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[INFO][KERNEL] GLaDOS by Ezekeel | GSM / Verizon / Sprint

V1.xx for ICS - the last V1.34​V2.xx for JB​
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Ezekeel is the dev of GLaDOS kernels for Android Devices​
His Social Network
http://twitter.com/ezekeel666
http://plus.google.com/101637761999487954252
[email protected]​
◇ The Official Thread ◇​
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Ezekeel said:
Before you ask... Yes this kernel will work with your Sprint Galaxy Nexus.
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I'm a general user, just link for the XDA members' information
To download does not require registering, it's Rootzwiki forum
Ezekeel said:
"Permission is granted to distribute these zips and links on non-English speaking sites and forums. However permission is not granted to distribute these zips and links on sites and forums with English as their main language; instead please link to this thread."
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Source code:​
https://github.com/Ezekeel/GLaDOS-nexus-prime​
Features:​
Features:
- Based on stock Android kernel Jelly Bean 4.1.1 JRO03C
- Live OC version 2
- Custom Voltage version 3
- Battery Life eXtender (BLX) version 1
- SLQB memory allocator
- Color Control version 4 (based on supercurio's idea)
- CPUfreq governor 'Wheatley'
- Additional 1.4GHz, 1.6GHz, 1.8GHz and 2.0GHz MPU frequency slots
- Sound Control version 1
- Temp Control version 1
- Vibrator Control version 1
- FSync Control version 1
- USB Fast Charge
- Gamma control
- WiFi low latency power mode
- CIFS (as module)
- TUN (as module)
- NFS client + server (as module)
- NTFS read/write support (as module)
- Cleaned out all unnecessary kernel features and drivers
- Various other tweaks​
Changelog:​
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14685-09-apr-glados-v127/#entry367718​
Tweaks:​
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14685-09-apr-glados-v127/#entry367719​
CPUfreq governor 'Wheatley'​
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14685-09-apr-glados-v127/page__st__90__p__405813#entry405813​

◆ Good color control settings for the glados control app​
http://rootzwiki.com/topic/14685-28-may-glados-v134/page__st__1250#entry712352
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=23716259#post23716259
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1521195​
◆ Reset GLaDOS Control​
If the device can't boot due to inappropriate settings, install Reset_GLaDOS.Control.app.zip in CWM recovery.
(deleting /data/data/aperture.ezekeel.gladoscontrol/shared_prefs/)
Reset_GLaDOS.Control.app.zip​
◆ Switching Kernels​
Switching from one kernel to the other dev's kernel, flash Preparation.for.Installing.Kernels.zip in Recovery before flashing the kernel
(the residues from previously installed kernels are cleaned)
Preparation.for.Installing.Kernels.zip​
◆ Adding init.d to the existing ramdisk​
In GN forum, most of ROMs have init.d function (busybox run-parts)
But Stock and Peter Alfonso do not have that
Flashable zip in recovery, Adding init.d to the existing ramdisk and busybox installer
GN_Add_init.d.zip
Busybox_v1.20.1_CM9.zip
or
http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox​
◆ ICS Stock Kernel - 4.0.3 / 4.0.4 compatible​
boot.img format
4.0.3_boot.img.zip
4.0.4_IMM76I_boot.img.zip​
Any Kernel format
4.0.3_Any.Kernel.zip
4.0.4_IMM76I_Any.Kernel.zip​
◆ Jelly Bean Stock Kernel - 4.1 / 4.1.1 compatible​4.1 JRN84D
boot.img format
4.1_JRN84D_boot.img.zip
Any Kernel format
4.1_JRN84D_AnyKernel.zip​4.1.1 JRO03C
boot.img format
4.1.1_JRO03C_boot.img.zip
Any Kernel format
4.1.1_JRO03C_Any.Kernel.zip​

This sounds promising, nice work!
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk

phone_user said:
He's here at last!
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jameslfc5 said:
This sounds promising, nice work!
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk
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Only sounds for now.. doesn't boot on my GN and clean installed AOKP b15 (both versions).

vel1m1r said:
Only sounds for now.. doesn't boot on my GN and clean installed AOKP b15 (both versions).
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I downloaded from Rootz last night and got the same thing on CM9
. Tried twice just to make sure

The developer wanted to keep the kernel as a RootzWiki exclusive. Kind of a silly thing to do in my opinion as it hurts the users to split the community.
Glad to see this kernel make its way to the Galaxy Nexus though. Was a great kernel for the Nexus S. Now we just need morfic
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

zephiK said:
The developer wanted to keep the kernel as a RootzWiki exclusive. Kind of a silly thing to do in my opinion as it hurts the users to split the community.
Glad to see this kernel make its way to the Galaxy Nexus though. Was a great kernel for the Nexus S. Now we just need morfic
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium
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Well he got a phone from them.. but yeah he said please link to that thread, but I don't see it living for long here..
morfic.. hopefully soon

vel1m1r said:
Well he got a phone from them.. but yeah he said please link to that thread, but I don't see it living for long here..
morfic.. hopefully soon
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Yeah I appreciate what rootzwiki does for the developers. It definitely favors them, it just hurts the users because they are unaware of these great and talented developer's work that's being exclusive to rootzwiki. Because, lets be honest, rootzwiki is nice to developers, but its not as popular as XDA causing a lack of awareness of releases.
I already feel this because the rom I use gets updated the fastest on rootzwiki. The xda thread of the rom is 1-2 builds behind.
That's just my take on rootzwiki. It definitely makes people go to their site. But I just don't think its right to split the community between the two websites.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

zephiK said:
Yeah I appreciate what rootzwiki does for the developers. It definitely favors them, it just hurts the users because they are unaware of these great and talented developer's work that's being exclusive to rootzwiki. Because, lets be honest, rootzwiki is nice to developers, but its not as popular as XDA causing a lack of awareness of releases.
I already feel this because the rom I use gets updated the fastest on rootzwiki. The xda thread of the rom is 1-2 builds behind.
That's just my take on rootzwiki. It definitely makes people go to their site. But I just don't think its right to split the community between the two websites.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium
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ah I see now I misread your post :/.. anyways, 2 forums to check now for me also (ROM).

This would be better in General, no?
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using XDA App

vel1m1r said:
Only sounds for now.. doesn't boot on my GN and clean installed AOKP b15 (both versions).
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There's a second version of the kernel in that thread that ezekeel posted that has less of a ram/gpu/bus OC. He posted for people that can't boot the one in the OP, try that. I'm lucky, I must have a good soc I can run the one in the OP with AOKP 15 no problem.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus

zephiK said:
Yeah I appreciate what rootzwiki does for the developers. It definitely favors them, it just hurts the users because they are unaware of these great and talented developer's work that's being exclusive to rootzwiki. Because, lets be honest, rootzwiki is nice to developers, but its not as popular as XDA causing a lack of awareness of releases.
I already feel this because the rom I use gets updated the fastest on rootzwiki. The xda thread of the rom is 1-2 builds behind.
That's just my take on rootzwiki. It definitely makes people go to their site. But I just don't think its right to split the community between the two websites.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium
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You can be member of XDA and RW at the same time. So I do not see how this is splitting up the community. You can link XDA threads on RW and vice versa. No matter what forum you are currently on, the other always is only one click away. All barriers you might see that split up the community, are in reality only in your mind.
I agree that it can cause a little more effort for the users since they might have to check two forums for updates. But let me be frank here, compared to all the effort I invested in writing this kernel this tiny bit of extra work for the users is hardly anything to complain about. If you have the time to play around with custom kernels and ROMs on your device, you got the time to check a second forum once in a while for updates.

Wow! Here a last. I will give it a go...

Ezekeel said:
You can be member of XDA and RW at the same time. So I do not see how this is splitting up the community. You can link XDA threads on RW and vice versa. No matter what forum you are currently on, the other always is only one click away. All barriers you might see that split up the community, are in reality only in your mind.
I agree that it can cause a little more effort for the users since they might have to check two forums for updates. But let me be frank here, compared to all the effort I invested in writing this kernel this tiny bit of extra work for the users is hardly anything to complain about. If you have the time to play around with custom kernels and ROMs on your device, you got the time to check a second forum once in a while for updates.
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I know you can be a member of both. It splits the community in terms of discussions. Because one forum thread on XDA can be discussing about a bug within the kernel; where on RW, the discussion is about something else. You can fill in the rest of the points.
Pretty much what I said about developers updating their threads having the latest exclusive to Rootzwiki. Some developers don't update their threads and have it a few versions behind and not even link Rootzwiki.
I certainly have the time to visit both forums, no doubt in my mind about that. I visit both, but I mainly "lurk" on Rootzwiki and don't really put any effort into contributing to the forum discussion.
Unfortunately, for some users they don't have the time to go through two forums and view all the forum pages that they weren't able to read then to find out that there's a bug with the current release (or having a outdated thread where it's fixed in the newer version). Pretty much the point I'm making is that the OP thread is not equal to the Rootzwiki thread (or vice versa) in some ROMs or kernels. But pretty much since you made a rule about not having download links on any other forum, it pretty much voids my point but not generally speaking as not all devs follow this.
As much credit as Rootzwiki give to the developers. XDA can deserve the same amount of credit for providing a source for developers to distribute their custom made ROMs / kernels for mass consumption due to it's popular user base.

zephiK said:
I know you can be a member of both. It splits the community in terms of discussions. Because one forum thread on XDA can be discussing about a bug within the kernel; where on RW, the discussion is about something else. You can fill in the rest of the points.
Pretty much what I said about developers updating their threads having the latest exclusive to Rootzwiki. Some developers don't update their threads and have it a few versions behind and not even link Rootzwiki.
I certainly have the time to visit both forums, no doubt in my mind about that. I visit both, but I mainly "lurk" on Rootzwiki and don't really put any effort into contributing to the forum discussion.
Unfortunately, for some users they don't have the time to go through two forums and view all the forum pages that they weren't able to read then to find out that there's a bug with the current release (or having a outdated thread where it's fixed in the newer version). Pretty much the point I'm making is that the OP thread is not equal to the Rootzwiki thread (or vice versa) in some ROMs or kernels. But pretty much since you made a rule about not having download links on any other forum, it pretty much voids my point but not generally speaking as not all devs follow this.
As much credit as Rootzwiki give to the developers. XDA can deserve the same amount of credit for providing a source for developers to distribute their custom made ROMs / kernels for mass consumption due to it's popular user base.
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If you don't have the time to do some extra reading, you probably don't have the time to root, and if you can't afford to do some extra reading in order to quash any bugs that may occur whilst you are using a ROM, then once again, maybe you should stay on stock.
Think about it this way, having certain distributions on RootzWiki will eventually increase their community, which will give users a choice in regards to where they wish to settle to collect their distributions from. There's no point constricting everything into one place, especially considering certain communities really do have a poor reputation in regards to quality of users, posts, content, and hosting. RootWiki I'm pretty sure are also responsible for actually supplying a few developers with devices, which is rather generous in a sense, don't see many communities doing this (most likely wrong).
Not my place to argue this, but I don't think you have a leg to stand on with your argument.

zeekiz said:
If you don't have the time to do some extra reading, you probably don't have the time to root, and if you can't afford to do some extra reading in order to quash any bugs that may occur whilst you are using a ROM, then once again, maybe you should stay on stock.
Think about it this way, having certain distributions on RootzWiki will eventually increase their community, which will give users a choice in regards to where they wish to settle to collect their distributions from. There's no point constricting everything into one place, especially considering certain communities really do have a poor reputation in regards to quality of users, posts, content, and hosting. RootWiki I'm pretty sure are also responsible for actually supplying a few developers with devices, which is rather generous in a sense, don't see many communities doing this (most likely wrong).
Not my place to argue this, but I don't think you have a leg to stand on with your argument.
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I have the time to do the extra reading. I'm not saying it on my part, I'm saying for everybody else. And not everybody has to read to be using custom ROMs and kernels. That's why there are "nightlies" and "stable" releases. Stable releases are releases that are meant for people who don't have the time to sit here and flash every other release. I myself flash the newest and latest all the time. You can validate this by looking at my posts as I'm a very active poster and help many individuals out with their phones when they're having problems.
Not everybody are addicted to flashing because they don't have the time and they're not always available to be near a computer. This causes a misconception when it comes to ROM/kernel releases (as I mentioned earlier so you can stop directly calling me out).
As I mentioned previously, I respect RootzWiki for what they're doing and I have mentioned this numerous times. I'm not disliking RootzWiki or the developer's choices whatsoever. As much as RootzWiki has for its developers, the same goes with XDA for mass consumption. And that's that, developers and users both go the same way.
Developers want mass consumption for people to find bugs with their kernels / ROMs to have it fixed. The more people, the more chance of stability.
Users want more developers for more production of ROMs / Kernels. Kinda like how XDA & Rootzwiki correlate with each other.
I personally like Ezekeel's work with the lazy governor and what he's done for the Nexus S and I'm really happy to see him developing for the Galaxy Nexus. Just stating my two cents for the casual flashers (yes they do exist) although I'm not one of them. If you'd like to have this debate, feel free to inbox me. This is way too irrelevant out of this thread.
But anywho getting back on topic. Can't wait for this kernel to mature and see what it has to bring to the table. It'll definitely be a good thing overall when the kernel is stabilized then source is revealed for other creative kernel developers to implement the 'lazy' governor and additional features to improve overall kernel performance.

Never mind 10 charr

Its not that big a deal to write a damn book on it. Who cares where the kernel is posted, them more devs the better.

Trust me, the issues have nothing to do with making sure the users see all the discussions and updates. It boils down to the fact XDA is not really happy when someone uses their reputation and brand and web presence to drive traffic to a competing site. Good or bad? I'm just saying, that is why the rules about this subject exist. It's naive to think otherwise.
The other rule is that the Development forum is a place for developers to share their own work. It is not a place for users to post links to someone else's work on some other site. That is why I think this thread belongs in General. But whatever.
But with all that said, I know that Ezekeel is one of the most talented and creative kernel developers working on Android today (I know his work from Nexus S) and I'm very happy his work is available for the Galaxy Nexus now. Cheers!
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using XDA App

enjoying the kernel so far.

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As there still isn't an official 4.2.1 release for the s3 series yet I will continue producing preview builds for those that would like them.
They will be located here

Thanks Casper!!!

Thanks Casper. I've been flashing your builds the last few nights and they have been great. Thanks for posting this here for everyone else.

Please ignore the haters that will inevitably thread crap. Plenty of us appreciate this work.

mk262 said:
Please ignore the haters that will inevitably thread crap. Plenty of us appreciate this work.
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Lol. Positive start to the thread.
Thanks for posting this thread. I think most AOKP faithful have been using your builds for a while now.
Sent from my AOKP'd GS3 #ftw

Thanks y'all. Today's build is uploading now. Should be available in about 2 minutes.

casper200519 said:
Thanks y'all. Today's build is uploading now. Should be available in about 2 minutes.
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You have a twitter?
Sent from my AOKP'd GS3 #ftw

mikeyinid said:
You have a twitter?
Sent from my AOKP'd GS3 #ftw
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Yeah @KAsp3rd should be in my profile on here... I'll add it if not.

casper200519 said:
Yeah @KAsp3rd should be in my profile on here... I'll add it if not.
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Cool thanks man. I'm mobile so I couldn't see if its in your SIG or anything
Sent from my AOKP'd GS3 #ftw
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Lol. I already follow you.
Sent from my AOKP'd GS3 #ftw

Thanks man appreciate your work:good:

Thanks for sharing your work.
ROM's been great since you started posting on Goo and still is...Thanks for sharing your work. :good:

THANK YOU
I've been using these AOKP daily drivers for weeks. Amazing how far JB has come! Thank you, and great work!!!
Question: the only "issue" is that it seems that even with the recent improvements to data speed, it still lacks when compared to stock based ROMs.
On any AOKP ROM, I never get the "4g" Tx / Rx speed but immediately started to when curiously moving to Wicked ICS ROM last night (stock based).
I've been reading about CM plans to fix this, especially since M1 is finally out, but don't have a clue what the plan is. From a "butter" perspective, this driver pwns any other ROM I've tried My only issue I've encountered is I want the most out of my data speed.
Thoughts?
Again, good work

davidisflash said:
I've been using these AOKP daily drivers for weeks. Amazing how far JB has come! Thank you, and great work!!!
Question: the only "issue" is that it seems that even with the recent improvements to data speed, it still lacks when compared to stock based ROMs.
On any AOKP ROM, I never get the "4g" Tx / Rx speed but immediately started to when curiously moving to Wicked ICS ROM last night (stock based).
I've been reading about CM plans to fix this, especially since M1 is finally out, but don't have a clue what the plan is. From a "butter" perspective, this driver pwns any other ROM I've tried My only issue I've encountered is I want the most out of my data speed.
Thoughts?
Again, good work
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As far as I know this problem was fixed on builds as early as labor day time frame. With both cm10 and AOKP Ive gotten "stock" speeds.

bryancotton84 said:
As far as I know this problem was fixed on builds as early as labor day time frame. With both cm10 and AOKP Ive gotten "stock" speeds.
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Thanks. That's what I read. I saw an improvement, but my phone never showed the "4g" logo at top right when achieving the higher speeds.
Is there anything lacking between stock and CM10/AOKP at this time? I constantly read other forums this week where people say what their favorite rom is. Many always point back to a tweaked stock-based ROM for most stability and battery life. I know that was true for awhile, but as you said, given the labor day time frame and even the stability / speed I noticed, I'm not sure if CM10/AOKP still lacks.
I was also using ktoonsez 9/10 kernel. Batter life wasn't that great for me as I had hoped. Idle drain still too fast for me.
Though, this AOKP ROM was very very stable for me!
Thanks again.

davidisflash said:
Thanks. That's what I read. I saw an improvement, but my phone never showed the "4g" logo at top right when achieving the higher speeds.
Is there anything lacking between stock and CM10/AOKP at this time? I constantly read other forums this week where people say what their favorite rom is. Many always point back to a tweaked stock-based ROM for most stability and battery life. I know that was true for awhile, but as you said, given the labor day time frame and even the stability / speed I noticed, I'm not sure if CM10/AOKP still lacks.
I was also using ktoonsez 9/10 kernel. Batter life wasn't that great for me as I had hoped. Idle drain still too fast for me.
Though, this AOKP ROM was very very stable for me!
Thanks again.
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So you're just referring to the 4G symbol in the notification bar? Where AOKP and cm10 has H+? H+ is T-Mobile "4G" and its up to the Developer of the specific rom to add either 4G or H+...hope that clears anything up for you

davidisflash said:
Thanks. That's what I read. I saw an improvement, but my phone never showed the "4g" logo at top right when achieving the higher speeds.
Is there anything lacking between stock and CM10/AOKP at this time? I constantly read other forums this week where people say what their favorite rom is. Many always point back to a tweaked stock-based ROM for most stability and battery life. I know that was true for awhile, but as you said, given the labor day time frame and even the stability / speed I noticed, I'm not sure if CM10/AOKP still lacks.
I was also using ktoonsez 9/10 kernel. Batter life wasn't that great for me as I had hoped. Idle drain still too fast for me.
Though, this AOKP ROM was very very stable for me!
Thanks again.
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As far as the 4g logo you will never see that with a CM or AOKP rom as HSPA+ is what Tmobile actually runs on. I've been able to conclude myself through testing different modems with different ROMs that it really is depending on where you are, where you are testing too, and how many people are polling from the tower that you are connected to. Working as a network engineer I can tell you that most cell towers only have a backhaul between 50Mb and 200Mb so take into account how many people live near you and what times you are testing your speeds as well as the location you are testing to. I tested from my home on cell data to a local source as was only getting 4Mb then tested to a source in TX (I live in Indiana) and I was able to get ~12Mb.
bryancotton84 beat me to it

casper200519 said:
As far as the 4g logo you will never see that with a CM or AOKP rom as HSPA+ is what Tmobile actually runs on. I've been able to conclude myself through testing different modems with different ROMs that it really is depending on where you are, where you are testing too, and how many people are polling from the tower that you are connected to. Working as a network engineer I can tell you that most cell towers only have a backhaul between 50Mb and 200Mb so take into account how many people live near you and what times you are testing your speeds as well as the location you are testing to. I tested from my home on cell data to a local source as was only getting 4Mb then tested to a source in TX (I live in Indiana) and I was able to get ~12Mb.
bryancotton84 beat me to it
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That answers it. Thanks casper! I've considered changing the modem too but from what I read, typically it's a marginal improvement / performance hit for most. Just feeling lazy.
You guys convinced me to come back to this driver. Now that even the developer can confirm speeds are no longer an issue, this ROM is not lacking for me whatsoever. Yeah I guess I got fooled by the 4G logo hahahaha!
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davidisflash said:
That answers it. Thanks casper! I've considered changing the modem too but from what I read, typically it's a marginal improvement / performance hit for most. Just feeling lazy.
You guys convinced me to come back to this driver. Now that even the developer can confirm speeds are no longer an issue, this ROM is not lacking for me whatsoever. Yeah I guess I got fooled by the 4G logo hahahaha!
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EDIT: before switching, I was able to odex the ROM via "odex me". Going to do that with this ROM.

Changelog if you dont mind.. ?

Flickers like CM 10 ??

Slicktune said:
Changelog if you dont mind.. ?
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he said he'll post one when he gets time
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chiensibut said:
Flickers like CM 10 ??
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flickers were eliminated a week or so ago

[REQUEST] AOSP/CM10/etc buildbox donation thread [info inside]

PayPal here:
Any donations and/or support are greatly appreciated.​
11/14/12: withdrew monies from PayPal. Putting it towards purchases of some more hardware. Leaving the donation link up because this project could surely use much more support! Thanks to everyone who contributed so far!
10/30/12: made a quick update to the chipin site. Still working on getting the chipin site and Paypal to sync properly, but all donations are definitely showing in the Paypal, so no worries.
UPDATE: The first donation of up to $50 dollars, I will match with a donation of $50.
UPDATE 2: Due to popular demand, there will be a "learner box" created for those that want to "experiment" with development on a faster machine. There should be enough parts to put it together and have it running as we approach the current project goal.
This is the official buildbox support thread. Many of you are probably wondering what a buildbox is... I will try to explain without getting too far sidetracked!
---Purpose---​We are trying to raise money in support of multiple roms/devs. This is not for one particular dev, nor is it one particular rom. Consider this a donation to the community in which you are a part of. This is helping the devs have more resources at their disposal, and ultimately, helping you have a better rom! Please read below for more of an explanation.
---What is buildbox?---​For the open source community (CM10, Paranoid Android, CNA, etc), the roms are built from source. Doing this is not very easy, nor is it quick! It takes a lot of time and effort. I don't want to simply 'thank' the devs and leave it at that. So, I have made a contribution to the open source community. I have commited a powerful server to the devs that choose to use it for building open source roms.
Now you say, "So what... they could use their own computer and build roms..."
Yes, they could. However, look at this. For many devs (especially since ICS and above), the build times have increased significantly!! I'm talking 4+ hours in some cases! In steps the buildbox. The buildbox (in it's current condition) has cut most build times to between 20 and 30 mins.
Then you ask, "Why does that matter to me?" Well, the quicker the rom is done, the quicker we discover bugs, and, in turn, can FIX bugs! Think about it: If you were waiting in the lobby at the car dealership for some work to be done and it was going to take 3 hours to complete the work, you wait. You aren't getting anything done. Now, if you were able to speed the process up to 25 min, you could get much more done that day because you aren't stuck for over 3 hours!
---Why does this matter to you?---​Maybe more choices of roms, maybe nightlies of your favorite roms, maybe less bugs! A small donation toward our goal will help keep the hardware current and allow for the devs to get the great benefit of a powerful machine. Hard drive space is quickly filling up, the RAM is over full utilization, and other hardware improvements can be made.
PayPal here:
Any donations and/or support are greatly appreciated.​
Currently supported devs (a big thanks goes out to them and their work!): Phantomphreak53 (CM10 nightlies), kbizzle (Paranoid Android), and justlovejoy (CNA)
PS: If anyone is looking for more info, has suggestions, or is interested in the project, feel free to pm me. All of the devs can vouch for me (even a couple not listed here). This is a legitimate request. We are counting on the open source community to keep this project going strong.
tl;dr, support open source development and make a donation to the development tools!

This Dude Is Amazing In his efforts to contribute to the true meaning of AOSP for ALL!
Thank You! Without You CNA wouldnt have moved as fast as it did and my future ROM's
Hopefully too! Thank You Again Sir!

If I had the money to throw down on this I would definitely make a donation for this.
Not only would this help cut build times, this would also speed up the time it takes to sync repositories, depending on the connection that the build box has.
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I use to donate to Developers, because they spend time developing instead studying, hanging with friends or family etc.
But to be honest, and judging about other threads by you. This sounds more like: "i want a new computer" than "lets help the community".
I hope to be wrong.
Sent from my O=O

This is not a "I want to buy a new computer" type of thread.
This is a thread for donations to help keep his server up and running. Running a cloud based server for building from source requires a good internet connection, and I'm not talking 12, 20, or even 50Mbps... at the minimum it needs a good fiber connection with something like 100Mbps down and at a minimum 50Mbps up.
Just think of this, it is similar to a virtual machine you can run at home.. but you can have multiple sessions running at once. Justlovejoy could be doing something, slick_rick could be doing something, sbrissen, phantomphreak, etc. If one needs to do a sync of the repository, there would be plenty of bandwidth and processing power for all of the developers to do so.
With donations, he could go out and get more memory for making backups. He could set a cron job for something like 6 in the morning after the nightly builds complete to make a backup image of the entire build box. Our developers work is safe if there is ever any failure. That means less time reconfiguring build environment, syncing repositories, building, committing changes to github...
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No love for sbrissen? Pretty sure most (all?) of JB development is using part of his code or chris41g's

rovar said:
No love for sbrissen? Pretty sure most (all?) of JB development is using part of his code or chris41g's
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We would not have jellybean if it was not for sbrissen. End of story. All other developers are secondary.
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csmasn said:
I use to donate to Developers, because they spend time developing instead studying, hanging with friends or family etc.
But to be honest, and judging about other threads by you. This sounds more like: "i want a new computer" than "lets help the community".
I hope to be wrong.
Sent from my O=O
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I invite you to read the information contained in the link to the chipin site. I have tried to elaborate as much as possible to help everyone understand the purpose of this project. I am including a quote from the chipin site (which I plan to update with any future upgrades for the project):
basketthis said:
**Note: This box is used specifically for development. This is not my personal computer. I do not use it to play games, type papers, or do my taxes. It is completely maintained, updated, and kept running by me. On my own donated time and money. And is completely "owned" by others. I do not benefit from any of this directly. The community (users and devs) benefit from this project.**
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I hope that clears some things up for everyone ^
Mattix724 said:
This is not a "I want to buy a new computer" type of thread.
This is a thread for donations to help keep his server up and running. Running a cloud based server for building from source requires a good internet connection, and I'm not talking 12, 20, or even 50Mbps... at the minimum it needs a good fiber connection with something like 100Mbps down and at a minimum 50Mbps up.
Just think of this, it is similar to a virtual machine you can run at home.. but you can have multiple sessions running at once. Justlovejoy could be doing something, slick_rick could be doing something, sbrissen, phantomphreak, etc. If one needs to do a sync of the repository, there would be plenty of bandwidth and processing power for all of the developers to do so.
With donations, he could go out and get more memory for making backups. He could set a cron job for something like 6 in the morning after the nightly builds complete to make a backup image of the entire build box. Our developers work is safe if there is ever any failure. That means less time reconfiguring build environment, syncing repositories, building, committing changes to github...
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We hope to be able to invite more devs in the future. With more power, greater things come.
rovar said:
No love for sbrissen? Pretty sure most (all?) of JB development is using part of his code or chris41g's
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I appreciate everything that sbrissen and chris41g do!
Exit_Only said:
We would not have jellybean if it was not for sbrissen. End of story. All other developers are secondary.
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You are correct, we owe credit to sbrissen for jellbybean. These "secondary devs" have produced many good roms. They have allowed the community more choices. They actively work on fixes. They try to answer the communities requests. They provide you nightlies (for the flash-o-holics out there). It doesn't sound like you are giving these "secondary devs" as much credit as they are due.
This is a completely independent project. Without support from the community, it will be hard for these great devs to continue to put out the work that they do.

rovar said:
No love for sbrissen? Pretty sure most (all?) of JB development is using part of his code or chris41g's
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Exit_Only said:
We would not have jellybean if it was not for sbrissen. End of story. All other developers are secondary.
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Thats not the point of this thread. Everyone here knows sbrissen brought us JB and were all grateful for that.
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That's my point. Why is he not included into this?. Afaik he is the only one developing AOSP as the thread title indicates.
Tappin' Typin'

rovar said:
That's my point. Why is he not included into this?. Afaik he is the only one developing AOSP as the thread title indicates.
Tappin' Typin'
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AOSP stands for android open source project. All of the roms listed are not touchwiz. Hence, they are AOSP. Also, the thread doesn't ever "not include" sbrissen or others. It simply states the devs that use the buildbox that I have created. That is all stated in everything I have written. If you want to donate to sbrissen, that is your choice.

As basketthis has already said... this buildbox is not only limited to the devs that are currently using his server.
I would imagine if the resources like CPUs, RAM, and bandwidth allow for it... any dev that builds from source can use this option to build their source built roms. Even kernel devs such as Agat could use this option to build from source.
The sky is the limit to how many devs could take advantage of this, the only thing that is holding this back is contributions from the community. Instead of donating $5 to a dev, you could donate 3 or 4 and donate 1 or 2 to the build box fund... or you could just donate to the dev and the dev should donate for using the build box. Either way, there will be contributions to help keep the build box up and running.
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rovar said:
That's my point. Why is he not included into this?. Afaik he is the only one developing AOSP as the thread title indicates.
Tappin' Typin'
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Umm the point of this thread is for e4gt users to donate (if they want) to this build box so devs can put out their roms quicker and such. Nowhere does it say sbrissen isn't allowed to use it. If he wanted to use it I'm sure he could.
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Hmmmmmm how would one get this build box to try out? I kinda want to "tinker" with source building but my laptop sucks. The specs are horrible

Exit_Only said:
Hmmmmmm how would one get this build box to try out? I kinda want to "tinker" with source building but my laptop sucks. The specs are horrible
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You must challenge and defeat Chuck Norris at a game of thumb wars.
But, seriously, just trying to help out the badasses around here. If more resources become available, I will be happy to invite more.

I would make a donation to say sbrissen before i made a dination like this. This seems highly risky to me.
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Risky??? Your joking right? This is the type of thing the developers you are going to donate to will be using to build ROMs you are donating for...
This community has been scarred by people like SG...
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basketthis said:
You must challenge and defeat Chuck Norris at a game of thumb wars.
But, seriously, just trying to help out the badasses around here. If more resources become available, I will be happy to invite more.
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Its by invite only? No wonder. Fail.

If you can prove you are a good enough dev, you would get an invite to use this service.
How is that a fail? Are you expecting complete noobs to use this and waste resources? If someone wants to get their feet wet with development, run a virtual machine.
This service is for speeding up build times for experienced devs...
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Mattix724 said:
If you can prove you are a good enough dev, you would get an invite to use this service.
How is that a fail? Are you expecting complete noobs to use this and waste resources? If someone wants to get their feet wet with development, run a virtual machine.
This service is for speeding up build times for experienced devs...
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That's fine but it should be a service for everyone who wants to try to develop. I have a itch to learn but like I said I don't have a computer with enough hardware to build a source ROM with. So how can I "prove myself" to anyone. Either way I won't donate to something I got absolutely zero access too. That's just my 2 cents. I'm sure others feel the same.

[REQUEST] buildbox donation thread [info inside]

This is the official buildbox support thread. Many of you are probably wondering what a buildbox is... I will try to explain without getting too far sidetracked!
---Purpose---​We are trying to raise money in support of multiple roms/devs. This is not for one particular dev, nor is it one particular rom. Consider this a donation to the community in which you are a part of. This is helping the devs have more resources at their disposal, and ultimately, helping you have a better rom! Please read below for more of an explanation.
---What is buildbox?---​For the open source community (CM10, Paranoid Android, CNA, etc), the roms are built from source. Doing this is not very easy, nor is it quick! It takes a lot of time and effort. I don't want to simply 'thank' the devs and leave it at that. So, I have made a contribution to the open source community. I have commited a powerful server to the devs that choose to use it for building open source roms.
Now you say, "So what... they could use their own computer and build roms..."
Yes, they could. However, look at this. For many devs (especially since ICS and above), the build times have increased significantly!! I'm talking 4+ hours in some cases! In steps the buildbox. The buildbox (in it's current condition) has cut most build times to between 20 and 30 mins.
Then you ask, "Why does that matter to me?" Well, the quicker the rom is done, the quicker we discover bugs, and, in turn, can FIX bugs! Think about it: If you were waiting in the lobby at the car dealership for some work to be done and it was going to take 3 hours to complete the work, you wait. You aren't getting anything done. Now, if you were able to speed the process up to 25 min, you could get much more done that day because you aren't stuck for over 3 hours!
---Why does this matter to you?---​Maybe more choices of roms, maybe nightlies of your favorite roms, maybe less bugs! A small donation toward our goal will help keep the hardware current and allow for the devs to get the great benefit of a powerful machine. Hard drive space is quickly filling up, the RAM is over full utilization, and other hardware improvements can be made.
-=Current goal=-
buildbox project (must have flash).​PayPal here:
Any donations and/or support are greatly appreciated.​
Currently supported devs (a big thanks goes out to them and their work!): Phantomphreak53 (CM10 nightlies), kbizzle (Paranoid Android SG3 and SG2), and justlovejoy (CNA). These devs have great talents and more work to come. Support the project for them and for your own benefit.
PS: If anyone is looking for more info, has suggestions, or is interested in the project, feel free to pm me. All of the devs can vouch for me (even a couple not listed here). This is a legitimate request. We are counting on the open source community to keep this project going strong.
tl;dr, support open source development and make a donation to the development tools!

I use to donate to Developers, because they spend time developing instead studying, hanging with friends or family etc.
But to be honest, and judging about other threads by you. This sounds more like: "i want a new computer" than "lets help the community".
I hope to be wrong.

Yeah I'll donate when devs step forward using it. And there is a particular piece of hardware you can mention.. ..also couldn't were just use our if it doesn't exist try to start a opencl/direct compute gcc and so on? Hell air crack NG allows for networked opencl of 32 devices 1 high end graphics card is equal to more then 10 high end cpus
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csmasn said:
I use to donate to Developers, because they spend time developing instead studying, hanging with friends or family etc.
But to be honest, and judging about other threads by you. This sounds more like: "i want a new computer" than "lets help the community".
I hope to be wrong.
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Ok, basketthis first and foremost isn't trying to get a new computer. I personally use his box to build roms for two devices currently. If he hadn't provided the machine to turn my 4 hour build times into 30 min, I would be left standing with my d*ck in my hand, just trying to work with one device in a timely manner. A donation is simply that. So all I ask is that you don't come in here and bash him for just trying to give back to the community in his own way. It's his bandwidth and electronics we are using and over time, they will need to be paid for and upgraded. If you don't know the Devs or use their roms, that's fine but don't throw accusations around to try and deface a member of this great community.
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KBizzle said:
Ok, basketthis first and foremost isn't trying to get a new computer. I personally use his box to build roms for two devices currently. If he hadn't provided the machine to turn my 4 hour build times into 30 min, I would be left standing with my d*ck in my hand, just trying to work with one device in a timely manner. A donation is simply that. So all I ask is that you don't come in here and bash him for just trying to give back to the community in his own way. It's his bandwidth and electronics we are using and over time, they will need to be paid for and upgraded. If you don't know the Devs or use their roms, that's fine but don't throw accusations around to try and deface a member of this great community.
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And there is your Dev stepping forward
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If anyone has any questions or doubts, please click on the "chipin" link I have provided toward the bottom of the first post. There is more info there.

KBizzle said:
Ok, basketthis first and foremost isn't trying to get a new computer. I personally use his box to build roms for two devices currently. If he hadn't provided the machine to turn my 4 hour build times into 30 min, I would be left standing with my d*ck in my hand, just trying to work with one device in a timely manner. A donation is simply that. So all I ask is that you don't come in here and bash him for just trying to give back to the community in his own way. It's his bandwidth and electronics we are using and over time, they will need to be paid for and upgraded. If you don't know the Devs or use their roms, that's fine but don't throw accusations around to try and deface a member of this great community.
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You use his box. That cover it all.
Thank you. I was wrong and thats make me happy.
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The more understanding, the better. This tool is out there for the devs and we want to make it better so more devs can get involved. Who knows, it may be a dev that ends up developing for your next phone... The possibilities are endless with community involvement.

Received a donation. I've committed to match anyone else's donation up to 50 dollars. Would like to see this project continue. I will do everything I can to help. Can't wait to get my hands dirty on some upgrades for these devs! They deserve it!

Got the chipin/PayPal sites working together. The chipin site now reflects donation status.

Bump.
This guy is already hosting a build box for Kbizzle, which has made it easier to build his ROMs. I personally think this is well worth a donation, even if it's just $1...
Next time you donate to your favorite developer, send this guy a small donation to help keep the build boxes up and running.
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Thread Closed, links dead. OP can PM or report post if revival is necessary.

[ROM][UNOFFICIAL][CM12.1][5.1.1][ALPHA][KIWI][2/1/2016 security]

Preface:Lots of great developers have been bringing Cyanogenmod to the Honor 5X, but no one has posted any experimental builds for people to flash. Since I have been able to build CM with the sources other developers have kindly created, I would like to share builds for others to try out on their devices without having to setup an Android build environment.
I would like to clarify a few things:
These builds are UNOFFICIAL and may not be daily driver material.
I just build these ROMs from sources OTHER developers create. See credits below for developer list.
I cannot provide ETAs for the next build, new features, or anything else.
I have only tested these builds on KIW-24, so other variants might not support this ROM.
You are solely responsible for flashing this ROM along with any damage that might result from said flash. See the disclamer.
See post 1 for install instructions and downloads
See post 2 for screenshots and changelogs
Disclaimer: Voided warranties, bricked devices, rogue alarms at 2AM etc. are all your own problem. Neither any developer nor XDA is responsible for any unpleasantness that may result from using this ROM.
Credits:
@deadman96385
@CosmoDroid
@crpalmer
 @InkSlinger420
@EarlyMon
@wimbet
@Chainfire
Cyanogenmod
Google
And anyone else I might have missed. Let me know if I should add someone else to the credits.

To flash this ROM you need to:
Unlock bootloader and install TWRP
Boot into TWRP, perform wipe, and then flash ROM .zip and optional gapps *NOTE* non kiw-24 users see this post for information on flashing.
Reboot, and enjoy CM on the Honor 5X
Unofficial ROM Downloads:
3-10-16 - REMOVED by OP
Optional Gapps Downloads:
http://opengapps.org/ (ARM64, 5.1.1, Full)

Changelog:
3-10-16 - Initial build. (Tested) working features; wifi, BT, (some) data/LTE, normal phone features.
Known bugs:
No rear camera
No fingerprint sensor
No extra kernel features like Tap To Wake
Some cellular/data features may not work. I can't test this so check posts below to see if someone else can confirm.
Screenshots attached.

Del

Zakaria.R said:
Why is it kiw-24 specific ? I read on the other thread that it worked just fine on another variant
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I can only test on kiw-24. Another user has reported being able to flash ROM on kiw-22. If you or someone else can confirm that this will work on other variants, I'll update the OP.

Nothing was posted cause there is still things that need to be fixed...lol.. Bugs in builds suck..

Awesome! 40 days after US release. ( i know its been around these forums for a little while) but having a flash-able file is a big bonus. Any general working or not working info ?

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Nothing was posted cause there is still things that need to be fixed...lol.. Bugs in builds suck..
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I didn't mean to imply that other devs where in anyway at fault for no posted builds. I understand the desire to focus on fixing bugs rather than maintaining builds, but there a lot of people, myself included, that don't mind running buggy builds if we can get a taste of CM.
By the way, do you want me to add you to the credits?

eruji said:
Awesome! 40 days after US release. ( i know its been around these forums for a little while) but having a flash-able file is a big bonus. Any general working or not working info ?
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See post #3/reply #2

Bandit Development said:
I can only test on kiw-24. Another user has reported being able to flash ROM on kiw-22. If you or someone else can confirm that this will work on other variants, I'll update the OP.
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Thanks for replying fast man, actually I don't own the device yet, I was following the development here and thanks to you guys I might consider getting it, you made a big difference hope you keep on with this, your work is much appreciated :victory:

Bandit Development said:
I didn't mean to imply that other devs where in anyway at fault for no posted builds. I understand the desire to focus on fixing bugs rather than maintaining builds, but there a lot of people, myself included, that don't mind running buggy builds if we can get a taste of CM.
By the way, do you want me to add you to the credits?
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My deal is this... I also have builds of BrokenOs (my rom) for this device but i havent posted any for public use, for one reason...Respect... @crpalmer is doing 95% of the legwork for this device over there at CM and Im sure once hes ready and comfortable with where it is, he will announce builds somewhere for it....I think its both premature, and kinda crappy, to make public someones work before even they think its ready for public use.... My 2 cents... Oh, and i dont care about credit for anything..Im just a rom dev, i get enough for that....

InkSlinger420 said:
My deal is this... I also have builds of BrokenOs (my rom) for this device but i havent posted any for public use, for one reason...Respect... @crpalmer is doing 95% of the legwork for this device over there at CM and Im sure once hes ready and comfortable with where it is, he will announce builds somewhere for it....I think its both premature, and kinda crappy, to make public someones work before even they think its ready for public use.... My 2 cents... Oh, and i dont care about credit for anything..Im just a rom dev, i get enough for that....
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Thanks for your input. I certainly do respect @crpalmer along with all the other devs who have worked on this device, and I in no way want to detract from the fame/glory/respect they are due for all their hard work.
@crpalmer or any other dev, if you want me to remove this thread or change it in any way, please let me know. I don't want to step on anyone's toes. I was only trying to help others get a early taste of CM so they didn't have to build it themselves.

Appreciate the credit but I just fetch coffee and hound Huawei when necessary for devs doing actual work.
No harm removing me from the credits.

Thnx to all the devs trying real hard to get these awesome roms on our device.... Really appreciated
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Bandit Development said:
Thanks for your input. I certainly do respect @crpalmer along with all the other devs who have worked on this device, and I in no way want to detract from the fame/glory/respect they are due for all their hard work.
@crpalmer or any other dev, if you want me to remove this thread or change it in any way, please let me know. I don't want to step on anyone's toes. I was only trying to help others get a early taste of CM so they didn't have to build it themselves.
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Thank you @Bandit Development for the build. While I understand where @InkSlinger420 is coming from I much prefer the state of where @crpalmer has brough CM to over stock. I've been running this for about 4 hours. GPS works great, data and phone work great. Most importantly switching between apps doesn't draaaaaaaag.

Hopefully those responsible for the hard work on this rom will realize this wasn't an attempt to grab the spotlight, but rather a way to placate the masses. Also, needed or not, there is valuable information even in the few early posts because not everyone uses their phones the same way, so one person may never run into a bug that another person sees frequently.
Fingers crossed, but perhaps this thread will also limit the number of posts in the [Dev] thread asking when etc.......... I know I filled it with build questions which probably didn't belong there either. However, I'm trying to learn a little about rom development and one of the first steps to that is to be able to build the rom so you can test your tweaks, or at least see how someone else's changes affect the phone.

Bandit Development said:
I didn't mean to imply that other devs where in anyway at fault for no posted builds. I understand the desire to focus on fixing bugs rather than maintaining builds, but there a lot of people, myself included, that don't mind running buggy builds if we can get a taste of CM.
By the way, do you want me to add you to the credits?
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It would take me approximately 30 seconds to add automatic nightly builds to my autobuild server (I already generate some builds every night).
Consider that and the fact that I haven't done so as an indication of whether or not I thought builds should be posted right now...

crpalmer said:
It would take me approximately 30 seconds to add automatic nightly builds to my autobuild server (I already generate some builds every night).
Consider that and the fact that I haven't done so as an indication of whether or not I thought builds should be posted right now...
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Wow, didn't realize you have a server dedicated to building. Because of this, I did not know that you wanted to wait to post builds. Would you like me to ask an admin to remove this thread? I sincerely don't want to mess with your work, plans, or anything else.

Bandit Development said:
Wow, didn't realize you have a server dedicated to building. Because of this, I did not know that you wanted to wait to post builds. Would you like me to ask an admin to remove this thread? I sincerely don't want to mess with your work, plans, or anything else.
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You don't need to remove the thread, I am just pointing out that I don't think that the build is at a level of quality that represents well the work of CyanogenMod.

crpalmer said:
You don't need to remove the thread, I am just pointing out that I don't think that the build is at a level of quality that represents well the work of CyanogenMod.
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Well, I'm happy to let you take over cooking builds if you'd like. I certainly don't claim to be able to make quality builds.
I would really appreciate any tips/info you'd like to share that would improve my builds. I've been trying to learn how to fix bugs and contribute to the ROM development, but the task seems to be a rather undocumented and slow-going.