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[ROM][AOSP][Linaro]CarbonRom Nightlies[sc-06d/d2dcm]-Unofficial

About Carbon
CarbonRom is an aftermarket firmware based on the Android Open Source Project. We are dedicated to fast, stable, and feature-filled roms, honesty and communication with our users, and openness with our code. We like frequent builds, with the very latest and greatest hardware support and fixes. We strive to not only provide you with the best rom we can build, but also to give back to the Android community and our fellow developers. For us, this is about creating something we can be proud of and hope you will enjoy.
Please feel free to look at, build, and use our code on CarbonDev GitHub.
We would like to thank CyanogenMod for their device trees, framework/settings mods and their code that was incorporated into this project. We also extend our gratitude to the devs whose code that we have incorporated. Proper authorship has been maintained and can be viewed on our repository.
Special thanks also go to Slim Rom for some of their features, PA, AOKP, and anyone else we may have borrowed commits from that hasn't been mentioned here. If you feel you have been unfairly left out, please - let us know.
While we make every effort to test these builds as much as possible, we are not responsible for anything that may happen to your device, family, pets, or perception of reality. We ask that you do your part to know your device and know how to recover from problems before you flash! If you have questions, ask your fellow users or ask us in #teamcarbon on freenode IRC.
Features
Simply stated, we can't really list features here. There are too many and they change too frequently, and we now support a truly insane number of devices. Chances are, if you like a feature, we have it already. Seriously.
Carbon Updates
Join us on these Social Media Channels to keep yourself up-to-date on all the latest Carbon news, updates, contests, and more! Join our completely open Google+ community for insider conversation with devs and other users.
Download Carbon
All Carbon downloads and further information such as features, changelog, and FAQ can be found on our goo.im page.
Both nightly and release builds are available. Please note that nightlies are for development purposes. This means that they may not work properly, may not flash, may not build for days at a time, and will probably eat your cat. If you flash these, know what you're doing, have backups, and don't complain when something happens. It's on you!
http://carbon-rom.com
Changelog
For a detailed changelog, check out the changes made each night here:
Change Log
You can also find a changelog in Settings->Carbon->About Carbon
Support
We spend an astonishing amount of time developing this software. We can't spend much time on XDA as a result, so if you need support, please try the following:
1) Search. Search, search, search. Yes, you. I don't care how unique or important your question is, it's very likely someone has adressed it already. Especially if you're even close to new at this.
2) Read our FAQ, which can be found on our goo.im page linked above. It's new, but expanding fast. Just like us!
3) Ask a question in your device forum. Someone will no doubt try to help you. Warning: this help may come in the form of telling you it's a dumb question that has been asked before. See step 1 - such are the perils of asking questions when you haven't done the research yourself. Android is about helping yourself.
4) Join our G+ Community: http://community.carbon-rom.com This is where we spend the bulk of our time and the best way to reach us and other community members. We update and frequent this community far more than XDA, simply due to time constraints and the convenience of G+.
5) Ask a question on our IRC channel. Connect to #teamcarbon on irc.freenode.net or click here. You'll find several other Carbon fans and usually one or more devs as well. Please be polite.
Who is Team Carbon?
Andros11
BigShotRob
Bionic Beast
dg4prez
Kejar31
mattmanwrx
morfic
nocoast
pixeldotz
slick_rick
winner00
Remember, every penny you send to us goes right back into the rom. It's used for hardware, server costs, etc - all the things that help us make Carbon better with every release. Your support means the world to us! If you've enjoyed Carbon, please consider a donation toward this goal. Thank you, and we hope you continue to enjoy Carbon!

Welcome to the unofficial CarbonRom thread for the NTT-DoCoMo Galaxy S III (sc-06d/d2dcm)
Make sure you have the correct device before you flash. These will not work on the i900 series.
These builds are not official because the kernel is not the standard CM kernel at this point in time. This is due to our device being a massive pain in the rear to develop for because DoCoMo likes to change things in their phones to make it "special". Thank you Dorkomo...
These builds are made by a very hard working developer by the name of @interlope. He's not part of the main Carbon team and does not receive anything from them. As a way of saying thank you for these builds we encourage you to donate to him.
https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=G9NQ5R43K8T8Q
If you are unable to do this, we request that you find some other way to contribute. Debugging is a very good way. Basically, we are looking for people who want to be active contributors and not just leech off others hard work.
The builds are now out of alpha and we have decided to open them up to everyone. However, to those that have and do contribute in the future I will be making modded versions of the roms with some extra goodies and such to show our appreciation. Keep checking those inboxes.
All builds are located here:
http://www.oudhitsquad.com/android/?dir=Samsung/d2dcm/carbon
The latest build (and all future builds) do not have Felica support.
If you are coming from stock there are instructions for rooting this device here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1895737

Bug reports
If you have a bug to report make sure you get a log of it or you will be ignored and removed from the testers list.
I won't go into the details of how to take logs. There are lots of tutorials on these forums on how to do that. However, there is a convenient app that will take the appropriate logs and upload them to wherever you like.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tortel.syslog&hl=en
Known bugs as of 08-11-13
none

Are you sure this is the right forum to post this? This is for the international version of the SIII (GT-I9300) AFAIK. Sry if I'm just not aware of any special rules...

nazfalas said:
Are you sure this is the right forum to post this? This is for the international version of the SIII (GT-I9300) AFAIK. Sry if I'm just not aware of any special rules...
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We don't have our own forum so we piggy-back on the international s3 forum.

DroidZombie said:
We don't have our own forum so we piggy-back on the international s3 forum.
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kk, didn't know

Check you inboxes folks the latest build just went out.

DroidZombie said:
Check you inboxes folks the latest build just went out.
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Thank you. Can i do a dirty install or does it have to be a clean install?

dreamers123 said:
Thank you. Can i do a dirty install or does it have to be a clean install?
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Clean. Wipe your system too.

Just cleaned installed. Everything is working great so far.
Sent from my SC-06D using Tapatalk

At the moment is the PacMan nightly van 7november flashed. To install the PAC rom there is a need to also flash GAPPS.
When I want to try the carbon rom is there a need to flash another GAPPS file?
And if its needed where can I found the correct GAPPS file.

topcads said:
At the moment is the PacMan nightly van 7november flashed. To install the PAC rom there is a need to also flash GAPPS.
When I want to try the carbon rom is there a need to flash another GAPPS file?
And if its needed where can I found the correct GAPPS file.
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any 4.3 gapps is fine. I use slim gapps personally. They work very well with dark carbon.

Kernel
Which kernel is good for this rom? focusing on battery
Lean?Yank555? They work on the rom? anyother good?

rogerxcamargo said:
Which kernel is good for this rom? focusing on battery
Lean?Yank555? They work on the rom? anyother good?
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At the moment there are no custom kernels for this device (read the description and make sure you have the device mentioned).
This is a Japan specific phone. If yours does not say sc-06d on the back of the device this is not the thread for you.

DroidZombie said:
Check you inboxes folks the latest build just went out.
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So builds are 100% non-sharable now? I just wanna be clear so I don't post a link a some point and get yelled at.
Is this a request from OUDHitSquad?
Might want to put JAPAN at the front of the thread title, and move the first lines from post 2 into the 1st post so people can quickly ID this as the Japanese variant thread.

This link might be helpful to people to people (posted on the old thread). Not sure if this is what you're meaning:
http://www.oudhitsquad.com/android/?dir=Samsung/d2dcm

My back button sometimes does not response. Any Suggestion? I am running on the latest version.
Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk

bikeaholics said:
My back button sometimes does not response. Any Suggestion? I am running on the latest version.
Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk
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You're in the wrong thread. Read the description very carefully
Sent from my SC-06D using Tapatalk

great day! john just made it happen. i've just sent him humble donation.
btw, if anybody wants to cook its own rom based on above i've just modded
well known old jpn cooker for this. you can fetch it from below link
https://app.box.com/s/6z2uj0svw40c5ogli677

dzebrys said:
great day! john just made it happen. i've just sent him humble donation.
btw, if anybody wants to cook its own rom based on above i've just modded
well known old jpn cooker for this. you can fetch it from below link
https://app.box.com/s/6z2uj0svw40c5ogli677
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Please put that on the rooting thread. And be VERY careful about using it now. There have been massive changes to the kernel which may result in an unstable rom.
And to everyone else please check the second post for updates

[ROM][KERNEL] MadTwatters AOKP

RULES​1. Read the OP fully.
2. For bug reports, I need a log to assess the issue. Capture a log while replicating the issue.
3. Do not ask ETA's on updates; you will be ignored.
4. Use the "search this thread" feature to make sure your question wasn't already answered by using key words.
5. Only ask a question about this project. Any questions about another ROM or project will be disregarded.
6. If you dont like my ROM then too bad.
7. You want 100% untouched/unmodified AOSP. This isn't the ROM for you.
8. AOKP is open source. so you can always build it yourself.​
Instructions:​Download ROM .zip file
Download KitKat GApps
Download latest SuperSU flashable (Optional)
Reboot to Recovery
Flash ROM, GApps, SuperSU .zip files
Clear Dalvik/Cache
Reboot and Enjoy​If you want to run art thats fine but use at YOUR OWN RISK as i currently do not support it.​
DOWNLOADS
ROM: Mod Edit: Link Removed​GAPPS: HERE​SuperSU: HERE​
Also a quick shoutout to xboxfanj for letting me use his kernel. Thanks bro​
XDA:DevDB Information
One M8, ROM for the HTC One (M8)
Contributors
MadTwatter, xboxfanj
ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
Based On: AOKP
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 8.29.2014
Stable Release Date: 2014-08-29
Created 2014-08-31
Last Updated 2014-09-03

Thread closed pending further information and understanding of duplicated thread.
Thread reopened to allow OP to add sources, credits and add more detail regarding the "essence" of this ROM...

It's mostly kernel optimization with a little bit of rom tweaking to make it smoother, when I get time I will sit down and go over the commits that I think are worth telling people about if that makes you feel more comfortable sir.
Sent From The Tardis

MadTwatter said:
It's mostly kernel optimization with a little bit of rom tweaking to make it smoother, when I get time I will sit down and go over the commits that I think are worth telling people about if that makes you feel more comfortable sir.
Sent From The Tardis
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This thread started out rather poorly and has been cleaned. I'm going to leave the thread open for now so that the OP can update the first post as @LenAsh requested and so that members can help with testing and troubleshooting. I am subscribing to this thread to encourage members to be on their best behavior. Instead of arguing in a thread and posting PMs publicly in a thread, please report the offending posts / PM and let a moderator handle it.
To the OP:
First off, welcome to XDA. We are glad you decided to post a ROM here. A few things:
You are required to post the following. If you do not within the next few days, I will need to close the thread and remove the download links:
1. Kernel source: You mention "kernel optimizations" so you need to upload your source code to Github. If you used a kernel without any changes, then please link to the thread of that kernel.
2. Credits: Link to AOKP at least to give them credit for the base. Also credit for any tweaks you found here that you included.
Suggested things to post. Although these are not required, most threads have them and members expect them so they know what they are flashing (I personally wouldn't flash a ROM without these).:
1. Feature list: what this ROM has that makes it special. You made changes that you liked - what were they?
2. Screenshots
3. Changelog: when you have one since this is the initial release
For more help on what's expected for ROM OPs, please look at these guidelines.
I don't want to close the thread. In fact, I like to encourage people to develop on here. So, please at least post kernel source and credits to keep the thread open. The other stuff is gravy and can be done as you get time or your thread maintainer you mentioned gets to it.

Hope the OP is adjusted according to XDA rules. i'm going to kick things off by flashing and testing this ROM. i'll check for any kind of malware/spyware (crash-test-dummy). Keep your fingers crossed.

Chuckd610 said:
Hope the OP is adjusted according to XDA rules. i'm going to kick things off by flashing and testing this ROM. i'll check for any kind of malware/spyware (crash-test-dummy). Keep your fingers crossed.
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I wouldn't be holding my breath on the OP providing the info requested by @coal686. I see he's been active around the place, but this mustn't be a priority.
Out of interest, did you flash the ROM, and if you did, how did it go?

OP has stated that he is not going to update the thread to give credits (kernel source is in the download tab), so thread closed and download link removed until he changes his mind.

Anyone running Krexus, AOSP?

Stumbled upon this ROM a while back. AOSP based. I like the approach it takes of an OEM+ feel. I've been running it for a few days now, and since there is no dev thread and very few downloads, thought I'd share. Running HC B14 and Open GApps as well. Also, you need to flash SU for root.
https://plus.google.com/communities/117603046007221302455

Just asked to join community. Sounds interesting.

They have a Nexus 5 thread with more information.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/development/rom-krexus-6-0-1-t3279248

Krexus is nice and George is a great dev and helpful. Here's the G+ Page and main thread to contact - https://plus.google.com/communities/117603046007221302455

MustBeTrippin said:
Krexus is nice and George is a great dev and helpful. Here's the G+ Page and main thread to contact - https://plus.google.com/communities/117603046007221302455
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welcome back to xda.

Huawei P9 Lite devs

Good day lads,
Disclaimer:
Code:
I don't know if you noticed a thread in the Q&A section that was closed by Matt. While I respect Matt's decision to close it, I find it a very relevant topic... The future of LineageOS for the P9 Lite. Please note that I do respect meticulous' wishes to charge for his work because I know how time consuming it is I wish to firmly express that I do not condone this mentality when it comes to Linux based operating systems.
I decided to make this thread with my little Dev knowledge in order to attract more devs who's willing to put in work on a stable device tree for free in spirit of community and for all to enjoy.
I do not have the Lineage source code at the moment but I will start downloading soon, I do know that I will need help and I encourage more devs/beginners to lend a hand for the benefit of us all.
Please, to begin, post links to relevant tarballs/links/downloads for development purposes, device tree and kernels, anything you've worked on so perhaps we can all work together.
Cheers
Sent from my HUAWEI VNS-L31 using Tapatalk

Hmmm... The fact that building android ROMs is time consuming is not a good enough reason to request money for OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE. Yes, LineageOS and android in general are open source, so that's an infraction.
About the collective effort, that's a good idea, but there are no sources from Huawei right now. You need to wait for the Nougat sources if Huawei really gives a dime about releasing them. From that point, it is easier to develop and get stuff working. Until then, good luck working without sources and experimenting stuff. Not to mention that there's no official TWRP as well, and TWRPs posted here on XDA for our devices have specific requirements to get them flashed on your device.

Asphyxiate666 said:
Hmmm... The fact that building android ROMs is time consuming is not a good enough reason to request money for OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE. Yes, LineageOS and android in general are open source, so that's an infraction.
About the collective effort, that's a good idea, but there are no sources from Huawei right now. You need to wait for the Nougat sources if Huawei really gives a dime about releasing them. From that point, it is easier to develop and get stuff working. Until then, good luck working without sources and experimenting stuff. Not to mention that there's no official TWRP as well, and TWRPs posted here on XDA for our devices have specific requirements to get them flashed on your device.
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Why do you need to come here with negativity? I don't support meticulous but he can do what he wants with the device sources he took the time to build, heck, he doesn't need to release those sources so I don't know what you're talking about, firstly. Secondly, a device tree can be built, Q.E.D we as a community can work on it together, if they release it we'll just have it much easier.
Note also; I've asked for relevant input and help from the community.
Thanks for your time though.
EDIT: P.S Professional Flasher, have you ever built a ROM before? Because that's my target here, finding people who knows how to fix error and put the tree together
Sent from my HUAWEI VNS-L31 using Tapatalk

Carlyle_f said:
Why do you need to come here with negativity? I don't support meticulous but he can do what he wants with the device sources he took the time to build, heck, he doesn't need to release those sources so I don't know what you're talking about, firstly. Secondly, a device tree can be built, Q.E.D we as a community can work on it together, if they release it we'll just have it much easier.
Note also; I've asked for relevant input and help from the community.
Thanks for your time though.
EDIT: P.S Professional Flasher, have you ever built a ROM before? Because that's my target here, finding people who knows how to fix error and put the tree together
Sent from my HUAWEI VNS-L31 using Tapatalk
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Ignore it's just a critic custom rom user....[emoji12]

Hipom said:
Ignore it's just a critic custom rom user....[emoji12]
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My words are razor sharp but honest and realistic.
Sent from my VNS-L21 using Tapatalk

Asphyxiate666 said:
Hmmm... The fact that building android ROMs is time consuming is not a good enough reason to request money for OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE. Yes, LineageOS and android in general are open source, so that's an infraction.
About the collective effort, that's a good idea, but there are no sources from Huawei right now. You need to wait for the Nougat sources if Huawei really gives a dime about releasing them. From that point, it is easier to develop and get stuff working. Until then, good luck working without sources and experimenting stuff. Not to mention that there's no official TWRP as well, and TWRPs posted here on XDA for our devices have specific requirements to get them flashed on your device.
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Open source does not mean free, period.

pilgrim011 said:
On xda, it does mean free, period. People that think that they should be paid for contributing here are not welcome on XDA.
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you are totally right

Just finish already. If you want to discuss all that situation just create some g+ group or telegram for this.
XDA dev thread is not for that king of discussion.
Also it should be in QA SECTION.
You start xda dev thread when you have something made already. Not just with idea.

lsander said:
If you want to discuss all that situation just create some g+ group or telegram for this.
XDA dev thread is not for that king of discussion.
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This disussions are undesired here. I know a board where you can discuss that. If you want, feel free to have a look at it. This little Board is very pleased about every enlivenment. Opened a thread over there.

Well, developers do not grow on trees. I guess there are not enough devs here who have the P9 Lite device.
However I like the intention of the thread author. For that reason please try to discuss in a human way.
In the end: I am vers interested in learning how to build custom roms but I can't find a way how to learn it. Does anyone have some good advice?

Updated kernel
Hello everyone, I've recently been working on updating the Honor 5c kernel to 3.10.105 and so far it seems to be working fine on my P9lite, LineageOS 14.1. It's based purely on stock, with one or two commits borrowed from Meticulus' kernel repo, so it compiles without errors.
Since this is a new account, I can't link my repo directly, you can find it on my github profile, Avsky.
I'll be making my own additions to master branch, while stocklike branch will contain only fixes and kernel updates.
If somebody would like to test them, you can get the boot image from releases tab on github. Stock kernel hasn't been tested, mind you, always keep a backup!
Also depending on how much time I have, I might get started on bringing OmniROM to our device (I'm really missing it). I'm just a college student though, so it might never see the light of day, any help is much appreciated.

Avsky0 said:
Hello everyone, I've recently been working on updating the Honor 5c kernel to 3.10.105 and so far it seems to be working fine on my P9lite, LineageOS 14.1. It's based purely on stock, with one or two commits borrowed from Meticulus' kernel repo, so it compiles without errors.
Since this is a new account, I can't link my repo directly, you can find it on my github profile, Avsky.
I'll be making my own additions to master branch, while stocklike branch will contain only fixes and kernel updates.
If somebody would like to test them, you can get the boot image from releases tab on github. Stock kernel hasn't been tested, mind you, always keep a backup!
Also depending on how much time I have, I might get started on bringing OmniROM to our device (I'm really missing it). I'm just a college student though, so it might never see the light of day, any help is much appreciated.
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Hello, I tried your kernel on AOSPA MM but I couldn't get the proper unpacked zImage. I got only 9.7 MB gzip which contains the 22 MB Image but I couldn't extract it.
Could you provide the zImage?

dady000 said:
Hello, I tried your kernel on AOSPA MM but I couldn't get the proper unpacked zImage. I got only 9.7 MB gzip which contains the 22 MB Image but I couldn't extract it.
Could you provide the zImage?
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Strange, I can extract it without problem using abootimg. Anyway, zImage now included on releases page.

Avsky0 said:
Strange, I can extract it without problem using abootimg. Anyway, zImage now included on releases page.
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That zImage looks like the same I got from unpack. For some reason it won't boot when I repack it with my ramdisk.

dady000 said:
That zImage looks like the same I got from unpack. For some reason it won't boot when I repack it with my ramdisk.
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I repacked and uploaded my image with ramdisk from your latest AOSPA, could you try it? Sizes varied a bit, I've used my abootimg config with SELinux changed to permissive, as that is the case in your image.
EDIT: I'm uploading extracted zImage as well.

Avsky0 said:
I repacked and uploaded my image with ramdisk from your latest AOSPA, could you try it? Sizes varied a bit, I've used my abootimg config with SELinux changed to permissive, as that is the case in your image.
EDIT: I'm uploading extracted zImage as well.
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Yeah of course it works :silly:. Looks like my boot-packing skills are pretty low. Good job :fingers-crossed:

dady000 said:
Yeah of course it works :silly:. Looks like my boot-packing skills are pretty low. Good job :fingers-crossed:
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Glad to hear it! Your images seem to be using uncompressed zImages, while in stock ROMs they're gzipped, seems like unintentional change somewhere in your build process.

Avsky0 said:
Glad to hear it! Your images seem to be using uncompressed zImages, while in stock ROMs they're gzipped, seems like unintentional change somewhere in your build process.
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Yeah you're right. I just checked it and I am copying Image instead of Image.gz. Seems like it's only a 'cosmetic' issue because it runs anyways.

Great news guys, my sources now compile with latest Linaro toolchain. The kernel actually barely needed any fixes, but I'm not releasing anything prebuilt yet, since I have no idea what impact on stability my hacks might have.
Screenshot

ndroid1562 said:
Well, developers do not grow on trees. I guess there are not enough devs here who have the P9 Lite device.
However I like the intention of the thread author. For that reason please try to discuss in a human way.
In the end: I am vers interested in learning how to build custom roms but I can't find a way how to learn it. Does anyone have some good advice?
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Perhaps reading through GitHub commits, checking the code and see whether or not you're really interested. If you're using a Linux distribution which I strongly advise, learn bash scripts first - it's easy and self explanatory and from there you will get basics of directories and calling up files.
Goodluck
Sent from my HUAWEI VNS-L31 using Tapatalk

***CLOSED*** [ROM][9.0] Simple S7Experience ROM

***Moderator Edit: Thread closed due to GPL Policy violation***
ROM features:
- debloated
- pre-rooted
- with nice wallpaper
Warning: this ROM is still in test process, if there is any bugs please report
Download ROM:
(Pan Baidu) ***Link removed by moderator***
Credits: ROM PLAYGROUND

@(EVIL RYU) Please read the GPL Policy linked in my signature. You are required to post the source your kernel was built from to be GPL compliant. Please correct this immediately.
Also, if you ported this from someone else's work, you MUST give them credit, per Rule 12 of the XDA Forum Rules.
Otherwise, if this is not your own work, you must give credit to the original developer.
If these corrections are not made within 5 days, this thread will be closed and download links will be removed.

V0latyle said:
@(EVIL RYU) Please read the GPL Policy linked in my signature. You are required to post the source your kernel was built from to be GPL compliant. Please correct this immediately.
Also, if you ported this from someone else's work, you MUST give them credit, per Rule 12 of the XDA Forum Rules.
Otherwise, if this is not your own work, you must give credit to the original developer.
If these corrections are not made within 5 days, this thread will be closed and download links will be removed.
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hello, I have fixed the problems as you mentioned..

(EVIL RYU) said:
hello, I have fixed the problems as you mentioned..
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Your kernel source link is not correct. Are you using the stock kernel? If this is just a modified stock ROM, you can find the stock kernel source here

Is this an Android 9 rom as you menthioned in the title? Gald to see that on Snapdragon S7e. Thanks for your work.

(EVIL RYU) said:
hello, I have fixed the problems as you mentioned..
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As you still have not posted the correct kernel source, I have closed this thread and removed the download links.
Please be aware that your kernel source link must point to the source code for the OEM kernel if you're using the stock one, OR if you are using a custom kernel, either the source used to build that kernel or its repository. You cannot use the ROM download link as your source.
When you are ready to correct this issue, please use the Report button on your post to contact us.