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[ROM][AOSP] [Nightly/Release] CarbonRom JB [xt897/xt897c]

About Carbon
CarbonRom is an aftermarket firmware based on the Android Open Source Project. We are dedicated to fast, stable, and feature-filled roms, honesty and communication with our users, and openness with our code. We like frequent builds, with the very latest and greatest hardware support and fixes. We strive to not only provide you with the best rom we can build, but also to give back to the Android community and our fellow developers. For us, this is about creating something we can be proud of and hope you will enjoy.
Please feel free to look at, build, and use our code on CarbonDev GitHub.
We would like to thank CyanogenMod for their device trees, framework/settings mods and their code that was incorporated into this project. We also extend our gratitude to the devs whose code that we have incorporated. Proper authorship has been maintained and can be viewed on our repository.
Special thanks also go to Slim Rom for some of their features, PA, AOKP, and anyone else we may have borrowed commits from that hasn't been mentioned here. If you feel you have been unfairly left out, please - let us know.
While we make every effort to test these builds as much as possible, we are not responsible for anything that may happen to your device, family, pets, or perception of reality. We ask that you do your part to know your device and know how to recover from problems before you flash! If you have questions, ask your fellow users or ask us in #teamcarbon on freenode IRC.
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All Carbon downloads and further information such as features, changelog, and FAQ can be found on our goo.im page.
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Changelog
For a detailed changelog, check out the changes made each night here:
Change Log
Support
We spend an astonishing amount of time developing this software. We can't spend much time on XDA as a result, so if you need support, please try the following:
1) Search. Search, search, search. Yes, you. I don't care how unique or important your question is, it's very likely someone has adressed it already. Especially if you're even close to new at this.
2) Read our FAQ, which can be found on our goo.im page linked above. It's new, but expanding fast. Just like us!
3) Ask a question in your device forum. Someone will no doubt try to help you. Warning: this help may come in the form of telling you it's a dumb question that has been asked before. See step 1 - such are the perils of asking questions when you haven't done the research yourself. Android is about helping yourself.
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BUGS​
Some (not all) seem to experience issues with GPS. If you have issues with GPS, please RSD the JB image and then flash Carbon. GPS should work now. (I've also heard you can just restore a stock backup, get a lock, then flash Carbon again...)
Haptic feedback on soft keyboard is not provided when enabled (which it is by default)
While capturing a picture to send via MMS, ensure HDR is deselected - Gallery will cause a force close if HDR is enabled!! (Note - HDR works for normal still photos, just not MMS.)
Update Google Search (manual update), or else any voice searches will fail with FC. Update the app, and it is resolved.
Caps lock LED doesn't seem to work properly...
Camera button doesn't work? Cam/camcorder works fine, but the physical camera button does not seem to function (in Carbon).

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1st to try it out. Slide out keyboard light does not work.

Great! Now we as CDMA user have much ROM options to choose. Carbon seems a big hit nowadays along with Paranoid with its Halo features. Thanks a lot for the port.

gtownswagga said:
1st to try it out. Slide out keyboard light does not work.
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Ah, I did not notice that. Should be easy to fix, it's probably a liblights issue... as I cannot adjust the brightness either
Edit - fixed the brightness issues, and added back the multipress options... but I am still missing the keyboard backlight! I will keep working at it, and keep this thread updated.
Edit 2 - welp, looks like there are some frameworks/base hacks required. I will upload the build I am running now, everything with liblights is fixed (brightness of the display, notification LED) are fixed but keyboard backlight is not. Working on fixing that now.

Figured I would post again - as liblights should be completely fixed now folks .
I probably need to test MMS again, I'm trying to think of what else I could have missed... let me know what you find broken guys! I'm also curious if this works on the GSM hacked variants, or if I have to run another build for that group.
Edit - just tested outbound MMS (which is all I can test), it seemed fine.

First off great job. I love this rom. One question. Will your kernel work with this rom? I tried flashing and it greyed out my WiFi. I had to wipe and reflash the rom.
Sent from my Motorola Photon Q LTE using Tapatalk 2

dwaynet89 said:
First off great job. I love this rom. One question. Will your kernel work with this rom? I tried flashing and it greyed out my WiFi. I had to wipe and reflash the rom.
Sent from my Motorola Photon Q LTE using Tapatalk 2
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Now don't quote me on this, but isn't that kernel for 4.0.4?

dwaynet89 said:
First off great job. I love this rom. One question. Will your kernel work with this rom? I tried flashing and it greyed out my WiFi. I had to wipe and reflash the rom.
Sent from my Motorola Photon Q LTE using Tapatalk 2
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dpwhitty11 said:
Now don't quote me on this, but isn't that kernel for 4.0.4?
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Well, I have a few kernels. There's one I released for CM, and my kernels that have their own thread (which are for stock).
Unfortunately I will probably have to release a separate kernel for this, as any time the kernel modules change, wifi will be broken if you don't keep up with it (this is why your wifi is broken dwaynet89.)
I assume you were using the CM kernel? That would be the only one having a chance at working. I can whip up another one for this build too if needed

arrrghhh said:
Well, I have a few kernels. There's one I released for CM, and my kernels that have their own thread (which are for stock).
Unfortunately I will probably have to release a separate kernel for this, as any time the kernel modules change, wifi will be broken if you don't keep up with it (this is why your wifi is broken dwaynet89.)
I assume you were using the CM kernel? That would be the only one having a chance at working. I can whip up another one for this build too if needed
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I'm sorry for not making that clear but yeah I was talking about the cm kernel. If you don't mind I would love one of your kernels for this rom.
Sent from my Motorola Photon Q LTE using Tapatalk 2

Installed and running nicely. Can confirm also that face unlock through the normal system settings does not work and force closes. Might it be related to the camcorder video issues? Doesn't impact me a whole lot as one of my wifi network requires secure credentials and won't allow any security less than a pin. Will look for other bugs but looks really solid to begin with. Thanks for all your work!
Sent from my XT897

This ROM seems really cool and i like most of it so far. FYI starting from stock and letting GPS lock before installing the ROM works here too. No problems with GPS for me. One thing i am missing and maybe its just me but is there a menu for changing launcher settings in this one like there is in CM? I always remove the google search bar and increase the grid size. Short term fix for me was i backed up trebuchet with all of the settings like i like it in CM 10.1 and restored it in carbon. Thanks for the work on this and if you need help with testing stuff i'll be glad to help.

Mordannon said:
This ROM seems really cool and i like most of it so far. FYI starting from stock and letting GPS lock before installing the ROM works here too. No problems with GPS for me. One thing i am missing and maybe its just me but is there a menu for changing launcher settings in this one like there is in CM? I always remove the google search bar and increase the grid size. Short term fix for me was i backed up trebuchet with all of the settings like i like it in CM 10.1 and restored it in carbon. Thanks for the work on this and if you need help with testing stuff i'll be glad to help.
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There's a TON of settings. Check the 'Carbon Rom' menu.

disconnecting wifi
Hi first off amazing job on this rom arrrghh. The only issue I'm having with this rom is when connected to my WiFi it will just randomly disconnect and go back to my lte service. And to re-enable it I have to go to settings>WiFi>and connect to my WiFi again. Not a big deal for me, just wanted to let u know this issue occurs. Also the issue I had with the supersu on the cm10.1 rom isn't happening on this rom. And I did clean fresh install no dirty flashing. But other than that problem everything works amazing. Keep up the good work ur the best.

sk8rguy05 said:
Hi first off amazing job on this rom arrrghh. The only issue I'm having with this rom is when connected to my WiFi it will just randomly disconnect and go back to my lte service. And to re-enable it I have to go to settings>WiFi>and connect to my WiFi again. Not a big deal for me, just wanted to let u know this issue occurs. Also the issue I had with the supersu on the cm10.1 rom isn't happening on this rom. And I did clean fresh install no dirty flashing. But other than that problem everything works amazing. Keep up the good work ur the best.
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Hm, now I've heard on stock people having issues with wifi turning on & off.... but I don't think they had to actually re-enable it in settings.
So you say the wifi is not only disconnecting, but it is being disabled as well? IE when you go into settings, wifi is set to 'off' and you have to flip it back 'on'? Or are you just cycling it off/on in order to get it working again...

One bug that I am noticing with the latest build is in portrait mode the bottom corners of the screen do not respond to touches. In the screenshots below it shows me touching the search option in the phone app, the #'s button on the keyboard to change to using #'s and the save in the lockscreen shortcut options. I had to hit these repeatedly to get the screenshots and they still were not responding to touches.
I never dirty flash and I tried rebooting and also wiping and reflashing but dosen't resolve the inssue.
Sent from my Motorola Photon Q LTE using Tapatalk 2

dwaynet89 said:
One bug that I am noticing with the latest build is in portrait mode the bottom corners of the screen do not respond to touches. In the screenshots below it shows me touching the search option in the phone app, the #'s button on the keyboard to change to using #'s and the save in the lockscreen shortcut options. I had to hit these repeatedly to get the screenshots and they still were not responding to touches.
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Hm, I don't think I noticed this. I'll check it out, thanks.

arrrghhh said:
Hm, I don't think I noticed this. I'll check it out, thanks.
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It may be a hardware issue (hopefully not) I just flashed previous build before the bug and now I'm having the same issue. I'm going to restore a backup of cm 10.1 and see if its there also.
Sent from my Motorola Photon Q LTE using Tapatalk 2

[ROM][m7][17OCT][MM 6.0.1_r70 Slim6][Substratum-ready] UNOFFICIAL Tipsy OS 4.9

Siphonay’s ROM building project presents
UNOFFICIAL Tipsy OS 4.9
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Description
Tipsy OS is a ROM built with a strong emphasis on smoothness and stability. This ROM is very light, thanks to its Slim base, but it also comes packed with a great number of customization possibilities, as DPI settings, animations customizations, gestures... It is also packed with some Omni features as OmniSwitch. It is also build to be fully compatible with the Subtratum theme engine.
Status
This ROM in active developement.
Bugs
This bug section has a specific protocol.
To each bug will be assignated one flag of the following:
C : CyanogenMod specific. This means the bug originates from the CyanogenMod sources and that it will be fixed by the CM developers in a future build.
F : Flavor specific. This means the bug originates from the ROM's flavor sources and that it will be fixed by its developers in a future build.
B : Build specific. This means the bug originates from the builds I do. Hopefully, this is very unlikely to happen.
U : Unknown. Not enough info (yet) to identify the origin of the bug.
Then, there will be if necessary some more textual info about the context of the bug, workaround in bold if available to avoid the bug before a fix. Every fixed bug will get struck.
No bugs to report at this time
You can, and are encouraged to report any bug you encounter with this ROM. Will be taken into account reports containing the following :
The build you are using
Clear steps to reproduce the bug
Optional logcat of when the bug happens
If possible, tell me if you experience the same bug on other CM-based ROMs
If possible, tell me if you experience the same bug on another device with the same ROM
Of course, any other information you judge useful
When meeting this criterias and if other users approve your report, it will be added to the list. Bugs encountered with the use of Xposed or a custom kernel will be discarded.
Downloads
UNOFFICIAL Tipsy OS 4.9 "Vino" Built 17-10-2016 md5 sum: 8957925823a70d222592e4d52011ea9a
The OpenGapps package is recommended.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the next build coming?
I can't give precise information about the next build. I try to do a new build each time there is a significant change in the ROM's sources (bugfixes, new features...), but keep in mind that I can only do this on my personal computer for now, and that I also do it on my free time. So please be patient!
Will you fix this bug?
Unfortunately, I'm not the person in charge of fixing the ROM's flaws internally. We have to wait until the bug is fixed in the upstream sources (either CyanogenMod, or the ROM developers of the one in this thread), and that I do a new build.
Will a Nougat version of this ROM be available?
I hope so! Again, this depends CyanogenMod 14 ever comes to our device, and if the ROM developers carry on to this version too. I can't say for sure, but if it is possible, it will be done.
About the HTC One M7 ROM Building Project by Siphonay
As an effort to keep our device alive, I'm trying to build the various existing CM flavors not already officially or unofficially available for it to keep its ecosystem varied, and provide its user a wide range of choice for their device.
If you like this ROM, you should definitely check out the other builds of this project!
Unofficial Xperia Open Source Project (XOSP) - Unofficial Android Open Kang Project (AOKP) - Unofficial PAC-ROM - OctOS M Community Build - UNOFFICIAL Tipsy OS 4.9 - OctOS M Community Build - Android Open Source Project + Substratum OMS (AOSP-OMS)
If you'd like to donate to the project (p.e. to fund a server to automate the builds in the future), I'd ask you first to consider if you have anything else more useful for you that you'd want to do with your money. If you really want to help this way, you can send me money with PayPal.
Sources
Kernel source
Device tree
Device manifest
OctOS
Credits
CyanogenMod
Slim ROMs
Tipsy OS

This ROM contains preinstalled apps (ES File Explorer, AdAway, Viper4AndroidFX) that I view as bloatware, because I consider they should not be part of a base ROM experience but rather as apps that the user should install themselves. I'll try to remove them in the next build.
Otherwise, this is a great ROM, and I really recommand it if you think Slim6 doesn't have enough features, because it keeps its optimised and smooth aspects, depsite being loaded with a very complete set of customization features.

I love my PACROM but Ill give this a go. I like smooth however, no one ever focuses on responsiveness. If we could click on ..lets just say the calendar app, I would like it to almost open immediately. I know cache builds up and helps the Android OS but clicking on apps and having them open almost instantly with very little delay would be next level. Thanks for putting this out and keeping our M7's alive longer than expected. Ill report back with my experience after I get it all up and running and also after 2 days of heavy use. Thanks again!

kwattro76 said:
I love my PACROM but Ill give this a go. I like smooth however, no one ever focuses on responsiveness. If we could click on ..lets just say the calendar app, I would like it to almost open immediately. I know cache builds up and helps the Android OS but clicking on apps and having them open almost instantly with very little delay would be next level. Thanks for putting this out and keeping our M7's alive longer than expected. Ill report back with my experience after I get it all up and running and also after 2 days of heavy use. Thanks again!
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Thanks you! You should also try Slim6, if you want reactivity. It's truly the most responsive and lightweight ROM out there.

Got Sweep-2-Sleep or Double-tap-2-wake?

purezalbert said:
Got Sweep-2-Sleep or Double-tap-2-wake?
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This ROM has doubletap to sleep on the lockscreen or on navbar. This ROM and most Marshmallow ROM doesn't have doubletap to wake. This feature requires the touchscreen to still be listening to inputs while in sleep, and the m7 isn't optimized for that, so it's draining a considerable amount of battery. I think it is better not to have this feature.

Siphoné said:
This ROM has doubletap to sleep on the lockscreen or on navbar. This ROM and most Marshmallow ROM doesn't have doubletap to wake. This feature requires the touchscreen to still be listening to inputs while in sleep, and the m7 isn't optimized for that, so it's draining a considerable amount of battery. I think it is better not to have this feature.
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I am currently using Xenon HD's Marshmallow ROM and it has double-tap-2-wake, and status bar to sleep.
The main issue I have with the HTC one m7 is the fact that the power button is too hard to press with a case on, thus double tap 2 wake is much needed! It would be nice if it was possible to integrate these functions into the kernel, or if there was Any other way!

GPS not detecting satellites

Siphoné said:
This ROM has doubletap to sleep on the lockscreen or on navbar. This ROM and most Marshmallow ROM doesn't have doubletap to wake. This feature requires the touchscreen to still be listening to inputs while in sleep, and the m7 isn't optimized for that, so it's draining a considerable amount of battery. I think it is better not to have this feature.
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purezalbert said:
I am currently using Xenon HD's Marshmallow ROM and it has double-tap-2-wake, and status bar to sleep.
The main issue I have with the HTC one m7 is the fact that the power button is too hard to press with a case on, thus double tap 2 wake is much needed! It would be nice if it was possible to integrate these functions into the kernel, or if there was Any other way!
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I'm in the same boat, using XenonHD LP, and love me some DT2W
Please give us the option to have this feature, you could always have it turned off on your phone
Or maybe provide a separate kernel build that has DT2W enabled so that we can use Kernel Aduitor to enable the feature.
Many thanks!

I won't include this features in any ROM I build, sorry.
You can still extract the boot.img from XenonHD (including the MM builds) and flash it with fastboot. Then you'll use the same kernel as this ROM which will include DT2W.

I can not make calls coverage is short and we must return the pin

antonio82 said:
I can not make calls coverage is short and we must return the pin
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Same for me.
Trying to call leads to loosing the signal and I have to reenter my pin for the sim-card.
Else a very nice rom...
Built 17-10-2016

alsys said:
GPS not detecting satellites
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Find and flash fix: GPSfix4MM.zip
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antonio82 said:
I can not make calls coverage is short and we must return the pin
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Same for me.
Otherwise UI theme, animations are very cool!

The AOSP-OMS build works great, none of these issues you listed above.

hi! i can`t enabled mobile network. it is bag?

garantia said:
hi! i can`t enabled mobile network. it is bag?
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Nobody has reported this issue. Please check your APN settings.

Siphoné said:
Nobody has reported this issue. Please check your APN settings.
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when parametrs choice in the "type of network"? a have sim not lte. /tnks)

garantia said:
when parametrs choice in the "type of network"? a have sim not lte. /tnks)
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Well, be sure this setting is set on 3G, but I meant that you should check that the good access point is selected in the "access point name" settings.

Siphoné said:
Well, be sure this setting is set on 3G, but I meant that you should check that the good access point is selected in the "access point name" settings.
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I`m at a loss... three firmware on device- on any network with no problem) .APN is configured correctly.

[ROM][4.4.4][UNOFFICIAL] Lineage OS 11.0 [BETA]

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LineageOS 11 is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 4.4.4 (KitKat), which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.
LineageOS 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. LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.
All the source code for LineageOS is available in the LineageOS Github repo. And if you would like to contribute to LineageOS, please visit their Gerrit Code Review.
Aims
This ROM is created with the purpose of kick-starting some development to make our Nexus Q's useful again. The newest working ROMs for this device were from 2014 and CM11 based. These are now very outdated and needed security patches to be safe to use and so I have built a new ROM from the latest LineageOS 11 sources.
Once this ROM has been optimised for the Nexus Q a little further, I shall explore altering the interface for TV and Desktop editions to make the device more useful. I may also attempt to port newer Android versions (5.0+) in the future so we can get a full Android TV experience on this device and compatibility with newer apps.
Features
Improved LED support
Stock Nexus Q boot animation (see #4 for preview)
Standard CM11/Lineage OS 11 features
More Steelhead-specific tweaks & additions coming soon....
Working
WiFi
Bluetooth
NFC
HW Acceleration
HDMI Output
Audio
Volume Control
Capacitive sensor
LED Ring (Limited functions)
Optical out (simultaneous output with HDMI audio)
ART Runtime (you can switch from Dalvik in Dev Settings)
Not Working
Amplifier
Audio output switching
You tell me!
Installation
Connect Nexus Q to PC via USB
Enter bootloader: Connect power and once blue light has illuminated, quickly place hand over Nexus Q. LED will turn red.
Boot into recovery mode:
Code:
fastboot boot recovery.img
Wipe /system and then factory reset to wipe /data & /cache
Select "Install zip" and then "Install zip from sideload".
From your PC, sideload with ADB:
Code:
adb sideload lineage-11-20180228-UNOFFICIAL-steelhead.zip
Sideload Gapps in the same fashion (if desired)
Reboot (be patient first boot can take some time!)
Enjoy!
Changelog
Code:
* 28-02-2018: Restored default Google boot animation from stock image
* 23-02-2018: Enabled LED control when display is on
* 22-02-2018: Initial Release
Downloads
ROM: lineage-11-20180228-UNOFFICIAL-steelhead.zip
Recovery: recovery.img
Gapps (Optional): Open Gapps (4.4, Nano)
Download Mirror: AndroidFileHost.com
Thanks To
Code:
* CyanogenMod / Lineage OS contributors
* hharte (for his prior work on the Nexus Q)
* Matthew Kovnesky (for reminding me about my promises to work on the Nexus Q!)
XDA:DevDB Information
Lineage OS 11 ROM for Nexus Q (Steelhead), ROM for the Nexus Q
Contributors
wollac11
ROM OS Version: 4.4.x KitKat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.0.x
Based On: LineageOS
Version Information
Status: Beta
Beta Release Date: 2018-02-28
Created 2018-02-22
Last Updated 2018-02-28

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New build! (02/23) - Additional LED Ring Control
XDA isn't letting me upload new files at the moment as it keeps producing errors building checksums and so I've given up and started hosting new builds on AndroidFileHost until they fix it. Once XDA have sorted the issues then I'll try to upload them here (as well as using AFH as a mirror) but for now any new uploads will just be on the latter.
Anyway, in this new build (20180223) I have improved LED ring functionality by modifying the Android notification framework so that the notification light can be changed by apps even with the display on. In theory it is now very easy to control the LED as we like since it can be used like any a phones notification LED but without the screen off limitation.
At some point I might try to develop an app which syncs the LED to music or something cool but in the meantime if anyone else fancies having a go at something like that then please do as you will now be able to without using any Nexus-Q specific APIs.
You can test this new functionality using an app like LightFlow from the Play Store which can set custom notification colours for any app and you'll see the LED ring change.
I also made a quick demo of cycling between colours which you can see a video of here: https://plus.google.com/+CharlieCallow/posts/WAfcBmg7MYF.
The built-in The CyanogenMod/Linage LED control still seems to be a bit flaky but it's fine with third-party apps which have LED settings (like Lightflow).
Anyway you can download the new build from below. If you are upgrading from the first build just flash this one over the top and wipe /cache & davlik cache.
Download: lineage-11-20180223-UNOFFICIAL-steelhead.zip

New build! (02/28) - Original Nexus Q Bootanimation
A tiny new update from the last build. This one swaps out the Lineage OS boot animation for Google's original boot animation from the Nexus Q stock system image.
Also, XDA seems to have fixed the file upload issue so the latest version is uploaded here again but I'll upload to AndroidFileHost shortly a link it as a mirror.
Download: lineage-11-20180228-UNOFFICIAL-steelhead.zip
Preview:

wollac11 said:
A tiny new update from the last build. This one swaps out the Lineage OS boot animation for Google's original boot animation from the Nexus Q stock system image.
Also, XDA seems to have fixed the file upload issue so the latest version is uploaded here again but I'll upload to AndroidFileHost shortly a link it as a mirror.
Download: lineage-11-20180228-UNOFFICIAL-steelhead.zip
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Could you upload it to androidfilehost ???

svemat said:
Could you upload it to androidfilehost ???
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Sure, it's up on AndroidFileHost now: https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=962187416754466172. I've also added a link to the Nexus Q page on my AndroidFileHost.com developer profile to the OP as a download mirror for all of the files posted.

Development update
So, good news: I think I have the a build which should support the amplifier, HDMI audio and optical output in the same ROM.
Bad news: My Nexus Q seems to have given up the ghost! It seems the Micro HDMI port has failed. I can't get a signal out of it no matter what I boot regardless of the display I connect to. I hoped it might be the cable but I tested with a spare cable I had lying about and still no joy! This could mean the end of this little project as I can't procure another Nexus Q here in the UK and I can't really do this without a working unit! :crying:
I've ordered a brand new Micro HDMI cable to test for certain but it's not looking good! I'll keep everyone updated.

wollac11 said:
So, good news: I think I have the a build which should support the amplifier, HDMI audio and optical output in the same ROM.
Bad news: My Nexus Q seems to have given up the ghost! It seems the Micro HDMI port has failed. I can't get a signal out of it no matter what I boot regardless of the display I connect to. I hoped it might be the cable but I tested with a spare cable I had lying about and still no joy! This could mean the end of this little project as I can't procure another Nexus Q here in the UK and I can't really do this without a working unit! :crying:
I've ordered a brand new Micro HDMI cable to test for certain but it's not looking good! I'll keep everyone updated.
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Did you check on IFIXIT the replace the Brocken piece? Really sorry to hear.

svemat said:
Did you check on IFIXIT the replace the Brocken piece? Really sorry to hear.
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It's not likely to be easy to repair if that connector is broken and parts will be hard to come by. I'll wait for the new cable and see how that goes first.
In the meantime, I have managed to test my new build by connecting to the Nexus Q via Vysor as a workaround to see what's going on. While autoswitching still doesn't work yet, the amplifier now does work and so I'll be posting a separate amp build soon for those who want to use the amp instead of audio over HDMI or TOSLINK.
I am also hoping at some point to add A2DP sink support so that the Nexus Q can be used as a bluetooth receiver. That would be particularly handy with the amp build for people who want to add bluetooth to a set of bookshelf speakers.

Keep up the great work, recently dusted off my Q and this looks promising, would love if we could have simultaneous Bluetooth output but unsure if the hardware supports it. Do hope we can get an auto audio switching feature or a togglable setting to switch audio outs.

Thank you soooooooo much! I can't believe there are somebody still remembering Nexus Q.:good:

Any update on the build with amplifier support?

xthing said:
Any update on the build with amplifier support?
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Sorry, this project got sidelined when I had issues with my Nexus Q's HDMI port. I got it mostly working again for now but I've since been very busy with work & other projects. I hope to pick this up again late August / early September. In the meantime I'll try to dig out the existing build I have with working amplifier support as I've had a few requests for it!

wollac11 said:
Sorry, this project got sidelined when I had issues with my Nexus Q's HDMI port. I got it mostly working again for now but I've since been very busy with work & other projects. I hope to pick this up again late August / early September. In the meantime I'll try to dig out the existing build I have with working amplifier support as I've had a few requests for it!
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Awesome, looking forward to it!!

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wollac11 said:
Sorry, this project got sidelined when I had issues with my Nexus Q's HDMI port. I got it mostly working again for now but I've since been very busy with work & other projects. I hope to pick this up again late August / early September. In the meantime I'll try to dig out the existing build I have with working amplifier support as I've had a few requests for it!
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Please pick it up again! I've just done my occasional forlorn search for Nexus Q goodies and had a brief burst of hope. I recently got a Google Glass for the price of a curry which has renewed my interest in the old Google gear, my ideal situation would be the Nexus Q acting as a Cast target with working LEDs and amplifier, that's all I would want. I have it running on an old Cyanogen install but that's not exactly functional.

Just stumbled upon my old paperweight, the Nexus Q and decided to look around before finally tossing it - glad I did! I am looking forward to trying this out this week. Hopefully the amp will work (and some pretty LEDs) as this was my player for my outdoor stereo.
Anyway thanks for reviving my hopes!

So I dusted off the Q ball and plugged it in to give it a shot and I got an issue when upon rebooting into the bootloader screen. I cover the Q, it flashes and turns red, then nothing. If I cover it again, it spins blue LEDs and I am prompted with the following:
"ROM may flash stock recovery on boot. Fix? THIS CAN NOT BE UNDONE"
Then i get the following choice:
"No"
"Yes -Disable recovery flash"
"Go Back" - which just reboots it again.
At the bottom it says "ClockworkMod Recovery v6.0.3.1, Formatting /data... Formatting /cache..."
Which should I select to upgrade to this to the LineageOS? I remember there being issues with these getting bricked so I just wanted to double check.
Also, what program do I use for fastboot? Is there a link - its been too long!
Thanks for the help.

[ROM][CAF][9.0] RevengeOS [UNOFFICIAL][HLTE/CHN/KOR/TMO]

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- Wipe cache! -And at last Reboot!
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RevengeOS 2.5 CAF Galaxy Note 3, ROM for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3
Contributors
Bogdan010, jprimero15
Source Code: [url]https://github.com/revengeos[/URL]
ROM OS Version: 9.x Pie
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
ROM Firmware Required: Latest Firmware
Based On: CAF
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2019-08-19
Last Updated 2019-08-19

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Here's the actual customizations
https://imgur.com/a/G7F2MZX

Hi bro, any SS? keep forward to test your rom...

abang_mas82 said:
Hi bro, any SS? keep forward to test your rom...
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Added! Enjoy

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Added! Enjoy
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Hey Bogdan010! Thanks for the ROM and screenshots.
How is this different from an AOSP ROM (HavocOS, RR, etc.)? I read up that CAF has better compatibility with Snapdragon hardware, so would this ROM be better than an AOSP one?
Also, is Bluetooth calling fixed here, or will we have to flash the bt-call-fix-hlte.zip file?
P.S.: I have a SM-N9005 running RR-P-v7.0.2-20190605-hlte-Official at the moment, and am planning to clean flash and update to HavocOS, so if this ROM has better compatibility, I'd rather test this one out.

advaithk said:
Hey Bogdan010! Thanks for the ROM and screenshots. How is this different from an AOSP ROM (HavocOS, RR, etc.)?
I read up that CAF has better compatibility with Snapdragon hardware, so would this ROM be better than an AOSP one? Also, is Bluetooth calling fixed here, or will we have to flash the bt-call-fix-hlte.zip file?
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Ok...
First: The main developer of this ROM is @jprimero15 (he told me to create this thread and i said "ok, i'll do it") so thank him!
Second: CAF based ROMs has a better compatibility with snapdragon SoC-s (as you said) but it's not very customizable (like Havoc)
Third: I tried BT calling and it works in this ROM. Miracast works too but sound comes from phone speaker (not TV) [this option is still in beta stage because google killed miracast in pie]
Peace out! :fingers-crossed:

Bogdan010 said:
Ok...
First: The main developer of this ROM is @jprimero15 (he told me to create this thread and i said "ok, i'll do it") so thank him!
Second: CAF based ROMs has a better compatibility with snapdragon SoC-s (as you said) but it's not very customizable (like Havoc)
Third: I tried BT calling and it works in this ROM. Miracast works too but sound comes from phone speaker (not TV) [this option is still in beta stage because google killed miracast in pie]
Peace out! :fingers-crossed:
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Firstly, A thanks is in order then, Thanks jprimero15!
Secondly, by better compatibility you mean better battery life, efficiency etc.? So basically if I want a solid ROM with less customisation I go with this, am I understanding this correctly? Xposed and stuff won't work, I'm guessing?
Thirdly, The casting bit I understand, no worries, I read all about how google killed it off.
Thanks for replying and setting things straight though, Bogdan010.

advaithk said:
Firstly, A thanks is in order then, Thanks jprimero15!
Secondly, by better compatibility you mean better battery life, efficiency etc.? So basically if I want a solid ROM with less customisation I go with this, am I understanding this correctly? Xposed and stuff won't work, I'm guessing?
Thirdly, The casting bit I understand, no worries, I read all about how google killed it off.
Thanks for replying and setting things straight though, Bogdan010.
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with better compatibility i mean is fast, really fast. On the battery side, i don't know at the moment because i flashed some ROMs these days and charging was a priority

Bogdan010 said:
with better compatibility i mean is fast, really fast. On the battery side, i don't know at the moment because i flashed some ROMs these days and charging was a priority
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Alright, that sounds amazing. I'll test and report if any issues arise.

Can u please add a features list to the OP post ( like in the Havoc thread) so that we can get to know what all customizations are available without actually flashing the ROM?

TheJackie said:
Can u please add a features list to the OP post ( like in the Havoc thread) so that we can get to know what all customizations are available without actually flashing the ROM?
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Added! Post #4

advaithk said:
Alright, that sounds amazing. I'll test and report if any issues arise.
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Running perfectly for the past couple of hours.
Really love the smoothness of the ROM in all the menus, especially the scrolling; before I always got that slight stutter in RR and Pixel Experience while scrolling through anything.
Google Pay also works after installing Magisk. On another hand though, BHIM, the banking app we use in India is giving me a false positive saying the device is rooted, even without installing Magisk, but not much of a problem, it's an Indian government-made app so it sucks lol, had this issue with RR also (and it randomly got solved, but whatever)
Bluetooth calling works out of the box without flashing any extra zips. Music also works with no disconnection (I was able to test only for a few minutes though)
Specifically love that little lightning icon that appears when the phone is charging rapidly.
Battery life seems to be similar to all other Pie ROMs, but yet to test extensively. Will get back with results in a couple of days.
The in-built customisation options are slightly limited, unlike the other AOSP ROMs, but its still enough I feel, not considering the below clock suggestion.
Everything seems pretty stable, will be using this for the next week, and will post if any issues.
One small thing, I would like the ability to move the clock in the status bar from the left to the middle. Would that be possible? Or is there a Magisk module that could help me with the same?

advaithk said:
One small thing, I would like the ability to move the clock in the status bar from the left to the middle. Would that be possible? Or is there a Magisk module that could help me with the same?
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RevengeOS is very limited in terms of customizations and this option doesn't exist in settings. I couldn't find any module to do this but i've found a post https://www.xda-developers.com/status-bar-clock-tweaks-android-p-root/amp/ (give it a shot)

Bogdan010 said:
RevengeOS is very limited in terms of customizations and this option doesn't exist in settings. I couldn't find any module to do this but i've found a post https://www.xda-developers.com/status-bar-clock-tweaks-android-p-root/amp/ (give it a shot)
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Okay cool, I'll check it out and holler back.
Just one more small thing, do you think it would be possible to enable the flip cover to put the phone to sleep? I still use the original samsung cover, and it's slightly irritating to press the power button everytime. The phone wakes up when I open the cover though, so maybe its possible the other way around also? Just maybe
Thanks a lot for your quick replies, Bogdan010

advaithk said:
Okay cool, I'll check it out and holler back.
Just one more small thing, do you think it would be possible to enable the flip cover to put the phone to sleep? I still use the original samsung cover, and it's slightly irritating to press the power button everytime. The phone wakes up when I open the cover though, so maybe its possible the other way around also? Just maybe
Thanks a lot for your quick replies, Bogdan010
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I think @jprimero15 has removed because it cause issue, if i remember correctly...

Good job dev.
Can anyone confirm if wireless bluetooth headphones drop the connection while watching youtube on this rom

mdphoenix08 said:
Good job dev.
Can anyone confirm if wireless bluetooth headphones drop the connection while watching youtube on this rom
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Based on my usage I'd say no

rayman95 said:
I think @jprimero15 has removed because it cause issue, if i remember correctly...
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Coz It works on LineageOS based ROM only.

[ROM][UNOFFICIAL] LineageOS 20

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LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 13, which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.
LineageOS 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. LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.
All the source code for LineageOS is available in the LineageOS Github repo. And if you would like to contribute to LineageOS, please visit out Gerrit Code Review. You can also view the Changelog for a full list of changes & features.
Instructions & Downloads :
https://github.com/penglezos/device_xiaomi_raphael/releases/latest
Bug report :
Do not report bugs if you are: having a decrypted system, running a custom kernel, being rooted or using any other mods.
Please provide a detailed description of your issue as well upload a log file whenever possible.
Support the development :
If you found this helpful, please consider supporting development with a PayPal donation. All support is appreciated.
Source Code :
https://github.com/penglezos/kernel_xiaomi_raphael

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Any known bug?

Do you need to install Gapps? Any recomendation if needed?

I installed this rom and it works fine, but the fod doesn't work with the screen off, is it like that or is there any configuration or procedure to be done?

ashwany.yadav said:
Any known bug?
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None.
vetalpeo said:
Do you need to install Gapps? Any recomendation if needed?
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Mindthegapps, nikgapps.
alessandro-villa said:
I installed this rom and it works fine, but the fod doesn't work with the screen off, is it like that or is there any configuration or procedure to be done?
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It's not included in LineageOS sources either my code.

I tested this ROM for two days and so far it is a great experience without any major issues. Thanks!
Issues which I ran into:
- Fingerprint scanner works much worse when night backlight is turn on.
- Google camera from Play Store don't work, it just crashes.

Cool. But I cant download with android orginal browser and phone calls just playing ringtoone but nothing appeared in scrren to amswer and I should call to a number to unhide incoming call dialog!

Hello everyone.
First of all, a big BIG thank you @Englezos for this ROM, even unofficial. For the little I used it, it is extremely functional, much more than the unofficial ROM /e /OS https://community.e.foundation/t/un...-mi9t-pro-raphael-e-os-q-build/24814?u=parhit (last update in May 2021 and many bugs). No worries on my side about digital recognition, ergonomics and even the separation of personal and professional profiles (via Insular). I had a bit of trouble installing it (the adb sideload was showing 40% and made me restart but it didn't work, same thing the second time but there I just waited maybe a bit more before seeing with relief the Lineage logo).
I'm reporting some bugs I've encountered, on the personal or pro side.
# Applications (via Aurora Store)​
Yuka https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.yuka.android&pli=1 doesn't launch, the screen is white and makes a strobe effect
Brain FM https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.brainfm.app&hl=en_US stays on initial load
UpHold https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.uphold.wallet&hl=en&gl=US same
# Default browser​
I can't download via the default browser .apk files, it says to check in the settings but I couldn't find anything. Another
# General configuration​
The alarm clock does not ring if the phone is switched off. So I was late this morning
Again a BIIIIG UP. I was going to go back to MIUI out of spite but to have a stable OS, thanks to you I stay on the right side

MartinPL said:
I tested this ROM for two days and so far it is a great experience without any major issues. Thanks!
Issues which I ran into:
- Fingerprint scanner works much worse when night backlight is turn on.
- Google camera from Play Store don't work, it just crashes.
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1. That's the default AOSP behavior until Google changes it. You can try lower the density.
2. Because this device is not a Google Pixel.
mablue said:
Cool. But I cant download with android orginal browser and phone calls just playing ringtoone but nothing appeared in scrren to amswer and I should call to a number to unhide incoming call dialog!
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It appears that it was a LineageOS bug which is already fixed and will be included into the next build. About the phone calling issue that you just described I can't reproduce it.
parhit said:
Hello everyone.
First of all, a big BIG thank you @Englezos for this ROM, even unofficial. For the little I used it, it is extremely functional, much more than the unofficial ROM /e /OS https://community.e.foundation/t/un...-mi9t-pro-raphael-e-os-q-build/24814?u=parhit (last update in May 2021 and many bugs). No worries on my side about digital recognition, ergonomics and even the separation of personal and professional profiles (via Insular). I had a bit of trouble installing it (the adb sideload was showing 40% and made me restart but it didn't work, same thing the second time but there I just waited maybe a bit more before seeing with relief the Lineage logo).
I'm reporting some bugs I've encountered, on the personal or pro side.
# Applications (via Aurora Store)​
Yuka https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.yuka.android&pli=1 doesn't launch, the screen is white and makes a strobe effect
Brain FM https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.brainfm.app&hl=en_US stays on initial load
UpHold https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.uphold.wallet&hl=en&gl=US same
# Default browser​
I can't download via the default browser .apk files, it says to check in the settings but I couldn't find anything. Another
# General configuration​
The alarm clock does not ring if the phone is switched off. So I was late this morning
Again a BIIIIG UP. I was going to go back to MIUI out of spite but to have a stable OS, thanks to you I stay on the right side
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Thanks for your words and your detailed feedback. I'm glad that you have managed to installed the rom successfully.
About the Yuka app unfortunately its not available on my country and I can't install it via Google Playstore.
Brain and Uphold apps are loading and working fine.
Android browser: It appears that it was a LineageOS bug which is already fixed and will be included into the next build.
The alarm clock won't work if your device is powered off. Why would you want such thing?

Hi Englezos, thanks for the fast feedback.
Englezos said:
About the Yuka app unfortunately its not available on my country and I can't install it via Google Playstore.
Brain and Uphold apps are loading and working fine.
Android browser: It appears that it was a LineageOS bug which is already fixed and will be included into the next build.
The alarm clock won't work if your device is powered off. Why would you want such thing?
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Yuka only in France? ****... Maybe with a VPN? Can I help?
Brain.fm and Uphold working fine? Holy sh*t. I don't know why it doesn't work here. What tool do you use to install apps?
Browser: ok, I am using Bromite but it sounds good if it will be fixed.
Alarm: well, an alarm clock that doesn't ring is strange, isn't it? I didn't have a watch and I turn off the phone at night. So I thought the alarm would go off even if it was off (which is what was happening with Murena). Am I the only one doing this?

Installed this ROM as OTA for Los 19.1 (SebaUbuntu). Thanks for new version.
All work as need.

MoodRoff said:
Installed this ROM as OTA for Los 19.1 (SebaUbuntu). Thanks for new version.
All work as need.
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So you dirty flashed this ROM? Via recovery?

Plex82 said:
So you dirty flashed this ROM? Via recovery?
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Yes, need do format data later install

Englezos said:
About the phone calling issue that you just described I can't reproduce it.
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I always have this problem in iran region with mobile calls +98Xxxxxxxxxx.
And it's too bad .Maybe I think it's a nonclean installation bug

parhit said:
Hi Englezos, thanks for the fast feedback.
Yuka only in France? ****... Maybe with a VPN? Can I help?
Brain.fm and Uphold working fine? Holy sh*t. I don't know why it doesn't work here. What tool do you use to install apps?
Browser: ok, I am using Bromite but it sounds good if it will be fixed.
Alarm: well, an alarm clock that doesn't ring is strange, isn't it? I didn't have a watch and I turn off the phone at night. So I thought the alarm would go off even if it was off (which is what was happening with Murena). Am I the only one doing this?
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At least it's not available on my country. Maybe get some logs related to this app.
Rest applications are installed through Google Playstore.
Alarm is ringing well when the phone is powered on.
mablue said:
I always have this problem in iran region with mobile calls +98Xxxxxxxxxx.
And it's too bad .Maybe I think it's a nonclean installation bug
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You should always clean flash when coming from another rom. Try another phone app also.

New release is up with November security patch and many critical fixes!! Links are on the first post!!

Does this rom passes safetynet by default? Also google photos spoofing is there or not ?

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Englezos said:
New release is up with November security patch and many critical fixes!! Links are on the first post!!
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Hi there. Great
So is it necessary to reinstall everything from scratch or is a classic update possible? This is the first time I've had an update available on an unofficial ROM