprehensive listing of the changes included in this rom please visit http://review.teameos.org
Kernel:
Tiamat ICS Xoom kernel
Support for OC;Under/Overvolt
Governors: lagfree, interactive, conservative, ondemand, userspace, performance
Kernel Note: In compliance with GPL kernel source can be found at: http://git.tiamat-dev.com/tegra2/tiamat-xoom/
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Installation Notes:
These builds are designed to be installed from your favorite recovery (Solarnz R4c, Rogue, Clockwork)
Perform a full wipe (read Factory Reset) prior to installing this over ANY Honeycomb based rom (this includes all Tiamat roms)
Please note that due to fundamental changes Google has made to the way Android works there are certain issues that cannot be resolved without additional components from Google and the hardware manufacturers.
BUGS!
If you find strange or otherwise unexplained errors please report them here: https://bugs.teameos.org/ Please include logcats and as thorough a description of the issue and what lead up to the issue as possible. With out this we will be unable to track down these errors.
FEATURE REQUESTS!
We need YOU, yes YOU to help us build the best AOSP rom out there. Have an idea for a feature you want to see implemented then let us know!
Team EOS Feature Request
Changing the Stock Motorola Dual Core Boot Logo Splash Screen:
While not a necessary feature of the Team EOS ICS builds make sure you check out the Team EOS Motorola Xoom Boot splash utility in the Android Market:
EOS Motorola Xoom Boot Splash
Want to contribute to the Eos rom? Well you can!
Just follow http://teameos.org/?page_id=6 to checkout our source code, and information on how to submit changes for review.
Welcome to the XOOM evolved. Welcome to Team EOS.
NOTE: THIS IS FOR VERIZON 3G DEVICES ONLY. NOT DEVICES UPGRADED TO 4G
3G and Team Eos FTW!
My 3G is working perfectly and exactly as slow as I remember it!! Thanks Team Eos! Here are a few things I noticed through testing:
When connected to wifi, I still have a connection to the 3G network (data is not active, but the bars are showing at the same time as the wifi bars, which the honeycomb version never did).
When I open notifications, the wifi bars show a grey 3G logo on the upper left)
Ran speednet and got 1.8Mbps down and .8 up (not that I would think the ROM would affect speed much…)
Strangely, I did not have to go through activation - it just started working automatically after disconnecting wifi.
GMaps and location services for HD Widgets worked perfectly.
Even the My Verizon app logged in successfully and showed data usage
Torch worked - didn't notice that was fixed in wingray 37…
Probably more related to new 10.3 Gapps, but the flashing "Updating" arrow never goes away now unless I swipe it…
Awesome! Appreciate all the hard work you guys have been doing!
EDIT: Only issue seems to be the device isn't going into deep sleep (When in airplane mode). Everything else is working great!
I'm stuck into Tiamat Moray ROM for my MZ601 ...I'm asking if there's any Tiamat ROM based on ICS for my MZ601 3G ...any new? :"(
Sent from my Xoom on Tiamat
[David] said:
I'm stuck into Tiamat Moray ROM for my MZ601 ...I'm asking if there's any Tiamat ROM based on ICS for my MZ601 3G ...any new? :"(
Sent from my Xoom on Tiamat
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Join the waiting list here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1444483 Leave this thread for the US version related comments. And let's hope for a soon to be released working 601 build.
as this is nightly build, is this ROM support SVN? so i no need to download whole ROM?
>>SVN for nightly builds<<<
tboothie said:
When connected to wifi, I still have a connection to the 3G network (data is not active, but the bars are showing at the same time as the wifi bars, which the honeycomb version never did).
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When I was still on 3G (before all the December ICS ROMs hit) I would always turn on airplane mode before turning on WiFi. Does that help your issue on this ROM?
retarded question here
So let me get this straight... MZ600 is OG Xoom with 3G only and what version is it after you have the 4G upgrade? Is it MZ602 then? Even better question since this is my unit OG Xoom with 4G upgreade uhm What rom is available from eos for me?
monyozt said:
as this is nightly build, is this ROM support SVN? so i no need to download whole ROM?
>>SVN for nightly builds<<<
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No we do not support SVN nor do we endorse it. You will need to download the entire rom.
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buzzdroidx said:
So let me get this straight... MZ600 is OG Xoom with 3G only and what version is it after you have the 4G upgrade? Is it MZ602 then? Even better question since this is my unit OG Xoom with 4G upgreade uhm What rom is available from eos for me?
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Quick Version guide:
MZ600 - Stingray Verizon CDMA 3G Model
MZ601/MZ603/MZ605 - Everest UMTS (GSM 3G) Models
MZ602 - Stingray Verizon LTE 4G Model
MZ604 - Wingray WiFi Model
You are looking for the MZ602 build
Ill just slide on in here for kix
Note: svn is generally used for non AOSP roms like modified Sense roms. However, if you wanna be a step ahead, I suggest syncing our repo.
i found my external sdcard
\mnt\external1
Hey all you XoomBabys out there...
OK, I think we have all been stupid long enough. The time has come to start sharing some knowledge properly!
With the kind blessings of Team Eos I have created the Team Eos Xoom Wiki to support the Team Eos roms for the Wingray, Stingray and Stingray CDMA tablets from Motorola. The information here will be growing and changing pretty quickly, and best of all it will be generated by ALL OF US. All you need to do is come to the site and sign up as a Wiki User (dead simple and absolutely without cost) and then you can add your own thoughts, knowledge and tips to the Wiki to help out your fellow Xoomer.
Now we have a central source for the change logs for each build along with places for YOU to add your experiences and feedback. YES! YOU! YOU MATTER, KIDDO!
Thus far we have a page for the Nightly builds from each of the three device flavors and it is just DYING for you to come add your own experiences and issues with each Nightly. In addition we have a How To page (currently a bit drafty) for you to post your advice and guides...but this is just the beginning.
Find the Team Eos Xoom Wiki at http://eosxoom.pbworks.com
Come join the Wiki team TODAY and start adding your feedback. Remember however that your additions may be edited for speling and TONE, goddammit! XDA is a cruel, heartless wilderness of geekishness. We have to help one another if we are going to get out of here alive..or at least with some data minutes left.
Let's get to work, kids!
That URL again is...
http://eosxoom.pbworks.com
Love you guys. Much appreciation goes out to Team EOS. I haven't encountered any bugs yet, other than the wifi/3g icon which seems to be fixed in the latest nightly. Thanks for all the hard work! The Xoom community just wouldn't be the same without you guys.
can anyone post the vega sound so i can make it my notification sound on my iPhone ;D
mz601 xoom
Sorry, May be i kam stupid US tis ROM for mz601 Too?????
margee82 said:
Sorry, May be i kam stupid US tis ROM for mz601 Too?????
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Only for mz600 folks
Sent from my Xoom using xda premium
bigrushdog said:
Ill just slide on in here for kix
Note: svn is generally used for non AOSP roms like modified Sense roms. However, if you wanna be a step ahead, I suggest syncing our repo.
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I hope one day this rom support SVN.. so no needed for me download whole rom. As my internet connection so slow
Sent from my Xoom using xda premium
Nightly downloads are now at http://goo-inside.me/roms/teameos/nightlies/stingray_cdma
Thanks for the update!
teameos said:
Nightly downloads are now at http://goo-inside.me/roms/teameos/nightlies/stingray_cdma
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Thanks for all your efforts!!!
People like me in Mexico are grateful for providing ICS on not-4G versions.
CM9 NIGHTLY (UNOFFICIAL SEMI-KANG) FOR CDMA TORO
Hey! This is my first post here on XDA, though I've been a long time user of these very forums, since the OG Droid root.
This is also my first ROM, though the credit should really go to the Cyanogenmod team. This is a pull from the ICS branch of CM's git repository,
built on Ubuntu x64. The proprietary .so files were pulled from Team-Kang's repo, because theirs was the only files I could actually get running.
I'm running this as my main install, and so far there's been no problems at all.
THIS IS NOT STABLE.
This is the equivalent of a nightly from CM, though much less polished. It can be considered a pre-alpha nightly build.
I am not liable for anything this ROM may do to your phone.
I'm doing this because I always enjoyed Cyanogen's ROMs straight without any mods or tweaks. I knew exactly what was running on my
phone. This is a straight pull from git. I haven't included any extra pulls from git or gerrit, nor anything else. It's pure Cyan.
I will do nightly releases of this ROM. CM's source is constantly changing, and I'll try and keep up with that, at least until the
build servers are doing automated nightly compiles.
Download:
thewcubed.com/update-cm-9.0.0-RC0-GN-CDMA-KANG-signed.zip
To install:
Download the ROM to your phone.
Download a GApps zip to your phone. (I use kejar31's zip)
Make sure you have the latest version of CWM's recovery.
Boot to recovery.
Backup your current system and data partitions.
Wipe data, cache, and the dalvik-vm cache. (I always do it twice to be on the safe side.)
Flash the ROM.
Flash GApps zip.
Reboot.
(tentative) Hooray!
If the download is too slow, I'll try and upload this to a couple mirrors. I don't know if my server's going to be able to handle a request flood on a 10Mb/s upload line.
Glad your making a Rom, but...
1) its in the wrong forum and
2) you dont have a link because of your "probation" status of < 10 posts
Good luck with your work though!
Also there's (unofficial) builds by a CM developer in the development section already:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1397122
@kenyu73
I know that this isn't in the Dev section, but I can't switch it yet due to the 10 post limit. It should still be valid in the General section though.
The URL is still valid, simply copying and pasting it begins a download of the zip.
@got_milk
There may be unofficial builds, but those are for GSM devices. I apologize for not clarifying in the title that this is for CDMA/LTE versions of the Galaxy Nexus.
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CM9 NIGHTLY (UNOFFICIAL SEMI-KANG)
Hey! This is my first post here on XDA, though I've been a long time user of these very forums, since the OG Droid root.
This is also my first ROM, though the credit should really go to the Cyanogenmod team. This is a pull from the ICS branch of CM's git repository,
built on Ubuntu x64. The proprietary .so files were pulled from Team-Kang's repo, because theirs was the only files I could actually get running.
I'm running this as my main install, and so far there's been no problems at all.
THIS IS NOT STABLE.
This is the equivalent of a nightly from CM, though much less polished. It can be considered a pre-alpha nightly build.
I am not liable for anything this ROM may do to your phone.
I'm doing this because I always enjoyed Cyanogen's ROMs straight without any mods or tweaks. I knew exactly what was running on my
phone. This is a straight pull from git. I haven't included any extra pulls from git or gerrit, nor anything else. It's pure Cyan.
I will do nightly releases of this ROM. CM's source is constantly changing, and I'll try and keep up with that, at least until the
build servers are doing automated nightly compiles.
Download:
thewcubed.com/update-cm-9.0.0-RC0-GN-CDMA-KANG-signed.zip
To install:
Download the ROM to your phone.
Download a GApps zip to your phone. (I use kejar31's zip)
Make sure you have the latest version of CWM's recovery.
Boot to recovery.
Backup your current system and data partitions.
Wipe data, cache, and the dalvik-vm cache. (I always do it twice to be on the safe side.)
Flash the ROM.
Flash GApps zip.
Reboot.
(tentative) Hooray!
If the download is too slow, I'll try and upload this to a couple mirrors. I don't know if my server's going to be able to handle a request flood on a 10Mb/s upload line.
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I love seeing new developers come here everyday
One small issue though, this is posted in the wrong section. This should be posted in the GSM Galaxy Nexus Android Development or CDMA Galaxy Nexus Android Development (depending whether its GSM or CDMA)
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@kenyu73
I know that this isn't in the Dev section, but I can't switch it yet due to the 10 post limit. It should still be valid in the General section though.
The URL is still valid, simply copying and pasting it begins a download of the zip.
@got_milk
There may be unofficial builds, but those are for GSM devices. I apologize for not clarifying in the title that this is for CDMA/LTE versions of the Galaxy Nexus.
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Did you ever ask the guys from cm team before you post the kang build?I dont think this allowed.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk
Getting your post count up and then posting in Development would have been the thing to do. This will get lost in General, and I can't see it being moved to Development or everyone and his mate would be using that loophole.
@afilopou The CyanogenMod source is released under the Apache 2.0 license. This ROM isn't built for commercial gain, I'm crediting the CM team as the writers of the code, nor am I attempting to alter the code and then copyright it. The concept of "open-source" is that one can do something like this, building and redistributing.
@Kalavere I'm not trying to get this moved to the Dev. If there's enough interest in it, I'll repost the thread to Dev when I'm able. The problem I had was that there wasn't a vanilla build of CM that I could find anywhere for the CDMA/LTE toro.
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@afilopou The CyanogenMod source is released under the Apache 2.0 license. This ROM isn't built for commercial gain, I'm crediting the CM team as the writers of the code, nor am I attempting to alter the code and then copyright it. The concept of "open-source" is that one can do something like this, building and redistributing.
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Perfect .Just mention it because i dont want to see another locked thread
Good morning,
as per thread title I'm trying to build my first custom ROM.
As it is my first time ever trying this, instead of starting from scratch I decided to port an existing ROM to our device.
I decided to go for Paranoid Android (AOSPA) ROM, for two reasons: I previously used and liked very much the KitKat version, and there is currently no port of this ROM.
I read a lot of guides on how to do this, and while I learnt a lot, I'm still not quite sure on how to properly do this. So I thought I might ask for some help.
What I learnt so far is this:
1) Fork Paranoid Android's manifest and add compatible device and kernel repositories (I chose @MWisBest's device repo)
2) Fork Paranoid Android's vendor_pa project and add device support
3) Fork device tree and adapt some makefiles
What I still don't quite get is:
1) Apart for device-specific fixes, is this enough to TRY a build?
2) Regarding device, are there some specific fixes to make a working ROM? (e.g. I knew something about block-based OTAs so I disabled them following ParanoidAndroid's change #68 on Gerrit)
You can see my work on GitHub, search for my username Bruno3589 (I'm not allowed to insert URLs right now, I need to make >10 posts).
I'll try a build ASAP, but it might take a while since I'm limited in terms of internet connection and time.
Any help or suggestion is really appreciated!
Thanks in advance and have a good day
P.S. I know MWisBest's device unifies all variants (tuna) instead of making separate ones (maguro,toro,toroplus), I thought it would be useful to have a single build.
hello,
I've noticed that there is a guide for building CM14 for the oneplus 3. Myself and others have been able to use it to make personal builds and to learn some things along the way.
I would imagine that the next step to progress to would be to make builds of ROMs that don't have a nougat/CM14 branch in their repo for our device. Its pretty easy to brunch, select your device, and wait for the build to finish. But I am very interested in learning how to build a ROM using a device tree from another repo.
I've noticed that @Eliminater seems to be very proficient at this, as he has built and posted unofficials of various ROMs.
I've been trying to teach/learn this myself through searching for guides, but havent been able to find anything that helps me get there 100% of the way.
I've been able to get as far as forking the device tree, editing the .mk and .dependencies files to match the format needed for the ROM I'm trying to build. I've also added the forked device tree and additional repos to the local_manifest. This has gotten me far enough that I have been able to do a successful "lunch", but I haven't gotten a build to finish. In fact, they fail pretty early on.
Is anyone able and willing to explain the process further?
Are there additional steps that I'm missing?
Or do you just need to be proficient enough to troubleshoot error after error when building?
Thanks in advance