before I start to get in to deep with my phone, Is there a developer working on the Official JB release for our phones? I know I hate the stock look lol, i love me some blueness.
rukin1 said:
before I start to get in to deep with my phone, Is there a developer working on the Official JB release for our phones? I know I hate the stock look lol, i love me some blueness.
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Pretty sure every LJ7 based rom in the dev section is based off the ota, they got a leak of the ota a week or so before it was officially released.
I have Hboot 1.36 and I want a stable ROM. Would you recommend a ROM with either 4.1 or 4.2? For instance, Cyanogenmod has two ROMs for either 4.1 or 4.2.
Obviously 4.1 is more stable because it has been around longer.
In fact the "official" CM10.1 for One X hasn't been released yet.
TToivanen said:
Obviously 4.1 is more stable because it has been around longer.
In fact the "official" CM10.1 for One X hasn't been released yet.
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How does this work then? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1784185. I guess they took the CM10.1 source code that is in development and built their own implementation?
That is correct, if the dev gets it to a stable state on the one x, the cm team may make it the official build for this device
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zettez said:
I have Hboot 1.36 and I want a stable ROM. Would you recommend a ROM with either 4.1 or 4.2? For instance, Cyanogenmod has two ROMs for either 4.1 or 4.2.
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for sure 4.1 is more stable. cm 10 all hboot worked fine for me. link to cm10 post rom 4.1.2 is stable.:good:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1784185
Hello,
does anybody know if htc has planed to release the jb Kernel Source Code ?
Would love to see custom jb kernels
coolplay7 said:
Hello,
does anybody know if htc has planed to release the jb Kernel Source Code ?
Would love to see custom jb kernels
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Doesn't matter what they've planned, under the GPL they have to. They just haven't done so yet, but it will come.
coolplay7 said:
Hello,
does anybody know if htc has planed to release the jb Kernel Source Code ?
Would love to see custom jb kernels
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planed? sure.
when? nobody knows that
getapatalked mit meinem Note 10.1 und Tapatalk HD
I'm relatively new to android and updated to 1.36 hboot without knowing I couldn't go back. How long did they take to release the ICS source earlier ? thanks
ub3rx said:
I'm relatively new to android and updated to 1.36 hboot without knowing I couldn't go back. How long did they take to release the ICS source earlier ? thanks
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They have 90 days time to release the source after the update.
So its not that long anymore
I have not been here for some time and I thought it would be fast to ask you directly than browsing around.
I have HBoot 1.36, is there any newer? When I use CM10 my GPS does not work, have HTC released their kernel source code so I may download a new kernel where the GPS is properly implemented?
It will not work on cm10 but should on cm10.1
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bagofcrap24 said:
It will not work on cm10 but should on cm10.1
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Why? The current kernel does not support GPS? Does CM10.1 come with a new one?
Bump. I have two questions that are very easy to answer because of your superior knowledge.
zettez said:
Why? The current kernel does not support GPS? Does CM10.1 come with a new one?
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The kernel coming with official CM10 does not support GPS on newer hboots.
CM10.1 uses a kernel based on newer source code and it fully supports new hboot versions.
There are no plans as of now to make the new kernel work with CM10.
TToivanen said:
The kernel coming with official CM10 does not support GPS on newer hboots.
CM10.1 uses a kernel based on newer source code and it fully supports new hboot versions.
There are no plans as of now to make the new kernel work with CM10.
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Thank you!
Hi, this is a question but because it isn't about the phone in the current form i thought it was better to put it here.
Rumours say the One X will not go past 4.2, but is it likely developers would be able to put it on? I know much older phones are able to get 4.1, 4.2 which only went up to 2 with manufacturers.
One X doesn't have S-OFF yet. And id expect you may need a later HBOOT for KLP? If it isn't released on the One X you wouldn't get that HBOOT. But for a developer to develop a later HBOOT it would need S-OFF right? If not then it is likely it will get i assume
It is 99% certain that devs will bring Android KLP for us.
It is possible to run JB4.2 on ICS hboot so I'd assume it's possible to run KLP on JB hboot as well.
Cheers for the reply Sounds like good news. Hope we get a sense version for KLP too.
I'm not sure if you're talking about the AOSP/CM/PA/AOKP KLP or Sense KLP, but either way, don't expect the One X to die soon take my old phone, the Xperia X8 for example. With limited source and limited devs, it managed to survive from Android 1.6 till Android 4.1.2 that's a device with a single core Qualcomm MSM7227 SoC with only 256 MB of RAM. I doubt the One X will die at 4.2.2, even if we don't receive it OFFICIALLY
i heard that the next update will be 4.3 and will be jellybean again
I meant Sense as i feel personally it has more features than ASOP/AKOP. And 4.3 hmmm. Been 4 for a while now, a 5 would be nice. Or if 4.3 had a few significant features. 4.2 wasn't very significant over 4.1 in all honesty.
RohinZaraki said:
I'm not sure if you're talking about the AOSP/CM/PA/AOKP KLP or Sense KLP, but either way, don't expect the One X to die soon take my old phone, the Xperia X8 for example. With limited source and limited devs, it managed to survive from Android 1.6 till Android 4.1.2 that's a device with a single core Qualcomm MSM7227 SoC with only 256 MB of RAM. I doubt the One X will die at 4.2.2, even if we don't receive it OFFICIALLY
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Totally agreed!! :good:
RohinZaraki said:
I'm not sure if you're talking about the AOSP/CM/PA/AOKP KLP or Sense KLP, but either way, don't expect the One X to die soon take my old phone, the Xperia X8 for example. With limited source and limited devs, it managed to survive from Android 1.6 till Android 4.1.2 that's a device with a single core Qualcomm MSM7227 SoC with only 256 MB of RAM. I doubt the One X will die at 4.2.2, even if we don't receive it OFFICIALLY
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I don't want it to die soon! I plan to keep my 11 month old one X for at least an year and a half more. Won't get a new phone before that. And it would kill me not to have the latest and the greatest on my beast.
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TToivanen said:
It is possible to run JB4.2 on ICS hboot
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Really? I'd like to know how, every single 4.2 rom requires JB HBOOT, and I'm stuck with ICS HBOOT (1.12).
Ambious said:
Really? I'd like to know how, every single 4.2 rom requires JB HBOOT, and I'm stuck with ICS HBOOT (1.12).
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Yes. Back in the day when JB sources were unreleased, every aosp-based ROM (even 4.2.x ones) ran kernels based on HTC's ICS kernel source.
---> ICS kernels work fine on ICS hboot
All you have to do is find an old jb4.2 ROM which contains ICS based kernel or kindly ask a ROM dev to build one for you.
GL my friend
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TToivanen said:
Yes. Back in the day when JB sources were unreleased, every aosp-based ROM (even 4.2.x ones) ran kernels based on HTC's ICS kernel source.
---> ICS kernels work fine on ICS hboot
All you have to do is find an old jb4.2 ROM which contains ICS based kernel or kindly ask a ROM dev to build one for you.
GL my friend
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But would that work? Could I run a newer JB4.2 rom with an older ICS kernel?
Ambious said:
But would that work? Could I run a newer JB4.2 rom with an older ICS kernel?
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Sure I've done it myself.
For example, you can download cm10.1 alpha 2 from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1786696
It's clearly stated that older hboot is supported.
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TToivanen said:
Sure I've done it myself.
For example, you can download cm10.1 alpha 2 from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1786696
It's clearly stated that older hboot is supported.
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Except they removed it from the hosting site
Thanks for the tip anyway.
Too bad I can't use newer versions and just over-ride the kernel.
Ambious said:
Except they removed it from the hosting site
Thanks for the tip anyway.
Too bad I can't use newer versions and just over-ride the kernel.
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I don't know if simply flashing a custom ICS kernel over a ROM would work... Please try.
Also, tbalden is a nice guy, I'm sure he'll reupload the a2 for you or even build it if you just ask politely.
Mattmanwrx is using the old kernel: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2149747
Also any 4.1.2 aosp ROM should do the trick for example CM10, IceColdJelly 4.1.2, etc.
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TToivanen said:
I don't know if simply flashing a custom ICS kernel over a ROM would work... Please try.
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I was going to, but I'm too afraid to mess something up.
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Wow, not sure how I didn't know about this. Gonna use this instead of the current (out of date) CM10. Thanks