Cyanogenmod 11 [Official Nightlies] - Galaxy Note II Android Development

Cyanogenmod 11 [Official Nightlies] - Galaxy Note II Android Development

Y0 guys, this is NOT my build, but here is a topic for the official nightlies.
I'm not developing this, just an open topic for it. :good:
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CyanogenMod is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 4.4 (KK), which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.
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/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*
* Submitting bug reports on nightly builds is the leading
* cause of male impotence.
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CyanogenMod is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. Linked below is a package that has come from another Android project that restore the Google parts. CyanogenMod does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.
All the source code for CyanogenMod is available in the CyanogenMod Github repo. And if you would like to contribute to CyanogenMod, please visit out Gerrit Code Review. You can also view the Changelog for a full list of changes & features.
Get Cyanogenmod11 for our device from:
http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=n7100
Get the GAPPS from
https://goo.im/gapps/ or http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2397942
Installation:
- Wipe Factory Reset (data/system/cache)
- Flash CM11 latest nightly
- Flash GAPPS
- Clear Dalvik-Cache
- Enjoy \o/

First

Is this something new? Have we not had this ROM all along?
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I'm glad to see a dedicated thread to a great rom but I think you should put the link to the official gapps from google and as an alternative to Banks Gapps.. else, we all know about Xposed, isn't necessary mix things up.
Ps. some screenshots would be good..
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You're right @Prowler , removed the bit about Xposed.
Will add the screenshots when I get home.
Added the GAPPS link from CM wiki site.

@jcrompton Haven't seen a topic for the official CM11 builds yet..
Also, there have only been a few builds from official CM website.

Mjuksel said:
@jcrompton Haven't seen a topic for the official CM11 builds yet..
Also, there have only been a few builds from official CM website.
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Ah. I didn't realize. Thanks for making more available!
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No harm done :3
Added a picture aswell, with some screenies and the CM guy:V

Does anyone know why we don't have nightlies like… every night? The last rom is dated from april 28th.
Greetz!
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good idea, thanks
Mjuksel said:
Y0 guys, this is NOT my build, but here is a topic for the official nightlies
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hi there,
good move indeed, was thinking about that myself a few days ago, good to see that there is a thread to discuss goodies and issues
well done, thanks
Current Devices:
I9100, PAC-ROM 4.3.1 ( Formerly Omni, PA, Dorimanx, etc. )
N7000, 4.1.2 TouchWizz All Stock ( very motivating to continue flashing custom roms further haha.... )
N7100, Cyanogenmod 11, Xposed Framework ( Formerly AOSNP, PAC, Omni, PA, Devil, Thor, AGNI up to 2.7.6, etc. )
Nexus 4, Cataclysm 4.4.2, Franco Kernel r203, Dalvik & Bionic Patched, Xposed Framework ( Formerly PAC, PA, Cataclysm, Faux, etc. )
Nexus 5, Cyanogenmod 11, ElementalX, Xposed, ( Formerly Cataclysm, Franco & FKU Color Control, Dalvik & Bionic, Faux, Bricked, Chaos etc. )
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Eeuwe said:
Does anyone know why we don't have nightlies like… every night? The last rom is dated from april 28th.
Greetz!
Sent from my GT-N7100 using XDA Free mobile app
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there are nightlies more or less every night with a few exceptions. such exceptions ( failded builds etc. ) happen for all devices
and during the last week of the month CM is forking for M-builds so they have perhaps a day or two with other priorities.
however, as mentioned, nightlies are coming and are usually full of commits so if you go an see omni where were no commits
for a week at least and pac ? they did not even update their website yet. so CM at the moment is the fastest developing and
most stable rom for this device IMHO
enjoy even more and complain a bit less JK
Current Devices:
I9100, PAC-ROM 4.3.1 ( Formerly Omni, PA, Dorimanx, etc. )
N7000, 4.1.2 TouchWizz All Stock ( very motivating to continue flashing custom roms further haha.... )
N7100, Cyanogenmod 11, Xposed Framework ( Formerly AOSNP, PAC, Omni, PA, Devil, Thor, AGNI up to 2.7.6, etc. )
Nexus 4, Cataclysm 4.4.2, Franco Kernel r203, Dalvik & Bionic Patched, Xposed Framework ( Formerly PAC, PA, Cataclysm, Faux, etc. )
Nexus 5, Cyanogenmod 11, ElementalX, Xposed, ( Formerly Cataclysm, Franco & FKU Color Control, Dalvik & Bionic, Faux, Bricked, Chaos etc. )

magnamentis said:
hi there,
good move indeed, was thinking about that myself a few days ago, good to see that there is a thread to discuss goodies and issues
well done, thanks
Current Devices:
I9100, PAC-ROM 4.3.1 ( Formerly Omni, PA, Dorimanx, etc. )
N7000, 4.1.2 TouchWizz All Stock ( very motivating to continue flashing custom roms further haha.... )
N7100, Cyanogenmod 11, Xposed Framework ( Formerly AOSNP, PAC, Omni, PA, Devil, Thor, AGNI up to 2.7.6, etc. )
Nexus 4, Cataclysm 4.4.2, Franco Kernel r203, Dalvik & Bionic Patched, Xposed Framework ( Formerly PAC, PA, Cataclysm, Faux, etc. )
Nexus 5, Cyanogenmod 11, ElementalX, Xposed, ( Formerly Cataclysm, Franco & FKU Color Control, Dalvik & Bionic, Faux, Bricked, Chaos etc. )
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there are nightlies more or less every night with a few exceptions. such exceptions ( failded builds etc. ) happen for all devices
and during the last week of the month CM is forking for M-builds so they have perhaps a day or two with other priorities.
however, as mentioned, nightlies are coming and are usually full of commits so if you go an see omni where were no commits
for a week at least and pac ? they did not even update their website yet. so CM at the moment is the fastest developing and
most stable rom for this device IMHO
enjoy even more and complain a bit less JK
Current Devices:
I9100, PAC-ROM 4.3.1 ( Formerly Omni, PA, Dorimanx, etc. )
N7000, 4.1.2 TouchWizz All Stock ( very motivating to continue flashing custom roms further haha.... )
N7100, Cyanogenmod 11, Xposed Framework ( Formerly AOSNP, PAC, Omni, PA, Devil, Thor, AGNI up to 2.7.6, etc. )
Nexus 4, Cataclysm 4.4.2, Franco Kernel r203, Dalvik & Bionic Patched, Xposed Framework ( Formerly PAC, PA, Cataclysm, Faux, etc. )
Nexus 5, Cyanogenmod 11, ElementalX, Xposed, ( Formerly Cataclysm, Franco & FKU Color Control, Dalvik & Bionic, Faux, Bricked, Chaos etc. )
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Just out of curiosity - are you using stock kernel with CM11? And which Xposed modules are you using?

depends
jcrompton said:
Just out of curiosity - are you using stock kernel with CM11? And which Xposed modules are you using?
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i'm using cm kernel on n7100 since the available custom kernels for that device are giving me too often a headache and
there is nothing important to tweak for me there which does not work well on cm's kernel.
on the other hand i'm most of the time going with elementalX kernel on the nexus 5 and with franco's on the nexus 4
because i need the color tweaks on those devices. sometimes i slightly overclock but that's not giving me any
wow experience over stock settings. what is helpful is fast-charge in it's variations, specially on the motorbike
with navi, bluetooth music, radardroid and sceen on at all times but these are very individual needs.
so in short, i'm happy with the cm kernel on n7100 after having tried all available custom kernels and i would
not really like my nexuses with their stock display colors.
as to the xposed modules:
- appsettings for per app dpi change and more
- xblast for sticking "custom boot animation", bluetooth tweak,
..lock screen rotation, rare build.prop tweaks etc. just to name some of the unique specials
- greenify for it's obvious purpose to greenify system apps etc.
- android tuner to tune almost every aspect of the device, it's so much that you have to read for yourself.
- sometimes gravitybox, i change between xblast and gbox since depending on cm's habit to break things
..from time to time one or the other works a bit better until both are updated after such events and xbox
..can make my custom boot animation stick upon flashing cm updates.
on the note 2 i'm on latest nightlies and on the nexus 5 i'm on M5
Current Devices:
I9100, PAC-ROM 4.3.1 ( Formerly Omni, PA, Dorimanx, etc. )
N7000, 4.1.2 TouchWizz All Stock ( very motivating to continue flashing custom roms further haha.... )
N7100, Cyanogenmod 11, Xposed Framework ( Formerly AOSNP, PAC, Omni, PA, Devil, Thor, AGNI up to 2.7.6, etc. )
Nexus 4, Cataclysm 4.4.2, Franco Kernel r203, Dalvik & Bionic Patched, Xposed Framework ( Formerly PAC, PA, Cataclysm, Faux, etc. )
Nexus 5, Cyanogenmod 11, ElementalX, Xposed, ( Formerly Cataclysm, Franco & FKU Color Control, Dalvik & Bionic, Faux, Bricked, Chaos etc. )

Any body have any issues with swyping or gesture typing with built in keyboard ?
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magnamentis said:
hi there,
good move indeed, was thinking about that myself a few days ago, good to see that there is a thread to discuss goodies and issues
well done, thanks
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I thought it deserved it's own topique
jcrompton said:
Any body have any issues with swyping or gesture typing with built in keyboard ?
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Yep, i've had that since the first CM11 build from ThdDude.
At first i couldn't even use Swype (from Nuance), that works now though.

jcrompton said:
Any body have any issues with swyping or gesture typing with built in keyboard ?
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Was able to fix by flashing http://goo.im/devs/paranoidandroid/roms/gapps
The other listed gapps didn't work
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jcrompton said:
Was able to fix by flashing http://goo.im/devs/paranoidandroid/roms/gapps
The other listed gapps didn't work
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Thanks for the update, i'll link the PA Gapps instead.

GonDr said:
First
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..and the point in your ridiculous reply was?

Battery
I know the question of battery with TW vs CM has been discussed over and over but I thought I would ask again:
In the last 4 or 5 days I have tried a couple of non TW ROMs ( mainly because I have found that the Camera now lets me import pics / deposits of checks into my banking apps :good: where for the longest time the non TW ROMs were not allowing this )
I have found some weird battery issues. With the first ROM I tried the battery seemed ok but then all of sudden I started getting bursts of drain where the phone would get a bit hot and drain 20% in a 30 minutes or so (while screen off, btw ). I was using AGNI kernel.
So for the last 24 hrs or so I have been trying the CM11 official (here). Phone off charger at 6:30 AM and already down to 80% battery by 8:30 AM - no specific wakelocks and very little use. I'm on the stock kernel now.
From your experience are the CM ROMs still significantly worse on battery (vs TW ROMs) ? do they settle down more after a few days use ? are most using stock kernel or custom ? (thanks @magnamentis for sharing experience already)

just for you to consider
jcrompton said:
I know the question of battery with TW vs CM has been discussed over and over but I thought I would ask again:
In the last 4 or 5 days I have tried a couple of non TW ROMs ( mainly because I have found that the Camera now lets me import pics / deposits of checks into my banking apps :good: where for the longest time the non TW ROMs were not allowing this )
I have found some weird battery issues. With the first ROM I tried the battery seemed ok but then all of sudden I started getting bursts of drain where the phone would get a bit hot and drain 20% in a 30 minutes or so (while screen off, btw ). I was using AGNI kernel.
So for the last 24 hrs or so I have been trying the CM11 official (here). Phone off charger at 6:30 AM and already down to 80% battery by 8:30 AM - no specific wakelocks and very little use. I'm on the stock kernel now.
From your experience are the CM ROMs still significantly worse on battery (vs TW ROMs) ? do they settle down more after a few days use ? are most using stock kernel or custom ? (thanks @magnamentis for sharing experience already)
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hi, i see you ask a lot of questions which is good, finally this is what this is all about.
i just recognized that you very sparsely if ever use the thanks button for those who take the effort to answer you and
sooner or later this will show to your disadvantage.
i write this because i just did not feel like answering after i recognized that fact and there will be others. it's about motivation and good style you know
Current Devices:
I9100, PAC-ROM 4.3.1 ( Formerly Omni, PA, Dorimanx, etc. )
N7000, 4.1.2 TouchWizz All Stock ( very motivating to continue flashing custom roms further haha.... )
N7100, Cyanogenmod 11, Xposed Framework ( Formerly AOSNP, PAC, Omni, PA, Devil, Thor, AGNI up to 2.7.6, etc. )
Nexus 4, Cataclysm 4.4.2, Franco Kernel r203, Dalvik & Bionic Patched, Xposed Framework ( Formerly PAC, PA, Cataclysm, Faux, etc. )
Nexus 5, Cyanogenmod 11, ElementalX, Xposed, ( Formerly Cataclysm, Franco & FKU Color Control, Dalvik & Bionic, Faux, Bricked, Chaos etc. )

GREAT and MANY MANY MANY THANKS!!!!!!! to @magnamentis
magnamentis said:
hi, i see you ask a lot of questions which is good, finally this is what this is all about.
i just recognized that you very sparsely if ever use the thanks button for those who take the effort to answer you and
sooner or later this will show to your disadvantage.
i write this because i just did not feel like answering after i recognized that fact and there will be others. it's about motivation and good style you know
Current Devices:
I9100, PAC-ROM 4.3.1 ( Formerly Omni, PA, Dorimanx, etc. )
N7000, 4.1.2 TouchWizz All Stock ( very motivating to continue flashing custom roms further haha.... )
N7100, Cyanogenmod 11, Xposed Framework ( Formerly AOSNP, PAC, Omni, PA, Devil, Thor, AGNI up to 2.7.6, etc. )
Nexus 4, Cataclysm 4.4.2, Franco Kernel r203, Dalvik & Bionic Patched, Xposed Framework ( Formerly PAC, PA, Cataclysm, Faux, etc. )
Nexus 5, Cyanogenmod 11, ElementalX, Xposed, ( Formerly Cataclysm, Franco & FKU Color Control, Dalvik & Bionic, Faux, Bricked, Chaos etc. )
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No worries - I'm not sure why you feel compelled to give a lesson etiquette for this forum. I always thank someone if they have helped but I don;t think the thanks button is to be used merely because someone replies to a question or comment. But if it that big a deal to you to gain thanks count I will try to go in each day and find one of your posts and click the thanks button so you will get what you seek.
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Please notice @magnamentis that I have used all of my thanks for today for YOU !!!! THANK YOU for a reply that btw was not particularly helpful to me OR the forum

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[rom][NIGHTLY] SlimSaber 4.4.2 - Galaxy S 4G [LINARO KAT]

SlimKat galaxys4gmtd SaberMod 4.8 Unofficial builds
Making SlimKat more faster and smoother
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SlimROM: SaberMod toolchain 4.8
SlimKernel: SaberMod toolchain 4.7

Disclaimer
I'm not responsible for any damages on your device.
After having a good response for some months in the i9100 thread, @fusionjack decided to share this build with n7000. And now I build it for Samsung Galaxy S 4G a.k.a galaxys4gmtd.
This build is compiled using SaberMod toolchain and like the official one, it is built derived from the same source: Slimroms github. @fusionjack could cherry-pick some commits ahead from Slim team or patches from other repositories that he finds useful.
The ROM and the kernel are tested by me first before I make it available online. I could have overseen something during testing, please be understand.
In summary, it is still Slimkat that is compiled with SaberMod toolchain.
!!! Please don't discuss these unofficial builds in the official thread. User can get confuse easily. !!!
Additional changes
Compiled with a custom toolchain Sabermod for more performance and better battery life.
Compiled with the most GCC optimization level -O3.
Compiled with strict-aliasing compiler optimization.
Added 40+ patches to fix GCC strict-aliasing violation rules.
Added ARMv7 and Cortex-A8 optimized string handling routines for more smoothness and more memory optimization.
Added some AOSP fixes and improvements.
Added some VanirAOSP fixes and improvements.
Added patches from AOSP for better ART performance.
Added Active Display and Network Usage from ChameleonOS. Not yet available on kitkat.
Disabled SQLite fsync to increase I/O performance.
Installation instructions
Coming from 4.1.x or 4.2.x or 4.3.x or another ROM to 4.4.x:
jeffsf said:
OK, this is what is working for me to go to/from Team Acid CM9 and has been pretty reliable so far:
Make sure you have backups of /efs put away somewhere safe!
From JB or ICS (make full backups first, at least TWRP and hopefully Titanium Backup or equivalent as well)
Reboot recovery
Install this ROM
Reboot recovery
Advanced Wipe; /system, /data, /cache
Install this ROM - again
Make TWRP backups
Reboot
Once you have TWRP backups of your "target" build, you can flip/flop reasonably easily
Reboot recovery
Restore TWRP backup of Boot of target build
Reboot recovery
Advanced Wipe; /system, /data, /cache
Restore TWRP backups of target build
Boot into target
This should work as long as /efs and /radio haven't moved.
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Coming from previous unofficial build:
Wipe cache and dalvik cache.
Flash the unofficial build.
No need to re-flash gapps. Gapps will be restored back automatically by backup tool during flashing.
Known Issues
Booting into ART mode takes time, be patient. As some users reported, ART won't work if you are using xposed framework. See xposed thread for more information.
Check/add issues tracking at here: https://github.com/daothanhduy/android_device_samsung_galaxys4gmtd/issues
F.A.Q
See second post.
Latest release
Full Changelog
goo.im | d-h.st
Download
Main site - FB's host
Credits
SlimBean - The SlimRom team
SaberMod toolchain - sparksco
Linaro toolchain - Linaro
Slimbanner and signatures - kroz
ChameleonOS features - 0xD34D
Slimsaber creator - @fusionjack
Thanks to Erik for JellyBean Sake.
Thanks to Team Acid: @bhundven @FBis251 @jeffsf @noiphonehere @m4xm4n @RaverX3X,...plus @jt1134 for ICS and Aries Goodness...
Thanks Cooptx for some graphic boy LOL
DJLamontagneIII for LINARO changes
Special Thanks
DHO, PrimeDirective, NuclearMistake - for awesome fixes and improvements from VanirAOSP.
BIGGEST THANKS!!! To FBis251 as he was the man behind the Nightly Factory construction and I was just an idea maker
Sources
https://github.com/SlimSaber

F.A.Q (Freaking Annoying Questions)
Cannot take a screenshot
See this workaround from davide_ba: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...postcount=3482
Help!!! Root doesn't work!!! What should I do???
From a clean build you need to enable root access for Superuser itself. This is different from 4.2.2 in which Superuser by default had root access on a new install. To do this, go to Settings -> Developer options -> Root access. If an app attempts to request root access before Superuser itself has access, it may cause problems with that app in the future where root requests are silently denied.
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What is the difference between these builds and the official builds?
Short version: It is unofficial nightly builds whereas official one is stable and weekly builds.
Long version: It is built using the same source (github) like the official one but with these following additional changes:
Compiled using SaberMod 4.9 & SaberMod 4.7 toolchain combo.
Contains some cherry-pick commits. See changelog for more details.
Faster? Smoother? Here are some responses from users: rkoby13, rkoby13, rkoby13, kroz, MarioFan1998, alkspo, vladimirheroj, bodzik155
What is Toolchain?
In software, a toolchain is the set of programming tools that are used to create a product (typically another computer program or system of programs). The tools may be used in a chain, so that the output of each tool becomes the input for the next, but the term is used widely to refer to any set of linked development tools.
A simple software development toolchain consists of a compiler and linker to transform the source code into an executable program, libraries to provide interfaces to the operating system, and a debugger. A complex product such as a video game needs tools for preparing sound effects, music, textures, 3-dimensional models, and animations, and further tools for combining these resources into the finished product.
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Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toolchain
What is SaberMod?
The term "SaberMod" is coming from:
SaberMod is a AOSP based ROM with some extra features added in and mostly from CyanogenMod. SaberMod started out pure AOSP when android 4.2.1 launched. Originally it was pure AOSP with a few extra features I ported over from CyanogeMod and linaro optimizations. Then I rebased everything off of rasbeanjelly because I liked many features found in rasbean. Since then I've modified a lot of the code so not much of it is rasbeanjelly based anymore. But you will still find some commonly used features found in rasbeanjelly. SaberMod is not a rasbeanjelly or CM clone, or KANG. Custom kernels are included for certain devices when available. These are personal builds we make for ourselves and originally became very popular in the nexus 7 forums. Features are very rarely added, and are built to SaberMod's team members liking. Currently there are two members of SaberMod working on this project. Myself and @jarjar124 . Please understand our time is limited and we are only two people who have lives, and do not have 25-50 members like CyanogenMod to add things. And our goal is not to add a bunch of features that bloat the system of the ROM.
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Source: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2158698
What is Linaro?
Linaro is the place where engineers from the world's leading technology companies define the future of Linux on ARM. The company is a not-for-profit engineering organization with over 120 engineers working on consolidating and optimizing open source software for the ARM architecture, including the GCC toolchain, the Linux kernel, ARM power management, graphics and multimedia interfaces.
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Source: http://www.linaro.org/linux-on-arm/

KrozMod Collection
A theme collections by kroz, visit his thread here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1960233
Signatures by kroz
SlimSaber
SaberMod SlimRoms
Download here: http://d-h.st/users/kroz/?fld_id=25717#files
Bootanimation by kroz
Download here: http://d-h.st/users/kroz/?fld_id=28876#files
More information about this bootanimation, see here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...postcount=5592
Bootanimation by thereald
Download here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2499512

Nice job! But I will hold until somebody can confirm there is no reboot issues, meanwhile Beanstalk is good enough

Rebel_X said:
Nice job! But I will hold until somebody can confirm there is no reboot issues, meanwhile Beanstalk is good enough
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I haven't had any reboot/soft reboot or freeze on my Mom's phone and ART is working more superb and conversion time is faster than the Official build ^^. No camera whacky, no severe problem so far. Anyone can, just try to reproduce the issues tho and I want to know if they'r gone or not, too. Just backup and flash it .
BTW, even if it doesn't have or has those issues, I will still close the other thread and maintain this only cause this is built with Linaro/SaberMod plus has various of patches for ART compares to official one so just build this only as well to save my time and resources.
P/s: WELCOME to LINARO KAT

OMG i am happy to see this rom
now i hv moved to GS3
their is not any fully bug fixed rom but S4G have(other then residual bug)
Farewell !!
Thank You !!!

While I moved to the Note 3 as my main phone a few months ago, I'm keeping around the GSG4G as a music player. Just flashed this and while I'm having the usual "Why do you do this to me! I have no space!" issues right after flashing due to Google wanting to restore 100 apps or so, I haven't had any other issues yet.
Thanks for keeping this phone awesome.

Theraze said:
While I moved to the Note 3 as my main phone a few months ago, I'm keeping around the GSG4G as a music player. Just flashed this and while I'm having the usual "Why do you do this to me! I have no space!" issues right after flashing due to Google wanting to restore 100 apps or so, I haven't had any other issues yet.
Thanks for keeping this phone awesome.
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I found a GAPP that only loads the core items, thus getting rid of that 100 app restore, and space issue. I loaded this rom first this this morning it has been quite solid and no reboots at this time! The look and the features are awesome! Great Job Dao!

AgainstTheFlow said:
I found a GAPP that only loads the core items, thus getting rid of that 100 app restore, and space issue. I loaded this rom first this this morning it has been quite solid and no reboots at this time! The look and the features are awesome! Great Job Dao!
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Thanks man! And since Slim hasn't released their inverted gapps so I would recommend using gapps core as it's ok to flash . Ok so if this is stable enough, next stop is trying to fix video playback (idk what is the cause for this) and better entropy tweaks enabling in kernel . There is also an advance option in settings>storage for switching/swapping the internal and external but it's FC on our phone so let's see what I can do about it
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Download Now thanks Dao...-
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daothanhduy1996 said:
There is also an advance option in settings>storage for switching/swapping the internal and external but it's FC on our phone so let's see what I can do about it
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As per usual, Mounts2SD still works great with this. Just wondering... when the switching causes the FCs, do you have the sd-ext formatted in a way that would work with Mounts2SD or another similar program?

Gapps for this Rom...?

Theraze said:
As per usual, Mounts2SD still works great with this. Just wondering... when the switching causes the FCs, do you have the sd-ext formatted in a way that would work with Mounts2SD or another similar program?
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Ah, I didn't make a 2nd partition for it on my sdcard
mataflakitas said:
Gapps for this Rom...?
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Just use the official Slim_minimal_gapps from www.slimroms.net

daothanhduy1996 said:
Ah, I didn't make a 2nd partition for it on my sdcard
Just use the official Slim_minimal_gapps from www.slimroms.net
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Thanks Dao....

Im install gapps aio slim, not contain play store ...

mataflakitas said:
Im install gapps aio slim, not contain play store ...
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I said slim_minimal_gapps, not AIO gapps.
Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk 2

Ok download...:thumbup:

You can also flash below link for play store only... Download and flash GApps core 4.4.2
http://goo.im/devs/BaNkS/GApps/4.4.2
Thanks goes to Banks
Sent from my SGH-T959V using Tapatalk

Dust off my old phone as I decided to try this word great thanks for your work . I had one problem when I flash the slim minimal - gapps I got lots of force close with android system but the core gapps posted by Dragnzklaw work great.
Sent from my SGH-T999 using xda app-developers app

Dao, I gave up on ART as the space limitation simply would not work with the apps I wanted to install, and that I use regularly, even moving everything I could to the SD Card. That said, Dalvik Mode seems to be working just as fast as ART, and not had a single reboot related crash as best I can tell after pretty heavy use for 24 hours. Thanks for the awesome work! I even installed Xposed Framewwork and have not seen any issues. Fingers crossed, but am thinking you can call the reboot issue fixed.

[ROM] Cyanogenmod 11.0 Unofficial by Team Acid

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PHP:
#include <std_disclaimer.h>
/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, broken hearts,
* thermonuclear war, you getting fired because the alarm app failed, or
* unfulfilled sexual partners. Please do some research if you have any
* concerns about features included in this ROM before flashing it! YOU are
* choosing to make these modifications, and if you point the finger at me
* for messing up your device, I will point that finger back at you and laugh.
* Then I will put it in your eye.
*/
By using the ROM you agree with the above terms!
Click on the thanks button to their posts!
Dao Thanh Duy ( @daothanhduy1996 ), first and foremost for his contributions to the NILTMT kernel, providing his device and kernel source trees and for having done such a good job that I had almost no problems compiling cm-11.0 with them. His help has also been essential to figuring out issues on IRC. This ROM would not have been possible without him
The Cyanogenmod team and everyone who has contributed to the project. I merely ported their ROM, they receive all your thanks.
Brian ( @sunsurfer42 ) for this extremely generous donation of TWO dev phones in addition to 2 extra batteries. He even refused when I offered to pay for shipping. This ROM would not be available to you guys without him.
Rick ( @GFX.myst. ) for providing the awesome graphics for our team and this thread! He even made us a new CM11 Unofficial logo
David LaMontagne ( @DJLamontagneIII ) for his awesome kernel source
@JustArchi for his optimizations and his Linaro repositories which were used in the making of this ROM
@Beastmode for the source code he left with us. At one point he was the only active developer for this phone. I still miss seeing his contributions (Proton Kernel anyone?)
@bhundven , @jeffsf , @m4xm4n , @AntonX , and @RaverX3X for all the time and effort they put into this phone. We're still using their source code to this day
Features:
Missing non-essential apps such as wallpapers to free up space in the /system partition
Android KitKat 4.4.4 built from source with the latest updates
Compiled with Linaro 4.7 using -O2 optimizations on both the THUMB and ARM targets. This means that most of the ROM, not just the kernel, receive these optimizations
Debloated, removed a bunch of wallpapers, the NFC, Torch and Video Editor apps
Issues:
All of the Aries bugs still plaguing this phone, including:
Charging animation broken
No smooth HD video recording
TV out not tested
Won't make your phone have a quad core processor
If you're still on Gingerbread or older, follow lumin's guide here. You need CWM 5 with the blue text:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=21953878&postcount=2
Once you have blue CWM5, just flash the ROM. It will automatically continue flashing using TWRP once your phone restarts. After the flash is done the phone will continue to boot into CM11, no need for a 2nd flash.
If you're already on any ROM newer than ICS, just follow the instructions below.
Download the ROM and optionally gapps and put them on your SD Card
Make a backup of your current ROM and apps using both Titanium backup and with TWRP/CWM.
Do a factory reset (full wipes for safety)
Flash the ROM and gapps
Wait another 5 minutes after you see your phone boot fully. This will let all the dust settle.
If you are upgrading from an older build of this ROM, you can probably get away with dirty flashing (not doing a factory reset between flashes) but if you run into any issues, do a full phone wipe (wipe system, data and cache) then flash the new version of the ROM.
Team Acid strives to remain compliant to the GPL. We provide the full sources to our ROMs here:
https://github.com/teamacid/
To build CM11 follow the official Cyanogenmod guide for the vibrantmtd here:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Build_for_vibrantmtd
MAKE SURE YOU REPLACE vibrantmtd FOR galaxys4gmtd WHEN FOLLOWING THE STEPS FOR THE GUIDE
You will also need the local manifests which you can find here:
https://github.com/teamacid/teamacid.github.com/tree/master/manifests/sgh-t959v/CM11-TWRP
To learn how to use a local manifest, check Cyanogenmod's guide here:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Doc:_Using_manifests#The_local_manifest
If you need help building this ROM please reply on this thread here.
There is no separate Q&A thread. You can ask your questions by replying in this thread.
This includes any questions or bug reports you may have.
XDA:DevDB Information
Cyanogenmod 11.0 Unofficial, ROM for the Samsung Galaxy S 4G
Contributors
FBis251, daothanhduy1996, DJLamontagneIII, bhundven, jeffsf, m4xm4n, AntonX, and RaverX3X
ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.1.x
Based On: Cyanogenmod 11.0
Version Information
Status: Stable
Stable Release Date: 2014-09-09
Created 2014-10-11
Last Updated 2014-10-10

Grab the latest gapps here:
http://files.fernandob.com/#gapps/4.4
You can also view all versions of the ROM here:
http://files.fernandob.com/#sgs4g/roms/cm11
Tuesday September 09, 2014
cm-11-20140909-UNOFFICIAL-galaxys4gmtd.zip (MD5: ec614db393ba62825361cf299464a9e0 )
Tuesday September 09, 2014 Changelog
Using the latest CM11 source code
Fixed a build error caused by releasetools.py (Thanks to Dao for the fix!)
Updated the gapps packages to the Sep 4, 2014 package provided by jajb.
You can download the gapps from my own website's mirror: http://files.fernandob.com/#gapps/4.4
You can read what the different versions do here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2779598
If you're not sure which gapps package to install, use the regular minimal zip.
gapps-kk-20140904-minimal-edition-signed.zip
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Friday July 04, 2014
cm-11-20140705-UNOFFICIAL-galaxys4gmtd.zip (MD5: 3701b17be5e1da9c1b0b27c4398f8223 )
Friday July 04, 2014 Changelog
Using the latest version of the CM11 sources, no SGS4G specific changes
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Mon June 23, 2014
cm-11-20140623-UNOFFICIAL-galaxys4gmtd.zip (MD5: 78b5f24e2a1cc42f97360677d2a09c37)
Mon June 23, 2014 Changelog
Using the latest CM11 sources (Android 4.4.4)
Compiled using Linaro 4.7 with -O2 optimizations on both the THUMB and ARM targets
Slightly debloated, missing a lot of wallpapers and a few default CM apps
-- We don't have an NFC chip, so no NFC app
-- We don't have a flash, so no Torch app
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Finally, I can say "First!" lol
Anyway, awesome job on this FB. Wish I could put this on my old SGS4G, but my mother-in-law has it now and wanted it pure stock.

FBis251 said:
Mon June 23, 2014
cm-11-20140623-UNOFFICIAL-galaxys4gmtd.zip (MD5: 78b5f24e2a1cc42f97360677d2a09c37)
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Already downloaded. Thanks for your work. I'll install as soon as I figure out a little problem I have with Link2SD.
GFX.myst. said:
Finally, I can say "First!" lol
Anyway, awesome job on this FB. Wish I could put this on my old SGS4G, but my mother-in-law has it now and wanted it pure stock.
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I could have been the first, but you beat me to it for two minutes. Again, I took to long typing. Maybe next time. lol

Third.......hahaha kidding. I'm showing new build at 200mb is that correct. just asking because 6/19 was at 191mb and was having the issues your reported on today with the playstore and not enough room to properly load. Just curious. Ill be loading this bad boy up myself anyways to check it out. Im sure its fine. As per usual, thanks for your efforts.

CSP III said:
Third.......hahaha kidding. I'm showing new build at 200mb is that correct. just asking because 6/19 was at 191mb and was having the issues your reported on today with the playstore and not enough room to properly load. Just curious. Ill be loading this bad boy up myself anyways to check it out. Im sure its fine. As per usual, thanks for your efforts.
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Yeah 200 megabytes is correct. You can always check the md5sums to verify

Thanks, and Bravo.....A beautiful build, working flawlessly for me. This phone is bada** and is all that is needed.

Guys & gals, just keep in mind that even though FB said to keep questions and issues here, we want to keep this thread clean for development purposes. If you come across problems/issues, please remember to list all steps you made to when problem/issue occurred. Logcats are greatly appreciated. They help with the fixing process. Also, if you have questions, please read the thread before asking. Someone may have already asked the question and it may have been answered as well.
sent from the frost god

Hey FB....you asked to be reminded about maybe rolling out some updated modems for the CM11. Here is your reminder. NO rush, and thanks in advance if you are able to do it.

CSP III said:
Hey FB....you asked to be reminded about maybe rolling out some updated modems for the CM11. Here is your reminder. NO rush, and thanks in advance if you are able to do it.
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I've only tried this on the KG4 modem so far (my favorite) but if this flashes properly then I'll prepare the other modems over the next few days:
http://files.fernandob.com/sgs4g/modems/galaxys4gmtd_kitkat_kg4_modem.zip

FBis251 said:
I've only tried this on the KG4 modem so far (my favorite) but if this flashes properly then I'll prepare the other modems over the next few days:
http://files.fernandob.com/sgs4g/modems/galaxys4gmtd_kitkat_kg4_modem.zip
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Thanks, gonna give it a go. I'll let you know. :good:
EDIT: Worked like a charm. Thanks FB.

All works perfect for me so far. I was running Beanstalk and that thread got shut down by the mods so I am glad you are developing for the S 4G. I still use this phone for my gym mp3 player (Wolfson DAC!!!)/wifi device/backup phone. It's nice to see old devices to get some love.
Sent from my Nexus 5 using XDA Free mobile app

Loaded 4.4.4 on the 23rd right after this thread was created. This is my only phone, use it heavily, and I've had no issues whatsoever so far. Keep up the great work!!!
---------- Post added at 09:55 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:33 AM ----------
What is the button press sequence to get a screen capture (screenshot) on this ROM? TIA
---------- Post added at 10:03 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:55 AM ----------
One minor bug to report: When I went into "Settings" then "Display & Lights" then "Advanced Settings" I received a blank screen for a few sec then "Unfortunately, Advanced Settings has stopped." Had to force close "Settings" after that.

For the screen capture go to Settings>Buttons>Power Menu

Thank you for great ROM :good::good:

Yea, this ROM is bada**. It has brought new life to a worn down tired old phone. By far the best ROM that has ever been made for our little SGS4G. Mine had become stagnant as an every day daily, but now with this new life injected into it, I'm going to just keep rolling with it till it actually dies. Thanks Team Acid!!!!

Battery drain
Someone with this problem? Because since I installed it on my phone I have a poor battery life. Can someone help me? Thanks for this work!

giovann134 said:
Someone with this problem? Because since I installed it on my phone I have a poor battery life. Can someone help me? Thanks for this work!
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2 things, are you on the latest 0623 version? (I had issues with previous versions) Also, did you flash the new version 5 Play Services? I found that it is a battery killer. I flashed the updated services and then downgraded back to 4.4, and have insane battery life. Not sure what it up with services, but the new version just drains terribly.
If all else fails, do a factory wipe and reflash both the ROM and Gapps and see if it fixes it. Take a look at your Battery Profile and see what is using your juice. (Also install Greenify if you have not already)

ariesgodofwar said:
2 things, are you on the latest 0623 version? (I had issues with previous versions) Also, did you flash the new version 5 Play Services? I found that it is a battery killer. I flashed the updated services and then downgraded back to 4.4, and have insane battery life. Not sure what it up with services, but the new version just drains terribly.
If all else fails, do a factory wipe and reflash both the ROM and Gapps and see if it fixes it. Take a look at your Battery Profile and see what is using your juice. (Also install Greenify if you have not already)
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I just flashed a jb rom so now I have CWM 6x. Would I be able to flash kit Kat from here?
Sent from my SGH-T959V using XDA Free mobile app

Can anyone help? I want this to be done by tonight because I am leaving on vacation tomorrow. I have Jelly Bean ROM on here (cm 10.2), so would I be able to flash kit kat now? It says it will download twrp as the new recovery this makes reluctant because I have CWM 6x. Will it work on my phone?
Sent from my SGH-T959V using XDA Free mobile app

[ROM][6.0.1][DRAGONTC][DUI]Screw'd Android [7/31]

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Built from pure AOSP 6.0.1_r43 (MOB30J)
Rooted w/ integrated SuperSU
Built w/ DragonTC
Multi-ROM compatible
Pre-patched HOSTS file
CM Theme Engine
Xposed compatible
Customizable Quick Settings
PIE 3.0
OmniSwitch
Advanced Reboot
Notification Span control
Expanded Desktop
Smartbar, Fling & Pulse
Customizable Battery icons
Customizable notification & batt lights
Status bar tweaks
Recents Panel Tweaks
Custom IME Animations
Battery Bar
Lockscreen shortcuts
Advanced sound options
Ambient Display
Customizable rotation
Gesture Anywhere
App Circle Sidebar
Customizable Animations
On-The-Go
3Minit Battery compatible
ScrewdOTA
DexoptOptimizing app screen
Screw'd headers
Floating Windows
OmniJaws
House of Lean & Slim Shortcuts
Minimalistic modded kernel, cleverly named "Chopped"
Download:dl.screwdandroid.com
Mirror: AndroidFileHost
Join the Google+ community for daily updates on future builds and discussion about Screw'd AOSP!!
Flashing instructions:
1. Backup your stuff!!
2. Download the zip
3. Wipe /data and cache (Recommended, not always required)
4. Flash screwd_flo-blahblahblah.zip
5. Flash GApps
6. Reboot it!!
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Screw'd AOSP, ROM for the Nexus 7 (2013)
Contributors
Mr. Apocalypse
Source Code: https://github.com/ScrewdAOSP
ROM OS Version: 6.0.x Marshmallow
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
Based On: AOSP
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 2.0.1
Stable Release Date: 2016-07-31
Created 2014-12-13
Last Updated 2016-08-02

Kernel source
Kernel Source for flo[/CENTER]

Notes & F.A.Q.
Q: Can I use the Screw'd kernel with other ROMs?
A: Technically yes, but why would you do that? The Screw'd kernel is a lightly modded kernel and was implemented specifically for the Screw'd ROM. It will work on AOSP ROMs, but not CM-based ROMs. I feel if you want a custom kernel, then go all out and flash ElementalX or Glitch or faux123's kernel. They have more mods than Screw'd kernel will ever have.
Q: Can you add (insert feature here) from (insert other ROM here) so it can be more like (insert other ROM here)?
A: If they have their source posted, then probably. If I feel it's needed or beneficial to performance then I'll consider it. One thing to remember is that I build this to suit my needs first, and it's release to the public for those who want to use it, but take it as it is. If you want Screw'd to be more like (insert other ROM here) then maybe you should use (insert other ROM here). Screw'd is.................different.
Q: How can I build this myself for another device that I own?
A: Screw'd is completely open-sourced. If you want to build for another device then you can start at my Github manifest page. Remember, it'll be up to you to make the source work with your device, and any device related support from me will be somewhat limited. If you want to be an official device maintainer then let me know.

Your first link takes you to your Hammerhead build. (easy enough to find the Flo builds of course and I've downloaded both anyway as it would be rude not to!). Also, does this have the advanced reboot menu? (its the only optional extra I'm actually bothered about in a rom) Ta.

lmulli said:
Your first link takes you to your Hammerhead build. (easy enough to find the Flo builds of course and I've downloaded both anyway as it would be rude not to!). Also, does this have the advanced reboot menu? (its the only optional extra I'm actually bothered about in a rom) Ta.
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Sorry about that, tried making 2 threads at the same time.
Links are fixed, and Advanced Reboot is added to the features list.

Don't think I've tried any of your work before, but most impressed with this ROM...
No video playback issues (using chromecast as I'm typing this), afaik the first lollipop rom with full custom init.d options etc.
All in all, very good work...?

at the moment runs great, smooth and fast...
any bug i report

Hi! This Rom only for Flo, or good for Deb? Thanks
Tapatalk 2-vel küldve az én D5503-ről

paxm said:
Hi! This Rom only for Flo, or good for Deb? Thanks
Tapatalk 2-vel küldve az én D5503-ről
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Flo....
Sent from the "DOG" pound on my N7 2013

Downloading now. Been waiting for a custom 5.0 ROM

Can the nav bar be adjusted?
Sent from my Nexus 6 using Tapatalk 4

joeyddr said:
Can the nav bar be adjusted?
Sent from my Nexus 6 using Tapatalk 4
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Yes, the height can be adjusted for now.

joeyddr said:
Can the nav bar be adjusted?
Sent from my Nexus 6 using Tapatalk 4
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Height wise you mean? If so, yes..

Can i flash this over another 5.0.1 aosp rom?

bagnor said:
Can i flash this over another 5.0.1 aosp rom?
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I recommend you don't. Please wipe /data and cache before flashing, especially if coming from another ROM.

very impressed
Very good ROM, getting great battery. Just enough customizations, but still simple. Thanks dev!

Just noticed you are a "Retired Recognised Developer"....
Have you come out of retirement?
Excellent ROM btw...

SHABBYLEA said:
Just noticed you are a "Retired Recognised Developer"....
Have you come out of retirement?
Excellent ROM btw...
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Thank you.
I came out of retirement in July when I released Exodus. XDA will not acknowledge me as an "out of retirement" dev yet for whatever reason. But with two ROMs w/ custom kernels, supporting two devices, and 6 months of development, i think it's safe to assume I'm out of retirement.

Mr. Apocalypse said:
Thank you.
I came out of retirement in July when I released Exodus. XDA will not acknowledge me as an "out of retirement" dev yet for whatever reason. But with two ROMs w/ custom kernels, supporting two devices, and 6 months of development, i think it's safe to assume I'm out of retirement.
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Thought your name was familiar...Exodus was one of my top 3 kk ROMs...

Donation sent, OP. Thanks for the simplicity of this ROM.

[ROM][AOKP 7.1/Nougat][HLTE]OFFICIAL AOKP for Galaxy Note 3 (Unified) Nightlies

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Code:
*** Disclaimer***
Your warranty is now void!
I am not responsible for damages caused by this ROM
YOU are choosing to install it!
If you have any concerns about potential issues or features with this ROM, do your research!
If you accuse me of causing problems with your device, you WILL be ridiculed!
Introduction
AOKP is a ROM developed by TeamKang, based on AOSP with magical unicorn bytes (awesome features) baked right in!
These builds have only been tested on SM-N9005! @Buslova confirmed working on SM-N900P for Sprint
Features
Full OMS/Substratum support - Theming built right in
ROM Control app - A central place to manage all almost all the cool features Magical Unicorn Bytes!
Gesture Anywhere/App Circle Bar/App Sidebar - Use gestures/side bars to launch frequently used apps/activities
PIE - Quickly access common actions by swiping up above home key
LED Control - Control color and pattern for notification LED
Tons of other tuneables - So many aspects can be changed, from the LockScreen to the hardware button mapping, and much more!
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Installation instructions
Backup your data! (nandroid, TiBu, etc.)
Wipe Data/Factory Reset (You did backup, right?)
Flash ROM
Flash GAPPS (OpenGapps or similar; ARM platform; Android 7.1)
Wipe Cache/Dalvik Cache
Reboot
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Download
Official AOKP Download Page:
AOKP for Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (hlte)
Source:
AOKP Source
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Changelog
Code:
Changelog is available at the download link above
Thanks To/Credits
*TeamKang
*tdm
*LineageOS
PayPal Donations and thanks are always appreciated!
XDA:DevDB Information
Android Open Kang Project for Samsung Galaxy Note 3 (HLTE), ROM for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Contributors
shane87
Source Code: [url]http://aokp.co/source[/URL]
ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.x
ROM Firmware Required: Latest TWRP or CWM Recovery
Based On: AOKP
Version Information
Status: Nightly
Created 2017-11-26
Last Updated 2017-11-26

Reserved

Finally! An official AOKP! I was just wondering if a custom kernel would work here? synergy kernel perhaps

I can't guarantee that it would, but this rom uses the exact same kernel as lineage, so any kernel that works with lineage should work here. If you try it out, let me know

wow thanks

Can't wait I be flashing this after work tomorrow

shane87 said:
I can't guarantee that it would, but this rom uses the exact same kernel as lineage, so any kernel that works with lineage should work here. If you try it out, let me know
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Currently there are no custom kernels that do work with LineageOS, because of changes in RIL libs location on 5.11, so any build after that date will only work with stock kernel.

please add the rom screenshots and tell us the features of rom,
this rom have spen?

Arquiteto said:
Currently there are no custom kernels that do work with LineageOS, because of changes in RIL libs location on 5.11, so any build after that date will only work with stock kernel.
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Ah ok. I haven't looked into any custom kernels on the hlte. I use my wife's phone for testing, so not a lot of chance to test stuff like that.
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Another point that I just thought of (it's very early lol); If you DO find a kernel that works with Lineage/AOKP, I don't accept bug reports from people running custom kernels. Too many variables to account for in debugging.

persiansoftware said:
please add the rom screenshots and tell us the features of rom,
this rom have spen?
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There are a few screenshots, if you click on the screenshots tab at the top. I will add more later. As far as features, it's AOKP. AOKP's website can give you a decent overview of the features. I may add a feature list later. If I have time. As far as s-pen support goes, not yet. S-pen currently only works on stock to the best of my knowledge.
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It appears that Lineage has added at least partial s-pen/stylus gestures support. I'm looking into pulling that support over to AOKP. NO ETAS!
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I added a short feature list. And more screenshots. For further info, refer to the AOKP site posted above.

Arquiteto said:
Currently there are no custom kernels that do work with LineageOS, because of changes in RIL libs location on 5.11, so any build after that date will only work with stock kernel.
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Would you have any idea on which changes exactly we're looking at?
I'm on RRN 5.8.5 CHN version but with "no sim" issues since the last 2 releases even on stock kernel, just wondering if AOPK has the same issue. Note that my device is a China model SM-N9008V Qualcomm CPU
Thanks for the feedback

Chinaboy5216 said:
Would you have any idea on which changes exactly we're looking at?
I'm on RRN 5.8.5 CHN version but with "no sim" issues since the last 2 releases even on stock kernel, just wondering if AOPK has the same issue. Note that my device is a China model SM-N9008V Qualcomm CPU
Thanks for the feedback
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I gave up on hlte for a long time before I began working on AOKP for hlte. I use my wife's phone as a guinea pig (I own an AT&T LG G4), and I was compiling LOS for her. Around May or June, all of the LOS builds started giving me "no sim" grief. I pored through LOS kernel and device tree changes, and couldn't come up with anything. Then, about a month ago, I started digging again. The "no sim" issue, at least in my case, was caused by LOS upgrading the firmware that they build in to their ROM. The new firmware requires a modem update. Flashed the latest modem, and problem solved. I can't guarantee that your "no sim" issue is the same, but it is a good place to start. Also, please note that I have NOT tested these builds on anything but an SM-N9005 International unlocked GSM variant, as that is all I have access to.

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I gave up on hlte for a long time before I began working on AOKP for hlte. I use my wife's phone as a guinea pig (I own an AT&T LG G4), and I was compiling LOS for her. Around May or June, all of the LOS builds started giving me "no sim" grief. I pored through LOS kernel and device tree changes, and couldn't come up with anything. Then, about a month ago, I started digging again. The "no sim" issue, at least in my case, was caused by LOS upgrading the firmware that they build in to their ROM. The new firmware requires a modem update. Flashed the latest modem, and problem solved. I can't guarantee that your "no sim" issue is the same, but it is a good place to start. Also, please note that I have NOT tested these builds on anything but an SM-N9005 International unlocked GSM variant, as that is all I have access to.
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Thanks for the feedback, problem is i'm already on the latest modem (China ... :crying: not the most updating country around). Anyway i keep hoping and checking also with Lineage OS devs, so with a bit of luck We need to stay optimist here. If i doesn't get solved then maybe i turn to a non lineage based rom if they are still around.
Thanks a lot!! Good luck with AOPK :good::good:

sm-n900p (SPRINT) user here. I've run AOKP on my galaxy nexus before my note 3. I always enjoyed the built in options and smoothness of AOKP. And once again AOKP knocked it out tha park on first nougat build for us! It even works on my picky n900p without needing to set any APN or network settings. Full LTE, SMS, MMS access upon first boot after flashing ROM + nano gapps! That's a rarity these days! I can't say thanks enough. I seriously have been thinking about getting a new phone since all other ROMS I have saved or even "new" ones were all starting to have little quirks or data was near impossible to get to work (mainly those ports) even after flashing apn setting .zips in recovery (I have a few mvno zips and one I made just for sprint).
However, after the magical pink unicorn boot animation closed and the system began running, I instantly had LTE service. Thanks so much! I haven't upgraded because honestly I don't think a better over-all device has been made since the note 3. Features keep disappearing with only marginal increases in performance that for a while (gotten a lil better lately) was negated by bloated ui overlays.
I can't believe I finally have official AOKP on my n900p and it ran flawless on 1st try. =)

Awesome! Glad to hear man. I'll update the op to reflect a confirmation for n900p

Considering how hard I've been both working followed by partying hard (i work retail....everyday that I survive is a miracle), I'm sure I'm just overlooking these features. I apologize if I just overlooked these. If they're not there, is there a way to request it/them to be added to AOKP chain?
1. Is there a way to turn on battery bar on home screen especially since my battery % icon I've been using occasionally disappears (weird one, never witnessed that before). Not a big deal but I always preferred a thin battery bar at the top. 1 less thing in my status bar.
2. Am I just missing it or is there a way to set a specific app launch to long press of left capactive button or better yet for consistency reasons, ability to choose specific apps for long press on any of the 3 buttons on the bottom? I only see options for pre-set android actions, not an option to choose an app to launch.
3. Is there or ever will be a theme engine or maybe substratum support?
I'm gonna rock this ROM regardless, just 3 of my top fav features that I haven't found yet. Figured I'd ask since knowing me, I just missed the option somewhere.

For the first two, I'm honestly not sure. I know that they are not implemented. As far as getting them added, I'm just getting my feet wet on maintaining a device, and I know that TeamKang is working on Oreo bring up, so I wouldn't hold my breath on them getting in any time soon. Maybe once Oreo work settles down a bit it can be looked at.
OMS/Substratum support is already built in. Just download the Substratum app from the play store, and any themes you want as well. My wife is running J-Ice Substratum theme on her SM-N9005 right now.

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For the first two, I'm honestly not sure. I know that they are not implemented. As far as getting them added, I'm just getting my feet wet on maintaining a device, and I know that TeamKang is working on Oreo bring up, so I wouldn't hold my breath on them getting in any time soon. Maybe once Oreo work settles down a bit it can be looked at.
OMS/Substratum support is already built in. Just download the Substratum app from the play store, and any themes you want as well. My wife is running J-Ice Substratum theme on her SM-N9005 right now.
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Thanks man. Ya, I ain't holding my breath that this device will get Oreo builds but I'm happy since this is the most stable/feature packed nougat ROM that I've been able to run on my n900p without jumping through hoops.
Thanks again for everything. Wasn't trying to add requests to your plate. I also didn't even think about the fact Oreo is here so of course all the larger teams have moved their focus to that build. I just thought maybe I missed the first 2 items I mentioned since almost any aosp/cm/lineage/sammy based rom have those features nowadays. No biggie. I can survive without.
Can't say thanx enough man which is why i maxxed out my "thanks" button on you today. =)

Well, again, no promises or ETAs, but I am going to work on getting Oreo for hlte. I already let TeamKang know I would work on the Oreo bring up when they made me device maintainer. But I have a few other things I'm trying to get pulled in first (s-pen), and I'm waiting a bit to see how Oreo bring up on lineage works out for hlte. Anyway, thanks for the support! Its nice to be able to share my work (what little I do, lol) with someone besides family and friends.

Nice rom :laugh:

[ROM][UNOFFICIAL][Oreo 8.1][Lithium] AICP 13.1

gavin19 said:
Android Ice Cold Project
AICP is known by everyone as Ice Cold Project that started on Desire HD and since then evolved into a mature ROM with the BEST community you can find!!!
Until Lollipop, Rom has always been AOKP based. Unfortunately, since AOKP stopped development (but made a comeback later), we changed our base to CM when it comes to hardware, drivers and some features.
With the rebrand of CM to LineageOS (LOS) we are now actually LOS based.
If there are any bugs, either we will sort them out or LOS team, if it concerns their modifications. This rom isn't LOS supported, so no need to report errors or bugs to them!!
In the beginning we would like to thank:
LineageOS & CM (R.I.P.) team
maxwen
DU team
SlimRom team
CarbonRom team
LiquidSmooth rom team
OmniRom team
@Psy_Man
@albertoduqe
Pixel Experience Team
Community
@LorD ClockaN
@zipsnet
@eyosen
@semdoc
@Drgravy
@Hashbang173
@SpiritCroc
@wartomato
@eboye
@genesixxbf3
We are now paying for servers that build nightlies/weeklies and everything that comes with it, so EVERY DONATION will really be appreciated and be used to cover those expenses.
Thank you!!
Download - https://mega.nz/#F!e5xE0LbZ!5ade0jdwiR_QKy1DFPwfNA (latest will always be marked LATEST in event of multiple same-day builds)
Download link contains a folder with 8.1 GApps, a working modded GCam and other files. They are there for convenience. You can find them all on other XDA threads.
The ROM should contain everything you need to enjoy Android Oreo. You don't need to install any Add-Ons, simply download the latest ROM, GApps, flash it, and go!
It is STRONGLY recommended to fully wipe your device before flashing, and if possible avoid restoring system apps and system data with Titanium Backup as this can cause stability issues that are very hard to debug.
If you believe you know what you're doing - then fine, go ahead, but please don't complain if you experience strange behavior.
How to flash:
Again: Don't do it if you don't know it!
TWRP is the recommended custom recovery
Wipe system/data
Flash ROM
Flash GApps
Flash Magisk (for root)
Kernel
Device tree
Device common
Vendor files
Camera
This is a WIP UNOFFICIAL build of AICP for Oreo. I'm sharing it only until the official builds arrive. Use at your own risk. DO NOT send bug reports/issues to the official G+ page or elsewhere. Keep them all here please.
Note - I am not a dev. I simply built the ROM. Any fixes (aside from very trivial ones) will need to come from updates to Lineage/AICP themselves, which I can merge into any future builds.
Many thanks to Psy_Man. This build wouldn't be anywhere near as functional without his guidance.
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I've been using for 24 hours now, as with other Oreo build's the battery life isn't quite up to nougat standards, great for an early build, all the aicp tweaks are working flawlessly, no camera problem front or back, keep up the good work will donate when I get home, thanks Gavin.

gavin19 said:
Android Ice Cold Project
This is a WIP UNOFFICIAL build of AICP for Oreo. I'm sharing it only until the official builds arrive. Use at your own risk. DO NOT send bug reports/issues to the official G+ page or elsewhere. Keep them all here please.
Note - I am not a dev. I simply built the ROM. Any fixes (aside from very trivial ones) will need to come from updates to Lineage/AICP themselves, which I can merge into any future builds.
Many thanks to Psy_Man. This build wouldn't be anywhere near as functional without his guidance.
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AWESOME!
Thanks for sharing mate, it's going to be good

james1089 said:
I've been using for 24 hours now, as with other Oreo build's the battery life isn't quite up to nougat standards, great for an early build, all the aicp tweaks are working flawlessly, no camera problem front or back, keep up the good work will donate when I get home, thanks Gavin.
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Cheers.
Good news - I heard back from the official maintainer of the Nougat builds and they said they'll be migrating to Oreo very soon.

james1089 said:
I've been using for 24 hours now, as with other Oreo build's the battery life isn't quite up to nougat standards, great for an early build, all the aicp tweaks are working flawlessly, no camera problem front or back, keep up the good work will donate when I get home, thanks Gavin.
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Donated thanks

Downloading now and will give it a go, so cant wait!!! Thanks for all the hard work

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Donated thanks
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Cheers. I should throw them a few quid myself. Since Resurrection Remix went under, AICP is the only Mix ROM left that's stuffed with all the config options that I use.

gavin19 said:
Cheers. I should throw them a few quid myself. Since Resurrection Remix went under, AICP is the only Mix ROM left that's stuffed with all the config options that I use.
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Yeah I donated when the it was the only ROM with working speaker switching, used it ever since, so had my money's worth.

Thank you very much . Seems everything is working so far. Great Job!
Sent from my MI MIX using Tapatalk

Great job, thank to Gevin for his efforts and Psy for help. We finally get good Oreo builds for Mix, it's make many people happy.

Awesome!! I can confirm that this is great! Hopefully the proximity sensor issue gets resolved shortly then it will be perfect. Also is there a Dolby Atmos compatible with Oreo and this device yet?
Also I can confirm that I dirty flashed this over the Nougat AICP, flashed GApps and Magisk and absolutely no issues whatsoever apart from Proximity.

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Awesome!! I can confirm that this is great! Hopefully the proximity sensor issue gets resolved shortly then it will be perfect. Also is there a Dolby Atmos compatible with Oreo and this device yet?
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If you follow the download link you'll find a link to an Atmos there in the extras folder that works. I tried several different ones and none of them would flash or if they did, they'd crash. The only caveat is that you'd need a USB mouse and an adapter to hook it up to the phone. The reason is that it will only flash properly (or at least for me) with TWRP 3.2.x (again, in the extras folder), but touch is broken with that version, hence why you need the mouse to start adb sideload mode in TWRP.
The method is
1. Connect phone to PC/laptop
2. Open terminal and run 'fastboot boot twrp-3.2.1-0-lithium.img' to temporarily boot in 3.2.1 without flashing it
3. Disconnect phone from PC and connect the mouse
3. In TWRP, go into Advanced > ADB Sideload and start it
4. Disconnect mouse from phone and connect to PC
5. Run 'adb sideload [8.0-8.1]DolbyAtmosOreo-20180205.zip'
Messy, but it works. Maybe there are some Oreo Atmos zips out there that will flash (and work) in TWRP 3.1.x but I couldn't find any.

@gavin19, thks for delivering this ROM to the community for our Mi Mix. To confirm, I know you state in the OP the ROM has everything needed to flash along with the Gasps but in the "Extras" folder does the firmware need to be flashed in addition to the ROM or not? Just want to be sure I understand since with the Nougat AICP it requires flashing to fix the No Sound, Lag problems that occurred.

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@gavin19, thks for delivering this ROM to the community for our Mi Mix. To confirm, I know you state in the OP the ROM has everything needed to flash along with the Gasps but in the "Extras" folder does the firmware need to be flashed in addition to the ROM or not? Just want to be sure I understand since with the Nougat AICP it requires flashing to fix the No Sound, Lag problems that occurred.
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That specific firmware isn't required but something 8.1.4 and above I believe is. I keep a bunch of firmwares here. I had 8.1.25 installed already before I started playing around with Oreo so I can't confirm that anything else than that will work 100%.

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That specific firmware isn't required but something 8.1.4 and above I believe is. I keep a bunch of firmwares here. I had 8.1.25 installed already before I started playing around with Oreo so I can't confirm that anything else than that will work 100%.
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Excellent! I'll be sticking with 8.1.25 firmware to flash then. Any recommendations on a good compatible kernel to go along or rather all is well in battery and performance out of the box?

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Excellent! I'll be sticking with 8.1.25 firmware to flash then. Any recommendations on a good compatible kernel to go along or rather all is well in battery and performance out of the box?
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I believe Psy_Man and the Floppy kernel author are working on Oreo kernels. There are Floppy ones already out there but they are still buggy (at least those I tried). I'm keen for an updated Psychedelic kernel too but I'm sticking with the stock one (Lineage) for now.
Performance is a bit sluggish initially (Pixel Experience users have reported similar) but now it's as smooth as Nougat AICP, having used to for ~48 hours. I'm amazed at how well it runs with practically everything working. I have made the same kernel tweaks as I always do (within the bounds of this kernel), and I've deleted the thermal-engine file from /system/vendor/bin (I do this regardless of ROM as I find it lets the device perform better).
Battery I haven't really monitored because I've been flashing different ROMs. In general, I don't care about battery life with my phones as I'm almost always near a charge-point, but I don't believe it's quite up there with Nougat yet. There are some changes in Oreo related to power-saving but I don't know if these are Oreo-specific or ROM-specific, like no more battery profiles (saver/balanced/perf etc) and no ability to set auto-start for apps. One other thing I didn't try was xposed, but I assume it'd work fine (it does in Pixel Experience), so Greenify should be an option to help with battery life.

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I believe Psy_Man and the Floppy kernel author are working on Oreo kernels. There are Floppy ones already out there but they are still buggy (at least those I tried). I'm keen for an updated Psychedelic kernel too but I'm sticking with the stock one (Lineage) for now.
Performance is a bit sluggish initially (Pixel Experience users have reported similar) but now it's as smooth as Nougat AICP, having used to for ~48 hours. I'm amazed at how well it runs with practically everything working. I have made the same kernel tweaks as I always do (within the bounds of this kernel), and I've deleted the thermal-engine file from /system/vendor/bin (I do this regardless of ROM as I find it lets the device perform better).
Battery I haven't really monitored because I've been flashing different ROMs. In general, I don't care about battery life with my phones as I'm almost always near a charge-point, but I don't believe it's quite up there with Nougat yet. There are some changes in Oreo related to power-saving but I don't know if these are Oreo-specific or ROM-specific, like no more battery profiles (saver/balanced/perf etc) and no ability to set auto-start for apps. One other thing I didn't try was xposed, but I assume it'd work fine (it does in Pixel Experience), so Greenify should be an option to help with battery life.
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I went back to ViperOS w/Psychedelic kernel because I simply love the stability and features of it. I am going to give this AICP Oreo one a try and test it out for a couple days. In regards to the Oreo kernel, I will stick with stock until something comes out stable and sufficient. Thanks again @gavin19 :highfive:

By chance has anybody tried to use a Samsung gear s3 with this rom yet?

ti325 said:
By chance has anybody tried to use a Samsung gear s3 with this rom yet?
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No but my Samsung Gear Live works just fine.

ti325 said:
By chance has anybody tried to use a Samsung gear s3 with this rom yet?
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Yes and work fine

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