[Q] CM10? - Motorola Droid and Milestone Q&A, Help & Troublesh

So I see a dev thread for CM10 for the motorola milestone 2 device here --> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1827801 and I've read through it but I'm confused about something. I thought the droid 2 global in the US on Verizon is the same as the milestone 2 device. But somewhere in that thread it's stated that I can't use that version of CM10 for that device. Can anyone just clarify to me as to whether or not I can flash that version of CM10 and have a usable phone? Thanks!

I thinks they are not the same.
They have different hardware to work properly on different networks.
So the CM10 for Milestone2 is only for the Milestone 2.
If i know well, installing a rom that is not for your device, can brick it.

Hmmmm that sounds interesting. so i guess there is no work being done to bring cm10 to the droid 2 global. oh well
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Cyanogen Mod?

I did a search here and didn't see any info on this...
Now that ROMs are being rolled out, will we be seeing a Cyanogen Mod? I ran it on my G1, Mytouch Slide, G2, and need some Cyanogen loving for my D3...
Is he waiting for the unlocked bootloader?
Code3VW said:
I did a search here and didn't see any info on this...
Now that ROMs are being rolled out, will we be seeing a Cyanogen Mod? I ran it on my G1, Mytouch Slide, G2, and need some Cyanogen loving for my D3...
Is he waiting for the unlocked bootloader?
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Apparently they're working on it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrzPSLIJyiQ&feature=player_embedded
Be patient. CyanogenMod is a source built ROM, it's compiled from source and the source code is a mix of AOSP from Google/Android and the CyanogenMod Team's own programming. Hashcode has been working very hard on getting the source ported so that it will compile and run on the Droid 3. He's also working on making it work in a "sandbox" area so as not to affect the stock ROM (easy to switch back and forth between the two).
All the current ROMs for the Droid 3 are modified stock ROMs. Some theme changes, app deletions/additions, a few build.prop edits, etc...
tcrews said:
Be patient. CyanogenMod is a source built ROM, it's compiled from source and the source code is a mix of AOSP from Google/Android and the CyanogenMod Team's own programming. Hashcode has been working very hard on getting the source ported so that it will compile and run on the Droid 3. He's also working on making it work in a "sandbox" area so as not to affect the stock ROM (easy to switch back and forth between the two).
All the current ROMs for the Droid 3 are modified stock ROMs. Some theme changes, app deletions/additions, a few build.prop edits, etc...
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I am not that well versed on CyanoGen... I started off with a D2, and the flexribbon broke before I was able to see the dawn of custom kernels. Is cyanogen truly a custom kernel? If so, I assume we're trying to hijack the boot process to load dual kernels?
librarat said:
I am not that well versed on CyanoGen... I started off with a D2, and the flexribbon broke before I was able to see the dawn of custom kernels. Is cyanogen truly a custom kernel? If so, I assume we're trying to hijack the boot process to load dual kernels?
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CyanogenMod on locked bootloaders hijacks the init process and runs on top of the stock kernel. No kernel replacement on locked bootloader phones.
Yyup, that's what I thought.
Also, according to Hashcode0f, well be seeing a CM7 beta in the very, very near future. He's going to be writing a dossier up on it shortly.
Source: his twitter feed.
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Downloading!
Even though it has a bootloader, that doesn't mean the development cannot take place. Why not develop now so when the bootloader gets unlocked, you will already have a pretty descent ROM to flash on!
http://hash-of-codes.blogspot.com/
CM7 Alpha release here... read carefully, radio still doesn't work.
Androidsims said:
http://hash-of-codes.blogspot.com/
CM7 Alpha release here... read carefully, radio still doesn't work.
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Technically the radio works (3G data), but the phone app crashes due to an audio codec issue I'm looking at.
But be careful anyway.
Hashcode said:
Technically the radio works (3G data), but the phone app crashes due to an audio codec issue I'm looking at.
But be careful anyway.
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****, that's functional in my book. Who calls people nowadays?
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mothman57 said:
Even though it has a bootloader, that doesn't mean the development cannot take place. Why not develop now so when the bootloader gets unlocked, you will already have a pretty descent ROM to flash on!
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Honestly, I don't believe the bootloader will ever be unlocked. It will have to be unlocked by Motorola and I just do not believe that they ever will.
So developing ROMs (from source) will require using the 2nd-init process CM7 is using to boot the "new" OS on top of the stock kernel. Kernel will remain stock.......
Did you forget who bought motorola? Google! And google supports devs. Like all the unlocked nexus phones! It will be released sooner or later! Have hopes!
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mothman57 said:
Did you forget who bought motorola? Google! And google supports devs. Like all the unlocked nexus phones! It will be released sooner or later! Have hopes!
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If the acquisition passes through (which likely won't be soon).. word is Google bought them more for patents than for anything else. If we're lucky, Google might make sure future phones are unlocked. However I highly doubt Google will do anything about phones already released.
Plus Moto said they would release an update to unlock the bootloaders where carrier approved. The other variations of the droid 3 may get unlocked, but I doubt big red will give their approval for unlocking the droid 3.

[ROM]Motoblur + Android 4.0.4 -- [Development Discontinued]

Hey guys!
I have you, an official version of Motoblur w/Android 4.0.4 (my creation!)
Just to play it safe, I really want to avoid everything I am saying below:
1. DO NOT argue or discuss the liability or credibility of this rom.
The DROID 3's current version is [Advanced Beta #1 -- 6.9.888] and the DROID BIONIC is on [Beta #2 -- 2.4.742].
XT860 Users: http://bit.ly/IB1Xeb
XT862 Users: http://bit.ly/HPcamq
NOTE: If coming from ANY PREVIOUS RELEASE, A FULL WIPE IS REQUIRED!
Format your system, format your data, wipe cache and wipe dalvik-cache!
KEEP IN MIND: The first boot will take about 2 or 3 minutes. It will speed up more. Also note that the boot animation is considerably slow but it will progressively speed up while it boots. You will know it boots up when your capacitive lights come on.
What doesn't work:
Video Recording on the camera
Panorama Mode on the camera
HW Codecs aren't working
__________________________________________________ ________________
Changelog for Advanced Beta #1:
1. Updated icon set for most apps from DROID RAZR ICS Leak
2. Some other things added from Razr ICS Leak (won't be noticed probably)
3. Physical Keyboard fix
4. GOOGLE APPS ARE INCLUDED: DO NOT FLASH GOOGLE APPS
5. XT860 Data fix
6. Updated AOKP Base
7. Rotation issues should be fixed
8. Other small bug fixes
9. Added Motoblur ICS Launcher (from DROID RAZR ICS Leak)
10. Added Google Play Store version 3.5.15 (will update to .16)
11. Added Volume+ v1.9 beta
12. Added Root Explorer
13. More Launcher choices (Apex, 2 RAZR ICS Launchers, Launcher2)
__________________________________________________ _________
__________________________________________________ ________________
The following credit goes out to:
Hashcode - for letting me use his rom as a base for this rom
rapmv78 (XDA) - For creating patches for the camera that are included in roms for the DROID 3, DROID BIONIC, DROID RAZR, DROID RAZR MAXX, and the DROID 4!
Motorola - For making the DROID 3
Google - For making the Android 4.0 OS
------------------–-------------------
Awesome, I will try it out, what works and what doesn't? Ah screw it ill just jump in
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droidian1441 said:
Hello,
Some of you may now know me or am familiar with my existence with XDA, as I posted the links to both 5.7.902 and 5.7.905 OTA updates.
Well, now that you have a little "refresh" (I can't think of the better word), I'd like to ask a favor from you.
Over the past few months, I have been hard at work some to little help from developers.
If you have seen this post, http://bit.ly/won9Fr, you can look at the pictures and see what I am trying to do. I had a different plan, but it wouldn't work out.
I have been working really hard to get the rom to work. I've been dealing with booting problems, setup problems, etc... and have finally gotten to a home screen with FC's that won't bother us too much.
So now I get to my question. I believe I already have one person in a test group, and I would like to know if anybody would be helpful enough to try out my rom for about a day or 2.
You have to look at the pictures above to see what im trying to do in making a slightly different rom than Hashcode's stock ICS.
I would really appreciate it, and you will get a PM with a link if you choose to help out.
Thanks!
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Sent you a pm
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so is this a port of the razr rom? hoping the camera works on this!
ssinisterss said:
so is this a port of the razr rom? hoping the camera works on this!
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In a way yes, in a way no.
I'm not actually using the files from that leak. They wouldn't be compatible correctly.
how about the kernel or camera files? since the razr and d3 camera are the same
ssinisterss said:
how about the kernel or camera files? since the razr and d3 camera are the same
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The kernel will be the same as the one thats on the stock/or other rom you are coming from.
The camera doesn't work at the moment, but im taking a look at it now.
I can test it on my xt860
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Endoroid said:
I can test it on my xt860
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Alright, well you will be in the XT860 area of the testing.
droidian1441 said:
Alright, well you will be in the XT860 area of the testing.
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Awesome. I've been dying for something new to flash and play with
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IDK if you need another xt860 tester but if you i'd be happy to give this a test run.
Willis111 said:
IDK if you need another xt860 tester but if you i'd be happy to give this a test run.
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Your in as well.
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droidian1441 said:
You have to look at the pictures above to see what im trying to do in making a slightly different rom than Hashcode's stock ICS.
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I think it should be clear that Hashcode is not working on a stock ICS, he is porting CyanogenMod 9 to the Droid 3 and several others.
Not stock. Far from it.
gVibeR said:
I think it should be clear that Hashcode is not working on a stock ICS, he is porting CyanogenMod 9 to the Droid 3 and several others.
Not stock. Far from it.
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I know, I am just used to saying it like that haha.
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I would love to test glad theres still active development on this device sinse it does run ics nicely
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droidian1441 said:
Hello,
Some of you may now know me or am familiar with my existence with XDA, as I posted the links to both 5.7.902 and 5.7.905 OTA updates.
Well, now that you have a little "refresh" (I can't think of the better word), I'd like to ask a favor from you.
Over the past few months, I have been hard at work some to little help from developers.
If you have seen this post, http://bit.ly/won9Fr, you can look at the pictures and see what I am trying to do. I had a different plan, but it wouldn't work out.
I have been working really hard to get the rom to work. I've been dealing with booting problems, setup problems, etc... and have finally gotten to a home screen with FC's that won't bother us too much.
So now I get to my question. I believe I already have one person in a test group, and I would like to know if anybody would be helpful enough to try out my rom for about a day or 2.
You have to look at the pictures above to see what im trying to do in making a slightly different rom than Hashcode's stock ICS.
I would really appreciate it, and you will get a PM with a link if you choose to help out.
Thanks!
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PM Sent
/10char
i don't if the pm already run, but i like to help you in the test of the ics on droid 3....
Best Regard
Well I've gotten a good group of awaiting members on here now and I finalized the first preview build last night. Ill be sending a PM to everybody who joined in, on posting here or PM'ing me.
It will be out later today, so some can still get in for the time being!
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And now that I've got a mixed up group, can everybody in the testing tell me whether they are using an Xt862 or Xt860?
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i would love to help if you doint mind
XT862

Fresh Touchpad to custom ICS

Got a woot deal on a 32GB Touchpad for $200 which I want to geek it out to one of these custom ICS roms. The Classicnerd ICS Butta HD rom sure looks solid and popular but most of the guides I found show how to get a Gingerbread rom on it and not an ICS one. I use Cyanogenmod for my mobile but they dont have a stable rom for the Touchpad, so this Butta one looks good and is updated often.
Can you do a custom ICS rom on a fresh Touchpad? Was going to use this guide:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ57i2d7NBY
But it seems out of date, plus I saw some posts about the ACMEInstaller2 now...sounds like I need that one?
I've been root/recovery/rom'n mobile phones since my G1 days but this is my first tablet and I want to make sure I get it right. Any guide/advise for this tablet noob and I would be very thankful for that!
Nice, a new ROM. can't wait to try it out.
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buddywiser said:
Nice, a new ROM. can't wait to try it out.
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buddywiser said:
Nice, a new ROM. can't wait to try it out.
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Go easy on him, he is new to XDA. Just for future reference, try posting new threads general or Q & A if your not a developer or posting some new development.
it's going to be the same but you need to use acme2 instead of 1, and i recommend using the CM9 latest nightly (see the other touchpad threads) instead of whatever version of ICS that video shows.
You can use acme installer 1 to load CWM recovery and moboot without a rom. ( confirmed I have done this). Before you do make sure there is rom on a webos file of your choosing and flash it once you have CWM. You could download a rom into a designated file on webos later too but if you have one ready it would be faster. Butta, cm9, AOKP all good roms.
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sf_smith said:
Got a woot deal on a 32GB Touchpad for $200 which I want to geek it out to one of these custom ICS roms. The Classicnerd ICS Butta HD rom sure looks solid and popular but most of the guides I found show how to get a Gingerbread rom on it and not an ICS one. I use Cyanogenmod for my mobile but they dont have a stable rom for the Touchpad, so this Butta one looks good and is updated often.
Can you do a custom ICS rom on a fresh Touchpad? Was going to use this guide:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ57i2d7NBY
But it seems out of date, plus I saw some posts about the ACMEInstaller2 now...sounds like I need that one?
I've been root/recovery/rom'n mobile phones since my G1 days but this is my first tablet and I want to make sure I get it right. Any guide/advise for this tablet noob and I would be very thankful for that!
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Go here for some up to date guides on installing CM9 ICS and Classicnerd butta roms
http://www.reverendkyle.com/
http://www.reverendkyle.com/index.php/articles/112-idiots-guide-2-0-install-android-on-hp-touchpad CM9
http://www.reverendkyle.com/index.p...erd-butta-ics-android-rom-for-the-hp-touchpad Classicnerd
He also has a load of other easy to follow videos

Jelly bean custom rom question

So with ICS on the way to OTA within the next few months, there's sure to be some custom ISC roms for the bionic, right?
Since JB is an incremental upgrade from ICS, will developers be able to get JB on the bionic before it's official announcement/release?
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Im going to make a safe bet and say that next month when the source comes out it will hit a lot of devices and maybe even yours... but you might want to stay proactive and work with someone to make sure it happens.
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I have next to no programming/modding knowledge though... What ways could I help? I really want to see it on my device.
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asmith1243 said:
I have next to no programming/modding knowledge though... What ways could I help? I really want to see it on my device.
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In order for JellyBean to be fully functional on a device, it needs a kernel that supports all the features that are a part of the operating system.
Since Moto's phones have a locked bootloader, it prevents the kernel from being modified by anything except official updates from Motorola.
If we see any JB ROMs on the Bionic, they're going to be incomplete and unstable (like how ICS ROMs were before the ICS leaks) because they won't be able to run with a kernel that supports all its features.
Imagine having a Nissan and wanting to put a Honda engine inside it instead. None of the connectors and parts are going to fit together properly and you're going to have to make a bunch of small hacks/mods to make it work, and you can only hope that it behaves properly once you put it all together. That's pretty much what it's like to force a kernel mismatch on locked bootloader devices.
Jelly Bean source code dropped late yesterday.
nobreak1970 said:
Jelly Bean source code dropped late yesterday.
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This means almost nothing for the Bionic. The Bionic gets to be saddled with a kernel for ICS 4.0.4 which won't support all the upgrades and tweaks made for JB. If we get a JB ROM it'll extremely difficult for 100% of the features in JB to work.
Hash code has kexec fully working on the Droid 3 running his 3.0 kernel. He has a cm9 rom for it almost ready to be released. On his twitter he said that he plans to port kexec to the other phones he supports which would be this bionic and the Droid 4. Dhacker is also working on jb for the razor which he plans to port to the bionic in the meantime.
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Good news, but we are still playing the waiting game. Kind of BS for a phone that I paid $300 for. Its "My phone", and should have been unlocked a looooong time ago as stated by Verizon and Moto. Q3 2011 if I recall correctly. Oh well, I'll deal with my ICS leak until its official as at least it saves me the frustration of wanting to throw the phone against the wall.
Jb build is out for bionic and kexec is up and running on the bionic.
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Steve125 said:
Jb build is out for bionic and kexec is up and running on the bionic.
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how about a source link?
I believe he is referring to CM10. I'm in the process of flashing this. Just waiting for my battery to charge to 100%. I'll let ya know how it goes and post the link.
It works!
zoompastu said:
It works!
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talk is that it's in ICS. period.
and does EVERYTHING work in cm 10. i wouldn't mind a little jellybean
snowwy66 said:
talk is that it's in ICS. period.
and does EVERYTHING work in cm 10. i wouldn't mind a little jellybean
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I'm not a developer but, its my under standing that CM10 is Kexec ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kexec ) which allows the JB kernal to run on top of the ICS kernal and bypass MOTO's signature checks and locked bootloader. They have just started developing CM10 JB for the Bionic so they are having data issues and the camera doesn't work. Another guy said bluetooth doesn't work. Its not ready to be a daily driver yet.
Now on the plus side it is FAST and SMOOTH!! Google Speak is AWESOME!! Way better then Siri (Siri still can set appointments GS can't). Even though this is in Alpha stage and it came out 2 weeks ago IMHO this is going to be the way togo very soon once they get a few bugs ironed out. It will get there. We still don't technically have ICS for the Bionic and I can almost bet my right arm MOTO will not release an OTA JB.
Once they get everything up and running I would jump on JB for my bionic in a heartbeat...Having ICS is nice (honestly I forget it's not the official build because the phone runs so much better already) but nothing is as smooth as butter.
agreed
reviving this old thread.
any latest news on JB yet? (cm10) or whatever may be floating around out there.
snowwy66 said:
reviving this old thread.
any latest news on JB yet? (cm10) or whatever may be floating around out there.
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This thread has the most recent updates, I would keep checking up on it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1862459&page=15

Nightlies CM10.1

Are the latest Nightlies supposed to be flashed over 10.1.0, the stable release?
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What's the model name?
jethead102 said:
Are the latest Nightlies supposed to be flashed over 10.1.0, the stable release?
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Last I knew they were stand alone. Nightlies just constantly add small updates to the ROM so youll still have to clear everything like normal and install the ROM.
For instance right here
I don't see the Bionic's model name which is the XT875. None of the XT model names are Bionic phones. Did I miss something?
I'm pretty sure it is XT875, most of the phone specs I've looked at list that as the Motorola model name.
When I was running Carbon, the nightlies could be flashed over the existing slot and the updates were applied, so I wasn't sure if the same applies here, especially since it is a "stable" release.
Thanks!
jethead102 said:
I'm pretty sure it is XT875, most of the phone specs I've looked at list that as the Motorola model name.
When I was running Carbon, the nightlies could be flashed over the existing slot and the updates were applied, so I wasn't sure if the same applies here, especially since it is a "stable" release.
Thanks!
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Well as most romming goes, you'll always have less issues if you always install fresh. When you run into problems that's going to be everyone's first step in having you do is make sure you're isntalling a ROM on a freshly wiped slot.
Sorry about the model question, browser apparently went full retard and posted it here and as a new thread lol.
You can flash nightlies over each other. It's called "dirty flashing".
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