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[ROM][AOSP][GingerBread]full_crespo-ota-eng.mmatt - 20111212

I like stable rom without any bugs. This is the perfect rom for my needs. This is an AOSP Gingerbread (2.3.7) rom and this is 97% stock.
When official ICS will be released, you can update it with OTA function on this rom.
Features:
-Stock kernel
-Stock apps
-No gapps
-Sources updated to 12/12/2012 from "gingerbread" branch
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Only changes:
-Superuser.apk + su
-Framework and Apps Deodexed
-Nano added
-bash support
-busybox added
-zipaligned
-apn-list.xml updated
-Stock recovery removed
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To-Do list:
-"crespo4g" support
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DOWNLOAD: http://www.multiupload.com/NGHPAJIPFA {63,7 MB}
Disclaimer: The usual stuff, Flash at your own risk. I am not responsible if you brick your device etc.
PS: This rom will not flash stock recovery.
PPS: This is only for "crespo"
PPPS: "crespo4g" will be supported maybe tomorrow.
If you want, you can click on "thanks" button offer me a RedBull!

Can you build ICS

MattMack said:
When official ICS will be released, you can update it with OTA function on this rom.
Only changes:
-Stock recovery removed
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Hi Matt, thanks for your time and work.
But, are you sure that the OTA will gonna work?

the OTA update, work from stock 236...
from 237 stock dont works OTA updates!!

You can use OTA in "about phone" menù. I think that it works.

Matt it would be great if you made a tutorial starting from which steps you took to build the AOSP ROM.
If you want start from this page:
http://source.android.com/source/downloading.html
I would like to add it to my VMWare image thread which I made for new people.
I had a 2.3.7 ROM built but had no working WiFi.

MattMack said:
You can use OTA in "about phone" menù. I think that it works.
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I haven't tried it, but I think that you need the Stock Recovery for the OTA, or am I wrong?

I'm sure just cause it says "Check for update" in the about doesn't actually mean it will update i mean in most ICS roms here its says Update but nothing happens ... i might be wrong tho i guess we'll find out when official ICS comes out =P

brainmaster said:
I haven't tried it, but I think that you need the Stock Recovery for the OTA, or am I wrong?
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I don't know. CWM Recovery support "Update packages". I think that it works, i think.
djjonastybe said:
Matt it would be great if you made a tutorial starting from which steps you took to build the AOSP ROM.
If you want start from this page:
http://source.android.com/source/downloading.html
I would like to add it to my VMWare image thread which I made for new people.
I had a 2.3.7 ROM built but had no working WiFi.
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WiFi works on my ROM. Sorry but I never used VMWare. I use VirtualBox.

[RECOVERY] CWM Recovery 6.0.4.5 | MoltenMotherBoard

FEEL FREE TO DONATE US FOR ALL WE'RE DOING FOR YOU!
For general discussions, bug reports and FAQ, write HERE!​
Credits:
MoltenMotherBoard team!
Downloads:
CWM Recovery | Code.Google
Full sources:
MoltenMotherBoard sources: MoltenMotherBoard | Github
CyanogenMod sources: CyanogenMod | Github
Kernel: lge-kernel-p880 | Github
Changelog:
20131126
Associated to Power Button the action SELECT_ITEM
From 6.0.4.4 to 6.0.4.5
Code updates from CyanogenMod, Google
20131120
First release
Issues:
Do you want to report an issue? Do it here!
In order to do it, create a new issue, choosing correct labels corrisponding to: Device/OS which you're using, ROM/project you're on, kind of issue.
Also, please, be sure you're running the ROM/project in the exact way we've provided it to you (do not create issues if you're using different
kernel, mod, plugins and dependencies we didn't tell to use).
General Questions: MoltenMotherBoard Projects | General Questions and Info
Official Mantainer(s): Mackief, ItachiSama, p4c0

Installation guide:
[Method 1° ~ fastboot]
Code:
$ adb reboot oem-unlock
$ fastboot flash recovery /PATH-TO-THE-IMG-FOLDER-ON-YOUR-COMPUTER/cwm.img
$ fastboot reboot
[Method 2° ~ adb] (put the recovery.img in your sdcard)
Code:
$ adb shell
$ su
# cat /sdcard/cwm.img > /dev/block/mmcblk0p1
# sync
# exit
$ exit

With CyanDelta work?

negativman said:
With CyanDelta work?
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Obviously it does. In fact, CyanDelta only make a flashable package, that you have to install manually from recovery. Then, yep.
BTW, now want also to make for you a Touch version of this CWM.

mackief said:
Obviously it does. In fact, CyanDelta only make a flashable package, that you have to install manually from recovery. Then, yep.
BTW, now want also to make for you a Touch version of this CWM.
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cyandelta installs the zip automatically too, if the recovery supports openrecovery script. TWPR does, and so does the CWM based recovery in CM sources. the original CWM from rom manager does not work properly AFAIK

gandhar said:
cyandelta installs the zip automatically too, if the recovery supports openrecovery script. TWPR does, and so does the CWM based recovery in CM sources. the original CWM from rom manager does not work properly AFAIK
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It could be that CWM from Rom-Manager is out-to-date.
The only way it could not work, is because thi updated CWM still need some merging and commits by the team. Just try and let us know!

mackief said:
It could be that CWM from Rom-Manager is out-to-date.
The only way it could not work, is because thi updated CWM still need some merging and commits by the team. Just try and let us know!
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i had last tried a long time back, don't know and don't care about the current condition
i like TWRP much more.
just saw your post on g+ about a ubuntu touch port, any progress on that? i am very interested in that.

mackief said:
Obviously it does. In fact, CyanDelta only make a flashable package, that you have to install manually from recovery. Then, yep.
BTW, now want also to make for you a Touch version of this CWM.
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Will another Nightly today or tomorrow, check whether a set CyanDelta!
Oh yes, the touch recovery - it would be very great. TWRP I personally do not like it. And the one that I have now for our smartphone is locked Rom Manager!

gandhar said:
i had last tried a long time back, don't know and don't care about the current condition
i like TWRP much more.
just saw your post on g+ about a ubuntu touch port, any progress on that? i am very interested in that.
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About Ubuntu, it's not that simple.
It seems 4X kernel from CM team does not load into the system.
Unfortunately, I cannot debug which is the problem surely: but I'm sure I'll return on it in a week at least. I've some thoughts about how to make it loading and booting next to the kernel!
negativman said:
Will another Nightly today or tomorrow, check whether a set CyanDelta!
Oh yes, the touch recovery - it would be very great. TWRP I personally do not like it. And the one that I have now for our smartphone is locked Rom Manager!
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As I understood CWM Touch is buildable only through clockworkmod-builder, and I'll do it. The only problem is that in that site, the sources are out-to-date, linked to 4.3 branches.
So, we have to wait, till CWM will update the sources linked in the site to build a 6.0.4.4 touch recovery.

mackief said:
As I understood CWM Touch is buildable only through clockworkmod-builder, and I'll do it. The only problem is that in that site, the sources are out-to-date, linked to 4.3 branches.
So, we have to wait, till CWM will update the sources linked in the site to build a 6.0.4.4 touch recovery.
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Do not quite understand! Surely there's a new CWM 6.0.4.4. You can unlock it from Rom Manager? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2523732

Hey.
Just built a new build of CWM, now coded 6.0.4.5.
In this new release, CM team has apported an important fix - as also TWRP team has done - that avoid any issue while flashing some of KitKat based roms.
BTW, made a test build of CM11, gonna test it

mackief said:
Hey.
Just built a new build of CWM, now coded 6.0.4.5.
In this new release, CM team has apported an important fix - as also TWRP team has done - that avoid any issue while flashing some of KitKat based roms.
BTW, made a test build of CM11, gonna test it
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Feel free to take us alpha testers
Sent from my Optimus 4X HD using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

[email protected] said:
Feel free to take us alpha testers
Sent from my Optimus 4X HD using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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Just pulled a log, as it does not boot.
Having some issues related to gralloc. Need to debug!

mackief said:
[...]
So, we have to wait, till CWM will update the sources linked in the site to build a 6.0.4.4 touch recovery.
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Just take a look at my sig we already have 6.0.4.4 touch

laufersteppenwolf said:
Just take a look at my sig we already have 6.0.4.4 touch
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Oh, marvolous!
But how can I build it? Is it buildable from source?
If you don't want me to build it, just update your port to 6.0.4.5. Ty, dude!

laufersteppenwolf said:
Just take a look at my sig we already have 6.0.4.4 touch
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When he unlocked from Rom Manager?

mackief said:
Oh, marvolous!
But how can I build it? Is it buildable from source?
If you don't want me to build it, just update your port to 6.0.4.5. Ty, dude!
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I will update it ASAP
negativman said:
When he unlocked from Rom Manager?
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Not at all, as only official device maintainers can. And as I am not a maintainer, I can't

Just released new build of CWM.
Changelog:
Associated to Power Button the action SELECT_ITEM
From 6.0.4.4 to 6.0.4.5
Code updates from CyanogenMod, Google
Follow us on Google+, Facebook & Twitter!
Cheers.

We recently changed our Issue Tracker URL.
If you want to report a bug, please, follow the new instructions:
· Issue Tracker URL: Issues | Github
· Important notes: go to the linked URL, create a new issue, choosing correct labels corrisponding to: Device/OS which you're using, ROM/project you're on, kind of issue. Also, please, be sure you're running the ROM/project in the exact way we've provided it to you (do not create issues if you're using different kernel, mod, plugins and dependencies we didn't tell to use).

Development for this project has been totally and officially stopped, as no more needed.
Greetings,
MoltenMotherBoard team.

[ROM] Unofficial "CM12" 5.0 ROM by @myfluxi

An AOSP ROM with some CM stuff added was posted by @myfluxi in the CM11 thread, and some of the users there requested that it be moved out to a separate thread, so I've created this one until @myfluxi decides to create one himself. I'm very impressed with the ROM/Gapps/kernel/SuperSU combination below but try it yourself and see what you think. :good:
If you are interested in building CM12 yourself @fattire has some instructions in this post.
What you need:
1. ROM
2. Gapps
3. SuperSU
4. Permissive boot.img (also attached to this post)
How to flash:
1. NANDroid backup current ROM
2. TWRP "factory reset"
3. Flash ROM
4. Flash Gapps
5. Flash permissive boot.img
6. Flash SuperSU
7. Reboot and profit
Fixes and Workarounds:
1. Workaround: Gesture typing (swype) with AOSP keyboard causes FC.
2. Workaround: Calendar sync not working for non-Google calendars.
Known Issues:
1. Battery drain in miscellaneous category pending fix from Google.
2. Rotation and accelerator not working.
3. Adaptive brightness not working.
Credits:
@myfluxi for the ROM
@drewwalton19216801 for the Gapps
@Chainfire for SuperSU
@sykopompos for the permissive boot.img
@fattire for the CM12 build instructions
Source:
1. Uses Google's stock AOSP 5.0 kernel
ramjet73

ramjet73 said:
An AOSP ROM with some CM stuff added was posted by @myfluxi in the CM11 thread, and some of the users there requested that it be moved out to a separate thread, so I've created this one until @myfluxi decides to create one himself. I'm very impressed with the ROM/Gapps/kernel/SuperSU combination below but try it yourself and see what you think. :good:
What you need:
1. ROM
2. Gapps
3. SuperSU
4. Permissive boot.img
How to flash:
1. NANDroid backup current ROM
2. TWRP "factory reset"
3. Flash ROM
4. Flash Gapps
5. Flash permissive boot.img
6. Flash SuperSU
7. Reboot and profit
Credits:
@myfluxi for the ROM
@drewwalton19216801 for the Gapps
@Chainfire for SuperSU
@sykopompos for the permissive boot.img
ramjet73
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What had happened?
Sent from my LG-D851

sykopompos said:
What had happened?
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This.
Just trying to be helpful.
ramjet73

Any substantial bugs that prevent this from daily use so far?
Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

4. Permissive boot.img
Link isnt working

procitysam said:
Any substantial bugs that prevent this from daily use so far?
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Not that I've found so far. @myfluxi said he is planning to use it as his daily driver.
ramjet73

mcscruff said:
4. Permissive boot.img
Link isnt working
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Yea, Dev-Host is acting up ATM so I attached it to the OP.
ramjet73

ramjet73 said:
Yea, Dev-Host is acting up ATM so I attached it to the OP.
ramjet73
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Thanks!!

ramjet73 said:
This.
Just trying to be helpful.
ramjet73
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Not interesting enough to stop me from falling back asleep
I think the simple aosp gapps are better too
Sent from my LG-D851

so far so good running this build with gapps from OP; only issue I am having and also had on the preview was calendar sync, not all calendars will show up for me.
ALSO you don't need to flash that permissive kernel for root, fluxis stock kernel works with root out of the box no need to do that

sykopompos said:
Not interesting enough to stop me from falling back asleep
I think the simple aosp gapps are better too
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I honestly don't know the difference but the ones I linked were recommended in the CM11 thread.
Sleep well!
ramjet73

I take it that this still has the miscellaneous battery drain bug?
Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

procitysam said:
I take it that this still has the miscellaneous battery drain bug?
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It probably does since it's based on the current AOSP source and I don't think that fix has been pushed to AOSP yet.
ramjet73

ramjet73 said:
It probably does since it's based on the current AOSP source and I don't think that fix has been pushed to AOSP yet.
ramjet73
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Have you had that bug so far?
Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

procitysam said:
Have you had that bug so far?
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Not the way I use my phone.
Battery life is very different depending on apps and kernel installed, signal strength for WiFi and cellular radios, screen on time and brightness, and other factors that vary from user to user.
I don't even try to help users with battery life. They need to read the threads and try the suggestions that make sense for them.
ramjet73

ramjet73 said:
Not the way I use my phone.
Battery life is very different depending on apps and kernel installed, signal strength for WiFi and cellular radios, screen on time and brightness, and other factors that vary from user to user.
I don't even try to help users with battery life. They need to read the threads and try the suggestions that make sense for them.
ramjet73
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Can you please update OP you do not need to do the 4th step listed, that permissive kernel is not needed, root works out of the box if you flash supersu with fluxis kernel; there is no reason to flash that with fluxi's build.

Circaflex said:
Can you please update OP you do not need to do the 4th step listed, that permissive kernel is not needed, root works out of the box if you flash supersu with fluxis kernel; there is no reason to flash that with fluxi's build.
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Also would be great if you could put some of the "how to build" stuff I posted in the other thread. It's not generally put on cm threads in the OP, but since htis is so deep in early development it might be nice to mention.

Circaflex said:
ALSO you don't need to flash that permissive kernel for root, fluxis stock kernel works with root out of the box no need to do that
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I included that based on this post by @myfluxi:
For root access, use SuperSU and (only once) a kernel with permissive SELinux rules.
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The boot.img I linked is fully permissive versus some "relaxed" versions that @Chainfire created. Since I'm not sure what version @myfluxi used in the ROM I'm going to leave that step for now.
You are welcome to use whatever works for you.
ramjet73

fattire said:
Also would be great if you could put some of the "how to build" stuff I posted in the other thread. It's not generally put on cm threads in the OP, but since htis is so deep in early development it might be nice to mention.
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Sure.
I'm assuming that you are referring to this post.
If that's correct I will include it as a reference in the OP of this thread.
ramjet73

Circaflex said:
so far so good running this build with gapps from OP; only issue I am having and also had on the preview was calendar sync, not all calendars will show up for me.
ALSO you don't need to flash that permissive kernel for root, fluxis stock kernel works with root out of the box no need to do that
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I posted about that in the CM11 thread before this thread was opened. Use sunrise calendar and it syncs up.

[ROM][Lollipop 5.0.2] UnOfficial Beanstalk 5.0025 for Otter2

*** UnOfficial Beanstalk 5.0 for the Otter2 ***
***Warning***
I am not responsible for the things you choose to do to your device
You are ultimately responsible for what happens with your device
By flashing this you have already voided and sort of warranty for your device
And I am not responsible for bricked devices
There is always a small amount of risk in what we do here...
So please do research and ask questions before things go bad
I will do my best to answer questions
***End of warning***
Please thank scott.hart.bti who is the creator of Beanstalk ROM and the Cyanogenmod Team whose work is the base of this ROM!
**About
Beanstalk is a CM based ROM with a few minor tweaks here and there to make a pretty smooth android experience.
**Install
WIPE (data, cache, and Dalvik)...you aint coming from CM12 so this will have to be a fresh and clean install
Install ROM...download available here
Install GAPPS if you so choose...available here or what ever variation you so choose
OPTIONAL install SuperSU...available here. (there is a slight bug where it may not install on its own)
OPTIONAL wipe chaches before reboot
Reboot
Enjoy!
**Download
Jan 31, 2015 here
**Change Log
Jan 31, 2015 - Initial build
**Known Issues
SuperSU is supposed to install after the ROM installs by default...for the KF2 it seems a little buggy. If thats the case you can flash after 1st boot.
Overall the system seems a little choppy not super smooth yet.
I'll get some screen shots up sometime...so there is none at the moment.

Lollipop at LAST!

Omg you're amazing
Sent from my VS985 4G using Tapatalk

jamminjon82 said:
Omg you're amazing
Sent from my VS985 4G using Tapatalk
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Okay maybe I was little early on its release...I'm starting to get a lot of force closes

You're still awesome

Your into says: "Please thank scott.hart.bti who is the creator of Beanstalk ROM and the Cyanogenmod Team whose work is the base of this ROM!" First, thank you scott.hart.bte and Cyanogenmod Team for all of your work, as well as you Obsolete1. Question: I have a STOCK KF2d Gen. I assume I will need to root first, then set up twrp, 2nd bootloader and other files as though I'm loading Otter2's android 4.4.4? I also assume I pick up with your Lolipop rom, gapps and SU at the same point in the process where I would be installing CM11.0 + 3.0.50 Kernel for Kindle Fire 2 and the gapps for it? Are my assumptions correct? Thank you again for your work on this project.

First root access then use fastboot to flash boot.img recovery 2nd bootloader then you upgrade twrp to 2.6.3.1 then you can flash this rom just don't flash anything from cm 11

Works for me. Thanks for the additional info because I would have missed the twrp upgrade to 2.6.3.1.

meXico12 said:
Works for me. Thanks for the additional info because I would have missed the twrp upgrade to 2.6.3.1.
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Are there any plans to update this "unofficial" version? I'd like to try nightlys and ultimately the "official" version. Thanks.

Ikr its like he gave up or he is secretly working on it

I'm interested in this too, would love to see some screenshots. If this becomes reasonably stable I will def give it a try.
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Kusakus said:
First root access then use fastboot to flash boot.img recovery 2nd bootloader then you upgrade twrp to 2.6.3.1 then you can flash this rom just don't flash anything from cm 11
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What do you mean by don't flash anything from cm 11??
Steve.

meXico12 said:
Are there any plans to update this "unofficial" version? I'd like to try nightlys and ultimately the "official" version. Thanks.
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es updates will be available soon see below. No to the making things official sorry.
Kusakus said:
Ikr its like he gave up or he is secretly working on it
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Yes and no....busy home life at the moment plus I'm in to process of chaning distros so things are kind of a mess. This is my "other" project that does not get as much attention. My phone which runs the same thing gets more attention because I use it everyday unlike my KF. Give me a couple more days and I should have another build.
Again sorry for not responding, I didnt get any notifications that there where posts here I assumed most people had moved on so it went to way "back-burner" on the things to do. But now that I see some interest I will try to make it a little more important. Thanks again for the interest. :good:

obsolete1 said:
es updates will be available soon see below. No to the making things official sorry.
Yes and no....busy home life at the moment plus I'm in to process of chaning distros so things are kind of a mess. This is my "other" project that does not get as much attention. My phone which runs the same thing gets more attention because I use it everyday unlike my KF. Give me a couple more days and I should have another build.
Again sorry for not responding, I didnt get any notifications that there where posts here I assumed most people had moved on so it went to way "back-burner" on the things to do. But now that I see some interest I will try to make it a little more important. Thanks again for the interest. :good:
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Thanks a lot for this, will definitely take a look when I have some free time... :good:

Great work man. My SuperSU is not opening up and after it freezes the whole system starts to force close, I already reinstalled it using TWRP but no luck, I updated to the latest version using an apk I downloaded but it still won't open up and.
Can you help me root it?

Also very excited about lollipop for KF2! Let me know if I can test anything.
Sent from my XT1068/69 using Tapatalk

Same here, recently got one for free and would love to test for you.

help
I am currently running Cyanogenmod 11-20150209 Nightly Otter2
I do not understand what you mean by don't flash coming from CM11.
Can you please help me? I would love to get this new OS on my device

jonathanml86 said:
I am currently running Cyanogenmod 11-20150209 Nightly Otter2
I do not understand what you mean by don't flash coming from CM11.
Can you please help me? I would love to get this new OS on my device
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He meant, start the Kindle in fastboot mode to flash boot.img from the command prompt.

theplagueisback said:
He meant, start the Kindle in fastboot mode to flash boot.img from the command prompt.
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I have TWRP on there, can't I just download the rom, reboot into twrp, wipe properly and install?

jonathanml86 said:
I have TWRP on there, can't I just download the rom, reboot into twrp, wipe properly and install?
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Yes if you have the minimum required version to install Lollipop. Because you already have CM installed it means you already have performed all the necessary bootstrap tricks.

[MOD] 70-72Hz Display Mod for OnePlus6

70-72Hz Mod for OnePlus 6!
So here it is guys! Our own Display OC mod! Ever since Mi9 got one I really wanted to make one for OP6 too and after many sleepless nights and compiling various things, here it is! Let's talk about couple of things, is it safe? Mi9 users and K20 Pro users have a similar mod and they reported no screen damage so far. I will be testing this mod 24/7 and report how it affects my screen. I also used lower values just because 75Hz seemed bit unstable so this mod is pretty safe I'd say. 70Hz runs really.. well. Smoothly! :laugh: Can You notice the difference? Yes! Shocking how much difference there is in 10Hz. Battery life? Probably no impact at all since the OC is pretty small.
Can I flash it on 6T, santoni, vince, my new mt6580 phone?? No! Even though it won't brick Your phone, it simply won't work.
Compatibility? Most likely all Pie roms, maybe even without root.
How to Install:
Windows Users:
Extract the zip somewhere.
Reboot to fastboot and plug Your phone in.
Double tap on 70hz_recommended_flasher_windows.bat (Don't run it as admin)
Wait till it finishes flashing.
Reboot and enjoy!
Check screenshots in attached images!
Download:
70_72Hz Mod for OnePlus6
Stock 60Hz Flasher for OnePlus6
If You have any other problems, just ask here on XDA or for the fastest support PM me or ask someone in my group on Telegram
Join my group!
If You like my work, You can support me here!
https://www.paypal.me/protodevnan0
Credits:
ZhenXin and Andy Chan for original dtbo mod idea.
FunkWizard/OnePlus for latest firmwares!
OnePlus for creating OP6!
My friend Dylan for always supporting me
If I forgot anyone, just PM me on Telegram!
​
XDA:DevDB Information
[MOD] 70-72Hz Display Mod for OnePlus6 , Tool/Utility for the OnePlus 6
Contributors
ProtoDeVNan0
Source Code: https://github.com/OnePlusOSS/android_kernel_oneplus_sdm845/tree/oneplus/SDM845_P_9.0_Beta
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2019-07-27
Last Updated 2019-07-27

Reserved for future feedback
Edit: Can someone move it to mods/themes? Idk why it got posted here

Can you please make one for 6T?

Interesting. How to uninstall if something goes wrong?
And therefore, when do we need to flash it again? After every ROM update?

Tomatot- said:
Interesting. How to uninstall if something goes wrong?
And therefore, when do we need to flash it again? After every ROM update?
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Having the same questions. Thanks in advance.

Tomatot- said:
Interesting. How to uninstall if something goes wrong?
And therefore, when do we need to flash it again? After every ROM update?
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Flash stock ota again

Works just great. ?

Tomatot- said:
Interesting. How to uninstall if something goes wrong?
And therefore, when do we need to flash it again? After every ROM update?
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I'll post a back to stock flasher soon. And after every Full OxygenOS OTA You have to reflash it.

Twrp flashable zip ? I don't have my pc currently

ProtoDeVNan0 said:
I'll post a back to stock flasher soon. And after every Full OxygenOS OTA You have to reflash it.
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Thanks. Does it modify the vendor partition or the system one? I'm wondering for custom roms udpates.

Tomatot- said:
Thanks. Does it modify the vendor partition or the system one? I'm wondering for custom roms udpates.
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It modifies dtbo partition. So custom roms most likely won't ever touch this partition. Stock OTAs will though.

i installed it and it works............thank you

nice one

Where can I find the source code?

Macusercom said:
Where can I find the source code?
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There's no source. It's just a modded stock dtbo.img.

how to uninstall it?

Can we flash this img via TWRP?

ProtoDeVNan0 said:
There's no source. It's just a modded stock dtbo.img.
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But what did you mod?

igagan_ said:
how to uninstall it?
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You can use 60Hz flasher. It will restore stock dtbo
Bloodwin said:
Can we flash this img via TWRP?
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If Your TWRP supports dtbo flashing then sure. But if it doesn't then fastboot is the only option I guess.

I feel like I'm gonna get a speeding ticket on my way back home after I finish doing groceries. I need to flash this ASAP. ?