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[ROM][9/26][TMo] - Stock Rooted ROM - D80110c

This is just that... A T-Mobile Stock Rooted ROM based on Build D80110c
Features
A stock rooted ROM
Pre-rooted
Busybox
zipaligned
Odex. De-Odex later!
Must be on latest OTA!
Includes boot.img that is pre-lokied.
You dont not need to worry about loki or OTA's.
Thanks
Semantics for helping test it, djrbliss, dees_troy, chainfire, Anonymous Donator!
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Sharing Policy
The spirit of Open Source is to share your knowledge and files with the rest of the world so they can improve on what you do when possible. This is also my philosophy and I would never compromise that!
You are free to use this ROM or any part of this ROM any way you like as long as you give proper credits!
Do not use my work if you cannot give proper credits!
Consider this your permission! Please do not PM me asking if its OK to build off this ROM. Permission granted!
However this does not include my CleanROM series of ROMS. Please do not use those without contacting me first!
This ROM is not a CleanROM. Its a stock rooted and all yours!
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Reserved

I take it you'll have a CleanROM for T-Mobile also?
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dw9906 said:
I take it you'll have a CleanROM for T-Mobile also?
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In time yes...

I was very happy to help, Scott. I know from experience the ROM is worth the wait! Thanks again for looking out for us T-Mo folks!
Being the guinea pig, I can confirm 100% that everything works perfectly. It does take about 5 mins to wipe and 5 mins to install so don't freak out!

Semantics said:
I was very happy to help, Scott. I know from experience the ROM is worth the wait! Thanks again for looking out for us T-Mo folks!
Being the guinea pig, I can confirm 100% that everything works perfectly. It does take about 5 mins to wipe and 5 mins to install so don't freak out!
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Thanks again for all the help! TMo people owe you a thanks!

A huge thanks. Great to see some dev work for our device.

Good ROM, thank you to the Devs. Excited for more ROMs! 1 thing though is, what is that weird icon on the status bar? It looks like an N. I never saw that before!?
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NFC icon
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Ohhhh. Sorry for the noob comment. I have lots of experience with Android. Should have known that!
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This looks awesome. Looking forward to the de-bloater for tmobile

noob question, but how is a stock rooted rom different from just the stock version that comes with the phone, and what are the advantages?

TonyWhiteShoes said:
noob question, but how is a stock rooted rom different from just the stock version that comes with the phone, and what are the advantages?
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It's been zipaligned and odexed. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2448022
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TonyWhiteShoes said:
noob question, but how is a stock rooted rom different from just the stock version that comes with the phone, and what are the advantages?
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The biggest thing is he now has a base. I sent Scott our system dump and boot.img files and he put something together, and while he couldn't test it, I did at the risk of bricking my phone so we can all have a clean base for ROMS. You're welcome

TonyWhiteShoes said:
noob question, but how is a stock rooted rom different from just the stock version that comes with the phone, and what are the advantages?
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There are zero advantages to the "average" person. None at all...
Unless you fall into these categories...
1. Screwed your phone up and half the things just don't work right because you "read something on the internet to make your phone (battery last longer, speed it up, random useless failed feature here)" and it didint quite go the way you expected it to and you cannot send TXT messages (just a random made up example). This would be a great way to fix that...
2. You flashed "Dev A's" ROM and you realized that the color (random color here) is not for you and you are about to go insane but are on the road so you can just flash this back to get back to a stock look.
3. You want to build your own ROM for personal use and you really dont know where to begin but you know what apps you DONT want in the phone. Yo could use this base to get started.
4. Your another Dev that doesnt have the experience of setting up a stock rooted ROM and may need to use this base to get started. Many people use my stock rooted ROMS across a MULTITUDE of devices because they trust that they are as close to perfect in all aspects as possible. (I was a newb once too and needed to use other stock roots).
If you dont fit into those categories... Then this rom has no value to you.

@scrosler
Will you be supporting the Sprint version of the LG G2 with ClearnROM when it comes out?

I know you're busy and all and I'm not trying to rush you or anything but how's the clean ROM for T-Mobile coming along ? :fingers-crossed:

ericdabbs said:
@scrosler
Will you be supporting the Sprint version of the LG G2 with ClearnROM when it comes out?
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No, but members of my team are...
bodom_hc said:
I know you're busy and all and I'm not trying to rush you or anything but how's the clean ROM for T-Mobile coming along ? :fingers-crossed:
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Meh, havent started... Are you game for testing? If so PM me.

scrosler said:
No, but members of my team are...
Meh, havent started... Are you game for testing? If so PM me.
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I will be once it arrives in the mail in a day or so!
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[Q] I need some ROM recommendations?

I recently installed PSX v2 and PSK and the ROM + kernel is great.
Sadly, the creators of the ROM is disabandoning development of the ROM on XDA.
So when Android updates to 4.4.1, I highly doubt I can continue using PSX if I update.
Which is why I am asking for any good recommendation of ROM and kernel combinations to replace PSX (unless they return).
I am looking for a ROM + kernel that is not bloated, not feature heavy, and fast with good battery.
I can customize the phone to my liking after installation with Xposed framework.
pls leave me your opinion for good ROMs and kernels. =]

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2477889

simms22 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2477889
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I'm not asking for the best ROM. I'm asking for a good combination that can offer something similar to what I have now since what I am currently using has been discontinued
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piggybomb said:
I'm not asking for the best ROM
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Although you don't think it, you are.
piggybomb said:
I'm asking for a good combination that can offer something similar to what I have now since what I am currently using has been discontinued
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Good / Best. ROM / Kernel / Combination. It's all the same. The advice from the thread is try them yourself.

piggybomb said:
I'm not asking for the best ROM. I'm asking for a good combination that can offer something similar to what I have now since what I am currently using has been discontinued
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Yes you are.
Thread closed.

[Q/Possible Req?] Xposed + Stock

I'm liking this stock android but its mini-downfalls like being unable to unlink the notification sound from ringtone bugs me. Is it possible to build a rom with xposed+stock Google build? Would anyone be so kind to point me to some guides if it is possible or even better, if a beautiful and talented developer out there would like to have a go at this :laugh: lol.

Eh? Just install xposed. What's the big deal?
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rootSU said:
Eh? Just install xposed. What's the big deal?
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By install, are you saying theres a flashable zip out there I can use on my Nexus 5? If theres no other method other than using a flashable zip, I will most likely not be able to do this lol. Which is why I'm asking for help either with some guides or letting me know that there is a zip out there.

Just read the xposed thread. It comes as an app that you install that then installs the framework. This is the normal method of using it
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I just installed it on mine a couple days ago. It's really easy. In on stock now but still have a lot of the features I used to only get with different ROMs. Including the volume thing you mentioned.
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blatz729 said:
By install, are you saying theres a flashable zip out there I can use on my Nexus 5? If theres no other method other than using a flashable zip, I will most likely not be able to do this lol. Which is why I'm asking for help either with some guides or letting me know that there is a zip out there.
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You were asking for a stock ROM with xposed, how did you think you were going to install the ROM if not through flashing? But as was said, as long as you are rooted it's an easy install and gives so much control over your stock rom. Check out the xposed thread and go for it. You'll be happy.

Yes, just found it. Didn't realize it was just an apk lol. Thank you everyone.
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How to make a ROM?

Hi everyone! Pkease can somebody tell me how to create a ROM?
I think based in stock. If is a tutorial put tge link in a post
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this is as much as ill help..
open google, type how to build a rom android, then look/examine the results.

aamj1997 said:
I think based in stock.
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Stock ROMs are already built. They don't need building.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2551431

rootSU said:
Stock ROMs are already built. They don't need building.
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I want to make a custom rom, using the stock one as base
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aamj1997 said:
I want to make a custom rom, using the stock one as base
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...and what will be "custom" about it? That's the real question.
If you don't know what you want to do to the ROM, there's nothing to.learn
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aamj1997 said:
Hi everyone! Pkease can somebody tell me how to create a ROM?
I think based in stock. If is a tutorial put tge link in a post
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Download & install Ubuntu, the android source code, and compile. Then make your changes.

Evaluate your skills, if any, you might be better at Kernel development than Rom cooking.
At the end of the day, simply put, if you want to create a custom ROM, no whatever what base you use, straight up source or someone else's, you have a lot of reading to do, A lot of friends to make and definitely not post a thread about how to even start.
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Thanks to everyone
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[Q] How can I change the colour of my battery & network to the LG G2 ones

Hi guys,
I'm new to Android, in fact I just got my Nexus 5 today. I would like to change the colour of my network and battery icons from the default white to the same colour as the ones on the LG G2. See attached image.
Is this possible, and if so how do I go about it?
Thanks in advance.
Regards.
Edit: I don't have enough posts to post a link to the colour of the LG G2 battery and network icons

Root + xposed framework + gravitybox mms xposed module.
You can find all these on xda using Google search.
Gravity box allows you to set the colour to whatever you want from a pallet
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rootSU said:
Root + xposed framework + gravitybox mms xposed module.
You can find all these on xda using Google search.
Gravity box allows you to set the colour to whatever you want from a pallet
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Thanks for the info I'll check it out now.

Diesel779 said:
Thanks for the info I'll check it out now.
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You're the first person I've seen who wants something from the G2's ui.

aooga said:
You're the first person I've seen who wants something from the G2's ui.
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Haha. I really like those colours, what can I say lol. I'm a little apprehensive about rooting my device though. As I understand it, if I root I'll no longer get the OTA updates. And one of the selling points of the Nexus 5 for me was the fact that it gets all Android updates straight away.

There's an ota helpdesk thread in general.
Quick ota updates also means quick updates to full roms...
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Diesel779 said:
Haha. I really like those colours, what can I say lol. I'm a little apprehensive about rooting my device though. As I understand it, if I root I'll no longer get the OTA updates. And one of the selling points of the Nexus 5 for me was the fact that it gets all Android updates straight away.
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You're not going to be able to do what you want without changing the system and giving up easy ota updates. But they're easy to apply through a custom recovery.

OK, so it looks like I'll be rooting :fingers-crossed: Is the cfroot the best way to go? Or I've seen another thread all about rooting the Nexus 5, which seems to assume you're using Windows. I'm running Linux Mint.

Diesel779 said:
OK, so it looks like I'll be rooting :fingers-crossed: Is the cfroot the best way to go? Or I've seen another thread all about rooting the Nexus 5, which seems to assume you're using Windows. I'm running Linux Mint.
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Personally, I would do it by myself using adb and fastboot instead of letting something else do it for me. But I guess cf auto root works as well.

Thanks for the help and advice guys. I've decided not to bother rooting, it's just not worth it just so I can change the colours on 2 icons. Thanks again.

Diesel779 said:
Thanks for the help and advice guys. I've decided not to bother rooting, it's just not worth it just so I can change the colours on 2 icons. Thanks again.
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But there's so much more than two icons in life

jd1639 said:
But there's so much more than two icons in life
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Indeed, but recently coming from iOS I'm very happy with kitkat I just wanted to change the colour of those 2 icons. For me to do that I'd have to root. And if I root I lose my OTA and then have the hassle of having to flash the updates myself.

Actually, you don't. Unless you make changes to system files. Stock rooted would have no issues with otas..
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ldubs said:
Actually, you don't. Unless you make changes to system files. Stock rooted would have no issues with otas..
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Would need to keep stock recovery though.
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Did you unlock your bootloader yet? Do that at least. It won't affect your device's OTA update or anything and locking it is extremely easy.
---DO IT IN CASE YOU DECIDE TO ROOT LATER---
it'll pay off trust me.
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I've done a bit of reading and from what I gather even if I root, unlock the bootloader and install a custom recovery, I can still install all the very latest Android updates simply by boot to custom recovery and flashing the update. Is this correct?
What are some of the benefits of rooting? And would a custom ROM be better than the stock vanilla on the Nexus 5?
Sorry for all the questions. I'm just trying to get things clear in my mind.
Thanks again.

Also - Is there a way of rooting without wiping all my info on my device?

No you cannot root without unlocking the bootloader which wipes device.
Benefits of root are in the faq stickied at the top of this forum
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rootSU said:
No you cannot root without unlocking the bootloader which wipes device.
Benefits of root are in the faq stickied at the top of this forum
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OK thanks.