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CM12 and G Watch R

Hi folks. I'm getting impatient for Lollipop and was going to flash my rooted Note 3 (n900w8 - the Canadian model) with the latest CM12 nightly build. My only hesitation is that it will screw up Android Wear functionality. Anybody using CM12 with their watch and want to share the experience? Thanks in advance!

Shrink said:
Hi folks. I'm getting impatient for Lollipop and was going to flash my rooted Note 3 (n900w8 - the Canadian model) with the latest CM12 nightly build. My only hesitation is that it will screw up Android Wear functionality. Anybody using CM12 with their watch and want to share the experience? Thanks in advance!
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Why will you have a problem ? It isn't a gear that won't work anywhere except touchwiz.

That's why I was asking. CM12 is missing some features like NFC. So... Is anyone who is actually using both having any compatibility issues with CM12 and Android Wear?

Shrink said:
That's why I was asking. CM12 is missing some features like NFC. So... Is anyone who is actually using both having any compatibility issues with CM12 and Android Wear?
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I've been running CM12 nightlies on my LG G3 since I got the G Watch R and haven't had a problem with connectivity between the two.

Thanks! I've got CM12 installed and everything appears to by syncing fine. Appreciate your feedback.

ME173X Lollipop.

Hello, I got Asus Memo Pad 7 (ME173X) running custom rom (4.2.2).
Is there a Lollipop rom for this tablet?
Thanks in advance!

Wassupdog said:
Hello, I got Asus Memo Pad 7 (ME173X) running custom rom (4.2.2).
Is there a Lollipop rom for this tablet?
Thanks in advance!
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If you mean stock rom, then yes, if you cant update your tablet via OTA you can manually install it via ADB or using a temporary recovery (search it in xda).

Ruben Craveiro said:
If you mean stock rom, then yes, if you cant update your tablet via OTA you can manually install it via ADB or using a temporary recovery (search it in xda).
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Thanks!
I searched but only found for other models of this tablet, couldn't install it.

i tought you were talking about the me176cx model, the me173cx has no more support or any custom rom avaible to get kitkat/lollipop etc the only rom avaible is a modified rom of android 4.2.2.

Please could someone migrate or do a ROM based in cm12 or cm13 (lollipop or marshmallow) for this tablet??
I'm on original 4.2.2..
Thanks.
Sent from my Samsung GT-I9300 using XDA Labs

If there is an answer to this problem, please share. I have recently acquired a memo Pad 7 HD as well

jayvoice! said:
If there is an answer to this problem, please share. I have recently acquired a memo Pad 7 HD as well
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you shouldnt have bought it, its a very old tablet and this tablet has no support and its impossible to port anything above 4.2.2, since its using a closed source mediatek chipset.

Why do I keep seeing people talk about stock 5.1.1 on the XT1096?

Am I completely missing something? Last I knew 5.1 was the latest OTA on XT1096, not 5.1.1.

5.1.1 would be a custom rom. 5.1 is the latest official.
Sent from my XT1095 using Tapatalk

AGISCI said:
5.1.1 would be a custom rom. 5.1 is the latest official.
Sent from my XT1095 using Tapatalk
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Exactly, but when the word "stock" is stuck in front of "5.1.1" I'm left like

As far as I know, the fixes from android 5.1.1 were included in the 5.1 update moto provided..
So in a matter of speaking, the moto 5.1 ís android 5.1.1

N01tra said:
As far as I know, the fixes from android 5.1.1 were included in the 5.1 update moto provided..
So in a matter of speaking, the moto 5.1 ís android 5.1.1
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And you think that because?
It seems to me that if that were the case they wouldn't have called it 5.1.

I think I read it in a thread here, or at another forum.. Don't recall.
I concur, it isn't logical to name it 5.1 instead of 5.1.1... But then again, the combo "Moto" and "making good decisions" isn't really happening at the moment

leanKernel question. Since I'm new, it wont let me post in the dev thread.

Hi all,
So I want to install leanKernel on my Nexus 6 so I can undervolt it, and I don't know which version to go with.
I have stock Android 5.1.1, and stock kernel.
Which version do I flash? lk_shamu_m-v3.0.zip or lk_shamu_lp-v2.14cm.zip, or lk_shamu_lp-v2.14.zip
I checked the FAQ and it doesn't have the info I am looking for. Moreover 3.0 isn't even mentioned.
I assume CM ys for CyanogenMod? But that still leaves me with 2 options.
Thanks guys!

Hello, you must flash lk_shamu_lp-v2.14.zip (lp stand for lolipop)
lk_shamu_lp-v2.14cm.zip (cm stand for cyanogen mod)
lk_shamu_m-v3.0.zip (the "m" stand for Marshmallow)

fleau77 said:
Hello, you must flash lk_shamu_lp-v2.14.zip (lp stand for lolipop)
lk_shamu_lp-v2.14cm.zip (cm stand for cyanogen mod)
lk_shamu_m-v3.0.zip (the "m" stand for Marshmallow)
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Cool, thank you!

grandmasboy said:
Hi all,
So I want to install leanKernel on my Nexus 6 so I can undervolt it, and I don't know which version to go with.
I have stock Android 5.1.1, and stock kernel.
Which version do I flash? lk_shamu_m-v3.0.zip or lk_shamu_lp-v2.14cm.zip, or lk_shamu_lp-v2.14.zip
I checked the FAQ and it doesn't have the info I am looking for. Moreover 3.0 isn't even mentioned.
I assume CM ys for CyanogenMod? But that still leaves me with 2 options.
Thanks guys!
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Android 6 is M (Marshmallow)
Android 5 is LP (Lollipop)
Android 4 is K (Kitkat)
Since you have 5.11, go with the LP version

andy_n_ said:
Android 6 is M (Marshmallow)
Android 5 is LP (Lollipop)
Android 4 is K (Kitkat)
Since you have 5.11, go with the LP version
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Final question. Will it be safe to flash SlimRom over this kernel?

grandmasboy said:
Final question. Will it be safe to flash SlimRom over this kernel?
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Flashing any rom will likely overwrite the kernel with the one provided in the rom. However you can just reflash your kernel after flashing Slim.

StykerB said:
Flashing any rom will likely overwrite the kernel with the one provided in the rom. However you can just reflash your kernel after flashing Slim.
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Thank you very much!

Fire OS 5.1.1 - What can(and can't) I do on this version?

After buying it I powered on it and it auto updated to Fire OS 5.1.1.
Looking through XDA it seems like there's no differenciation between 5.0.2 and 5.1.1 for making custom things.
My question is which of these:
-Changing the default launcher (to Nova for example)
-Rooting
-Installing custom ROM
methods are compatible with 5.1.1?
Sorry for the bad english, help is appreciated.

yuriy636 said:
After buying it I powered on it and it auto updated to Fire OS 5.1.1.
Looking through XDA it seems like there's no differenciation between 5.0.2 and 5.1.1 for making custom things.
My question is which of these:
-Changing the default launcher (to Nova for example)
-Rooting
-Installing custom ROM
methods are compatible with 5.1.1?
Sorry for the bad english, help is appreciated.
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5.0.1 allows Fastboot boot which allows custom recoveries to boot
5.1.1 does not but you can flash roms using Flashfire instead after getting Root

Ownster said:
5.0.2 allows Fastboot boot which allows custom recoveries to boot
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5.0.2 You mean 5.0.1
There is no 5.0.2