Hi, I'd like to know what title says: Kernel version (in about phone), if this device supports camera2 API by default and whether it is armeabi-v7a or arm64-v8a. Thanks in advance
Kernel: 4.4.21
Camera2: Yes. This phone has a Hexagon 642 DSP and a Sectra 160 ISP. Link.
ARM: armv8 (64-bit CPU)
Check on Geekbench or CPU-Z, this phone actually uses 64-bit Android.
You can use the google camera port
crazyates said:
Kernel: 4.4.21
Camera2: Yes. This phone has a Hexagon 642 DSP and a Sectra 160 ISP. Link.
ARM: armv8 (64-bit CPU)
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Thank you. I forgot to ask, how much space is available for user? (/data partition size)
igna.98 said:
Thank you. I forgot to ask, how much space is available for user? (/data partition size)
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I don't remember the exact size, but it's right around half of the 32GB. I think it was right around 15-16 GB usable?
The system takes up 13.1 GB, and "OTHER" is another 2.7 GB.
crazyates said:
I don't remember the exact size, but it's right around half of the 32GB. I think it was right around 15-16 GB usable?
The system takes up 13.1 GB, and "OTHER" is another 2.7 GB.
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? I hope I can get the 64gb version, 16 GB is too little. In my 32GB Moto Z play I can use 24GB.
igna.98 said:
I hope I can get the 64gb version, 16 GB is too little. In my 32GB Moto Z play I can use 24GB.
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Yeah I wasn't super impressed with almost exactly half of the storage being used for the system. OTOH, you do get a microSD card slot, and considering that a 128GB U3 microSD card is like $45, I'm not that worried.
Related
As the topic says, i want to start developing or porting ROMs/Kernels
for the LG GT540 or any other phone.
I know a fair amount of computing and game developing. So can
anyone tell me what the requirements are for developing a simple ROM.
For example like how much RAM i need on my PC and need to learn Java c++ and etc.
I do know how to make an android app but couldn't put it in the market
as i need a license which i didn't buy. I don't know how to make 3d games
and stuff i can only make simple 2d apps.
I did read some stuff here:
http://developer.android.com/guide/index.html
http://source.android.com/source/initializing.html
and a lot more.
I know developing isn't easy but i do like technology and stuff like that,
so that is why i want to learn.
Thanks.
http://www.tabletroms.com/index.php...oid-source-code-heavy-duty-machines-required/
pcfighter said:
http://www.tabletroms.com/index.php...oid-source-code-heavy-duty-machines-required/
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****...
i think building ICS is a bit too advanced for me. Maybe requirements for
AOSP for building from CM sources?
It's good to have dual core processor and you must have more than 1GB ram (otherwise linux system will kill process, because he will don't have memory). And maybe 30 GB disk space.
Firstly you'll need C++ and Java. But that's not all. You'll need to understand the structure of the Android source and kernel and how they work. You need to know how to write your own device configs and makefiles. And you must know how to solve errors.
Your build machine should meet the requirements for building Android. On my machine, Gingerbread is ready for 2 hours. Here are my specs:
Intel Core i5 430M Dual-Core Processor 2,53GHz
4GB RAM
Ati Mobility Radeon HD 4570 512MB Graphics card
500GB HDD
I'm afraid I can't help, but I want to know!
I spent only 2 Weeks learning batch and html, so I'm quite clever. I'm currently trying to learn java, then will learn C++
Sent from my LG GT540 Swift using Tapatalk
pcfighter said:
It's good to have dual core processor and you must have more than 1GB ram (otherwise linux system will kill process, because he will don't have memory). And maybe 30 GB disk space.
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I have a dual-core processor and i have more than 1GB of ram.
despotovski01 said:
Firstly you'll need C++ and Java. But that's not all. You'll need to understand the structure of the Android source and kernel and how they work. You need to know how to write your own device configs and makefiles. And you must know how to solve errors.
Your build machine should meet the requirements for building Android. On my machine, Gingerbread is ready for 2 hours. Here are my specs:
Intel Core i5 430M Dual-Core Processor 2,53GHz
4GB RAM
Ati Mobility Radeon HD 4570 512MB Graphics card
500GB HDD
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i will try building Froyo as i think it will be easier and less system
requirements will be needed.
Also i am trying it make linux boot through a USB. will this be a disadvantage?
Or is installing linux as part of system better?
liamwli said:
I'm afraid I can't help, but I want to know!
I spent only 2 Weeks learning batch and html, so I'm quite clever. I'm currently trying to learn java, then will learn C++
Sent from my LG GT540 Swift using Tapatalk
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how did u learn it?
And how will u develop when u said u have no PC?
Maybe at school ;P
pcfighter said:
Maybe at school ;P
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LOL.
Also is ubuntu a good ISO to use?
i will be changing PC soon to a better one so i am
trying to install linux on my USB.
is it possible to create a ROM from the phone?
Like booting into linux and then doing what you would do
on the PC?
androidboss7 said:
Also is ubuntu a good ISO to use?
i will be changing PC soon to a better one so i am
trying to install linux on my USB.
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The better version is 10.10 , On the latest version (11.xx) Unity (new UI) is really big ****
http://releases.ubuntu.com/10.10/
and step by step installation
http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/download
Man_u said:
The better version is 10.10 , On the latest version (11.xx) Unity (new UI) is really big ****
http://releases.ubuntu.com/10.10/
and step by step installation
http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/download
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Linux Mint is using gnome no unity
Sent from my LG GT540 Swift
androidboss7 said:
is it possible to create a ROM from the phone?
Like booting into linux and then doing what you would do
on the PC?
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Hehe, try to load your backup in emulator
The most important thing is to know how to make Device configuration files and makefiles. Can anybody explain? Plzzz!!!!
androidboss7 said:
how did u learn it?
And how will u develop when u said u have no PC?
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YouTube!
I'm planning to get a PC when my payback is in my bank account (Monday). It won't be very good though.
Sent from my LG GT540 Swift using Tapatalk
despotovski01 said:
Firstly you'll need C++ and Java. But that's not all. You'll need to understand the structure of the Android source and kernel and how they work. You need to know how to write your own device configs and makefiles. And you must know how to solve errors.
Your build machine should meet the requirements for building Android. On my machine, Gingerbread is ready for 2 hours. Here are my specs:
Intel Core i5 430M Dual-Core Processor 2,53GHz
4GB RAM
Ati Mobility Radeon HD 4570 512MB Graphics card
500GB HDD
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Lol similar specs!!! Just that mine is a i5 480M and has 1gb graphic memory
And no don't run from USB all settings wont be saved like wallpaper every boot resets everything
Is much simpler install ubuntu on hdd
if you build android on a usb you wil ran out of space
i want to learn too lol
I want to kill my phone so now dl'ing ubuntu and ICS sources.
How about installing on a virtual machine? It will may have lower performance (depending on settings) but installing on a hard drive isn't reversible.
jhonnyx1000 said:
How about installing on a virtual machine? It will may have lower performance (depending on settings) but installing on a hard drive isn't reversible.
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Ubuntu is easily removable with windows explorer
I just flashed my HTC one international model with SD v5.0 but since doing so I've noticed that my other folder is a little over 18GB in size. I'm not sure what is taking up that much space on my phone or am I having a retard moment?
mitcho1988 said:
I just flashed my HTC one international model with SD v5.0 but since doing so I've noticed that my other folder is a little over 18GB in size. I'm not sure what is taking up that much space on my phone or am I having a retard moment?
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Was your original ROM a 4.1.x based? If so, the file structure has changed between 4.1.x and 4.2.x+.
look here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2447859
Hello,
I just rooted my Galaxy Ace and installed Linux Deploy with vnc viewer and installed Kali Linux on the SD Card. I did not see the penetration tools that comes with Kali Linux or Back Track 5.
I wonder if someone came across such settings.
Thanks
SecurityLover said:
Hello,
I just rooted my Galaxy Ace and installed Linux Deploy with vnc viewer and installed Kali Linux on the SD Card. I did not see the penetration tools that comes with Kali Linux or Back Track 5.
I wonder if someone came across such settings.
Thanks
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DID YOUR READ RULES?
Wrong section! PLEASE READ RULES AND THE NEXT TIME POST IN THE CORRECT SECTION Q&A THREAD
Thank you for understanding it
forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-ace/s5830-help
Our device has an Amrv6 processor, I'm pretty sure Backtrack is NOT compatible with our device...
Sorry, I will next time
Viper The Ripper said:
DID YOUR READ RULES?
Wrong section! PLEASE READ RULES AND THE NEXT TIME POST IN THE CORRECT SECTION Q&A THREAD
Thank you for understanding it
forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-ace/s5830-help
Our device has an Amrv6 processor, I'm pretty sure Backtrack is NOT compatible with our device...
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Sorry, I will next time.
Now, How can I move it there?
Thanks:good:
SecurityLover said:
Sorry, I will next time.
Now, How can I move it there?
Thanks:good:
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Wait until Mods move this thread to the correct section
I've already reported that
SecurityLover said:
Hello,
I just rooted my Galaxy Ace and installed Linux Deploy with vnc viewer and installed Kali Linux on the SD Card. I did not see the penetration tools that comes with Kali Linux or Back Track 5.
I wonder if someone came across such settings.
Thanks
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Backtrack is Suitable for our ACE and tested and reported working
Here is compatible devices Click Here
And use 480 Width - 320 Height Or 560 Width - 400 Height (If you need a wide view to the destktop)
Use Swap partition Min 64 mo and set swappiness to 60 (This swap partition used by Linux)
And the most important thing is that you need Min 2 GO Free on ur SD Card (Creat an IMG With 2G0)
NOTE USE GNOME OR KDE TO GET A COOL GUI AND MORE LINUX APPS !!!!
oussAC said:
Backtrack is Suitable for our ACE and tested and reported working
Here is compatible devices Click Here
And use 480 Width - 320 Height Or 560 Width - 400 Height (If you need a wide view to the destktop)
Use Swap partition Min 64 mo and set swappiness to 60 (This swap partition used by Linux)
And the most important thing is that you need Min 2 GO Free on ur SD Card (Creat an IMG With 2G0)
NOTE USE GNOME OR KDE TO GET A COOL GUI AND MORE LINUX APPS !!!!
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CE
Viper The Ripper said:
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Haha just try it man it is working and smooth I have Class 4 SD card and it runs faster ... Use Debian and GNOME as Gui and see by yourself I think the sound works too but if u use LXDE gui u will get no apps no hardware drivers LXDE can boot at 500 Mb .IMG file (it is just o try and it takes about 20 min with 912 kb/s to completely get installed...
Note: If you want better Graphics , scroll down in Linux Deploy app and Enter gui settings set 24 colors , DPI to 160 and Screen width always a little larger than screen height to get a real desktop on your ACE galaxy which can't run 'google chrome' yes it runs linux os like a charme !!!
For me I have no lag with those settings and select ARMV6L or lower in other linux distributions or just ARM if no V6L or J or 5 available.
I'm also facing the same problem on my Optimus G and still searching for solution
Hi, if anyone would like to run a 5.0.1 Google OS on a Archos G9 80S device (and currently basically verified only with this), download and extract the file
18_03_2015-20_58_50.7z
Installation (tested only with linux) :
- reboot into SDE menu and under "Format System" perform a "Reset Android & Storage" to clear all data of previous installations (this is really important for the first installation. Updating a existing installation (same major version) doesn't require this step !).
- reboot into SDE menu and under Developer Edition Menu -> "Export Data Partition"
- mount this usb drive
Code:
sudo mkdir <Mount_Path>/local
sudo cp archos.ext4.update <Mount_Path>/local/archos.ext4
sudo sync
sudo umount <Mount_Path>
- wait until the unmount process is done
- reboot into SDE menu and under Developer Edition Mernu , Flash Kernel and Initramfs : copy zImage and initramfs.cpio.lzo on the new driver that appears on desktop/laptop
- Wait for reboot your devices : after reboot you can see Android prepares the system for a while .....be patient at least ~20 minutes for the first run!
What's new ?
------------ since 18_03_2015-20_58_50 -------------
tiler size modifications within kernel, suggested by stevemp (thanks!)
CM updates.
------------ since 15_03_2015-22_26_59 -------------
Netflix and widevine fixes from stargo (thanks!)
CM updates.
------------ since 09_02_2015-22_26_59 -------------
Only CM updates.
------------ since 12_12_2014-21_41_41 -------------
Initial release.
Kernel got some zram optimizations.
Rebuild: All used revisions for this release are stored in a separate folder in the archive.
Additions:
Archos Control Panel App from @mordesku: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47789812&postcount=88
Thanks: @stargo @Hashcode @trevd
@CM community @all the cool omap4 hackers where I taken some code and inspirations !!!
Without these peoples, It would not so easy to make some (working) builds of the CM-12.0.
Archive:
15_03_2015-22_26_59.7z
12_12_2014-21_41_41 / 12_12_2014-21_41_41 (devHost)
09_02_2015-22_26_59.7z
XDA:DevDB Information
Archos G9 CyanogenMod 12.0, ROM for the Archos Gen9
Contributors
Quallenauge
ROM OS Version: 5.0.x Lollipop
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.0.x
Based On: Cyanogenmod
Version Information
Status: Alpha
Current Beta Version: 12_12_2014-21_41_41
Created 2014-12-12
Last Updated 2015-03-18
Dankeschön
I now understand why TI exited the mobile SOC market - How can they expect to sell new stuff when the OMAP4xxx just won't die!
I shall give this one a whirl, It'll be good to get my archos off of the stock ICS.
I'm assuming you've dropped the recovery nonsense for that moment then?
is selinux off?
Is adb on a first boot? as I would recommend that folks leave it hooked up the computer after flashing that
way you can run adb logcat so you know what is going on. It sure beats watching a boot animation for ~20 minutes.
IIRC the 2012 nexus 7 took about 10 Minutes to boot so it's not far off.
I see you forked hotplugd! Let me apologize for the code quality, I was young and foolish and didn't know what I was doing ..
I think I might revisit it at some point or at least delete it lol
Anyway If I've got a bit of time / motivation I might have to have a cheeky hack on this , now that you've done all the hard work! .
I hope you don't mind but I've also given the file some re-hosting love just uploading it to devhost and androidfilehost too. I figured the space might aswell get used for something useful.. I'lll post the links when it's complete.:good:
Hack On! :good:
trevd
@Quallenauge dev-host link. If you want to add it to the first post. http://d-h.st/96J
Installed and i must say it's working really good :good:
schwatter said:
Installed and i must say it's working really good :good:
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Hahahah! BI ZAR! I check the forum for my Archos 101 Gen9 Turbo once every X months, and checked it today and see LOLLIPOP / CM12?! GREAT!
And whats the status? I use the tablet a lot still, so what is NOT working?
Edit: Flashed it to a Archos 101 Gen9 Turbo, and all is working, and fast as hell. GREAT!
I came from Freezenook's ROM BUILD7 (VERY happy user) but now tried this:
A MA ZING!
How fast and cool this Lollipop is on our (old) Archos (101) Gen9 (Turbo) tablet!!!
For now only compliments and almost everything seems to work, and this is a major and recommended step! Great OS this Lollipop!
Tested
Speed: Good (17.106 AnTuTu 5.3)
Sound/Video: Yes
Touch: Very good
Camera: Yes
Battery: Good
Size: Lot of free space (3 - 4 GB free!)
Memcard: NOT TESTED YET
USB: Yes (with Archos Panel app (USB & deep sleep))(USB storage works)
MicroUSB: Only charging (no devices?)
HDMI: NOT TESTED YET
Headphone: Yes (low volume though)
Apps: Some apps I normally use on my tablet and phones (KitKat or older) are not (yet?) compatible, and cannot install. I really miss some, like Archos Video (Free)(MediaCenter.apk). Is it possible to port this APK to our new Lollipop, I would love that. And the other apps are just not there yet I guess (busy making them Lollipop compat)?
Thanks a lot !!
Supergeil!!!
Still amazing to see that you're still at it @Quallenauge
I will definitely flash it as soon as I have time.
The only concern I have is the USB Port. Does it stil work in 5.0 ? For me it didnt in 4.4, so I flashed back as I needed my Archos to read my Media USB-HDD. I have a 101S btw.
Well as soon as I have flashed it, I am going to test it and try a few things, hope I'll get it working :fingers-crossed:
Hi trevd!
trevd said:
I'm assuming you've dropped the recovery nonsense for that moment then?
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This is not a "nonsense". But it doesn't reflect my current needs. It would be cool to have a standard recovery image to format the data partition with f2fs (The kernel should support it right now!).
trevd said:
is selinux off?
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Yes. Currently I doesn't know how to enable selinux rules, because "rootfs" isn't the mounted loop device but the "real" root. So the file nods are forced to "ubject_r:unlabeled:s0" which doesn't fits.
trevd said:
Is adb on a first boot? as I would recommend that folks leave it hooked up the computer after flashing that
way you can run adb logcat so you know what is going on. It sure beats watching a boot animation for ~20 minutes.
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Yes, ADB is turned on by default. I don't like it, when my device doesn't be verbose
trevd said:
I see you forked hotplugd! Let me apologize for the code quality, I was young and foolish and didn't know what I was doing ..
I think I might revisit it at some point or at least delete it lol
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Yes, the old binary is bound to an older libsigchain.so. So I had to recompile it. The code quality is far better than my output So thanks for your work!
I have an issue with the ril implementation. Mobile signal is turned on, but the datakey pppd stuff is not called. Do you have an idea whats going wrong - where can I look.
Should I use your implementation from android_hardware_ril_libarchos_ril ?
trevd said:
@Quallenauge dev-host link. If you want to add it to the first post. http://d-h.st/96J
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[/QUOTE]
Done. Thanks!
trevd said:
Dankeschön
I now understand why TI exited the mobile SOC market - How can they expect to sell new stuff when the OMAP4xxx just won't die!
I shall give this one a whirl, It'll be good to get my archos off of the stock ICS.
I'm assuming you've dropped the recovery nonsense for that moment then?
is selinux off?
Is adb on a first boot? as I would recommend that folks leave it hooked up the computer after flashing that
way you can run adb logcat so you know what is going on. It sure beats watching a boot animation for ~20 minutes.
IIRC the 2012 nexus 7 took about 10 Minutes to boot so it's not far off.
I see you forked hotplugd! Let me apologize for the code quality, I was young and foolish and didn't know what I was doing ..
I think I might revisit it at some point or at least delete it lol
Anyway If I've got a bit of time / motivation I might have to have a cheeky hack on this , now that you've done all the hard work! .
I hope you don't mind but I've also given the file some re-hosting love just uploading it to devhost and androidfilehost too. I figured the space might aswell get used for something useful.. I'lll post the links when it's complete.:good:
Hack On! :good:
trevd
@Quallenauge dev-host link. If you want to add it to the first post. http://d-h.st/96J
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nilse said:
Supergeil!!!
Still amazing to see that you're still at it @Quallenauge
I will definitely flash it as soon as I have time.
The only concern I have is the USB Port. Does it stil work in 5.0 ? For me it didnt in 4.4, so I flashed back as I needed my Archos to read my Media USB-HDD. I have a 101S btw.
Well as soon as I have flashed it, I am going to test it and try a few things, hope I'll get it working :fingers-crossed:
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External USB drive isn't supported right now. I will have a look, when I have some free time ( and after fixing the RIL mobile data connection stuff ).
Quallenauge said:
Hi, if anyone would like to run a 5.0.1 Google OS on a Archos G9 80S device (and currently basically verified only with this),
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Wow, excellent! Thank you!
Could you please, write what you know that definitely doesn't and does work, as you did for older CMs?
Does ART work? Could CM 10.2 be updated to 12, or should we erase everything like with clean CM installation? HDMI?
@nilse: Yes USB (inc drives/storage) works (via Archos Panel app)!
@Bor-ka: Always do a full format/erase/factory settings etc, for SURE with a major leap like CM11 > CM12 or MORE!!
See my older post for a test of all hardware etc!
And again: Some apps I normally use on my tablet and phones (KitKat or older) are not (yet?) compatible, and cannot install. These apps are just not there yet I guess (busy making them Lollipop compat)?
I really miss some, like Archos Video (Free)(MediaCenter.apk). Is it possible to port this APK to our new Lollipop, I would love that!
thank you again for your great work.
Works on 80g9H 512 mb ram.
will test more functions and edit this post later.
@hackwerk, thanks!
For some reason unknown to me, there is no "export partition" in my SDE, so reformatting and copying to the /local/ is a little bit painful to me - should do it with adb shell.
But anyway, Archos Video Player is a show stopper for me. Since it is the only player that can natively play 720p/1080p movies on this tablet via DLNA/Samba. Tried MX player with latest codecs - no luck.
All
Did anybody compare deep sleep in CM with the stock ROM?
IIRC deep sleeped tablet with a stock ROM (4.*, 3.*) could lose only about 10 battery _a_week_ if not used. May be my memory deceives me, of course. But with CM 10.2 and no background tasks it drops by ~ 10% a night. (Didn't try Wakelock and Greenify though)
Bor-ka said:
@hackwerk, thanks!
For some reason unknown to me, there is no "export partition" in my SDE, so reformatting and copying to the /local/ is a little bit painful to me - should do it with adb shell.
But anyway, Archos Video Player is a show stopper for me. Since it is the only player that can natively play 720p/1080p movies on this tablet via DLNA/Samba. Tried MX player with latest codecs - no luck.
All
Did anybody compare deep sleep in CM with the stock ROM?
IIRC deep sleeped tablet with a stock ROM (4.*, 3.*) could lose only about 10 battery _a_week_ if not used. May be my memory deceives me, of course. But with CM 10.2 and no background tasks it drops by ~ 10% a night. (Didn't try Wakelock and Greenify though)
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SDE: This ia an easy alternative way of installing the ROM (which I used)!
Video: Have you tried Skifta (good for network!) or other majors, like GoodPlayer, MediaPlayer Classic or the brand new official VLC Player (and thus MX Player))?
Maybe in combination with the "All Codecs for Archos Video" app?? Must be possible!
And maybe / I hope we can 'port' the MediaCenter.apk to Lollipop!
Battery: Is already good, but everyone talks about an app called Lux! And Greenify.
But yes Deep Sleep can be enabled in this ROM in the Archos Panel app too.
And maybe these famous mods can help too ( @Quallenauge: Checked them already I think?)?
hackwerk said:
SDE: This ia an easy alternative way of installing the ROM (which I used)!
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Unfortunately I do not have "Enter the SDE menu on your device and select export data partition," in SDE.
See here, with screenshot http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=57243821&postcount=2
For video thanks, I'll try. Completely forgot about VLC. Tried MX already, it plays Ok from the internal memory/SD but gloriously fails over the network.
What Lux does is automagically lowers screen brightness, Yes, it is very useful app, but it will lower battery drain in the active mode, not in sleep when the screen is off. And it has a bad habit on my current cm10 installation - sometimes it restarts when I'm reading a pdf book at night (low memory?) and I get some two seconds of full brightness in my eyes. Ouch.. I think I'd revert back to manual "dimmer" or "blue light filter" and manual brightness adjustment.
What is strange, users at our local forum report that 5.0 is slower than the stock (?!) ROM on 80S 1.5 Turbo (4460) / 1GB RAM. I wonder what it will be like on my 1.2 (4430) / 512 RAM..
Thanks Quallange and all of you who helped him I saw your progress with 5.0 on github and I wanted to compile it myself but yeah I didn't had space for that sadly, I wanted to ask you flr it but then I see now that you got a cm12 thread when I am tomorrow home from school I will flash this :good:
Edit:
This song describes my 5.0 feeling:
http://youtu.be/p8sZcmQr6KY
It works till now pretty good. I am having the 512mb turbo version but after disabling things that I don't use it runs all smooth :good: o
I installed this Rom on my 101 g9 with 512 MB RAM.
It s like a new device. A lot less lagging and better ui response.
Only thing i found is that the keybord hides every now and then when i want to type some text.
Thanks a lot for this masterpiece of work *like*
Sent from my SM-N7505 using XDA Free mobile app
biggoof75 said:
I installed this Rom on my 101 g9 with 512 MB RAM.
It s like a new device. A lot less lagging and better ui response.
Only thing i found is that the keybord hides every now and then when i want to type some text.
Thanks a lot for this masterpiece of work *like*
Sent from my SM-N7505 using XDA Free mobile app
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I agree, much more snappy than CM11. I've also had the keyboard hiding issue (stock and Swype). Thanks for keeping the G9 alive Quallenauge :good::good:
G9 80H
i installed the rom but it places data on internal storage. hard drive is placed at /storage/sdcard1 and is read-only
how can i place data on the hard drive?
Note: besides the internal storage issue, the rom runs nicely.
Hi Quallenauge.
Realy magic this ROM, many thanks.
If with JB sometime I have only 80 MB RAM free and with KK 145, now I have over 200 !!!
But I have a problem, app ( iGO ) can't write on external card.
Tried with 3 different SDFix and manually in system/etc/permissions/platform.xml
With Root Explorer I can copy, but can't modify permision.
There is a solution to this problem ?
Thanks in advance.
How has it? I can not download it because I have root... And there is no way to download otas before MMB29O in Turkey now. If anyone have N already plase share system images
ops.. here is my thread (I forget this thread before posting):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/cro...ent/7-0-android-n-official-preview-1-t3333931
is there an indication that nexus devices have received ota update for april? i have not heard one either for the seed phones. forgotten by google? hope not...:fingers-crossed:
ondoy1943 said:
is there an indication that nexus devices have received ota update for april? i have not heard one either for the seed phones. forgotten by google? hope not...:fingers-crossed:
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@ondoy1943. Update arrived for april here on 13th, I was glad to see that ota worked in my G1, you probably received it about that time too.. Have you noticed android N preview 2 is now shown available for GM4G,? . Suppose that means our G1 H220 is eligible too?.Any replies appreciated.
IQ-II (with GM OEM.prop) has received Android N Preview 2 via OTA.
But it seems, that 1GB RAM (GM has 2GB) is not enough for N. (at least with the Preview).
Slow (first) App start, Settings menu a little bit jerky, etc.
Even the telephone app needs 5-6 seconds to start
Additionally the file system has changed to "squashfs", so neither a working TWRP nor root.
ATM, MM is the better choice, at least for the 1GB RAM devices.
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IQ-II (with GM OEM.prop) has received Android N Preview 2 via OTA.
But it seems, that 1GB RAM (GM has 2GB) is not enough for N. (at least with the Preview).
@vel_tins. Understand you vel. But as you prob know, The cherry mobile one G1 (H220) has 2gb Ram, This squashfs thingy you mentioned will probably be a sword in our side till twrp or other recovery gets round it?. Thanks for your view.
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The Android N Preview 2 is officially only released for the
General Mobile 4G
I think, for a good reason...Will be interesting to see what happens with the 1GB RAM devices.
They use squashfs, because the image is fully bloated with useless Google crap apps, which could be installed from the Store anyway.
/system is now almost 3GB(!) uncompressed and doesn't fit into the system partition (when using ext4 fs).