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[Q] What is the difference between FXP and official CM10 ROM [solved]

What is the difference between FreeXperia Project distribution and regular CM10 downloaded from CM?
I have been trying to find out the best ROM for my Xperia T and I am ready to install FXP 149 but I am not sure is this a good choice.

matexone said:
What is the difference between FreeXperia Project distribution and regular CM10 downloaded from CM?
I have been trying to find out the best ROM for my Xperia T and I am ready to install FXP 149 but I am not sure is this a good choice.
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none, nightlies are from CM, and FXP is weekly release.

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none, nightlies are from CM, and FXP is weekly release.
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Is FXP149 fully functional or should I wait for a major release? Is FXP system rooted by the default? Can I update it in the future only by flashing a new ROM or by an update service, too?

matexone said:
Is FXP149 fully functional or should I wait for a major release? Is FXP system rooted by the default? Can I update it in the future only by flashing a new ROM or by an update service, too?
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well there are some minior issues, look at FXP website.. but it is mostly functional. it is rooted. you flash newer version of CM10 on top of it (nightlies or FXP releases).
going back to Sony ROM, you need flashtool and .ftf.

FXP releases each week and there will be minor bug fixes in each releases.. but still fxp releases will have bugs,,,

CyanogenMod 10.2 M1 [4.4]

SOURCE-CM BLOG
CyanogenMod 10.2 M1 Release
With all the Android 4.4 hype, we haven’t forgotten about CM 10.2. Tonight the buildbots will focus their efforts on building and shipping out CyanogenMod 10.2 M1. Builds are already hitting the servers (please be patient, this will take a while). We are targeting over 70 devices for this initial M-release.
As we mentioned yesterday, we will continue to work on the 10.2 code branch, in parallel to all of our Android 4.4 efforts. For those that will inevitably ask, we have not made any decisions with respect to what devices will make the leap to the KitKat code base and likely won’t have that information for a few weeks. In the meantime, enjoy some of the hard work our contributors have placed into bringing you Android 4.3 and look forward to additional functionality as we move towards M2 and the eventual ‘stable’ release.
Happy Flashing,
The CyanogenMod Team

Thanks a lot!

Change the title from "CyanogenMod 10.2 M1 [4.4]" to "CyanogenMod 10.2 M1 [4.3]". Android 4.4 will be CM11

Is it really worth to open a thread when a new M build from cyanogenmod comes out?

If someone is using this new build for our device, could you pls
check if BT calls is working?
Sent from my LG-P990 using xda app-developers app

rktdi said:
If someone is using this new build for our device, could you pls
check if BT calls is working?
Sent from my LG-P990 using xda app-developers app
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Tony P's build 22 of the rom is based on build M1 and some people have it working some not.

CyanogenMod 11
pontopt said:
Change the title from "CyanogenMod 10.2 M1 [4.4]" to "CyanogenMod 10.2 M1 [4.3]". Android 4.4 will be CM11
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That is wright, it should CM11

Stupid question, at the moment the only rom based on 4.4 is the Slim Rom 4.4 Test Edition, it's correct ? No others, right ?

PYCON said:
Stupid question, at the moment the only rom based on 4.4 is the Slim Rom 4.4 Test Edition, it's correct ? No others, right ?
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Right!
Sent from my LG-P990 using Tapatalk 2

Cyanogen mod 10 on sp??????

Is it possible for someone to create cyanogenmod for sp?

ParaSense. said:
Is it possible for someone to create cyanogenmod for sp?
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If you actually want CM10 which was JellyBean 4.0, then the answer is no.
But there are weekly releases of Cyanogenmod 10.1, 10.2 and 11 (Android 4.2, 4.3 and 4.4 respectively) are available from the FreeXperia folks (this is the team that contributes Sony device updates to Cyanogenmod). The FXP3xx code is just means year 3, week XX. So this weeks is FXP311
Links to each of them are a their site: http://fxpblog.co/qualcomm-krait-200-family-2nd-gen/sony-xperia-sp/
I also would expect get.cm to start serving official nightlies for CM11 relatively soon. They have a website, but no builds yet: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_huashan
For now stick with CM10.2. CM11 is not real stable.

CM11
now CM11

yes..
there are several CyanogenMod available for Xperia SP..
CM 10.1, 10.2 , 11..
For CM 11 you have to unlock your bootloader but for 10.2 there is a method by which u can install this on locked bootloader...
check this .
HTML:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2676492&page=6

Cm10 is jb 4.1 so maybe but for what.
Gesendet von meinem Xperia SP

joke19 said:
Cm10 is jb 4.1 so maybe but for what.
Gesendet von meinem Xperia SP
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KelleyCook said:
If you actually want CM10 which was JellyBean 4.0, then the answer is no.
But there are weekly releases of Cyanogenmod 10.1, 10.2 and 11 (Android 4.2, 4.3 and 4.4 respectively) are available from the FreeXperia folks (this is the team that contributes Sony device updates to Cyanogenmod). The FXP3xx code is just means year 3, week XX. So this weeks is FXP311
Links to each of them are a their site: http://fxpblog.co/qualcomm-krait-200-family-2nd-gen/sony-xperia-sp/
I also would expect get.cm to start serving official nightlies for CM11 relatively soon. They have a website, but no builds yet: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_huashan
For now stick with CM10.2. CM11 is not real stable.
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I really love cm but. My phone sp can only take 4.1.2. That's why I want cm 10 (4.1.2). My screen is flickering every sec like a pulse with any of 4.2 4.3and 4.4 roms. I have tried many Roms and different kernels. And many cm versions. Only 4.1.2 works perfect

ParaSense. said:
I really love cm but. My phone sp can only take 4.1.2. That's why I want cm 10 (4.1.2). My screen is flickering every sec like a pulse with any of 4.2 4.3and 4.4 roms. I have tried many Roms and different kernels. And many cm versions. Only 4.1.2 works perfect
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Actually he has a point. Our Xperia SP came with a pretty stable 4.1.2 Rom so wouldnt a cm10 Rom be the most stable?
Cm10.2 and above has battery and heating issues which aren't present on 4.1.2 stock.

[Q] PacMan Rom [LB][SP]

Hello,
I would like to know if there was a version of the Rom PacMan in KitKat for Xperia SP in LB?
The KitKat version exists in Nightly Huashan is it possible to adapt him for the LB on SP?
Thank you in advance!
Cordially.

LucaXperia said:
Hello,
I would like to know if there was a version of the Rom PacMan in KitKat for Xperia SP in LB?
The KitKat version exists in Nightly Huashan is it possible to adapt him for the LB on SP?
Thank you in advance!
Cordially.
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I have had the same query. It is quite possible to port all these CM11 ROMs for LB too. PA and SlimROM work on KK on LB. Why should they not? If someone makes an effort, it can be achieved.
I also have LB, I have planned to try to port them somehow. But its my first time ever. Downloading the source for CM11 now. Possibly I might be able to. I don't know

shahrukhqasim said:
I have had the same query. It is quite possible to port all these CM11 ROMs for LB too. PA and SlimROM work on KK on LB. Why should they not? If someone makes an effort, it can be achieved.
I also have LB, I have planned to try to port them somehow. But its my first time ever. Downloading the source for CM11 now. Possibly I might be able to. I don't know
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Good luck !
If ever this is the version KitKat with CM 11 and PA 4.44 (latest version I believe) :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-one/development/rom-pac-4-4-4-beta-1-0-t2811990

Yes it's possible to port or compile all KK roms for LB.
But bringing a new port is useless if you don't improve and maintain it for a long time.
Compiling using available trees is very easy as 1 2 3.
Improving is the tough part.
By the way, I am planning to bring one more Rom beside paranoid android.
Choosing between resurrection remix and PAC

neXus PRIME said:
Yes it's possible to port or compile all KK roms for LB.
But bringing a new port is useless if you don't improve and maintain it for a long time.
Compiling using available trees is very easy as 1 2 3.
Improving is the tough part.
By the way, I am planning to bring one more Rom beside paranoid android.
Choosing between resurrection remix and PAC
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This choice is difficult...

PAC seems better now that i have seen some threads and devices.
RR is also good, but have to choose one. PAC gerrit and git looks more mature. Stay tuned for the thread.

Android L for Xperia T

Is there any chance for a custom rom android L for Xperia T?

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leo9806 said:
Is there any chance for a custom rom android L for Xperia T?
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I was wondering the same. Maybe through cm team D:

I'm pretty sure there will be custom ROM for our Xperia T but for now the source code is not out yet so no lollipop until it's published by Google.

There are fewer of us with this phone by the day, but I hope someone with the required skills is able to make an Android 5 rom for the Xperia T.

I think CM team will do, the only thing that makes me worried is Stable Kernel :crying: I don't wanna go back to old days with random reboots

Any chance to get OmniRom 5.0?

Well, some time ago tilal said, that he will work on building Lollipop for T.

tajimura said:
Well, some time ago tilal said, that he will work on building Lollipop for T.
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Great! The firts nighlty usually when comes out?

First of all,when will be the source code out?

moliverac8 said:
First of all,when will be the source code out?
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The update will be avaible for Nexus Device from 3 november