It has been my favorite ROM for the Nexus and now I can't seem to find the thread. It seems like it was deleted, but does anyone know why?
It used to be at this link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2519662
ccunningham83 said:
It has been my favorite ROM for the Nexus and now I can't seem to find the thread. It seems like it was deleted, but does anyone know why?
It used to be at this link:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2519662
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What the previous post said, but the reason is Rascarlo doesn't want to build for a device he doesn't own
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Tom540 said:
What the previous post said, but the reason is Rascarlo doesn't want to build for a device he doesn't own
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Makes sense.
Thanks for the reply.
I'm on rastakat now... Hopefully he'll find someone with the Nexus5 to continue cooking this classic rom.
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I'm on rastakat now... Hopefully he'll find someone with the Nexus5 to continue cooking this classic rom.
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Or someone who buys the phone for him
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I've found a lot of unofficial Jelly Bean ROMS that partially works but I can't find the official Google ROMS nowhere, why xda don't have and official google ROM thread or something.
I know you have to compile it and that kind of things but I don't know why we don't keep posted the original google releases without extras.
I get curious to benchmarking google ROMS and AOSP ROMS and see the difference.
Really? Ever heard of GOOGLE SEARCH?
http://source.android.com/source/downloading.html
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Really? Ever heard of GOOGLE SEARCH?
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In first, calm down.
You have not understood me or I have not explained well
I know you can download the ROM source but I mean to keep it compiled somewhere. Because we only have tuned ROMs and not the original.
I just want to compare ROMS.
Cant wait for this to come out for my S3....
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lowandbehold said:
Really? Ever heard of GOOGLE SEARCH?
In first, calm down.
You have not understood me or I have not explained well
I know you can download the ROM source but I mean to keep it compiled somewhere. Because we only have tuned ROMs and not the original.
I just want to compare ROMS.
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You can't just take a ROM compiled from source an throw it on any phone to compare it...it doesn't work that way.
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Spiffcaptain said:
You can't just take a ROM compiled from source an throw it on any phone to compare it...it doesn't work that way.
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in Google phones you can, as the Nexus S
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lowandbehold said:
in Google phones you can, as the Nexus S
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So then what do you mean you want to compare them? What is there to compare on one phone? Changelogs are also available from Google between versions of Android. And in the Nexus forums there are factory images available for going back to stock. You are jumping around quite a bit here.
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Spiffcaptain said:
So then what do you mean you want to compare them? What is there to compare on one phone? Changelogs are also available from Google between versions of Android. And in the Nexus forums there are factory images available for going back to stock. You are jumping around quite a bit here.
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I want to compare performance and battery autonomy
I know there are factory roms in nexus forums but I didn't find Jelly Bean one
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You can't do that
Devs make roms so they can be compatible and functional on the device they are building for you can't just use Google's and put it on any phone because those are just for the official updates
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Do you mean something like this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1737849 ?
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niknDE said:
Do you mean something like this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1737849 ?
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That looks fine. Unfortunately there is no port to my HTC HD2, but that's another Problem.
sadly it doesn't work this way it takes time for devs from different devices to make working full builds
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lowandbehold said:
in Google phones you can, as the Nexus S
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BCBO1991 said:
That looks fine. Unfortunately there is no port to my HTC HD2, but that's another Problem.
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Oh sorry! I didnt notice you have the HTC HD2.
What about this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1773115 .
It seems to be in alpha state - I dont know if that is a problem.
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Just wondering if anyone has the final Oxygen gingerbread build that they could share, 2.3.2 (update-oxygen-2.3.2-NS-signed.zip) I believe. Correct me if I am wrong.
Unfortunatley the Oxygen.im website is down, so any help would be greatly appreciated. :good:
caffeinegum said:
Just wondering if anyone has the final Oxygen gingerbread build that they could share, 2.3.2 (update-oxygen-2.3.2-NS-signed.zip) I believe. Correct me if I am wrong.
Unfortunatley the Oxygen.im website is down, so any help would be greatly appreciated. :good:
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It's your lucky day! Directly from my personal box.com account. =)
https://www.box.com/s/v8zwk9m0cqyczwo758hl
polobunny said:
It's your lucky day! Directly from my personal box.com account. =)
https://www.box.com/s/v8zwk9m0cqyczwo758hl
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Absolutely amazing! Really appreciate it! Maybe I'm pushing it, but do you have francos final Dec 8th GB kernel by any chance? Not having much luck finding this old stuff on Google!
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Absolutely amazing! Really appreciate it! Maybe I'm pushing it, but do you have francos final Dec 8th GB kernel by any chance? Not having much luck finding this old stuff on Google!
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Sure do.
https://www.box.com/s/bfgt9yxlg101qavpxfvk
Cheers!
Sure do.
https://www.box.com/s/bfgt9yxlg101qavpxfvk
Cheers!
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Wow, I'm impressed! Double thanks-ed
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Wow, I'm impressed! Double thanks-ed
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I'm a hoarder, that's all.
polobunny said:
I'm a hoarder, that's all.
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Haha, well keep hoarding, its useful.
Assuming you have all of the Oxygen builds, am I correct in thinking that was the final one of the Gingerbreads before they started doing Oxygen 3.0 builds?
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Haha, well keep hoarding, its useful.
Assuming you have all of the Oxygen builds, am I correct in thinking that was the final one of the Gingerbreads before they started doing Oxygen 3.0 builds?
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Yep, that's the last one. Very stable when coupled with a good quality kernel without bugs, you'll have no problem lasting 1000 hours and up without needing a reboot if wanted. =)
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Yep, that's the last one. Very stable when coupled with a good quality kernel without bugs, you'll have no problem lasting 1000 hours and up without needing a reboot if wanted. =)
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Great, thats exactly what I'm after right now! Thanks again!
By chance do you have the nexus s 4g one?
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pandaman21 said:
By chance do you have the nexus s 4g one?
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Nope sorry, don't have it on my box.com
Might have it on my computer at home, I'll check whenever I have time.
Oxygen ROM v2.3.2 (latest) for Nexus S 4G
update-oxygen-2.3.2-NS4G-signed
https://www.box.com/s/2yzo81q53irh9vodcs74
And link for Nexus S, as posted earlier:
Oxygen ROM v2.3.2 (latest) for Nexus S
update-oxygen-2.3.2-NS-signed
https://www.box.com/s/v8zwk9m0cqyczwo758hl
Edit:
Fix for the Launcher constantly displaying Welcome to Oxygen! message made by yours truly. Flash in recovery.
https://www.box.com/s/p4wedu742zzf1dv23nge
Its been over a year since I flashed oxygen so I completely forgot, but does it come with Gapps? Or do I need to get GB gapps from somewhere else?
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Its been over a year since I flashed oxygen so I completely forgot, but does it come with Gapps? Or do I need to get GB gapps from somewhere else?
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Comes with Gapps included in the rom ...
Oh yes, now I remember.. It just caught me off guard that the file size Is just over 60mb...totally forgot they practically doubled this from 4.0 and on
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I'm looking to flash the new updated radio from 4.4.3
The quickest way is best.
I have Custom Recovery but for some reason when my Rom was updated to 4.4.3 the radio was not.
Looking for a reply soon please.
Go to 4.4.3 thread in general and search "radio". That's how I found it.
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I'm looking to flash the new updated radio from 4.4.3
The quickest way is best.
I have Custom Recovery but for some reason when my Rom was updated to 4.4.3 the radio was not.
Looking for a reply soon please.
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Custom ROMs usually have the modem stripped from the update to make the .zip smaller and also because you can flash them at will. (I have all modems on my internal just to switch modems when I go out of state.)
But as a friendly reminder, please think through how big 4.4.3 was and next time Google search what you're looking for, you wouldn't have been waiting for us to tell you this if you had. "4.4.3 Nexus 5 modem"
Here's the link if you can't find it however. All the best.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/goo...t/modem-nexus-5-flashable-modems-efs-t2514095
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TheLastSidekick said:
Custom ROMs usually have the modem stripped from the update to make the .zip smaller and also because you can flash them at will. (I have all modems on my internal just to switch modems when I go out of state.)
But as a friendly reminder, please think through how big 4.4.3 was and next time Google search what you're looking for, you wouldn't have been waiting for us to tell you this if you had. "4.4.3 Nexus 5 modem"
Here's the link if you can't find it however. All the best.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/goo...t/modem-nexus-5-flashable-modems-efs-t2514095
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Thanks for the link, I actually had searched it all over. not for very long though maybe 20min. Then just thought someone must have a quick link. Thanks man. I'm usually not this impatient but my battery is dying as we speak lol
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Go to 4.4.3 thread in general and search "radio". That's how I found it.
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Thanks man, you weren't a jerk at all about it and helpful. Kudos!
P.s. not that the other guy was cause he even gave me a link!
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Thanks man, you weren't a jerk at all about it and helpful. Kudos!
P.s. not that the other guy was cause he even gave me a link!
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I can't work out whether you're being sarcastic or not
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Hi guys,
First I must begin by saying that I am not a developer. However, using this: (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1908008) thread, I have managed to "port" Android L to the One, though I have no clue if it even boots. There are a few problems that need to be discussed:
1) AOSP ROMs are around 400 mb? This one is 900+ mb.
2) When I was zipping the ROM, I saw Prism.apk was also in it, and a heck lot of other HTC related things.
3) Will the current kernel for KitKat work smoothly on L?
Anyway, this is my first step to being a potential developer and hope you all get excited for this. I do have one request though, if I can get a few devs to work with me on this, we can get to new heights on our One.
You can download the zip I created here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4JA1Kc3xlxiZUw2XzNzM1NKMVU/edit?usp=sharing
DISCLAIMER:
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE IF YOUR DEVICE GETS BRICKED.
Thanks in advance,
the playa!
Can you attach the Build.prop file?
If you're going to post it at least try it yourself first man, this could brick everyone's device.
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If you're going to post it at least try it yourself first man, this could brick everyone's device.
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Did you miss the [Dev-Only] in the title? Every flash on your device could brick it if you aren't careful, nothing unique with this build. If you don't want to risk it, don't flash. Simple as that.
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Can you attach the Build.prop file?
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Sure: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4JA1Kc3xlxiWHJOV1JnS3FCRzg/edit?usp=sharing
But as far as I remember, I did not do anything to it. The base ROM that I used was a stock deodexed Sense 6 ROM and the port ROM I used was the system dump from Android L, if that helps.
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Did you miss the [Dev-Only] in the title? Every flash on your device could brick it if you aren't careful, nothing unique with this build. If you don't want to risk it, don't flash. Simple as that.
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Okay fine, all I'm saying is there's already a thread on this in the general section so its almost pointless to post something else if it hasn't even been tested or is just like the other. There's already work being done on this...
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jukiewalsh said:
Okay fine, all I'm saying is there's already a thread on this in the general section so its almost pointless to post something else if it hasn't even been tested or is just like the other. There's already work being done on this...
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Whoops. Seems like I missed that. Mods please close this thread then.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2799195
That's the other thread
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Im not a dev just a general user but I don't think we should be creating these types of threads if you don't know what you're doing. Let the real devs do their work if it was as easy as following a copy/pasting port guide every device would already have a l build. Just be patient and eventually a nice dev will maybe make some magic happen for us.
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the playa! said:
Sure: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4JA1Kc3xlxiWHJOV1JnS3FCRzg/edit?usp=sharing
But as far as I remember, I did not do anything to it. The base ROM that I used was a stock deodexed Sense 6 ROM and the port ROM I used was the system dump from Android L, if that helps.
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This ROM will not work, period. The reason is because you did not follow step 1 of the guide which states quite clearly:
"Take any clean CM9, AOSP, CM7, CM10, CM11 ROM which is running on your device as Base ROM."
Now, don't know about you but I do not think a stock deodexed Sense 6 ROM counts as any of those mentioned in step 1... that is why you are seeing HTC things in the ROM.
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This ROM will not work, period. The reason is because you did not follow step 1 of the guide which states quite clearly:
"Take any clean CM9, AOSP, CM7, CM10, CM11 ROM which is running on your device as Base ROM."
Now, don't know about you but I do not think a stock deodexed Sense 6 ROM counts as any of those mentioned in step 1... that is why you are seeing HTC things in the ROM.
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Ah. Thanks for pointing that out. I will update the zip file today.
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Ah. Thanks for pointing that out. I will update the zip file today.
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It will not work just by using that guide; The bases are just too different.
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Ah. Thanks for pointing that out. I will update the zip file today.
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no man, you can not do this because we have not a base for L! so it should be ported compiling source and fixing bug and issues...is not a thing that you find in a guide
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I think your best bet would be to download the Nexus 5 sources and then do some "patchwork" with HTC One libs and whatnot, when needed. The good thing is that they are both at the same resolution and have similar specs.
And after you're done with that, you should be able to build with a couple of adjustments to various build-related things.
EDIT: Also, there will probably be issues with kernels? so you'll have to work through that also.
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You can't be patching and copy/pasting libs. No zip modding when it comes to porting big base changes
You'll need to decompile and redo your ramdisk etc. And like jonny said you can't be using sense and gpe parts
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Android L Keyboard in Play Store
I just wanted to note that there's a third-party application "Android L Keyboard" by Shen Le in the Play Store which I've been using on the latest CM11 nightlies that works great.
I understand that's not the point of this project but I just wanted to make sure other users are aware. Also, it's kind of scary to have to trust that a keyboard from the Play Store isn't logging and reporting your keystrokes but that's another issue entirely... anyways I added a screenshot, good luck with the project!
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Thread has been closed at OP's request,
Many thanks,
Ghost
what is the difference between grouper and hammerhead and what they mean
Hammerhead is the nexus 5. Grouper is the nexus 7. Its the codename for the devices.
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rootSU said:
Hammerhead is the nexus 5. Grouper is the nexus 7. Its the codename for the devices.
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thx i just got my nexus 5 and i thought grouper and hammerhead are different types os nexus 5
so i thank u very much for ur answer
may i ask which custom rom do u reccomend
kirolosrasmy said:
thx i just got my nexus 5 and i thought grouper and hammerhead are different types os nexus 5
so i thank u very much for ur answer
may i ask which custom rom do u reccomend
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thats one question that he wont answer. we all have differing wants and needs when it comes to roms(and kernels). so its always recommended to try out a bunch of different roms, and stay with the one that fits your wants and needs. go through the android development and original development threads to check them out.
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thats one question that he wont answer. we all have differing wants and needs when it comes to roms(and kernels). so its always recommended to try out a bunch of different roms, and stay with the one that fits your wants and needs. go through the android development and original development threads to check them out.
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thx for ur answer i will try them out and decide for my self
iam very grateful
kirolosrasmy said:
thx for ur answer i will try them out and decide for my self
iam very grateful
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be sure to read the op(first post) of every rom thread. most will detail what is in that rom in the first post. and if you do run into issues, or have questions that you cant find answers to, please feel free to ask