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*Copied from CM10 FAQ by RaphaelH1427.
ATTENTION: THESE BUILDS WITH KERNEL 3.0 ARE EXPERIMENTAL! QUARX IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR BRICKED PHONES, WORLD WAR, ALIEN INVASION, YOUR GIRLFRIEND CHEATING ON YOU OR ANYTHING!
Welcome to the support thread of Quarx's CM10.1!
[CM10.1] Android Jelly Bean 4.2 (By Quarx)
What is this thread for:
Here you can report all your problems of the Quarx's CM10.1 that you have and ask for help to see if it's solvable by others methods that doesn't include posting to the original rom thread.
This thread will be easier for him than look for all reports spreaded in the many pages of his thread, but remember, avoid flood!
Before adding your problem(s):
- Be sure to use the latest version of CM10.1! (Check here!)
- Be sure that your report is not already reported by someone, so use the search button.
Take a look here if you wanna know how to install the ROM, and few things like that: FAQ & FAQ 2 from CM10. :good:
BUG LIST:
Kernel 2.6: BT-Headset is a bit buggy, BT will not work if FM is enabled, some problems with 3G, video recording is not good.
Kernel 3.0: Low speed of USB mass-storage, display do not always wake after sleep, suspend not working correctly.
WHAT WORKS?
Kernel 2.6: Almost everything.
Kernel 3.0: SD-Card, Bluetooth, Torch, Leds, USB (all modes), HW Video decoding, Sensors, FM-Radio (only seek stations+RDS), Sound (only speaker).
WHAT DOESN'T WORKS?
Kernel 2.6: BT-Tethering, USB-Tethering
Kernel 3.0: Headset, BT-headset, FM-Radio sound, Phone, GPS, Camera, FM-TX, WiFi.
TIPS:
-Coming from CM7/CM9/CM10? Wipe Data!
-ALL BUILDS WITH KERNEL 3.0 UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE FROM QUARX ARE BUILDS FOR TESTING PURPOSES, SO IT'S NOT READY FOR DAILY USE!
-Need extra internal space? Use an Minimal Gapps! Download here. (Thanks to xinrag for the tip!)
Remember to not have a screenlock with more than 3x3 if u update from previous build , i had and couldnt put it in ...
Did a factory reset then , flashed 4.2 and gapps 4.2 , booted up first run.
Talk to speech crashes several times at first startup , baseband no good (im in Norway), very weak signal
zer0grav1ty said:
Remember to not have a screenlock with more than 3x3 if u update from previous build , i had and couldnt put it in ...
Did a factory reset then , flashed 4.2 and gapps 4.2 , booted up first run.
Talk to speech crashes several times at first startup , baseband no good (im in Norway), very weak signal
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Quarx recommended on Facebook to wipe data before updating. And like he said, almost everything doesn't work properly. So, not ready for daily use.
update..
Cant find SD card +settings crashes when you try to access storage..
"Quarx recommended on Facebook to wipe data before updating. And like he said, almost everything doesn't work properly. So, not ready for daily use."
True , a bit early for daily use
zer0grav1ty said:
update..
Cant find SD card +settings crashes when you try to access storage..
"Quarx recommended on Facebook to wipe data before updating. And like he said, almost everything doesn't work properly. So, not ready for daily use."
True , a bit early for daily use
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I also cannt find wifi,,,
Tjunkustc said:
I also cannt find wifi,,,
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Searching does not work, but you can connect manually. works for me.
Are minimal GAPPS 4.2 out there yet?
@Gafanhotz Good idea to creat a new thread for 4.2 :good:
mitchum67 said:
Searching does not work, but you can connect manually. works for me.
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For me too....
Sent from my MB526 using xda app-developers app
SD CARD can't be mount
zer0grav1ty said:
update..
Cant find SD card +settings crashes when you try to access storage..
"Quarx recommended on Facebook to wipe data before updating. And like he said, almost everything doesn't work properly. So, not ready for daily use."
True , a bit early for daily use
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SD CARD can't be mount. me too . Defy MB525
yangvincent said:
SD CARD can't be mount. me too . Defy MB525
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Quarx will solve that in the next build don't worry. It's not working for anyone. It's just a Demo rom so please wait until master quarx releases a daily usable rom.
Sent from my MB526 using xda premium
New unofficial version
After install some times in nany ways and settings I confirmed that new 4.2 version is good for defy hardware and custom kernel.
I still worry when Quarx2k implements the CM feautures if this is bug the rom.
But now...
1 - With or without gapps (4.2 or 4.1.2) the initial settings show erros.
2 - GSM signal is very weak, but phone tottaly functional.
3 - Widgets are not full sized on screen ( all go to left on screen).
4 - Phone with lot of memory and flows very good.
Where can I download gapps 4.2?
I hope the data dropouts i have in CM10 will be solved in CM10.1 but dont have my hopes up to high because they been there so long now that i dont even know when they started, might have been already on CM9 but im not sure.
Another thing that worries me a bit is that the system space is not big enough while internal storage atleast for me is on over 1GB, possible to make the system space bigger?
Cheers?
morteza-25 said:
Where can I download gapps 4.2?
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Read the first post of CM10.1 of Quarx2k in Development Section
FlashTec80 said:
I hope the data dropouts i have in CM10 will be solved in CM10.1 but dont have my hopes up to high because they been there so long now that i dont even know when they started, might have been already on CM9 but im not sure.
Another thing that worries me a bit is that the system space is not big enough while internal storage atleast for me is on over 1GB, possible to make the system space bigger?
Cheers?
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We can't resize system rom, because we have locked bootloader & i think 2ndboot will not help. Solution - unistall not need system apps, hint: unistall CMWallpapers - it will free about 10MB in SROM
Could this app solve the SD problem?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1652079
Gafanhotz said:
Quarx recommended on Facebook to wipe data before updating. And like he said, almost everything doesn't work properly. So, not ready for daily use.
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can you send me the facebook link? thanks!
sorry for off topic
Why quarx named cm 10.1 as unofficial build but cm 10 is also not official but he dint named it as unofficial builds.
mothy1025 said:
sorry for off topic
Why quarx named cm 10.1 as unofficial build but cm 10 is also not official but he dint named it as unofficial builds.
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What's the point of this question??
You are in a stupid confusion!
Both are UNOFFICIAL ( Who cares though )
I don't want a tapatalk sig!
I'm looking for a stable Android 4.0 or above ROM which can be flashed using Odin. Any threads or links?
zacszy said:
I'm looking for a stable Android 4.0 or above ROM which can be flashed using Odin. Any threads or links?
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Well I am not aware of any 4.0 or above ROMs that can be flashed via ODIN. I am sure if any developer wants, they may be able to do it but I really think that flashing via recovery is always a better choice compared to ODIN. I see no advantage for ODIN flash...
Do you mind telling me why do you need odin flash???
Well..
thearif said:
Well I am not aware of any 4.0 or above ROMs that can be flashed via ODIN. I am sure if any developer wants, they may be able to do it but I really think that flashing via recovery is always a better choice compared to ODIN. I see no advantage for ODIN flash...
Do you mind telling me why do you need odin flash???
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Well, I'm more familiar with Odin flashing compared to recovery mode, and it's a whole lot easier compared to other flashing methods. I don't find that the recovery mode is easy to understand, so you mind to provide me the steps (better if they are easier to understand and follow) and also a link to a stable Android 4.0 Rom?
zacszy said:
Well, I'm more familiar with Odin flashing compared to recovery mode, and it's a whole lot easier compared to other flashing methods. I don't find that the recovery mode is easy to understand, so you mind to provide me the steps (better if they are easier to understand and follow) and also a link to a stable Android 4.0 Rom?
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Do you have root access on your phone? Every step is actually quite easy to follow. There are really good guides on both general and development sections. But beforewe delve into howto's you should clarify what constitutes STABLE for you...
We have ICS (4.04) as well as JB ( 4.1.2 and 4.2.2) in the development section. All are pretty good but here and there they may have some bugs. Just go to their threads check them out. On the very first page of a ROM thread what works and what doesn't are listed. Decide whether you can live with one of them then we can talk about howto's.
I recommend CM9, CM10 and CM10.1 all from the developer arco68...
OHHH with a custom recovery, you don't even need a computer to flash a new ROM. That surely is a bonus...
Sent from my GT-I8150 using xda app-developers app
Okay..
thearif said:
Do you have root access on your phone? Every step is actually quite easy to follow. There are really good guides on both general and development sections. But beforewe delve into howto's you should clarify what constitutes STABLE for you...
We have ICS (4.04) as well as JB ( 4.1.2 and 4.2.2) in the development section. All are pretty good but here and there they may have some bugs. Just go to their threads check them out. On the very first page of a ROM thread what works and what doesn't are listed. Decide whether you can live with one of them then we can talk about howto's.
I recommend CM9, CM10 and CM10.1 all from the developer arco68...
OHHH with a custom recovery, you don't even need a computer to flash a new ROM. That surely is a bonus...
Sent from my GT-I8150 using xda app-developers app
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I have root access on my phone. Well, I don't see the ROM thread that you mentioned. Stable means that the ROM is not easy to crash or eats up my RAM even when I'm not using it, while common bugs are still acceptable if they can be fixed (I can't find threads from arco68, so I don't know what you mean by his CM9 and all those so...)
Hope you can enlighten me more about this recovery method and the difference between the CMs (if possible, also include any differences between ICS and JB b'coz I don't know which one to choose)
Recovery is super easy:
Download the zip and put it on your SD (internal or external, makes no difference)
Then turn of your phone
Press and hold Volume up + Power button + home button
Once the screen turns on, release the power button, but keep holding onto the other two
Then the recovery menu shows up
choose install zip from SD
select the zip and hit install
finished
Here are the links, with more detailed instruction on how to do it
CM10.1
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2214042
CM10
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1990795
CM9
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1576874
Ups and downs?
Are there any down sides regarding the CM9 mod? And can I change the shortcuts on the lockscreen if I install CM9?
And also, what is CWM actually? I don't understand from the FAQs in the forums or other sites, so can you tell me what CWM is (CWM5 or CWM6) and how to access or install that?
Sorry, I'm really considered a total newbie in this sort of stuff 8(>o<)8
zacszy said:
Are there any down sides regarding the CM9 mod? And can I change the shortcuts on the lockscreen if I install CM9?
And also, what is CWM actually? I don't understand from the FAQs in the forums or other sites, so can you tell me what CWM is (CWM5 or CWM6) and how to access or install that?
Sorry, I'm really considered a total newbie in this sort of stuff 8(>o<)8
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Its a kind of recovery, called ClockworkMOD. Now its the 6.0.3.0 version if I'm not wrong...
Linky: here
Okay, the process of installation of a custom recovery is tedious. Link: here DO NOT USE THE FILES IN THIS PAGE. JUST THE INSTRUCTIONS.
Now, flash the ROM (any of the three is fine. I personally recommend CM9 or 10 cus its in its RC stages, which means Resource... something)
The instructions is on the ROM page itself. And you're done. I or arco are not held responsible if your phone is screwed up in the process (very little chance) or
if your heart fails because its loading for a longer period than it should be.
HAVE FUN!
Sent from my 4.1 running Galaxy W.
iDelta said:
Now its the 6.0.3.0 version if I'm not mistaken.
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In CM9, I see that the ClockworkMod needed is 5.5.xxxx, so wouldn't CM9 crash if i use the 6.0.3.0 version instead of 5.5.xxxx?
And also, does the CM9 have any bugs? Because I saw some in the posts by people about CM10 but not CM9 (refer to links of above comments)
Anyway, it is a pleasure to receive help from you and the person above.
zacszy said:
In CM9, I see that the ClockworkMod needed is 5.5.xxxx, so wouldn't CM9 crash if i use the 6.0.3.0 version instead of 5.5.xxxx?
And also, does the CM9 have any bugs? Because I saw some in the posts by people about CM10 but not CM9 (refer to links of above comments)
Anyway, it is a pleasure to receive help from you and the person above.
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Well obviously, since its a custom ROM, its bound to have bugs. There's no such thing as a "perfect" ROM. And I have 6.0.1.something CWM and I have flashed every single ROM, from 9-10.1. So it shouldn't be a problem.
Sent from my 4.1 running Galaxy W.
zacszy said:
In CM9, I see that the ClockworkMod needed is 5.5.xxxx, so wouldn't CM9 crash if i use the 6.0.3.0 version instead of 5.5.xxxx?
And also, does the CM9 have any bugs? Because I saw some in the posts by people about CM10 but not CM9 (refer to links of above comments)
Anyway, it is a pleasure to receive help from you and the person above.
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Man, if you want a stable rom, buy another phone.
iDelta said:
Well obviously, since its a custom ROM, its bound to have bugs. There's no such thing as a "perfect" ROM.
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I believe I have caused some misinterpretation here. What I mean is that I want to know if there is anything that's not working in CM9. The stuff below is found from the CM9 thread.
What's working:
Audio
Receiving and making calls
GPS
Compass
Proximity sensor
Wifi
Bluetooth
USB mass storage
HW accelerated gui
HW accelerated video
Camera
Torch
Wifi and USB tethering
There isn't anything that's not shown as "not working", so I'm asking you about it just for confirmation.
If there isn't anything, I will flash CM9 soon. :laugh:
zacszy said:
I believe I have caused some misinterpretation here. What I mean is that I want to know if there is anything that's not working in CM9. The stuff below is found from the CM9 thread.
What's working:
Audio
Receiving and making calls
GPS
Compass
Proximity sensor
Wifi
Bluetooth
USB mass storage
HW accelerated gui
HW accelerated video
Camera
Torch
Wifi and USB tethering
There isn't anything that's not shown as "not working", so I'm asking you about it just for confirmation.
If there isn't anything, I will flash CM9 soon. :laugh:
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Everything works fine.
For CM9 for sure.
Madzix said:
Everything works fine.
For CM9 for sure.
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Yeah, CM9 is like the most stable out of the three... hardly any bugs
Sent from my 4.1 running Galaxy W.
iDelta said:
Its a kind of recovery, called ClockworkMOD. Now its the 6.0.3.0 version if I'm not wrong...
Linky: here
Okay, the process of installation of a custom recovery is tedious. Link: here DO NOT USE THE FILES IN THIS PAGE. JUST THE INSTRUCTIONS.
Now, flash the ROM (any of the three is fine. I personally recommend CM9 or 10 cus its in its RC stages, which means Resource... something)
The instructions is on the ROM page itself. And you're done. I or arco are not held responsible if your phone is screwed up in the process (very little chance) or
if your heart fails because its loading for a longer period than it should be.
HAVE FUN!
Sent from my 4.1 running Galaxy W.
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I just noticed something in your post. Just to clarify, RC mean "Release Candidate" not resource something... Just so you know. First alpha's come, then beta's, and right before a FINAL version is released in which most of the bugs are squashed, a release candidate comes to make sure everything is working. If for example, no bugs remain in a release candidate, it is renamed to FINAL as far as I know
However, there are different understanding of these names on the internet. For example, for some, once a product is in a BETA phase, no more new features added from there on. However, that may not be true for CM releases here, I am not sure.
and @zacszy, both CM9 and CM10 are pretty stable. I have not encountered any show stopping bugs but that maybe because of the way I use my phone, as I dont play games. I use it mostly for productivity, internet surfing, couple of youtube videos, music...
Try them all. I am sure you will pick one that suits your needs..
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both CM9 and CM10 are pretty stable. I have not encountered any show stopping bugs but that maybe because of the way I use my phone, as I dont play games. I use it mostly for productivity, internet surfing, couple of youtube videos, music...
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Really appreciate your help @thearif and I would definitely try them out before really settling in with the CM I want
thearif said:
I just noticed something in your post. Just to clarify, RC mean "Release Candidate" not resource something... Just so you know. First alpha's come, then beta's, and right before a FINAL version is released in which most of the bugs are squashed, a release candidate comes to make sure everything is working. If for example, no bugs remain in a release candidate, it is renamed to FINAL as far as I know
However, there are different understanding of these names on the internet. For example, for some, once a product is in a BETA phase, no more new features added from there on. However, that may not be true for CM releases here, I am not sure.
and @zacszy, both CM9 and CM10 are pretty stable. I have not encountered any show stopping bugs but that maybe because of the way I use my phone, as I dont play games. I use it mostly for productivity, internet surfing, couple of youtube videos, music...
Try them all. I am sure you will pick one that suits your needs..
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Thanks for the definition. Just saying, you can't call it fully stable cuz .... well that's impossible. It is only nearly stable.... you may have not said it but I'm just saying. Haha
Can your single core run 4.1? My Galaxy W can! That's how I sent this!
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Really appreciate your help @thearif and I would definitely try them out before really settling in with the CM I want
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Good luck :thumbup:
Can your single core run 4.1? My Galaxy W can! That's how I sent this!
Because of all the slowdowns in kitkat, I decided to give ICS another try.
Specs:
-Based on CyanogenMod 9
-With Mackay kernel (updated to 3.0.101, updated governors & schedulers, XL RAM some other nice stuff):
https://github.com/kasperhettinga/samsung-kernel-aries/commits/mackay-cm9-2014
-TWRP 2.2.2.0
-no 720p possible, XLMem (do not ask for other flavours, I just make a one-flavour option tuned for smoothness)
Download:
https://s.basketbuild.com/devs/kasperhettinga/sgs/rom/pre-KK//
Gapps:
http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-ics-20120429-signed.zip
This are the latest official gapps. Newer gapps can be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.om/showpost.php?p=50748003&postcount=135
(I haven't tested this package, I also don't think latest gapps is relevant, as gapps get updated through Play Store anyway)
Install:
-From existing CM9: install on top + flash gapps
-From any jellybean ROM: you can try to install it on top, but it may result in bootloops, requiring flashing GB through Odin (see below for next steps). Flash ROM. Flash gapps.
-From stock Samsung GB: install CF-ROOT-CWM kernel, or any other CWM containing kernel. Flash ROM. Flash gapps.
You need to flash gapps on every new build, backup/restore of gapps does not work yet!
If you have space issues, you can use a solution to bind /datadata to /data partition:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50653795&postcount=55
THIS IS NOT AN ADVICE TO DO THIS! I do not like this solution, as it will slow down your phone (especially with the slow internal memory chip). And it goes against my lean & mean philosophy for this ROM. Therefore: please think well before doing this!
Source code:
Codebase:
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android/tree/ics
Kernel:
https://github.com/kasperhettinga/samsung-kernel-aries/tree/mackay-cm9-2014
Are there any cherrypicks from CM10/11 or other aosp based builds to this interesting project?
woah .! ?
Few bugs:
1. About Phone - CM Upader = FC Settings
2. Preformence = No schedular option
Runs smooth and excellent.
great works great perfomance
kasper_h said:
Because of all the slowdowns in kitkat, I decided to give ICS another try.
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Wow, that was totally unexpected! Thank you very much! @kasper_h I was wondering: does your rom use the older partition layout, that was introduced in ics, which caused datadata to be full, or the jb one? It would be awesome if you switched to the newer partition layout *.*
everb00b said:
Are there any cherrypicks from CM10/11 or other aosp based builds to this interesting project?
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No, i want to keep the ROM simple and light-weight.
everb00b said:
Few bugs:
1. About Phone - CM Upader = FC Settings
2. Preformence = No schedular option
Runs smooth and excellent.
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1 will solve in future update
2 ics never had. Requires more than a single patch I believe.
octolith said:
Wow, that was totally unexpected! Thank you very much! @kasper_h I was wondering: does your rom use the older partition layout, that was introduced in ics, which caused datadata to be full, or the jb one? It would be awesome if you switched to the newer partition layout *.*
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You remember it wrong
ICS always had a small system & small datadata partition, both on the fast Onenand. This was actually the fastest layout I ever worked with. The changes in layout all happened in jellybean. And I will not start using jellybean partition layouts: I strive for speed and simplicity, which fits perfectly with the ICS layout.
Verstuurd van mijn Nexus 5
@kasper_h I have 3 questions:
1. No 720p support at all or only 720p recording is disabled but 720p playback still works?
2. If there's no Performance->Scheduler option in ICS, can schedulers be selected using other ways?
3. zRAM , KSM are still there ? (sorry I am used to your KK kernel)
Ty!
idCyber said:
@kasper_h I have 3 questions:
1. No 720p support at all or only 720p recording is disabled but 720p playback still works?
2. If there's no Performance->Scheduler option in ICS, can schedulers be selected using other ways?
3. zRAM , KSM are still there ? (sorry I am used to your KK kernel)
Ty!
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1. 720 playback should work, but I didn't check and I don't have my phone here now
2. Yes, any cpu tuning app like nstools can be used
3. zRAM is on the to-do list, KSM should already work
kasper_h said:
ICS always had a small system & small datadata partition, both on the fast Onenand. This was actually the fastest layout I ever worked with.
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Alright then I have a problem though: I can't donwload any apps from the Play Store, also, it won't update itself. The error I get when I try to download something is 403
WOOOHOO!
My dreams came true, it actually happened!
You know, I was testing out CM9 a few times and I noticed huge improvements in smoothness and stuff like that, but the most impressive thing that I realised was that the chrome browser was not lagging at all! I think this means something!
I just have a few questions:
Is it possible to port CMA here? (it's not really necessary, I'm just wondering)
Aaand what about all those super cool features from Omni ROMs? Is there any way to port those? (again it's not necessary at all, I'm just asking)
Anyway I hope the development of this ROM will continue. Going to install this right away! :laugh: :good: :good:
If you'll continue working on this ROM and we'll continue using it, we can make together the fastest and the best ROM ever made for our SGS, I believe!
The guys. Collect this ROM for Vibrant. Please!
Wow, our aging i9000 gets an encore ICS build!
What a joy! I will try!
I have a question regarding my old official CM9 nandroid backup done with Semaphore 1.3.0: is it worth trying to advanced restore only its data with Sema 1.3.0 to this ROM, and then flash this ROM over it to retain Mackay kernel back and my beloved TWRP with it?
octolith said:
Alright then I have a problem though: I can't donwload any apps from the Play Store, also, it won't update itself. The error I get when I try to download something is 403
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Google Play Store is not updating itself aswell. Got the same problem with 403 . Coming from Android 4.4.2, I've flashed an Android 4.3.1 kernel, reboot to recovery, flashed CM9 twice, full wipe with system format, flashed Mackay CM9 and ICS gapps. Full wiped and system format, flashed the ROM again with gapps and the 403 error was still there. Then I've tried to go back to CM11 and the 403 error persisted.
Went back to stock GB and rooted it using Odin3 and then flashed Mackay CM9 and ICS gapps, now 403 is not showing up but another error appeared (921) and I've tried to clear data for Download Manager, Google Play Store, Google Services Framework, removed my Google Account and rebooted. Then I've re-added the Google Account and now the 403 error reappeared.
@kasper_h got any ideas ?
kogli said:
WOOOHOO!
My dreams came true, it actually happened!
You know, I was testing out CM9 a few times and I noticed huge improvements in smoothness and stuff like that, but the most impressive thing that I realised was that the chrome browser was not lagging at all! I think this means something!
I just have a few questions:
Is it possible to port CMA here? (it's not really necessary, I'm just wondering)
Aaand what about all those super cool features from Omni ROMs? Is there any way to port those? (again it's not necessary at all, I'm just asking)
Anyway I hope the development of this ROM will continue. Going to install this right away! :laugh: :good: :good:
If you'll continue working on this ROM and we'll continue using it, we can make together the fastest and the best ROM ever made for our SGS, I believe!
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-CMA is not worth it, would hardly give more free RAM.
-Due to major overhauls in Android between ICS->JB->KitKat it will be nearly impossible to port anything back. Also, my motto for this ROM is lean & mean.
Martin_Devil said:
The guys. Collect this ROM for Vibrant. Please!
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I never build ROMs for devices I do not own, sorry.
tetakpatak said:
Wow, our aging i9000 gets an encore ICS build!
What a joy! I will try!
I have a question regarding my old official CM9 nandroid backup done with Semaphore 1.3.0: is it worth trying to advanced restore only its data with Sema 1.3.0 to this ROM, and then flash this ROM over it to retain Mackay kernel back and my beloved TWRP with it?
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Yes, that should work fine.
idCyber said:
Google Play Store is not updating itself aswell. Got the same problem with 403 . Coming from Android 4.4.2, I've flashed an Android 4.3.1 kernel, reboot to recovery, flashed CM9 twice, full wipe with system format, flashed Mackay CM9 and ICS gapps. Full wiped and system format, flashed the ROM again with gapps and the 403 error was still there. Then I've tried to go back to CM11 and the 403 error persisted.
Went back to stock GB and rooted it using Odin3 and then flashed Mackay CM9 and ICS gapps, now 403 is not showing up but another error appeared (921) and I've tried to clear data for Download Manager, Google Play Store, Google Services Framework, removed my Google Account and rebooted. Then I've re-added the Google Account and now the 403 error reappeared. @kasper_h got any ideas ?
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My play store is working and was updated automatically. I could manually install apps, and some gapps (TTS, Search) were updated fine as well. Maybe try deleting Play Store data, as that seems like the best way in any Android revision to solve Play Store issues.
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My play store is working and was updated automatically. I could manually install apps, and some gapps (TTS, Search) were updated fine as well. Maybe try deleting Play Store data, as that seems like the best way in any Android revision to solve Play Store issues.
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That didn't work for me.
I tried to:
-delete Play Store data
-reflash rom & gapps
-manually update Play Store & then try to install apps, delete Play Store data
-etc,etc, nothing helped.
Now I'm trying another gapps package.
EDIT: Success! The updated 4.0.4 gapps package from this thread works for me: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2294152
octolith said:
EDIT: Success! The updated ICS gapps package from this thread works for me: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1796675
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But it is the same Gapps version like recommended one here in the OP
tetakpatak said:
But it is the same Gapps version like recommended one here in the OP
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Sorry, wrong link! Corrected
ICS is the best choice ever ! Agree here too !
kogli said:
WOOOHOO!
My dreams came true, it actually happened!
You know, I was testing out CM9 a few times and I noticed huge improvements in smoothness and stuff like that, but the most impressive thing that I realised was that the chrome browser was not lagging at all! I think this means something!
I just have a few questions:
Is it possible to port CMA here? (it's not really necessary, I'm just wondering)
Aaand what about all those super cool features from Omni ROMs? Is there any way to port those? (again it's not necessary at all, I'm just asking)
Anyway I hope the development of this ROM will continue. Going to install this right away! :laugh: :good: :good:
If you'll continue working on this ROM and we'll continue using it, we can make together the fastest and the best ROM ever made for our SGS, I believe!
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Why dont make 4.4 fastest :/
I have tested these roms on my find 7a and they work great. I'm not sure of these will work with find 7 so please do a nand backup and report back in the thread if it works. Credits to the devs for these releases.
Asylum_Omni
AOKP Official Nightlies
NamelessROM Nightlies
Asylum-omni!
That reminds me of my Note 1 days. Deff getting this now.... Is there an asylum thread about?
shure2 said:
Asylum-omni!
That reminds me of my Note 1 days. Deff getting this now.... Is there an asylum thread about?
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I found the roms by browsing goo.im but I don't think there are any threads for either rom besides this one for now
uppon2 said:
I found the roms by browsing goo.im but I don't think there are any threads for either rom besides this one for now
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Thanks for sharing. I know Chas has set up a thread or two on XDA before so I'll patiently wait for him to start one up.
Anyone tried this?http://androxfer.in/get.php?p=AOKP-....zip&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=pulsenews
Apparently it works on 7a
I will give it a shot now
Edit* This appears to be the same as the one I linked in the OP but a newer build from Dirk. I am assuming this has now gone in to an official status as I can find it on the AOKP site. OP has been updated with the official site being the link - Thank you for pointing it out as it has now made me realise it was official! - I remember seeing a post from Dirk on Google+ about it being supported but I had forgotten to keep an eye out on the actual AOKP site.
Also added official CM nightlies to OP
Do any of this work with the Find7 (not 7a)?
jampola said:
Do any of this work with the Find7 (not 7a)?
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I'm not sure. You could make a nand backup then try if you want. I think as soon as there is an AOSP rom built for the find 7 QHD you could use the kernel from that and put it in roms built for find 7a and everything should be fine. Until then it might not function at 100 percent.
Thanks for posting the links dude!
So the AOKP nightly for the FInd 7, that's for the "Find 7" not the 7a? And is it for the 9077? AOKP doesn't specify the device model
Cheers
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Thanks for posting the links dude!
So the AOKP nightly for the FInd 7, that's for the "Find 7" not the 7a? And is it for the 9077? AOKP doesn't specify the device model
Cheers
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Well Dirk Rettschlag has mentioned it here as the Find 7 but I have used the version displayed in the screenshot from his G+ plus the release on the official AOKP site which also lists it as Find 7 on my Find 7a and it works perfectly. Do a nand backup and have a shot at testing it?
DOES IT WORK?
Find 7 (x9076) compatibility?
Is it compatible with the QHD Find 7?
Anyone having SU issues on the latest Nameless nightly?
JRW 28 said:
Anyone having SU issues on the latest Nameless nightly?
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What issues are you facing?
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What issues are you facing?
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SuperSU kept force closing and was non responsive at all both times I installed the ROM on clean installs. Could get no root features or root apps to work?
I've seen this before as SuperSU needed the binaries updated but I could get no progress with it??
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SuperSU kept force closing and was non responsive at all both times I installed the ROM on clean installs. Could get no root features or root apps to work?
I've seen this before as SuperSU needed the binaries updated but I could get no progress with it??
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Try downloading superuser by clockwork and busybox by Stephen and use those and see how that plays out
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Try downloading superuser by chainfire and busybox by Stephen and use those and see how that plays out
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Didn't even think about that. Thanks. Running C-Rom right now as I liked it on my S4. Just getting used to this phone. A big upgrade from the S4!
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Didn't even think about that. Thanks. Running C-Rom right now as I liked it on my S4. Just getting used to this phone. A big upgrade from the S4!
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I liked C-Rom but it gave me issues installing it. Every time I tried to run it it would not pass the boot animation; after 10 minutes of it sitting there the same thing would happen on reboot. The only way I got it to work was by dirty flashing over the top of itself. After installing all of my apps i went to reboot and upon pressing and holding the power button it forced a hot reboot that would not pass the boot animation. I gave up after trying this a few times. I didn't report this to the dev as he has lots of stuff going on.
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I liked C-Rom but it gave me issues installing it. Every time I tried to run it it would not pass the boot animation; after 10 minutes of it sitting there the same thing would happen on reboot. The only way I got it to work was by dirty flashing over the top of itself. After installing all of my apps i went to reboot and upon pressing and holding the power button it forced a hot reboot that would not pass the boot animation. I gave up after trying this a few times. I didn't report this to the dev as he has lots of stuff going on.
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Had similar issues first time I tried booting C-Rom. When I seen Nameless on the Oppo forums their instructions added wipe system after full wipe an it seems to be working good like that. I now factory reset, then wipe system, dalvik and cache under advanced and it seems to be working fine like that
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Had similar issues first time I tried booting C-Rom. When I seen Nameless on the Oppo forums their instructions added wipe system after full wipe an it seems to be working good like that. I now factory reset, then wipe system, dalvik and cache under advanced and it seems to be working fine like that
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I have always formatted system. Most roms will have it in the script but I have always done it manually
CM-14.0 UNOFFICIAL for Find7 by Wuxianlin
This is only for chinese storage unification(havent test yet in other storage layout)
FLASH IN YOUR OWN RISK IM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR YOU ALL GONNA DO...!!!!
Builds being update in the second post...
Chinese unification, nice tutorial made by @alexander Tashi -> here
This is for Find7a but work on Find7s to
This is for chinese storage partition(Only test in this layout), and i dont know if it work on other layouts like Stock/LVM/Coldbird, you all have to test it for yourselfs
The daily base work
GPS
WIFI
4G/LTE
COMPASS
and others...
BLUETOOTH can detect and connect but the sound is yet came out from the phone...
I have flash oppocamera work less the HDcamera
Flash the A.R.I.S.E. AUDITORY RESEARCH IN SOUND ENHANCEMENT work(havent test yet maxxaudio)
You can use has daily driver...
Ps.: since this use CM kernel is possible that you may have reboots... :\
New build:
cm-14.1-20161127-UNOFFICIAL-find7 / MIRROR
cm-14.1-20161201-UNOFFICIAL-find7
please correct link to chinese storage partition guide
and the mega links in initial post (they do not work!)
der_Kief said:
please correct link to chinese storage partition guide
and the mega links in initial post (they do not work!)
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Working now....
Awesome! I'm trying
Ok so I tried this rom finally! Here's my feedback:
First of all I'm a bit confused why is this called cyanogenmod 14, because its not cm. It looks like the vanilla aosp from a one plus device or maybe nexus. It has no cm features.
Secondly like stated in the op this is indeed for chinese storage. I can confirm lvm does not work.
Stock gallery does not show all the picture folders. However quickpic from playstore works fine.
Music players can't detect songs on my sd card. But I can play them from file explorer.
I didn't test bluetooth for now.
Other than these things, this is really smooth and stable for an initial test build. So kudos to the dev for bringing N so quickly for our devices! You can use this as a daily driver
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You can use this as a daily driver
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you should be carefully with such a statement
DemonDroid_97 said:
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First of all I'm a bit confused why is this called cyanogenmod 14, because its not cm. It looks like the vanilla aosp from a one plus device or maybe nexus. It has no cm features. ...
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This this builds are made with cm kernel and little by little they start to have the CM features heheheheh
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you should be carefully with such a statement
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For me has daily driver or minimum requirements for use phone at least they need to have GPS/LTE/WIFI and that 3 thinks are working and im using for 3 days
New build is UP for download in the 2nd post
cm-14.0-20160905-UNOFFICIAL-find7.zip
EDIT: It seems the dev add camera, music player and audiofx to this build
Is supported new LCD?
Injected said:
This this builds are made with cm kernel and little by little they start to have the CM features heheheheh
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A question about chinese unification: after installing the ROM, do I need to install the unified partition patch for CM based ROM's?
Thanks for your help.
javier.pc said:
A question about chinese unification: after installing the ROM, do I need to install the unified partition patch for CM based ROM's?
Thanks for your help.
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NO, you dont need, beucase this rom already made for chinese partition
other than mega?
harsaad said:
other than mega?
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I can try put google drive....
im from omni.. with LVM... this rom not supported LVM?
eureka9092000 said:
im from omni.. with LVM... this rom not supported LVM?
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No.... This only for chinese storage partition
How can the phone be formatted for the chinese storage partition? I've tried to follow the guide however there are dead links for the tools required
mada360 said:
How can the phone be formatted for the chinese storage partition? I've tried to follow the guide however there are dead links for the tools required
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All links working fine from here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=64149659&postcount=3
DemonDroid_97 said:
All links working fine from here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=64149659&postcount=3
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Looks like the Russian one is working for me, hopefully it doesn't stop mid download! Thanks for your help
Just to confirm process from RR with LVM would be;
1) Use tools to perform chinese unify (Should wipe entire device)
2) Flash TWRP
3) Flash the new CM14 Rom, gapps and all that good stuff
4) Profit???
Ok well I'm flashing the rom now and everything has gone through without issue! the tool only took about 2:50 for me.
For anyone trying to get English in twrp, second from bottom on the right and then select the globe icon at the top
Please, can someone explain the difference between chinese storage partition and LVM? Not technically, of course. I want to know about partitions and their sizes.
Thanks again.
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Please, can someone explain the difference between chinese storage partition and LVM? Not technically, of course. I want to know about partitions and their sizes.
Thanks again.
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From what I can tell the LVM method is a linux storage method that allows data to be stored in a varying sized partition by allowing on the fly resizing. The chinese method of dealing with the sotorage partition looks pretty much the same, if you look at the free app storage space it will be only around 100mb or less, but as you install more apps more space is allocated so it appears there is the entire device storage available.
I would assume the only difference would be in the way the Rom sees and interacts with the device storage. But on the most part there doesn't seem to be any real world issues, everything seems to work great and I wouldn't know it wasn't running on the LVM partition.