Are there any roms that do this? Yes I searched, there is information all over the place.
I'm still on 4.2 because of the ability to do this with a custom kernel, thanks.
jigglywiggly said:
Are there any roms that do this? Yes I searched, there is information all over the place.
I'm still on 4.2 because of the ability to do this with a custom kernel, thanks.
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There are many kernels that support that feature on 4.4/4.4.2 Roms.
Marc199 said:
There are many kernels that support that feature on 4.4/4.4.2 Roms.
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Are they all based on cyanogen or any stock/googleplay edition roms? A lot of information is cluttered everywhere.
jigglywiggly said:
Are they all based on cyanogen or any stock/googleplay edition roms? A lot of information is cluttered everywhere.
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just go at the root of the htc one forum, click on ''kernel'' tab then read the op of listed kernels and you should find your answer in 5 min.
hope it helps
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I've tried searching the forums and such for information but stock android and aosp returns so many results that aren't relevant so I figured I'd just quickly ask here:
Is there a stock rom for the HTC one yet? Like just stock 4.2.2 android?
If not, are there plans for one or is there a limitation of some sort that would prevent it?
Thanks much.
There's stock roms for 4.1.2 but htc has not released 4.2.2 yet
vect0r said:
I've tried searching the forums and such for information but stock android and aosp returns so many results that aren't relevant so I figured I'd just quickly ask here:
Is there a stock rom for the HTC one yet? Like just stock 4.2.2 android?
If not, are there plans for one or is there a limitation of some sort that would prevent it?
Thanks much.
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this phone has just been released like a week ago.give it time
There is an alpha version of cyanogenmod if u wanna try it
Here's the source. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2248116
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hello00 said:
this phone has just been released like a week ago.give it time
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Yeah I know. I'm not complaining - I was quite literally just wondering if I missed it somewhere.
vect0r said:
I've tried searching the forums and such for information but stock android and aosp returns so many results that aren't relevant so I figured I'd just quickly ask here:
Is there a stock rom for the HTC one yet? Like just stock 4.2.2 android?
If not, are there plans for one or is there a limitation of some sort that would prevent it?
Thanks much.
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AOSP and CM10.1 will be here shortly. I believe that cm10.1 early alpha its out allready
vect0r said:
I've tried searching the forums and such for information but stock android and aosp returns so many results that aren't relevant so I figured I'd just quickly ask here:
Is there a stock rom for the HTC one yet? Like just stock 4.2.2 android?
If not, are there plans for one or is there a limitation of some sort that would prevent it?
Thanks much.
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An early alpha version is out if you are into that, although most of the stuff aren't working.
Thanks for the replies. I'm pining for my Nexus cause I miss my stock 4.2.2. I'll hold out a bit and wait for an AOSP rom. This phone is just too gorgeous.
Is it just me or are there no aosp based kernels for our phone?
Yerv Melkonian said:
Is it just me or are there no aosp based kernels for our phone?
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It's just you, man. Look in Original Android Development.
mstrblueskys said:
It's just you, man. Look in Original Android Development.
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I just did again and still don't c it ??
Yerv Melkonian said:
I just did again and still don't c it ??
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All of the AOSP ROMs are running an AOSP kernel. Else they wouldn't work. I do not believe there is an independant, flashable kernel for m7wls.
undrgrndchemist said:
All of the AOSP ROMs are running an AOSP kernel. Else they wouldn't work. I do not believe there is an independant, flashable kernel for m7wls.
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Lol u don't say...I was just trying to find the kernel used by rootbox to flash on AOKP so it too can use the HTC logo as a menu bottom and also to power on n off the screen
Yerv Melkonian said:
Is it just me or are there no aosp based kernels for our phone?
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Yerv Melkonian said:
I just did again and still don't c it ??
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Yeah, all AOSP builds have their own AOSP kernel.
Can some1 give me some direct links for kernels that can be used on slimkat rom please?
i have a hard time finding kernels and i also bricked my phone once installing the wrong ones..
No one?
Diaze said:
No one?
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Thats what happens with custom CM / AOSP Roms
theirs little support. it's up to the Rom developer to help you with Kernels
I was searching for any rom that isnt CM based i cant find any, can anyone suggest me where to look?
PoP*92 said:
I was searching for any rom that isnt CM based i cant find any, can anyone suggest me where to look?
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Just look for AOSP....
maximuns said:
Just look for AOSP....
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yeah but aosp roms have in them little stuff from Cm... -_-
CM roms have a little something from AOSP
PoP*92 said:
I was searching for any rom that isnt CM based i cant find any, can anyone suggest me where to look?
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Aex v3 >>>
I am considering to install a custom ROM on my OP 3T. I do have one question. Cause I like oxygenOS but I just want to try something else, but when installed am I able to revert back?
Sadly,nowadays custom roms brings more harm than good.
Midomad said:
Custom roms brings more harm than good,PERIOD.
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@Midomad I Devine something as MIUI for example as custom ROM. Does this still apply to your statement?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/how-to/miui-8-wu-edition-t3532347
tribeldragon said:
@Midomad I Devine something as MIUI for example as custom ROM. Does this still apply to your statement?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-3t/how-to/miui-8-wu-edition-t3532347
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Oxygen OS is the best ROM/OS i ever used.
Midomad said:
Oxygen OS is the best ROM/OS i ever used.
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Alright. Little of topic but do you have your phone rooted?
tribeldragon said:
Alright. Little of topic but do you have your phone rooted?
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Yes and using a custom kernel as you can see on my signature.
Midomad said:
Yes and using a custom kernel as you can see on my signature.
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What does this kernel do any extra then the one I have(probely stock)
tribeldragon said:
What does this kernel do any extra then the one I have(probely stock)
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Do some search on the respective threads,and welcome to XDA.
Midomad said:
Do some search on the respective threads,and welcome to XDA.
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Alright, thank you for your answers
tribeldragon said:
Alright, thank you for your answers
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Use the thanks button instead [emoji111]
Custom roms don't cause any harm at all.
Midomad said:
Custom roms brings more harm than good,PERIOD.
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that was a subjective question and this is an inappropriate response
it depends on what you want out of a ROM and what your stock ROM is like. if a stock ROM doesn't suit your needs, sometimes there is an appropriate ROM for you. i have rooted every samsung device i have ever had and improved my experience greatly.
when you find a good developer, custom ROMs can be better. stock is usually most stable
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that was a subjective question and this is an inappropriate response
it depends on what you want out of a ROM and what your stock ROM is like. if a stock ROM doesn't suit your needs, sometimes there is an appropriate ROM for you. i have rooted every samsung device i have ever had and improved my experience greatly.
when you find a good developer, custom ROMs can be better. stock is usually most stable
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I wonder what you want out from a rom?we are using/talking about OOS and that's suit my needs(It has all that is missing in stock android).
Sorry but Samsung software is garbage.
Midomad said:
As Android is further refined, there are fewer and fewer reasons to use a custom ROM for most users,custom ROMs will always be relevant to entry-level/midrange smartphone users, or those who still use older devices, that aren't receiving official updates from OEMs anymore.
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Midomad said:
I wonder what you want out from a rom?we are using/talking about OOS and that's suit my needs(It has all that is missing in stock android).
Samsung software is garbage.
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OOS seems to have everything i want in a ROM too.
that being said, i may find features that i want and don't have. my moto has pretty much everything i could want, but updating to a custom 7.1.1 increased the performance of my device so much that i can't imagine going back.
i haven't used any custom ROMs for OP3T yet, but from what i'm reading we have some really good devs and it is worth a shot. for instance, RR offers customization to such granularity that i will try it because that customization leaves me feeling like i actually own the device (basically the opposite of what apple does with their products)