Hello everybody, sometimes, I flash my legendary Nexus 5, and test roms con Multirom forma ser their stability only, and think... Which ROMs are functional with pseudo kernel (Boot inject) from Multirom?
Based on my experiences says the following:
If you use the bootpatches for KitKat, you've problems with more of two Roms (Excluded the "Internal" *ROM base where you have been installed Multirom*); and should be reinstall it.
If you use bootpatches for Lollipop, all your Roms have battery drains and some errores for read files allocated in another Roms.
If you use bootpatches for Marshmallow, al works "perfecty", less when you try install another ROM based on MM.
Now:
Compatibility:
Multirom is Compatible with Stock Kernels only, FrancoKernel, Experience Kernel and others haven't a bootpatch for support that TWRP version.
All Roms based on KitKat, Stock, CAF and Cyanogenmod, included Sailfish OS, Ubuntu Touch and Firefox OS.
All Roms based on Lollipop that don't use FrancoKernel by default.
Almost all Marshmallow Roms (Some roms doesn't boot on Multirom), esencially Cyanogenmod based Roms.
Almost all Nougat Roms (LineageOS and "forkeds" Included), in Hammerhead CAF, non-CAF bases Roms, works too; CAF based Roms on Normal Nexus 5, and some based on Aosp, "Developer Options" doesn't works (Use Android Terminal for enable that options).
Oreo 8.0 Roms (Not Aosp Based) works only.
The Kernel and Bootloader update (I guess), don't leave that 8.1 Roms works on Multirom, the logic reason really IDK.
With supported Roms, sometimes "Developer Options" doesn't work; other times, SystemUI has Stopped is the reason (Included LineageOS 15.1 from @P4Block), but, in general, works without many problemas.
hello i have a serious question, so if i have 2 roms, and root and also flash xposed on my primary does that mean that my second rom will automatically have xposed aswell or is it up to me to decide whether i want to have it on secondary aswell, because i want to have my primary one with root and xposed but my secondary i want without root or xposed, so is that possible please?
driton.talinoci said:
hello i have a serious question, so if i have 2 roms, and root and also flash xposed on my primary does that mean that my second rom will automatically have xposed aswell or is it up to me to decide whether i want to have it on secondary aswell, because i want to have my primary one with root and xposed but my secondary i want without root or xposed, so is that possible please?
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Is possible.
Root Bridge (SuperSU or Magisk) and Xposed only works on the Rom that you choose for install it.
In my case, I'm using Kitkat (With root, but without Xposed), and Nougat (With root and Xposed).
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I hadn't installed Lollipop on my 2012 Nexus 7 (Grouper) because of all the problems I read about but I decided to try it through using Multiboot and keeping KK 4.4.4 too. I now have Lollipop running, including most of the apps I have running in KK, without any apparent problems. I initially installed Lollipop as the secondary ROM. After Lollipop is installed as the secondary ROM, it takes a while for the boot process to complete the first time, it seems to take forever. In order to unlock and root Lollipop I had to make it the primary ROM and used Nexus Root Toolkit running on Windows 8.1 to unlock and root Lollipop just as I had with KK. Now I can alternate from KK to Lollipop and vice-versa.
This is for Nexus 4 but works the same for Nexus 7 if the correct Lollipop version is used:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-4/general/multiboot-android-lollipop-lrx21t-t2945890
This is from the Nexus 7 forum at XDA Developers:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2011403
Zipped Stock ROMs to use for Lollipop (Use lrx21p_grouper.zip for the 2012 Nexus 7 (Grouper):
https://s.basketbuild.com/devs/Tassadar/stock_zips/
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Did yolu installed also kernel for lollipop? Or are you using KitKat kernel? I tried to install as you described but lollipop always directs me to recovery.
asking same qeustions as hugo_bjk , before i updated to LOL' from 4.4.4 i tried to multirom various 5.0 roms but none worked all went to recovery as hugo_bjk says, im now 5.0 and performance for me is better then 4.4.4 anyways and now i do have kali nethunter installed via multirom ontop of paranoid saber remix:laugh:
I also installed 5.0 kernel but no go. Still directs me to recovery.
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Âfter swapping internal and lollipop roms lollipop boots with success.
I've been away for a few days and just read the postings since I did the OP. I installed a Lollipop kernel with the kexec-hardboot patch and made Lollipop primary. Lollipop is working well, so far.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2011403
Both ROMs are stock based and have basic stock custom ROM scripts, init support, xposed, etc so is there much of a difference at all? Besides the minor differences like Krypton having more updated updated system apps are there any reasons to use one over the other?
Yes, there's one reason and one reason alone: personal preference.
Would it be possible to try out Marshmallow using Multirom? My current ROM (Resurrection Remix) runs flawlessly so I just want to try M before I run it exclusively.
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Would it be possible to try out Marshmallow using Multirom? My current ROM (Resurrection Remix) runs flawlessly so I just want to try M before I run it exclusively.
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I think it should work. Always make a backup first as usual though.
Would flashing M with Multirom force the encryption I currently have disabled?
tried to flash beta marshmallow (AOSParadox-BETA-20151020-bacon.zip) on my oneplus using multirom as secondary rom.. not working..... it says incomplete rom
Tried another build (aosp_bacon-ota-eng.hamster-20151015.zip) as secondary rom using multirom n get same result (incomplete rom).... is there any way to flash marshmallow as secondary?
BrokenOs for ls990 is the only MM rom I have gotten to boot as secondary. Running XenonHd 5.1 as primary.
Hi,
I have posted a "fixed" Multirom a while ago:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/orig-development/multirom-t3074529/post63831283#post63831283
You can use M roms with it as secondary. The only problem is that the new SuperSU version don't like to be flashed to a secondary rom. If you really want to flash a new SSU (with or without systemless root) you will have to flash it to primary slot and swap it to secondary afterwards. If you are fine with an older versiob of SSU then use version 2.52.
If you install the Multirom apk it will tell you that there's a newer version of Mulltirom (when using this fix of course). You must ignore that as this fix is not 'official'.
Recently there's been a lot of development for the Note 5 and I'm happy that there is but most if not ALL roms out now have the Grace UX update where there are no UI issues but there are other issues which I had found in each ROM, battery life is not as good as Note 5 based roms, VR (which I use a lot) either does not work on some ROMs or works but either lags/reorients itself every 30 seconds.
I reckon I should just stay on stock as everything would be stable and I'll just disable the bloatware (Office Apps, Skype, etc), and root and have the same functions as the Grace UX roms. My one question is will Xposed work on a stock rooted ROM?
You will need to use a modified zip installer by wanam to get xposed working on stock. Just flash it through twrp. Instructions and downloads are at the main xposed thread ?
Hey I just got the le 2 and am considering one of the custom roms, but I dont want problems and frequent debugging or installing new roms. Are there any safe reliable roms you can recommend or should I stay with the stock android 6.
I am insterested in PixelExperienc or Lineage OS 15.1 or 16