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this phone we own has been around for around 6 months now, when i had a galaxy mini (not s3 mini, just galaxy mini) there were so many customization's ROMS in six months, but for our superior phone we have barely anything, i do appreciate everyones effort but there must be more customization's ROMS like AOSP ROMS. :crying:
Maybe because there are too many new phones in this interval of time and our s3 mini is not the most popular
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joshtk98 said:
this phone we own has been around for around 6 months now, when i had a galaxy mini (not s3 mini, just galaxy mini) there were so many customization's ROMS in six months, but for our superior phone we have barely anything, i do appreciate everyones effort but there must be more customization's ROMS like AOSP ROMS. :crying:
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The main problem seems to be that the ST-Ericsson Novathor sources are not available.
I think that devs are focusing on more powerful devices like the s3 or s4, bigger guns are always better, aren't they?
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Take a look in dev section. mostly threads ends with a "this is my code / customization!" war.
There aren't community around this device.
vtetuan said:
Take a look in dev section. mostly threads ends with a "this is my code / customization!" war.
There aren't community around this device.
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Last war was with me and Oliver, now we're working together in peace. I missed something?
But biggest problem is in no ste sources.
New Macław said:
Last war was with me and Oliver, now we're working together in peace. I missed something?
But biggest problem is in no ste sources.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=42730302&postcount=25
The guy only wants to learn. And I'm not saying that you have no reason.
It's the classical fragmentation in Linux community, and now, in Android community.
New Macław said:
Last war was with me and Oliver, now we're working together in peace. I missed something?
But biggest problem is in no ste sources.
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How about this?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2327646
Scuppa said:
How about this?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2327646
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Really chaotic commits. But we've almost ready CM10.1 sources, so don't worry
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Really chaotic commits. But we've almost ready CM10.1 sources, so don't worry
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We have chaotic commits because we have a Jenkins server that requires sources to be uploaded to github and then synced by the server. We're not testing locally
The important ones you may encounter useful are in libhardware, libhardware_legacy, frameworks_av and frameworks_native, we're trying to use code from jellybean STE_AUDIO and adapt them to cm-10.1 (we're NOT coders so we did our best). Also, we build for two devices now, so we need to adapt the code to be common in some parts.
We can collaborate, maybe you could help us, and we can (if my teammates agree) get you some power (the jenkins) to build and upload automatically
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We have chaotic commits because we have a Jenkins server that requires sources to be uploaded to github and then synced by the server. We're not testing locally
The important ones you may encounter useful are in libhardware, libhardware_legacy, frameworks_av and frameworks_native, we're trying to use code from jellybean STE_AUDIO and adapt them to cm-10.1 (we're NOT coders so we did our best). Also, we build for two devices now, so we need to adapt the code to be common in some parts.
We can collaborate, maybe you could help us, and we can (if my teammates agree) get you some power (the jenkins) to build and upload automatically
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I don't need access to your machine, I would like to keep releases on my own hand, but of course I can help you
Poke me at gtalk please: [email protected]
As the title says, it'd be great if there was an updated list with the supported device which will be recieving 'L' from Omni.
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As the title says, it'd be great if there was an updated list with the supported device which will be recieving 'L' from Omni.
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There won't be, since L is not out and we have no idea what changes it is going to entail from a device support perspective.
As far as devices that are likely to receive "focus" from the team - Oppos and the Sony Xperia Z family. (Probably Z1/ZU also) - Because of how well Oppo and Sony have treated the open source community, in general, team members are more motivated to grab "older" devices they don't use any more in order to work on them.
However here's a list of devices that are likely to be dropped:
All Exynos 4210 devices (i777/n7000/i9100) - No active maintainers remain for these devices, they've been on minimal life support for two years now since Exynos-gate and the Superbrick fiasco of 2012.
I9300 - No active maintainer
Unknowns:
N80xx - Of 3 maintainers, the only one who remains is Humberto and he's kinda spread thin. So highly likely to get removed.
maguro - This didn't have an active maintainer for ages, but I think one did step up. I need to talk with the team.
Honestly, I'd love to just kill Exynos4 with fire with L and be done with that goddamned hell platform once and for all... But that is only my personal opinion.
Entropy512 said:
There won't be, since L is not out and we have no idea what changes it is going to entail from a device support perspective.
As far as devices that are likely to receive "focus" from the team - Oppos and the Sony Xperia Z family. (Probably Z1/ZU also) - Because of how well Oppo and Sony have treated the open source community, in general, team members are more motivated to grab "older" devices they don't use any more in order to work on them.
However here's a list of devices that are likely to be dropped:
All Exynos 4210 devices (i777/n7000/i9100) - No active maintainers remain for these devices, they've been on minimal life support for two years now since Exynos-gate and the Superbrick fiasco of 2012.
I9300 - No active maintainer
Unknowns:
N80xx - Of 3 maintainers, the only one who remains is Humberto and he's kinda spread thin. So highly likely to get removed.
maguro - This didn't have an active maintainer for ages, but I think one did step up. I need to talk with the team.
Honestly, I'd love to just kill Exynos4 with fire with L and be done with that goddamned hell platform once and for all... But that is only my personal opinion.
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I have still yet use oppo device but from what I have seen so far it is a pretty much quite a kickass device as for sony I main yuga from time to time as this is the only device I got and we all know what happened back in the days of exynos4
iKillCypher said:
I have still yet use oppo device but from what I have seen so far it is a pretty much quite a kickass device as for sony I main yuga from time to time as this is the only device I got and we all know what happened back in the days of exynos4
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What do you guys hate Exynos for? Kernel Sources?
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What do you guys hate Exynos for? Kernel Sources?
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https://plus.google.com/u/0/+AndrewDodd/posts/cdPnNjLAb4F
chasmodo said:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/+AndrewDodd/posts/cdPnNjLAb4F
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Oh wow, even MediaTek is getting better. Meanwhile, this Bull****.
So @Entropy512, I read all the 100 posts, and I finally understand you.
Gokulbalram said:
Oh wow, even MediaTek is getting better. Meanwhile, this Bull****.
So @Entropy512, I read all the 100 posts, and I finally understand you.
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As bad as Exynos is... MTK manages to actually be significantly worse.
Even if you have complete access to all of the source they give to an OEM (let's just say I've seen a complete leak for one MT6589 device), it's still a blob-ridden disorganized mess.
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As bad as Exynos is... MTK manages to actually be significantly worse.
Even if you have complete access to all of the source they give to an OEM (let's just say I've seen a complete leak for one MT6589 device), it's still a blob-ridden disorganized mess.
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There's only one source for a MediaTek chipset, the one in Android One. At least MediaTek is getting better, they're taking steps.
Hi OmniROM devs,
While waiting for Lollipop to arrive, can you please get around to updating the yuga kernel and blobs? There's no point of Sony going to the trouble of publishing the up-to-date kernel sources if the roms are not going to take advantage of it.
Entropy512 said:
There won't be, since L is not out and we have no idea what changes it is going to entail from a device support perspective.
As far as devices that are likely to receive "focus" from the team - Oppos and the Sony Xperia Z family. (Probably Z1/ZU also) - Because of how well Oppo and Sony have treated the open source community, in general, team members are more motivated to grab "older" devices they don't use any more in order to work on them.
However here's a list of devices that are likely to be dropped:
All Exynos 4210 devices (i777/n7000/i9100) - No active maintainers remain for these devices, they've been on minimal life support for two years now since Exynos-gate and the Superbrick fiasco of 2012.
I9300 - No active maintainer
Unknowns:
N80xx - Of 3 maintainers, the only one who remains is Humberto and he's kinda spread thin. So highly likely to get removed.
maguro - This didn't have an active maintainer for ages, but I think one did step up. I need to talk with the team.
Honestly, I'd love to just kill Exynos4 with fire with L and be done with that goddamned hell platform once and for all... But that is only my personal opinion.
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S2/S3/Note take a huge percentage in the download counts of any custom ROMs
it's a bad platform... But there is still lots of users using them regularly... Hopefully you guys can give us some L builds... I won't be that sad if you stopped since I know how hard it's to still even offer us some builds for KitKat...
Thanks..
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S2/S3/Note take a huge percentage in the download counts of any custom ROMs
it's a bad platform... But there is still lots of users using them regularly... Hopefully you guys can give us some L builds... I won't be that sad if you stopped since I know how hard it's to still even offer us some builds for KitKat...
Thanks..
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https://plus.google.com/u/0/+AndrewDodd/posts/cdPnNjLAb4F
Even I own an S3, but after reading this, I really wouldnt be pissed to see it being dropped
Gokulbalram said:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/+AndrewDodd/posts/cdPnNjLAb4F
Even I own an S3, but after reading this, I really wouldnt be pissed to see it being dropped
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Yea, I know I already said that I won't be sad to see it getting dropped..
Last week, jakew02 said that he's going to drop support for Galaxy S4 LTE (jflte) when Lollipop arrived. He's leaving the source up, but OmniROM Lollipop on the S4 will need a new maintainer.
The key message here is that the core team can't maintain every device!
As much as we hate to remove devices, there will be a significant number removed, if there's no active maintainer for it. No device will be enabled for L nightlies (and thus official support) if there's nobody active and competent who is maintaining it.
If you've always wanted to get involved, now really is the time - L is upon us, and good things are happening
Going forward, if there is sufficient interest from the community (i.e. go out there and talk to devs and contributors from other projects please!), we are more than happy to facilitate making the 4.4 branch of Omni an ongoing project.
For this to work though, it would require enough developers to come together on legacy devices to make it viable. With new major Android versions, a lot of custom ROMs simply don't continue support for devices "left behind", but we're willing to try this out as an experiment. If there are sufficient (experienced) developers, we'll have 4.4 as an active project which will accept features and patches as normal.
For this to work though, it does require everyone to play their part - we'll need reliable people to review and approve changes etc, as well as active maintainers for devices.
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Hi OmniROM devs,
While waiting for Lollipop to arrive, can you please get around to updating the yuga kernel and blobs? There's no point of Sony going to the trouble of publishing the up-to-date kernel sources if the roms are not going to take advantage of it.
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Hi,
that's not really necessary if you ask me. We could always bring the kernel in sync with CAF, but that's it. This is also what OEMs do when updating their kernels (apart from fixes and such). Jerpelea, a Sony Mobile developer, agrees (see this post).
Also there aren't many "active" Xperia fusion3 (Z, ZL, Tablet Z) maintainers at the moment , and I haven't had enough time for such things.
BUT: Contributions are always welcome.
Help
I don't know much of anything about developing but am fairly competent and comfortable with flashing ROM's and kernels. I own an N5, and would be willing to help however possible.
Hunter1998 said:
I don't know much of anything about developing but am fairly competent and comfortable with flashing ROM's and kernels. I own an N5, and would be willing to help however possible.
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In that case - file bugreports in JIRA, since your device does have a maintainer. One does not gain the skills to be a maintainer overnight. Most people I know, including myself were "co-maintainers" (assisting with bringup but not solo) on devices for a year or more before their first time "flying solo".
Entropy512 said:
In that case - file bugreports in JIRA, since your device does have a maintainer. One does not gain the skills to be a maintainer overnight. Most people I know, including myself were "co-maintainers" (assisting with bringup but not solo) on devices for a year or more before their first time "flying solo".
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I became one overnight ._. (Nowhere near a skilled maintainer though.) I only know how to compile. Nothing other than that :/
lg e450
sorry if this the wrong thread to post.
I have an old lg e450(mtk 6575), and all the sources has been released by lg. Can anything be done to make this device alive?
Entropy512 said:
In that case - file bugreports in JIRA, since your device does have a maintainer. One does not gain the skills to be a maintainer overnight. Most people I know, including myself were "co-maintainers" (assisting with bringup but not solo) on devices for a year or more before their first time "flying solo".
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Who do I need to contact to help?
Hi Guys,
i am wondering that there is absolute no AOSP Development for the Z3+/Z4 aka "E6553". I would love to do it by myself but i dont have a Computer which would be able to deal with Compiling and so on. I think hundreds of Users would be very happy and thankful if someone would start Developing for our Device. The really strange thing is the Z5 and the Z3+/Z4 are 98% the same device, same Hardware except of the Fingerprint Sensor and the resolution of the Camera, even the Build Source from Sony is the same for both devices, there is AOSP Development for the Z5 but the Developer dont even answer to questions for other Devices. I for myself would love to Support if someone´s starting with development, with testing or a little donation.
Regards
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Hi Guys,
i am wondering that there is absolute no AOSP Development for the Z3+/Z4 aka "E6553". I would love to do it by myself but i dont have a Computer which would be able to deal with Compiling and so on. I think hundreds of Users would be very happy and thankful if someone would start Developing for our Device. The really strange thing is the Z5 and the Z3+/Z4 are 98% the same device, same Hardware except of the Fingerprint Sensor and the resolution of the Camera, even the Build Source from Sony is the same for both devices, there is AOSP Development for the Z5 but the Developer dont even answer to questions for other Devices. I for myself would love to Support if someone´s starting with development, with testing or a little donation.
Regards
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You don't request development
You MAKE development
Kizoky said:
You don't request development
You MAKE development
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There are dozends of requests in the cross device development section.
I think you had better complain to jerpelea, his FXP team hasn't built ROM for a long time.
UPDATE: found it, they didn't upload on androidfilehost. http://uploaded.net/f/53n94q
RyTekk said:
I think you had better complain to jerpelea, his FXP team hasn't built ROM for a long time.
UPDATE: found it, they didn't upload on androidfilehost. http://uploaded.net/f/53n94q
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Really Big Thanks!
Could you tell me Who made this and perhaps a link to a thread or a webpage of the developer?
Trilliard said:
Really Big Thanks!
Could you tell me Who made this and perhaps a link to a thread or a webpage of the developer?
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fxpblog.co
FXP team maintains them, jerpelea is team leader as well as leader of Sony Program Development.
Trilliard said:
Hi Guys,
i am wondering that there is absolute no AOSP Development for the Z3+/Z4 aka "E6553". I would love to do it by myself but i dont have a Computer which would be able to deal with Compiling and so on. I think hundreds of Users would be very happy and thankful if someone would start Developing for our Device. The really strange thing is the Z5 and the Z3+/Z4 are 98% the same device, same Hardware except of the Fingerprint Sensor and the resolution of the Camera, even the Build Source from Sony is the same for both devices, there is AOSP Development for the Z5 but the Developer dont even answer to questions for other Devices. I for myself would love to Support if someone´s starting with development, with testing or a little donation.
Regards
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Is there any way that people can help with the compiling and stuff? cuz ide be happy to help you with alot of computing power
Hi boys and gals and older fellows:
So, I have been following this forums for some weeks. I own a Redmi 2 Pro here in Mexico (2014819, 16 GB ROM and 2 GB RAM) and I wanted to test a fair amount of ROMS, I never had had a cellphone with so many custom ROMS available and I am very enthusiastic about it, so, I first went to CM13, then AICP, AOKP, DU, RR and even MIUI 8 Betas, until I found this ROM I still want to build called Paranoid Android. But I never compiled a ROM from source (I have been using Linux for many years, but never compiled an entire OS) and while I was trying to build AOSPA (or Paranoid Android) I realized it was too hard for my skills.
You see, I am only a user not a developer, and I see a lot of guys here developing and mantaining at the very same time, using their free time, processors, internet connection and patience for all of us, the users. So, I finally managed to compile CM13 from source and it runs pretty well (everything works) and it feels really great, like an achievement, but then I thought "Now what? Is it possible I can help other users? How can I learn more?". I know this is not a great achievement fro a developer, I did not create a device tree or developed a custom ROM or part of it or write a driver, I know too I can't really help any much more than I have helped to other users (as much or few as it can be). So, what do you think? I wanna learn more, I want to custom CM13 to my own needs as a learning exercise (add, remove, tweak governors; that sort of things).
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TL;DR: I want to help people with a lot of work in his/her hands helping Redmi 2 community. I am a regular GNU/Linux user and I can compile CM13 from source. Is there any way I can help you to help others while I learn something more? Suggestions on what to do from now on are also welcome, keeping in mind I am not a developer and I do not want to be one.
Wrong place bro
You can get help from @s.sawrav and @pirej,these are sort of devs who could help you.
Btw if you can,please try to compile also nougat if you can.
And use Google for things you want to learn like oc,governors and stuff there are some pretty good threads here on XDA on how to build kernels and add features to it like this here http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/ultimate-guide-compile-android-kernel-t2871276 .
Wish you best luck?
Great, one more Dev for our little beast. Try Paranoid next ...
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Hi boys and gals and older fellows:
So, I have been following this forums for some weeks. I own a Redmi 2 Pro here in Mexico (2014819, 16 GB ROM and 2 GB RAM) and I wanted to test a fair amount of ROMS, I never had had a cellphone with so many custom ROMS available and I am very enthusiastic about it, so, I first went to CM13, then AICP, AOKP, DU, RR and even MIUI 8 Betas, until I found this ROM I still want to build called Paranoid Android. But I never compiled a ROM from source (I have been using Linux for many years, but never compiled an entire OS) and while I was trying to build AOSPA (or Paranoid Android) I realized it was too hard for my skills.
You see, I am only a user not a developer, and I see a lot of guys here developing and mantaining at the very same time, using their free time, processors, internet connection and patience for all of us, the users. So, I finally managed to compile CM13 from source and it runs pretty well (everything works) and it feels really great, like an achievement, but then I thought "Now what? Is it possible I can help other users? How can I learn more?". I know this is not a great achievement fro a developer, I did not create a device tree or developed a custom ROM or part of it or write a driver, I know too I can't really help any much more than I have helped to other users (as much or few as it can be). So, what do you think? I wanna learn more, I want to custom CM13 to my own needs as a learning exercise (add, remove, tweak governors; that sort of things).
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TL;DR: I want to help people with a lot of work in his/her hands helping Redmi 2 community. I am a regular GNU/Linux user and I can compile CM13 from source. Is there any way I can help you to help others while I learn something more? Suggestions on what to do from now on are also welcome, keeping in mind I am not a developer and I do not want to be one.
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wow great!!!! i have some request. please build cm11. i know is oldschool, but its pretty light and stable for me
Keep up mates,... You are awesome!!
Great Work Bro
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Hi boys and gals and older fellows:
So, I have been following this forums for some weeks. I own a Redmi 2 Pro here in Mexico (2014819).....
Well down bro... Great to go.. There are developers here who may help you to grow. I wish you all developers good luck and hearty THANKS for all your works here..
Thanks & Regards,
Ashok M
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CENTSOARER said:
Hi boys and gals and older fellows:
So, I have been following this forums for some weeks. I own a Redmi 2 Pro here in Mexico (2014819, 16 GB ROM and 2 GB RAM) and I wanted to test a fair amount of ROMS, I never had had a cellphone with so many custom ROMS available and I am very enthusiastic about it, so, I first went to CM13, then AICP, AOKP, DU, RR and even MIUI 8 Betas, until I found this ROM I still want to build called Paranoid Android. But I never compiled a ROM from source (I have been using Linux for many years, but never compiled an entire OS) and while I was trying to build AOSPA (or Paranoid Android) I realized it was too hard for my skills.
You see, I am only a user not a developer, and I see a lot of guys here developing and mantaining at the very same time, using their free time, processors, internet connection and patience for all of us, the users. So, I finally managed to compile CM13 from source and it runs pretty well (everything works) and it feels really great, like an achievement, but then I thought "Now what? Is it possible I can help other users? How can I learn more?". I know this is not a great achievement fro a developer, I did not create a device tree or developed a custom ROM or part of it or write a driver, I know too I can't really help any much more than I have helped to other users (as much or few as it can be). So, what do you think? I wanna learn more, I want to custom CM13 to my own needs as a learning exercise (add, remove, tweak governors; that sort of things).
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TL;DR: I want to help people with a lot of work in his/her hands helping Redmi 2 community. I am a regular GNU/Linux user and I can compile CM13 from source. Is there any way I can help you to help others while I learn something more? Suggestions on what to do from now on are also welcome, keeping in mind I am not a developer and I do not want to be one.
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Good job :good: but this is not the right section to post this,ask a moderator to move this thread to appropriate section,also checkout the chef central in android section of XDA and then there's google,it'll help you out a lot.
Thread belongs in Discussing forum not Development, moved as requested by OP
CENTSOARER said:
Hi boys and gals and older fellows:
So, I have been following this forums for some weeks. I own a Redmi 2 Pro here in Mexico (2014819, 16 GB ROM and 2 GB RAM) and I wanted to test a fair amount of ROMS, I never had had a cellphone with so many custom ROMS available and I am very enthusiastic about it, so, I first went to CM13, then AICP, AOKP, DU, RR and even MIUI 8 Betas, until I found this ROM I still want to build called Paranoid Android. But I never compiled a ROM from source (I have been using Linux for many years, but never compiled an entire OS) and while I was trying to build AOSPA (or Paranoid Android) I realized it was too hard for my skills.
You see, I am only a user not a developer, and I see a lot of guys here developing and mantaining at the very same time, using their free time, processors, internet connection and patience for all of us, the users. So, I finally managed to compile CM13 from source and it runs pretty well (everything works) and it feels really great, like an achievement, but then I thought "Now what? Is it possible I can help other users? How can I learn more?". I know this is not a great achievement fro a developer, I did not create a device tree or developed a custom ROM or part of it or write a driver, I know too I can't really help any much more than I have helped to other users (as much or few as it can be). So, what do you think? I wanna learn more, I want to custom CM13 to my own needs as a learning exercise (add, remove, tweak governors; that sort of things).
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TL;DR: I want to help people with a lot of work in his/her hands helping Redmi 2 community. I am a regular GNU/Linux user and I can compile CM13 from source. Is there any way I can help you to help others while I learn something more? Suggestions on what to do from now on are also welcome, keeping in mind I am not a developer and I do not want to be one.
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Just start from doing the green thing
That's the best way to learn, and when/if you are happy with the modifications you made, and you think that the rom you made is different enough to be posted as a different/new/your rom, then post it.
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Just start from doing the green thing
That's the best way to learn, and when/if you are happy with the modifications you made, and you think that the rom you made is different enough to be posted as a different/new/your rom, then post it.
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I'm not familiar with the meaning of "the green thing", I love plants, so it would be great it is a plant-related saying. Care to elaborate a little? At the moment I am learning some useful repo parameters and attempting to build Resurrection Remix which seems going just OK.
I am downloading too all the source code from CM11, I think that's gonna be doable for a newbie like me, AOSPA is just too much right now, so I gave up with that for now, even documentation is hard to get.
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I'm not familiar with the meaning of "the green thing", I love plants, so it would be great it is a plant-related saying. Care to elaborate a little? At the moment I am learning some useful repo parameters and attempting to build Resurrection Remix which seems going just OK.
I am downloading too all the source code from CM11, I think that's gonna be doable for a newbie like me, AOSPA is just too much right now, so I gave up with that for now, even documentation is hard to get.
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in my quote of your post... i used GREEN color to mark something..
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in my quote of your post... i used GREEN color to mark something..
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Oh, I see now, thanks for the advice. This XDA Forums app can't parse color tags, so I was lost.
Hey I Was hoping you could build and Maintain a stable Cyanogen 12.1! A lot of people are still using 12.1 and kumajaya has stopped active development on that ROM. Plus the Sailfish OS community would really benefit from your support
Hi guys,
Seems Samsung has released the opensource codes for galaxy a70 (sm-705gm) in Samsung open release center. Link given below.
http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=705gm
If can be used to build custom roms and twrp, please go ahead.
senseijtitus said:
Hi guys,
Seems Samsung has released the opensource codes for galaxy a70 (sm-705gm) in Samsung open release center. Link given below.
http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=705gm
If can be used to build custom roms and twrp, please go ahead.
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If you are not getting the file using the link, go to http://opensource.samsung.com & search with 705gm. You will get the file.
Does Not Matter If...
senseijtitus said:
Hi guys,
Seems Samsung has released the opensource codes for galaxy a70 (sm-705gm) in Samsung open release center. Link given below.
http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=sub&sub=F&searchValue=705gm
If can be used to build custom roms and twrp, please go ahead.
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Yes But...
Are any Developer's even buying this device?
That's The Million Dollar Queston..
Waiting To See What Happens..
I am interested in this device, but waiting to see how many dev's start working on it?
I think, All a70 users together, should request, some dev(s) to work on this device.
united we stand!
what you all say?
rrd84 said:
I am interested in this device, but waiting to see how many dev's start working on it?
I think, All a70 users together, should request, some dev(s) to work on this device.
united we stand!
what you all say?
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This was the situation with Lenovo p2. But dev's eventually got in and now they have a great development curve.... the p2 users donated money for one dev to buy p2 for development and well. That was initiated by a user. And development kickstarted soon after.
senseijtitus said:
This was the situation with Lenovo p2. But dev's eventually got in and now they have a great development curve.... the p2 users donated money for one dev to buy p2 for development and well. That was initiated by a user. And development kickstarted soon after.
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I'm in
I'm in but how we do that?
alsartawi said:
I'm in but how we do that?
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You mean donate or development?
senseijtitus said:
You mean donate or development?
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donation, but also how we can contact a developer for kernels and custom roms, i really want to see all s10 features on this device, also missing features like original samsung vibrate on touch for navbar and samsung keyboard.
alsartawi said:
donation, but also how we can contact a developer for kernels and custom roms, i really want to see all s10 features on this device, also missing features like original samsung vibrate on touch for navbar and samsung keyboard.
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We can check in custom rom telegram groups for this. But also check with certified developers in xda as well. PM would do here.
senseijtitus said:
We can check in custom rom telegram groups for this. But also check with certified developers in xda as well. PM would do here.
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But first, we need to organize users who would be able and willing to donate. Once enough people are there and we can figure out on total if the amount offered is sufficient enough, we can start contacting dev's. After we have a dev ready to help, then start pooling in money and purchase the set and send ot to the dev.
senseijtitus said:
But first, we need to organize users who would be able and willing to donate. Once enough people are there and we can figure out on total if the amount offered is sufficient enough, we can start contacting dev's. After we have a dev ready to help, then start pooling in money and purchase the set and send ot to the dev.
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just a heads up. according to XDA rules. donation threads have to be created by the developer itself who is interested in the device development. he has to green lit such a thread with an XDA admin. if it gets created by forum users it gets closed pretty soon as it is against the rules.
so first step would be finding an recognized developer willing to spend his free time on the device.
celoxocis said:
just a heads up. according to XDA rules. donation threads have to be created by the developer itself who is interested in the device development. he has to green lit such a thread with an XDA admin. if it gets created by forum users it gets closed pretty soon as it is against the rules.
so first step would be finding an recognized developer willing to spend his free time on the device.
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Agreed. But who can help with this...
senseijtitus said:
Agreed. But who can help with this...
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two options comes to mind.
A: look into devs that were or still are maintaining Samsung (Snapdragon based) phones and might be interested in the A70.
B: look into devs that maintain a device that has the same SoC (or SoC family) as those devs will have less than half as much work (it does depend on how far the kernel deviated from code aurora code) to maintain a second device if they have already established the knowledge on the primary device.
E.T.A. Unknown..
celoxocis said:
look into devs that were or still are maintaining Samsung (Snapdragon based) phones and might be interested in the A70.
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The Operative Phrase Here Is: "Still Maintaining Samsung (Snapdragon Based) Phones".
In the U.S... Samsung Snapdragon devices have their bootloaders locked down.. ( Per Carrier's Request ) so you have Zero ROM Development..
IMO.. you have to love this device for what it brings to the table stock ( Widvine L1, Themes, AR Emoji, UI, Gaming etc ) just in case nothing Custom sprouts.. :angel:
RaiderWill said:
The Operative Phrase Here Is: "Still Maintaining Samsung (Snapdragon Based) Phones".
In the U.S... Samsung Snapdragon devices have their bootloaders locked down.. ( Per Carrier's Request ) so you have Zero ROM Development..
IMO.. you have to love this device for what it brings to the table stock ( Widvine L1, Themes, AR Emoji, UI, Gaming etc ) just in case nothing Custom sprouts.. :angel:
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And Samsung pay
Yeah Buddy..
devilhunter47 said:
And Samsung pay
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I Stand Corrected Sir..
That's the most important of all !
Now.. How Could I Forget That...
https://yadi.sk/d/hABqno4EmUj4Wgwhat news about twrp?I have not loaded,where the committed mistake.if who is engaged in creation of twrp I can provide the map of blocks and other information
naruba said:
https://yadi.sk/d/hABqno4EmUj4Wgwhat news about twrp?I have not loaded,where the committed mistake.if who is engaged in creation of twrp I can provide the map of blocks and other information
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I am trying to make twrp for the device. Because this is my first time, I need device tree to be prepared. As of now, my attempts have not given any results. If you can help, would be great.
block map