Hello fellow android lovers!
Recently I've been researching on card emulation using NFC equipped devices. I learned that it is possible using nfcProxy on cyanogenmod 9 (one of the nightly releases). Since some time has passed and CM 13 is available, I was wondering if it is possible to use it instead. I am using an HTC ONE M8 with a custom ROM.
Thanks to everyone in advanced for answers !
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So, I am using MultiROM and used it to install Cyanogenmod 11 Snapshot M8. However, it took almost 15 minuted to boot up into the OS. Furthermore, When I installed gapps, the UI too, became horribly laggy. Any Advice/Solution?
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DEVICE:
Rooted (Towelroot)
Nexus 7 2013 LTE (DEB)
TWRP 2.7.1 (With MultiROM Support)
ROMS (Using MultiROM):
Stock (4.4.3)
CyanogenMod 11 (Snapshot M8)
Paranoid Android (4.4.5)
I would try re-flashing it from CyanogenMod's website (get.cm). CM11 has been working great for me after doing it that way.
Edit: Disregard that answer. Just realized you arent wanting this as your main ROM.
ZacHcaZ said:
I would try re-flashing it from CyanogenMod's website (get.cm). CM11 has been working great for me after doing it that way.
Edit: Disregard that answer. Just realized you arent wanting this as your main ROM.
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I do want it as my main rom. Just dont want to lose my internal memory and too lazy to backup it. If it works well, i will switch.
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DEVICE:
Rooted (Towelroot)
Nexus 7 2013 LTE (DEB)
TWRP 2.7.1 (With MultiROM Support)
ROMS (Using MultiROM):
Stock (4.4.3)
CyanogenMod 11 (Snapshot M8)
Paranoid Android (4.4.5)
Try a more stable version
Maybe you should try a more stable version like a snapshot or release candidate and most preferably, a stable version. Maybe its just a bug that your build is having.
Hey guys,
I'm just curious to see if any of you know if CM is planning on releasing an official build of CM 13 for V500. I've been waiting but it's taking longer than most other devices. If not, does anyone know how good and reliable the unofficial build?
Thanks guys,
Mach01
Hi,
I'm with cm13 unofficial from fefifofum for some time and it works explendid.
The only drawback is ir blaster not working, but this is common on cm's releases
Hello! I am building AOSP 7.0 Nougat for the Z5 Premium Dual and I am having an issue with my new kernel where the SIM cards aren't being read.
The new kernel where it is not working is built on the newest revision of Nougat 7.0.0 (r24 at this moment in time) that is now officially supported by Sony.
The old kernel where it IS working is built on revision 17 (the one Sony was supporting until now).
This is my first time building android so I would very much appreciate any help or suggestions!
The thread can be referenced under Original Development and I can upload the working and non-working kernel if needed!
A few months ago I moved my Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.4 (SM-T320) from the aging Kit Kat-based stock ROM to the Marshmallow-based CyanogenMod 13 Nightlies and it has been working pretty well.
However, I have been wanting to move to eventually move out to Nougat. While many devices have started to receive official CyanogenMod 14.1 Android 7.1 Nougat-based Nightlies, the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.4 (SM-T320) has yet to receive them. Is there any work being done to eventually support this device, or is it a lost cause and all I can hope for are unofficial builds here on XDA?
Assuming that official nightlies aren't coming, are there any trustworthy and relatively bug-free 7.1 based ROMs that you could recommend?
Thanks in advance
I think it is available only here,CM has stopped making 7.1 for now...and will resume as a new company later on. There is the Unofficial nightly 7.1 or the Resurrection Remix, which are the top ones.
Bug-free?? Bro, there is no program in the world that is properly bug free,especially such a big fan based ones.
I've been using Cyanogenmod for a long time but from what I've read it isn't being developed any more. Is there an obvious choice for migrating to another OS?
BTW, are there any security vulnerabilities for Cyanogenmod 13.0-20160820?
xdadevelopersrocks said:
I've been using Cyanogenmod for a long time but from what I've read it isn't being developed any more. Is there an obvious choice for migrating to another OS?
BTW, are there any security vulnerabilities for Cyanogenmod 13.0-20160820?
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The remains of CyanogenMod are now Lineage OS.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3496798
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Is Lineage OS well maintained?