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[ROM] [UNOFFICIAL] CM 7 Daily Kang Builds: Updated 5/6/2011

Hey everyone,
I started doing daily builds from the CM 7 source code just for myself but then people asked me to share them so I figured I would post them and share them with you crackflashers out there so you have something to flash as you wait for the official nightly
This is UNOFFICIAL and is NOT supported by CyanogenMod. DO NOT SUBMIT BUG REPORTS FOR THESE BUILDS TO CYANOGEN MOD.
This is kanged straight from the Cm 7 source. It has not been changed or modified in any way, just compiled. I will try to update the 2nd post everyday around 2 or 3pm EST with a fresh link
Same installation instructions that apply to the nightlies go for these builds as well so I'll quote the text from Chris Soyars' thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1058131
"Important!
It is strongly recommended that you flash clockwork recovery via NVFlash. If for some reason this or a future nightly build causes your phone to not boot up, you will not be able to boot into recovery unless you have it flashed via NVFlash.
NVFlash for Linux
NVFlash for Windows
To clear up some confusion, if you flashed your recovery via ROM Manager, you didn't actually flash a recovery. It is what we call a fakeflash, you should still probably flash with NVFlash.
Instructions
Download from http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=p999 and flash like you would any other ROM (via recovery or ROM Manager).
Be sure to backup before flashing, and of course a wipe is necessary when coming from stock.
Gapps are available from the usual places, however do not download the version that says it is for Tegra, even though this is a tegra device, as it will not flash.
Mod Edit:
Originally Posted by Mikey1022 View Post
Google Addon: http://goo-inside.me/google-apps/
Check the lastest package available on top
ChrisSoyars Edit:
After skimming some of the posts in this thread, here are some things that you can expect.
What to expect
- Everything working including Wifi, GPS, Audio, Camera, Front Facing Camera
- Screen off animation is not enabled, therefore it isn't broken.
- Occasional audio problems (as far as I know they have not been fixed). If audio does not play just reboot.
- Automagical brightness weridness, this is controlled by the kernel and not userspace, even having it working is very hacky."
Again this is NOT supported by cyanogen in ANY WAY. Flash at your own risk. I take no responsibility if you brick your device. ALWAYS BACK UP BEFORE FLASHING. I wont be fixing anything in these builds or changing anything, I'll leave that to the cyanogen crew to do So if you have issues or bugs no sense in reporting them as I'm sure they will be addressed in future official CM 7 builds

Build Date: 05/06/2011 repo synced and built at approx 3:00 AM EST:
upload got botched.. will re upload soon

dont wear yourself out now but daily work I hope you are a good coder

graffixnyc said:
Build Date: 5/04/2011 at approx 2:00 PM EST:
Download Link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=ZEWGSEAA
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Much appreciated!!!

can you or someone post mirrors? I can't seem to get the download to finish from mega

sooner0010 said:
can you or someone post mirrors? I can't seem to get the download to finish from mega
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http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21064708/update-cm-7.1.0-RC0-G2x-KANG-signed.zip

graffixnyc said:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/21064708/update-cm-7.1.0-RC0-G2x-KANG-signed.zip
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Alot of ppl that are kanging g2x cm7 have the date and time as part of the file name, then when we put it on the sd card we don't get confused if we have multiple updates from diff ppl, in the same folder. just a friendly suggestion. and would help ppl out.
Oh and i did try this kang out it is getting better and better, but still some minor things that make it a non-daily driver for me, but they are small and will hopefully get resolved in the near future....but man I love CM7 on this phone!

pychobj2001 said:
Alot of ppl that are kanging g2x cm7 have the date and time as part of the file name, then when we put it on the sd card we don't get confused if we have multiple updates from diff ppl, in the same folder. just a friendly suggestion. and would help ppl out.
Oh and i did try this kang out it is getting better and better, but still some minor things that make it a non-daily driver for me, but they are small and will hopefully get resolved in the near future....but man I love CM7 on this phone!
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ok, Will do for the next build with the date/time

I don't know if this was posted but you can see the commits that are part of each nightly.
http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=p999

Flashed it over nightly3, it booted Seems to be running fine, no problems encountered so far. Thanks!

well, I seem to be having the same problems I had with the nightlys. The apns delete themselves therefore removing my data connection. I have tried rebooting several times etc. I re-add the apn settings and they won't save. I can only connect to data with wifi. Idk what the deal is.

sooner0010 said:
well, I seem to be having the same problems I had with the nightlys. The apns delete themselves therefore removing my data connection. I have tried rebooting several times etc. I re-add the apn settings and they won't save. I can only connect to data with wifi. Idk what the deal is.
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I just went out and got a new simcard and sdcard because of this and the connection is faster, as well as the apns only deleting a handfull of times. A battery pull always brings them back.
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Good luck.....
I should get 10 cents every time someone uses the word "crackflashers" ..... I regret not having trademarked it

Awesome!!!!

Am I the only person who can't get video chat for gtalk working? It works perfect on my MT4G running cm7 but it won't work on my g2x. it shows that I have video capabilities but I can't video chat. I've tried all the settings and 4 different gapps zips... help

sooner0010 said:
well, I seem to be having the same problems I had with the nightlys. The apns delete themselves therefore removing my data connection. I have tried rebooting several times etc. I re-add the apn settings and they won't save. I can only connect to data with wifi. Idk what the deal is.
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I always had that happen on all the CM7 versions I tried. I had to go in and select the network manually to AT&T and then after it failed to register on the network I selected Automatic. Then the APNs would come back and I could get online. I don't know why this works but restarting never fixed it for me, it only caused the APNs to go away.

nccu_eagles said:
Am I the only person who can't get video chat for gtalk working? It works perfect on my MT4G running cm7 but it won't work on my g2x. it shows that I have video capabilities but I can't video chat. I've tried all the settings and 4 different gapps zips... help
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Only chat is working at the moment.

Now I have a question:
Is this the same as the one fitsnugly shares in his twitter? Or just the same compile made by two different people?
About the gtalk video, I have found a link in twitter for latest gapps that lets you do video in gtalk. *untested by me*
latest gapps can be downloaded here gapps-gb-20110503-signed.zip

sooner0010 said:
well, I seem to be having the same problems I had with the nightlys. The apns delete themselves therefore removing my data connection. I have tried rebooting several times etc. I re-add the apn settings and they won't save. I can only connect to data with wifi. Idk what the deal is.
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I had that issue. I did a full wipe. Fixed it.
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wIIse said:
Is this the same as the one fitsnugly shares in his twitter? Or just the same compile made by two different people?
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nope, not the same as mine. i also add unfinished/unmerged mods from gerrit for testing in my builds.

[ROM] CARBON-KK-UNOFFICIAL_f2fs-20150526-moto_msm8960

Hi guys,
for those of us who are waiting for at least the M1 of CM12 before switching lanes, I did a build of Carbon (and a few of CM11, previously) for our Photons.
This is an odexed ("user", not "userdbg") build, running on the cm-12.1 kernel branch and using the latest available f2fs_tools. It also features a modified init which can use either f2fs or ext4 for /cache and /data - so switching to f2fs is highly recommended, but not mandatory. Superuser is included.
This is esentially for those who switched to CM12 just for f2fs; it's miles faster than cm12, and a bit more responsive that the old official cm11 nightlies.
A word of warning. TWRP's "change filesystem" function formats the partition (PhilZ does too, but at least it makes that explicit).
So what you want to do when switching from an ext4 ROM is,
before you begin: copy everything in the internal sdcard somewhere on the external sdcard; this is needed, since the "internal sdcard" is actually a folder in /data;
in TWRP, begin by creating a backup of /data (that saves everything except the "internal sdcard" and /cache - that's why you need step #1);
do the FS change for both /data and /cache
restore the /data backup, on the freshly formatted /data partition; ignore the "different filesystem" warning, it's inconsequential;
install the ROM;
once you booted the phone, copy back the old contents of the internal sdcard
You only need to do this when you change filesystems, which will be exactly once if you like my ROMs And obviously, if you don't, you have to use the exact same procedure before flashing an ext4 ROM, if you don't want to lose data.
Though, in all fairness, I'd recommend flashing this cleanly - unless you're upgrading from an ext4 Carbon build.
A note on the radio
I have included a tool called radio-tool (of my own design) that allows people to enable/disable the US GSM lock and individual network bands;
if you're having the SIM mod, and are from, or have business in, the US, you can use it to kill the CDMA and Sprint LTE bands altogether, as well as to enable US GSM bands and disable the US GSM lock;
the source code is here
Use (as superuser)
Code:
radio-tool [dbg] [{+|-}opt [...]]
where opt is one of
uslock - US GSM lockout
cdma - CDMA bands (CDMA800 / CDMA1800 / CDMA2000 1xEV-DO)
usgsm - US GSM/HSPA bands (GSM850, GSM1900, WCDMA850, WCDMA1900)
eugsm - EU GSM/HSPA bands (GSM900, GSM1800, WCDMA900, WCDMA2100)
sprlte - Sprint LTE (LTE25, 1900)
vzwlte - Verizon LTE (LTE13, 700)
Download:
ROM: CARBON-KK-UNOFFICIAL_f2fs-20150526-moto_msm8960.zip
Recoveries: TWRP-2.8.6.0-20150526-f2fs-moto_msm8960_jbbl-xt897.img, PhilZ-6.59.0-20150520-crkk_f2fs-moto_msm8960_jbbl-xt897.
You do not need to use a su app with this; but if you want to, please use the latest SuperSU. Attempting to use a different, or older, su app could result in no radio.
Changes from stock Carbon:
alternative mount points support - this enables the ROM to work with either f2fs or ext4 for /data and /cache
tuned mount settings - kickass speed with both ext4 and f2fs
256MB of lz4-compressed swap space (zram0)
built on gcc-4.8-sabermod
build.prop tweaks - this defaults to GSM/WCDMA - plus a few radio and network tweaks;
added a few goodies that are present in CM builds (Term, Apollo, Calendar, CMWallpapers, VideoEditor, plus the cmdline utils);
removed the stats and the update apps (for obvious reasons)
added Romanian (programmers) keyboard support in Asanti Keypad
built with: twrp 2.8.6.0, cm12.1 kernel, cm12.1 f2fs-tools, cm12.1 e2fsprogs, cm12.1 exfat, cm12.1 fuse.
(this will allow me to pick up any improvements in kernel, file systems, and recovery, with great ease )
Quirks:
MTP doesn't start by default in TWRP, despite the fact that it claims to be enabled; disable and re-enable MTP, and it will work
in PhilZ' mount menu, entries for cache and data are duplicated; this is cosmetic - mounting and umounting works just fine, regarless which of the two entries for each partition you choose
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Older, CM11 vanilla builds:
Download:
cm-11-20150427-UNOFFICIAL_f2fs-moto_msm8960_jbbl.zip - repo syncs, builds with TWRP, uses branch cm-12.1 of the kernel, uses latest available f2fs-tools
Use latest SuperSU with any of the CM ROMs - older, or different, su apps might make the radio not work.
NOTE. These ROMs are actually moto_msm8960_jbbl, so they should work on all devices for which official moto_msm8960_jbbl builds did, as long as they're still on the JB bootloader (jbbl) and you have a device-specific recovery that supports f2fs. A suitable PhilZ touch for non-xt897's can be found on the AtrixHD thread, courtesy of @palmbeach05, or you could use PhilZ-6.59.0-20150506-crkk_f2fs-moto_msm8960_jbbl-mb866 (note, despite the -mb866 suffix, it should work on any moto_msm8960_jbbl device except xt897).
The current repo is available here. To use,
repo init -u https://github.com/mionica/android.git -b cr_kk_gcc-4.8
repo sync
. build/envsetup.sh
breakfast carbon_moto_msm8960_jbbl
edit the .repo/local_manifests/roomservice.xml, changing the device project for android_device_motorola_moto_msm8960_jbbl to
Code:
<project path="android" name="mionica/android_device_motorola_moto_msm8960_jbbl" remote="mionica" revision="cr_kk_xt897" />
repo sync again
finally, (cd vendor/carbon && ./get-prebuilts).
After you do that, you're good to go - (optional) configure ccache (if it's your first build), (optional) enable ccache, choosecombo, then mka carbon 2>&1 | tee BUILD.LOG.
If you're not sure how to do any of these, either just use the provided ROM, or search on youtube for "building CyanogenMod" - that should help, I know it helped me Anyway, this thread is not the right place for learning how to build Android.

Mirrored for archival purposes.
This server WILL BE SLOW. You've been warned.
http://lionspaws.net/cm-11-20150401-UNOFFICIAL_f2fs-moto_msm8960_jbbl/
98e652a97965ba5d88cb9068fe7d4dbe *cm-11-20150401-UNOFFICIAL_f2fs-moto_msm8960_jbbl.zip

Using it for the last few days, seems good so far. Thanks

taking a break
Quick one. I'll take a break from this for now - my little sister's phone broke down, so she got my Photon. I just ordered one from the States today, but between that arriving and cornholiogsm doing the SIM mod, it might take a while (US to Ireland to Czech Republic to Ireland - and Tomas is pretty busy in my experience).

Thanks much for building this!
Forgive my ignorance, I've been using CM11 a while but other than the initial installation in which I followed wiki instructions, have only ever updated thru the phone. But since there hasn't been an update in a couple months, I'm considering installing this, particularly to solve the google service problems. If it makes the phone faster with better file system and ram stuff, that's a bonus, although concerned that might cause problems in the future. I don't fully understand what you mean by messed up build and odexed user stuff means. Basically I wonder can I just install this on top of the latest CM11 nightly without issues ("dirty flash")? My "recovery" is recovery-clockwork-6.0.4.4-xt926 clock but I only used that cuz that was what the wiki said, I've never used it since the initial install.
If the answer is yes, and I understand your post right, these are the install steps:
1. Download cm-11-20150408-UNOFFICIAL_f2fs-moto_msm8960_jbbl.zip
2. Download & install TWRP-2.8.6.0-20150408-cm11_f2fs-moto_msm8960_jbbl.img
3. Change filesystem of /cache and /data to f2fs using TWRP
4. Install cm-11-20150408-UNOFFICIAL_f2fs-moto_msm8960_jbbl.zip using TWRP
You said something about flash SuperSU alongside this. I don't recall having to do that before, can you provide a little more info?
Do I need to reinstall gapps, and if so, is it the same as I used before, gapps-kk-20140606-signed.zip?
And a couple more easy questions I could probably find by searching... how do I install that twrp....img file, can I do that thru clockwork... and how do I get into clockwork anyway, I remember it was holding some volume key during power or something but last time I tried to guess weird things happened with robots getting operations and such so if you happen to know the right keys/etc that would be convenient... will twrp replace clockwork and have the same keys to get boot to it, if not, what keys?
And last but not least... when CM11 M13 finally comes out, will I be able to upgrade to that from this, or perhaps because of the stuff you've taken from CM12 (f2fs/zram/etc) maybe I can't, or maybe I can if I set the filesystem back to default with TWRP first? How bout if one day I decide to use Lollipop (which I may never do anyway as I understand it's only recommended for phones with more than 1GB memory), will I be able to upgrade to CM12 the same way as regular CM11 user? I'd always used official stuff so this unofficial is making me nervous, but I really want my google stuff working right again and my battery to last all day like it used to...

Wait what wiki told you to use CWM for xt926!? CM's wiki?

enigma9o7 said:
Thanks much for building this!
Forgive my ignorance, I've been using CM11 a while but other than the initial installation in which I followed wiki instructions, have only ever updated thru the phone. But since there hasn't been an update in a couple months, I'm considering installing this, particularly to solve the google service problems. If it makes the phone faster with better file system and ram stuff, that's a bonus, although concerned that might cause problems in the future. I don't fully understand what you mean by messed up build and odexed user stuff means. Basically I wonder can I just install this on top of the latest CM11 nightly without issues ("dirty flash")? My "recovery" is recovery-clockwork-6.0.4.4-xt926 clock but I only used that cuz that was what the wiki said, I've never used it since the initial install.
If the answer is yes, and I understand your post right, these are the install steps:
1. Download cm-11-20150408-UNOFFICIAL_f2fs-moto_msm8960_jbbl.zip
2. Download & install TWRP-2.8.6.0-20150408-cm11_f2fs-moto_msm8960_jbbl.img
3. Change filesystem of /cache and /data to f2fs using TWRP
4. Install cm-11-20150408-UNOFFICIAL_f2fs-moto_msm8960_jbbl.zip using TWRP
You said something about flash SuperSU alongside this. I don't recall having to do that before, can you provide a little more info?
Do I need to reinstall gapps, and if so, is it the same as I used before, gapps-kk-20140606-signed.zip?
And a couple more easy questions I could probably find by searching... how do I install that twrp....img file, can I do that thru clockwork... and how do I get into clockwork anyway, I remember it was holding some volume key during power or something but last time I tried to guess weird things happened with robots getting operations and such so if you happen to know the right keys/etc that would be convenient... will twrp replace clockwork and have the same keys to get boot to it, if not, what keys?
And last but not least... when CM11 M13 finally comes out, will I be able to upgrade to that from this, or perhaps because of the stuff you've taken from CM12 (f2fs/zram/etc) maybe I can't, or maybe I can if I set the filesystem back to default with TWRP first? How bout if one day I decide to use Lollipop (which I may never do anyway as I understand it's only recommended for phones with more than 1GB memory), will I be able to upgrade to CM12 the same way as regular CM11 user? I'd always used official stuff so this unofficial is making me nervous, but I really want my google stuff working right again and my battery to last all day like it used to...
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I agree with @arrrghhh you should use what your device maintainers recommend you use. I would also recommend you looking at what bootloader you have before trying this as there are KKBL builds in a different thread on I believe the RHD section. Odexed is like what you get from the manufacturer. It has .apk and odex files in it. odex assist the apk files. 6.0.4.4 is outdated, as 6.0.5.1 is the most recent. The install method you just recited is exactly what the OP just said. Per the OP, SU was not built into the 4/8 ROM, so you need to flash it as well. Yes you should be able to flash that Gapps, you just have to update your Gapps after finishing setup via playstore. Lollipop is able to be used on your device, as it currently has official builds. 5.0 had issues, 5.1 just got its official release yesterday. As far as unofficial builds go, I refer you to epinter and krystianp who both took an older device and provided unofficial updates that were very stable, despite the neverending work on a custom kernel. Furthermore, you can go talk to Quarx about unofficial builds, since his builds has been running the Defy for years. So being nervous about an unofficial build is like saying you're nervous about using a generic brand of something vs the more publicized item. Battery life will always be an issue if you have a bad setup (wifi and bt on all the time, max bright screen, hrs of listening to music or streaming, etc.)

@enigma9o7 Personally, I can't wait to do an unofficial cm11 build based on the cm11 m13 code base - with f2fs, and I expect, by then, zram (if it proves useful on cm11 at all - this thing works unreasonably well to begin with ). So I wouldn't worry about m13, as I'm pretty sure to release a parallel build on its side.
Now, I'm a bit impaired re. testing equipment atm but I have a mind to keep building this weekly or so anyway, while I judge the commits to be low-risk, and resume the riskier stuff once I get the new toy. Was away from Dublin this week, hence from my home PC , but that gets fixed tonight...

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@enigma9o7 Personally, I can't wait to do an unofficial cm11 build based on the cm11 m13 code base - with f2fs, and I expect, by then, zram (if it proves useful on cm11 at all - this thing works unreasonably well to begin with ). So I wouldn't worry about m13, as I'm pretty sure to release a parallel build on its side.
Now, I'm a bit impaired re. testing equipment atm but I have a mind to keep building this weekly or so anyway, while I judge the commits to be low-risk, and resume the riskier stuff once I get the new toy. Was away from Dublin this week, hence from my home PC , but that gets fixed tonight...
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One question i did have that i was wondering, when you built the kernel, did you set it up for GSM, CDMA, or both? I know we've talked via pm about things, but i've gotten it to boot up with your kernel, but no signal and baseband unknown
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palmbeach05 said:
One question i did have that i was wondering, when you built the kernel, did you set it up for GSM, CDMA, or both? I know we've talked via pm about things, but i've gotten it to boot up with your kernel, but no signal and baseband unknown
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Mmm will have to check. For me it's working in the EU using GSM/HSPA on the xt897 with the SIM mod.
I used the stock config from the cm12.1 xt897 kernel - I'll have to diff that with the cm11 one.
Another possibility is that it wouldn't work because of SElinux mismatches between kernel and userland. The following has to be in the fstab:
Code:
/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/modem /firmware ext4 ro,nosuid,nodev,noatime,nodiratime,barrier=1,[b]context=u:object_r:radio_efs_file:s0[/b] wait,check
If it doesn't, on the xt897 you get no WiFi, but I expect results might vary by device
All I'm saying is, it might or might not be a kernel config, would have to check when I get to my PC.

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I used the stock config from the cm12.1 xt897 kernel - I'll have to diff that with the cm11 one.
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I reviewed the entire changelog from cm-11.0 to HEAD, and couldn't find anything that looked even remotely radio-related, so I reckon it's most likely the SElinux thing. And now that I built a TWRP that has a chance of running on AHD, I guess you could tell me whether that's the case

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Wait what wiki told you to use CWM for xt926!? CM's wiki?
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Yep, pretty sure. All started a year ago when I was looking for an android smartphone with a keyboard, this one was rated best, wikipedia itself said CM was required for kitkat, so looked into CM, found their installation wiki http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_xt897 which step #2 is install clockworkmod recovery. Right now if I follow the link it leads to recovery-clockwork-6.0.1.3-asanti.img, but I'm pretty sure at the time I originally installed it lead to that version I used, which did work fine for installing CM as I do have it installed. But it's possible something else lead me to that version, I can't really remember for 100% sure, but I definitely started from CMs wiki.
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palmbeach05 said:
I would also recommend you looking at what bootloader you have before trying this as there are KKBL builds in a different thread on I believe the RHD section
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The install method you just recited is exactly what the OP just said. Per the OP, SU was not built into the 4/8 ROM, so you need to flash it as well.
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Yes you should be able to flash that Gapps, you just have to update your Gapps after finishing setup via playstore.
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So being nervous about an unofficial build is like saying you're nervous about using a generic brand of something vs the more publicized item.
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Thanks. My understanding is there is no KKBL for Photon Q anyway, but anyways I've always used the msm...jbbl roms.
Okay, will add installing SU to install steps.
Since I already have that version of gapps, my question is do I need to reinstall it then update everything. Shouldn't it already be good? I didn't have to reinstall gapps with the official nightlies, so want to know if I really need to for this.
My concern with unofficial is not that I dont trust it or think it's less stable, just that it may make it more difficult in future to upgrade or get back onto official path as I may not be able to follow the same steps as everyone else.
I'm still unsure if it's okay to dirty flash over CM11 nightly. I do actually use my phone for work so don't want to mess it up... but really want google stuff working again and can't keep waiting forever for official cm11.

enigma9o7 said:
Yep, pretty sure. All started a year ago when I was looking for an android smartphone with a keyboard, this one was rated best, wikipedia itself said CM was required for kitkat, so looked into CM, found their installation wiki http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Install_CM_for_xt897 which step #2 is install clockworkmod recovery. Right now if I follow the link it leads to recovery-clockwork-6.0.1.3-asanti.img, but I'm pretty sure at the time I originally installed it lead to that version I used, which did work fine for installing CM as I do have it installed. But it's possible something else lead me to that version, I can't really remember for 100% sure, but I definitely started from CMs wiki.
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Thanks. My understanding is there is no KKBL for Photon Q anyway, but anyways I've always used the msm...jbbl roms.
Okay, will add installing SU to install steps.
Since I already have that version of gapps, my question is do I need to reinstall it then update everything. Shouldn't it already be good? I didn't have to reinstall gapps with the official nightlies, so want to know if I really need to for this.
My concern with unofficial is not that I dont trust it or think it's less stable, just that it may make it more difficult in future to upgrade or get back onto official path as I may not be able to follow the same steps as everyone else.
I'm still unsure if it's okay to dirty flash over CM11 nightly. I do actually use my phone for work so don't want to mess it up... but really want google stuff working again and can't keep waiting forever for official cm11.
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Yes, you can dirty flash this ontop of an existing CM11 after switching /data and /cache from ext4 to f2fs. Gapps will be fine since they install on the /system partition.
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Switched to Carbon, but preserved most of the goodies from CM; links in the first post.
Also added a note on how to hack your radio to disable CDMA/LTE - so you could go with this phone in the US and never register on Sprint's network (unless they have a GSM/WCDMA network in place too, which should be fine).

I decided to give it a try with your latest CM11. I installed the TWRP from your first post, was able to backup fine, but don't see how to reformat as f2fs....

enigma9o7 said:
I decided to give it a try with your latest CM11. I installed the TWRP from your first post, was able to backup fine, but don't see how to reformat as f2fs....
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There should be an option to wipe things, go there
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palmbeach05 said:
There should be an option to wipe things, go there
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Thanks, found it.
And now I'm stuck. But I bet it's an easy solution.
I changed filesystems, restored data & cache, installed cm (04/27), installed superuser (wasnt sure if needed, but figured it couldnt hurt), and I booted.
No wifi or phone service but I'm hoping the last step will fix that, restoring sdcard0. However, I can't figure out how to copy that back. I used ES File Explorer to copy it to a folder in sdcard1 before I started. But now I can't paste it back to /storage, always told copy fails. There is a 0 byte file called sdcard0 there, if I delete it, it comes back. Since it's not a directory I can't change to it and copy the contents of my previous save into it... I tried deleting it and making a folder called sdcard0 before it recreated the 0 byte file but that failed too.
I thought maybe I'd try command line, but I'm no expert there... I su'd and tried similar things as in EX but similar results.
I thought I'd try to copy it back with TWRPs file manager, but I couldn't figure out where to put it, there was no /storage directory, so I tried putting it in / and that started copying for a while but before it was done it rebooted and just hung at the TeamWin screen until I powered off...
So yeah. Dunno how to restore sdcard0. Help please....
edit: maybe superuser doesn't work? I tried to use default "file manager" and it wont let me switch to root mode. Then I noticed that while trying ES File Manager again I didnt see the popup about "root granted" or something like that that I normally see. But superuser is installed, its in the apps menu and runs and a quick look thru the settings seems okay to me, but I don't recall ever setting anything before.
edit2: I'm giving up and going to try to go back to last cm11 nightly and hope my phone starts working again. I tried reflashing multiple times, eventually tried supersu instead of superuser and that worked to get root explorer working, but I still couldn't copy over sdcard0 using ES anyway, but using default filemanager I could start (although I hate that filemanager cuz I dont know how to change directories, usually have to tap about 15 times before it opens a folder), but it would always start then reboot before it finished. So I still dunno how to copy that back.

enigma9o7 said:
No wifi or phone service but I'm hoping the last step will fix that, restoring sdcard0. However, I can't figure out how to copy that back. I used ES File Explorer to copy it to a folder in sdcard1 before I started. But now I can't paste it back to /storage, always told copy fails. There is a 0 byte file called sdcard0 there, if I delete it, it comes back. Since it's not a directory I can't change to it and copy the contents of my previous save into it... I tried deleting it and making a folder called sdcard0 before it recreated the 0 byte file but that failed too.
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Superuser is probably not a smart choice on KK. Use SuperSU instead.
The very first boot is somehow handled differently - I discovered this when I worked on integrating SuperSU into a catch-all zip of mine (alongside Windows Mobile ringtones, Midnight Commander, patched hosts, and a few other goodies). I got no radio with my package, but if I flased SuperSU instead, it worked.
It took me a coupe of tries to find the culprit - a flag file in /etc that SuperSU created after the first boot (and I attempted to create that from my zip). Made my zip not create that, and bang! everything worked just fine. Btw, removing that file after the first boot had no effect, the phone'd be screwed until you wiped /data.
Now, the fact that SuperSU handles the first boot differently kinda makes me think that older su's might very well not work (properly) on KK - and what you're reporting seems to confirm that.
I would strongly suggest going Carbon instead; that includes a working su. It's essentially CM with a different boot logo and a good few extra customization options (which you can safely ignore if you're not into that sort of thing).
So if you didn't go back yet, try either
flashing carbon and being done with it, everything will work;
flash the cm rom alongside supersu, not any other root app,
Either way, root will work, phone will work, and you'll be able to copy stuff around to your heart's desire.
As for a FM, I strongly suggest an app called Total Commander. The UI is atrocious as of late (the author is obviously better at coding than designing icons ), but it' probably the most complete FM solution for Android, bar none. And it's free, without adds; wait til you try it in landscape
I'm sorry for you inconvenience, but I also somehow feel it's earned - the OP said SuperSU back before Carbon replaced CM; because that's what I was using, and it worked for me - no guarantees if you went your own way. I've re-added the limitation and made it bold+orange in the CM part of the post (Carbon has its own, fully working, su).

Added the 2015.05.03 build of Carbon; links to 2015.04.30 removed.
At this stage, CM users should have everything they liked about CM, already compiled in (except for WhisperPush, the point of which I don't quite see).
Changelog from 2015.04.30:
added Calendar (!!!) - why on earth would the Carbon guys build an ROM without this?!
built on gcc-4.8.x-sabermod-20150429
added CMWallpapers, Video Editor
added the previously-missed vim, unrar, zip and gdbserver
synced with upstream; in particular, there was a noteworthy GPU memory allocation improvement in the kernel
Todo:
add an app for messing with the NV settings (enable/disable bands, enable/disable US GSM lockdown)
enable zram.

Added the 2015.05.05 build of Carbon; links to 2015.05.03/04 removed.
Changelog from 2015.05.04:
set default governor to msm-dcvs - better out-of-box performance
imported the cm-12.1 init support (including swap enabling)
Changelog from 2015.05.03:
support for fstab alternatives, cm12-style (my own code in fs_mgr); now you can use the ROM with either f2fs or ext4 for /cache and /data
massively improved FS performance for both ext4 and f2fs - tuned the fstab settings for best performance;
added radio-tool to enable/disable US GSM lock and groups of radio bands (CDMAs, US GSM/HSPA, EU GSM/HSPA, Sprint LTE, Verizon LTE) - see spoiler in first post
Todo:
figure out why swapping doesn't want to start, despite the device being there and mkswap succeeding (error -16).
Updating the recovery to a 20150505 build is highly recommended.

[Q&A] CyanogenMod 12.1 for Photon Q

Q&A for CyanogenMod 12.1 for Photon Q
Some developers prefer that questions remain separate from their main development thread to help keep things organized. Placing your question within this thread will increase its chances of being answered by a member of the community or by the developer.
Before posting, please use the forum search and read through the discussion thread for CyanogenMod 12.1 for Photon Q. If you can't find an answer, post it here, being sure to give as much information as possible (firmware version, steps to reproduce, logcat if available) so that you can get help.
Thanks for understanding and for helping to keep XDA neat and tidy!

Boot stuck and Bootlooping -fix
Sweet merciful crap. I just got through a 5 hour fight with my Photon Q trying to bring it up to cm-12.1.
In a nutshell, I figured the advise not to dirty flash 12.1 on top of 12 was defunct once it started showing up in the nightlies. Be warned - it is not. Your experience may mirror mine and you'll get stuck at boot.
What's worse is that when I went into TWRP-2.8.6.0 recovery and attempted to do a wipe of data/cache, it started making a mess of my partitions. Not able to mount /data, not able to mount /cache... No matter what order, or selection in the Advanced wipe, it seemed to be making more and more of a brick out of my device as I tried.
I followed some advise I found that suggested newer TWRP versions had problems with wiping on the Photon Q, and to try CWM recovery or stock recovery. Tried CWM to wipe, no dice, similar problems. Spent a good deal of time trying to find the stock recovery somewhere; I think I reached the end of the internet and it's not there.
Then I started trying older versions of TWRP found here:
http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/asanti
Then things got really bad. Every one of the ones I tried with "asanti_c" in the name bootlooped (tried about 5 of them). The battery started getting low and I couldn't flash the recovery any more from the bootloader, and it would seem the phone won't take a charge while in bootloader mode. So I had to let it bootloop while it charged, which of course took a long time because all the bootlooping was keeping the battery taxed.
Finally I flashed this one, 'cause I figured my phone was a brick anyway:
openrecovery-twrp-2.2.2.2-asanti.img
It started up. It was also happy to restore/wipe my data, cache, and system partitions. Back to the bootloader, flash back to TWRP 2.8.6.0, install the nightly cm-12.1 and appropriate gapps. This time no errors about partitions, everything seemed clean. Sure enough, boot it up normally, wait about 8 minutes on the flashy Android face, and it does the fold/drop thing and proceeds with the initial boot sequence.
So be careful everyone! I hope at least someone comes here and finds this if they've "Bricked" their photon Q, and that it saves them from the depths of despair that I found myself in! If only I'd have seen this trick in this thread, I would have been back up and running in 30 minutes or less!
Best wishes with your upgrades/recovery!
kabaldan said:
For now, just a test build before the official cm-12.1 nightlies for Photon Q will be enabled.
Download link (cm-12.1-20150405-UNOFFICIAL-xt897): http://d-h.st/2ul
Gapps (use gapps-lpmr1-...): http://d-h.st/users/dhacker29/?fld_id=27426#files
TWRP 2.8.6.0 recovery for xt897: http://d-h.st/lEHx
(feel free to provide mirrors on other/better file hosts)
Device specific source repos:
motorola/xt897: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_motorola_xt897/tree/cm-12.1
motorola/msm8960_jbbl-common: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_motorola_msm8960_jbbl-common/tree/cm-12.1
motorola/qcom-common: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_motorola_qcom-common/tree/cm-12.1
kernel: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_motorola_msm8960-common/tree/cm-12.1
Please note:
Since CM12, the Motorola 2012 msm8960 device line has been de-unified again, so moto_msm8960/moto_msm8960_jbbl builds are dead. Use xt897 specific builds when you go beyond CM11.
GSM users (SIM card mod):
Please switch the Settings>Mobile networks>Preferred network type to 'GSM/WCDMA auto' or 'GSM/WCDMA preferred' from 'Global' for correct modem functionality on GSM networks.
What's new in cm-12.1 for xt897:
Lollipop turned out to be very RAM demanding. 1GB RAM devices seem to be below the limit of what lollipop actually needs.
To overcome this issue, 256MB of RAM has been dedicated to zram (compressed swap living in RAM). Zram can give us a bit more of effectively usable RAM space.
To speed-up the zram operations, kernel has been updated to the latest zram code with support for the fast lz4 compression.
Another new kernel addition is cpu-boost driver that can boost cpu frequency e.g. when input events are happening (touch screen interaction) regardless of cpu governor in use.
Known issues:
- USB audio output (analogue) via USB>audio Y-cable (Motorola Car Dock/EMU audio) is not working correctly yet
- USB audio DACs/sound cards connected as USB OTG peripheral do not work correctly yet
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I don't know that my posts are even going to be seen because I haven't made 10+ posts here yet and therefore it keeps throwing me to this Q&A thread. Regardless, I will try.
I'm now running the 12.1 4-21 nightly.
After my first initial struggle to get 12.1 installed/running, I found that I didn't actually have a data connection once I got out of wifi range.
Took many trials and lots of time to figure this out. Turns out that some of the AT&T APN's are missing "hipri" which they apparently need to work. Once I added that, I got my data connection.
Now I'm have a problem reliably connecting to AT&T. This wasn't the case with 12.0 at all, connected quickly every time. After a reboot, it keeps cycling trying to connect and quickly failing. I have to fight with it in the network selection settings. Eventually it'll succeed at a manual scan where I can select AT&T, or it will succeed at an automatic selection. This seems odd because when I run an adb logcat, it does seem to be trying to connect to AT&T on its own. So whether it would eventually connect on it's own and the busy work of me fighting with the network selection settings just makes me feel better some how that I'm fixing it, I'm not sure yet.
I can also confirm that the lock page says "No Service" even when the network is connected including data.
I hope these things help someone else out and perhaps lead to a fix. Happy to try stuff out or run a trace if it would help, just let me know.

I had exactly the same issues when trying to flash CM 12.1 (Not able to mount /data, not able to mount /cache... )
Fixed this by manually formatting each partition at one time. I also changed data and cache to f2fs
No need to go with older TWRP
But I still have the connection issues exactly as you describe in your second post.
I'm running Freedompop (on top of Sprint network)

By manually formatting, what do you mean? Did you use TWRP Wipe-Advanced and just select the partitions one at a time? That wasn't working for me for some reason, it kept on messing up the partitions and failing. What version of TWRP are you using, is it the latest 2.8.6.0 or...?
You're brave to go with f2fs. Do you feel it's performing better?
Just to clarify on the network provider point - I did the simcard hack to my Photon Q, this is how I am able to run it with AT&T. Interesting that the problem I described happens with the native CDMA/Sprint network as well.
I hope we get a fix for the connectivity issue soon. I feel a little uneasy praying that the phone doesn't lose its connection or reboot for fear that I can't get it connected again in a reasonable period of time.
turbozapekanka said:
I had exactly the same issues when trying to flash CM 12.1 (Not able to mount /data, not able to mount /cache... )
Fixed this by manually formatting each partition at one time. I also changed data and cache to f2fs
No need to go with older TWRP
But I still have the connection issues exactly as you describe in your second post.
I'm running Freedompop (on top of Sprint network)
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Yes, I used 2.8.6.0
I don't remember exact steps I performed, but the idea is to get rid of that "Not able to mount" errors.
I also performed Wipe->Format Data while trying to get rid of that errors. Not sure if it was necessary.
So after several unsuccessful attempts I finally I decided to change /cache to f2fs, and this is where I noticed, that the error is gone! So I just repeat the same steps (Wipe->Advanced Wipe) for all partitions (changing to f2fs for /cache and /data partitions only)
The key was to select only one partition at a time! when I checked several, I get "Not able to mount" error for some partitions. I think it is TWRP bug.
And just an hour ago I flashed latest nightly CM12.1 build (4-22) and it looks like the Network connectivity issue is also solved! (UPDATE: NO IT IS NOT, still loosing connectivity periodically, and Exclamation sign appears)
I did not notice any change to f2fs but I have nothing to compare with, I switched to CM just after I received the phone. (I bought it from Freedompop for $25)

I have a feeling that your selection of f2fs for your cache and data partitions influenced your success with wiping. I attempted the same process numerous times, but without changing the partition file system, and was unable to get all the partitions to a proper state with TWRP 2.8.6.0.
I didn't see anything in the changelog (http://www.cmxlog.com/12.1/xt897/) that would suggest a fix was included for the connectivity problem in either the 4/22 or 4/23 nightly so I haven't tried updating just yet, preferring instead to try to prolong my existing connection until there is more hope that when I reboot I will be able to connect without struggling with it.
It's too bad we're not able to participate in the main thread as there is a more active discussion going on there. I suspect this is just a parking lot. Perhaps if we keep posting our ongoing findings here for a couple of more days we'll get over 10 posts and be able to generate some more activity on these issues.
turbozapekanka said:
Yes, I used 2.8.6.0
I don't remember exact steps I performed, but the idea is to get rid of that "Not able to mount" errors.
I also performed Wipe->Format Data while trying to get rid of that errors. Not sure if it was necessary.
So after several unsuccessful attempts I finally I decided to change /cache to f2fs, and this is where I noticed, that the error is gone! So I just repeat the same steps (Wipe->Advanced Wipe) for all partitions (changing to f2fs for /cache and /data partitions only)
The key was to select only one partition at a time! when I checked several, I get "Not able to mount" error for some partitions. I think it is TWRP bug.
And just an hour ago I flashed latest nightly CM12.1 build (4-22) and it looks like the Network connectivity issue is also solved! (UPDATE: NO IT IS NOT, still loosing connectivity periodically, and Exclamation sign appears)
I did not notice any change to f2fs but I have nothing to compare with, I switched to CM just after I received the phone. (I bought it from Freedompop for $25)
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timekiller_9 said:
It's too bad we're not able to participate in the main thread as there is a more active discussion going on there. I suspect this is just a parking lot. Perhaps if we keep posting our ongoing findings here for a couple of more days we'll get over 10 posts and be able to generate some more activity on these issues.
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The Q&A thread is no different from the other thread. I don't think the maintainer cares if you post questions in the dev thread, but some maintainers can get annoyed by that. That's the whole point of the Q&A thread, to ask questions... The dev thread is "supposed" to be for development discussion only, although that seems to rarely happen.

Thanks for the tips arrrghhh.
Other than to confirm that others have similar issues and it's not a matter of something I'm doing wrong, I don't really have any questions. There are a couple of pretty serious bugs in CM 12.1 for the Photon Q. I would like to participate in the development of fixes in so much as I can. I'm not likely to be able to pinpoint where in the code things are broken as that would take some pretty serious time familiarizing myself with the layout. That said, I am a systems engineer by trade and feel comfortable running all sorts of tests/traces.
arrrghhh said:
The Q&A thread is no different from the other thread. I don't think the maintainer cares if you post questions in the dev thread, but some maintainers can get annoyed by that. That's the whole point of the Q&A thread, to ask questions... The dev thread is "supposed" to be for development discussion only, although that seems to rarely happen.
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Hey turbozapekanka,
Check out my latest response in the main (albeit meant for development, it's where the real action is) thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/photon-q-4g-lte/development/cyanogenmod-12-1-photon-q-t3073781/page5
I'm not sure if it'll work for CDMA but you may wish to try it. It would be good data to know if your problem lies elsewhere in any case.
Good luck!
turbozapekanka said:
Yes, I used 2.8.6.0
I don't remember exact steps I performed, but the idea is to get rid of that "Not able to mount" errors.
I also performed Wipe->Format Data while trying to get rid of that errors. Not sure if it was necessary.
So after several unsuccessful attempts I finally I decided to change /cache to f2fs, and this is where I noticed, that the error is gone! So I just repeat the same steps (Wipe->Advanced Wipe) for all partitions (changing to f2fs for /cache and /data partitions only)
The key was to select only one partition at a time! when I checked several, I get "Not able to mount" error for some partitions. I think it is TWRP bug.
And just an hour ago I flashed latest nightly CM12.1 build (4-22) and it looks like the Network connectivity issue is also solved! (UPDATE: NO IT IS NOT, still loosing connectivity periodically, and Exclamation sign appears)
I did not notice any change to f2fs but I have nothing to compare with, I switched to CM just after I received the phone. (I bought it from Freedompop for $25)
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wifi
Has anybody problems with Wifi?
i cant turn it on. Its off in the extended Settings is the Message "Wifi ist activating" but nothing happens

Do you guys have any idea on why we got 'no new update' message from settings/update, even though we have an obvious nightly update? http://www.cmxlog.com/12.1/xt897/

palmwangja said:
Do you guys have any idea on why we got 'no new update' message from settings/update, even though we have an obvious nightly update? http://www.cmxlog.com/12.1/xt897/
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It's a server side issue affecting all cm12.1 devices, should be fixed soon.

Has anyone's 'long press volume keys for playback control' stopped working? When my screen is off the volume keys don't seek tracks like they did in a previous nightly.
Also ,does smart lock work for you guys? I can see the option but can't seem to get it to recognise NFC or my face.

hi.
Will cm12.1 support all f2fs file? It is the system / data / cache all formats into f2fs, thanks.

hhvstp said:
Will cm12.1 support all f2fs file? It is the system / data / cache all formats into f2fs, thanks.
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CM12 supports it, I would imagine 12.1 does as well...
Heck, there is a CM11 build floating around with support for it.

12.1 Sprint CDMA access
Since I haven't posted much, I could not reply to the thread, but here's what I did to get 3G data back.
Installed the 05/01/2015 12.1 build.
Edited the build.prop file
changed ro.carrier=
to
ro.carrier=Sprint
rebooted - and I now have data.......
Not sure "why" that worked, but It hasn't up until I made that change....

apns-conf.xml issues
Compared to CM11, several of the entries in the /system/etc/apns-conf.xml file from CM12.1 are missing the "default" type. This makes it impossible to actually select the APN settings for Ting, Credo and Sprint MMS. For instance, I'm on Ting and changing:
type="mms"
to:
type="default,mms"
And then deleting /data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/databases/telephony.db and rebooting made it possible for me to select TIng. Previously there was no radio button next to the entry.
I still have the problem where the "Access Point Names" menu usually says "Access Point Name settings are not available for this user" most of the time but now when I *am* able to enter that menu I can at least select the right APN setting.
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GreeGreeCreedle said:
Since I haven't posted much, I could not reply to the thread, but here's what I did to get 3G data back.
Installed the 05/01/2015 12.1 build.
Edited the build.prop file
changed ro.carrier=
to
ro.carrier=Sprint
rebooted - and I now have data.......
Not sure "why" that worked, but It hasn't up until I made that change....
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Nice catch. It looks like ro.boot.carrier is set correctly but for some reason ro.carrier is unknown.

hi.
CM12.1 experience to perform part of the game will be LAG, turn off the sound, then you can ease, what is the problem?

millertoo said:
Compared to CM11, several of the entries in the /system/etc/apns-conf.xml file from CM12.1 are missing the "default" type. This makes it impossible to actually select the APN settings for Ting, Credo and Sprint MMS. For instance, I'm on Ting and changing:
type="mms"
to:
type="default,mms"
And then deleting /data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/databases/telephony.db and rebooting made it possible for me to select TIng. Previously there was no radio button next to the entry.
I still have the problem where the "Access Point Names" menu usually says "Access Point Name settings are not available for this user" most of the time but now when I *am* able to enter that menu I can at least select the right APN setting.
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Nice catch. It looks like ro.boot.carrier is set correctly but for some reason ro.carrier is unknown.
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I don't have this device but hopefully this post helps those with apn issues. If I toggled network mode to lte only, the apn listings would actually show.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=61070073

[Q] Someone want to create a thread for a Lollipop ROM?

I have created a mostly-functional build of OmniRom 5.1 (Lollipop) for the T959V
However, I don't have enough posts to post in the development section or to put in links. Does somebody want to do this for me? If so, let me know.
The current status of it is:
What works
Taking pictures (very laggy switching between FFC and rear)
RIL
SMS
Data
Recovery
Bluetooth
Wifi
Vibration
Powered-off charging animation
Flash from BML
What is definitely not working
App to SD - not working on i9000 either, complains about insufficient space fixed in git
Tv-out as Omni's aries-common has removed it
Video recording - only captures fuzz fixed in git
What is untested
Everything else
What is probably not working
Microphone mute option doesn't work during calls - not working on i9000
GPS - I actually have a T959P, not a T959V... It was released by Telus in Canada. It is a very similar device (I can run ROMs for the T959V with limited problems - ie sometimes I get wakelocks and the gps never works), it has a different GPS chipset (hence why I have no clue on the status of the GPS) and also uses different cell bands (but I can still use your guys modems but I lose access to the 850Mhz band). I have created a build specifically for the T959V as best as I can guess from teamacid and others' device trees.
Selinux is set to permissive as I don't know how to create the proper policies for the GPS.
For a download and more information, see drive.google.com*open?id=0B7vXjzo0Hj-ifm1KQWNYam9FYWdnaFlXZU5LVnVVSzJxYVU3eHlWZGR1VVNZUWk1V1QzOUk (replace "*" with "/")
Source code can be seen under my github account (username is xc-racer99 there as well) under the android-5.1 and android-5.1-t959v branches

Ooooomg ...im wait ....is amazing the new proyect .....thanks thanks

Quick update:
I've got the video record to work properly now as well as being able to move apps to the SD card.
Selinux is left!
Should I upload a build?

Sure...I have a spare phone somewhere that I can test it. Do you have a Gapps package to go along with the ROM? As far as GPS is concerned, back when Beanstalk 4.4.2 was being worked on, a patch was developed to make GPS work...I'll have to root around in my files and see if I can dig it up...I think the developer deleted all the Beanstalk threads for some reason or another.

Yeah, I took the GPS files from CM-11.0 but I can't test if they work. With regards to the Selinux portion of things, only some parts of it were being enforced in KitKat while everything is now being enforced in Lollipop. GPS was not enforced in KitKat so the policies for it were not in place.
I haven't tried any gapps on it yet but I would recommend trying any of the three from the Omni i9000 thread
forum.xda-developers.com*galaxy-s-i9000/i9000-development/rom-t3054101 (again, replace "*" with "/")
I'll upload a new build as soon as I can verify that it boots - it fixes several issues such as apps2sd and camera that weren't working in the one I already have uploaded.
Also, I'm curious as to what the command "cat /sys/class/sec/gps/hwrev" shows. In CM11, one of the GPS files check this and depending on what it shows it loads a different file. Does this mean that there are two hardware variants of the SGS4G?

Alright, new build uploaded. Follow the "link" from my first post, the build is under the Galaxy S 4G (T959V) folder. Selinux is still disabled, no extra policies have been implemented. Apps2sd and video camera should work.
For flash instructions, just do a data wipe beforehand. You should be able to flash from any CWM 5.0+ or TWRP, regardless of BML/MTD status
Been looking at the gps a bit more, seems that TeamAcid's CM11 did it slightly differently than most other KitKat roms in that it has both a gpsd and a samsung-gpsd. Do you know what beanstalk used? It would be so much easier if it didn't have the samsung-gpsd... However, we still have the funky init.d gps script which checks the hardware revision....

xc-racer99 said:
Alright, new build uploaded. Follow the "link" from my first post, the build is under the Galaxy S 4G (T959V) folder. Selinux is still disabled, no extra policies have been implemented. Apps2sd and video camera should work.
For flash instructions, just do a data wipe beforehand. You should be able to flash from any CWM 5.0+ or TWRP, regardless of BML/MTD status
Been looking at the gps a bit more, seems that TeamAcid's CM11 did it slightly differently than most other KitKat roms in that it has both a gpsd and a samsung-gpsd. Do you know what beanstalk used? It would be so much easier if it didn't have the samsung-gpsd... However, we still have the funky init.d gps script which checks the hardware revision....
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Link shows Not Found Error 404

Sammpls said:
Link shows Not Found Error 404
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Sorry about that, I guess i screwed it up somehow.
Try this link:
drive.google.com*open?id=0B7vXjzo0Hj-ifm1KQWNYam9FYWdnaFlXZU5LVnVVSzJxYVU3eHlWZGR1VVNZUWk1V1QzOUk replacing the "*" with a "/"
Seeing as this is my 10th post, I think I'll probably try to open an actual thread for this project. If I do, I'll post a link to it here.

Doesn't work... Why use google drive when there are others better for uploading your files.
xc-racer99 said:
Sorry about that, I guess i screwed it up somehow.
Try this link:
drive.google.com*open?id=0B7vXjzo0Hj-ifm1KQWNYam9FYWdnaFlXZU5LVnVVSzJxYVU3eHlWZGR1VVNZUWk1V1QzOUk replacing the "*" with a "/"
Seeing as this is my 10th post, I think I'll probably try to open an actual thread for this project. If I do, I'll post a link to it here.
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Sammpls said:
Doesn't work... Why use google drive when there are others better for uploading your files.
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I was using Google Drive as its something I have an account for already and has plenty of space on. Do you have a suggestion of a site I should use? In the meantime, a direct link to the file is https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7vXjzo0Hj-iZ0YtQTdoTG5KVW8/view?usp=sharing Hopefully this works...

Google Drive isn't bad at all. I was suggesting that you use another cloud service for uploading the files if it didn't work. (which i didin't do a really good job telling you that)
Thanks, that link works!

Alright, I have opened a devDB thread at http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal...official-omnirom-5-1-galaxy-s-4g-sgh-t3146611
Please post anything there and do not use this thread as I will not be monitoring it.

Google drive is at least better than Mega(especially if you use non top-end devices).

Important. For those who are using AOSP/AICP 7.0 ROM

1.Okay so, in this thread I'm going to post a fix for the infamous mobile data bug I.e mobile data which stubbornly refuses to turn on until restart
2. Substratum weird notification toasts after installing dark themes in which the lowercase y,g,q are incompletely rendered or else, in simple terms, they look weird because the lines don't seem to fit the toast
3. Only 2g bug
3. Overheating bug and battery drain
4. People who are sceptical about doze
5. No sim detected problem
6.Video recording bug
7. And if any more bugs, please mention. The above ones are all fixable although 5th and 1st require some workaround.
Important note. : to make sure that you don't encounter any sim card problem, clean flash this ROM only if you have flashed the official ROMs
Fixes :
1. Install any cm13 nightly. Dial *#*#4636#*#* and change the network type to WCDMA(3G) Preferred (or any G according to your choice). I recommend this step as a must because it hardwires the device to use all of types of desired networks and not enforce only 2g. Also, *please note to insert the data sim in the first slot only* in order to properly use this functionality.
If you are done with the above step, congrats, 80% of the work is already done. Open root explorer and go to /system/etc/apnconfig.XML (something related to APN and I'm sure it'll be the first file). Copy the file and save it somewhere in the internal or external memory.
Now flash android 7.0 and replace the same file in /system/etc/ and set the permission to read only I.e disable every right to write that file.
(This will work in most cases. If not then its a modem issue perhaps )
Edit : I found a new fix. Change the APN name to EE
and APN to everywhere
2. Go to display, change the display size to large and text size to small.
3. Flash the latest ROM of AOSP and disable clusterplug. There's already a tutorial on it in moto x play section. Please google it also govtuner is reportedly working.
4.doze works and phone goes to deep sleep. Observed via EX kernel manager
5.flash the stock ROM properly and then reflash this. Also possibly this is due to .70 volte update. So make sure you use the .52 update before flashing this ROM
6.use google camera and set the quality to 720p
7.you mention.
I'm no developer and I love to experiment. I'll make it a point to experiment on any other bugs if present
Thank you and please post your opinions.

Update : I disabled the aggressive doze in greenify and the data seems to work with the normal apn settings 'apparently'. Although this is the case with android n only. I didn't face this whole using cm13
Also I recommend periodic clearing of partition cache

This is definitely posted in the wrong section. What about this thread implies "Original Android Development" ?
Should be in the general discussion section.

Men thks for the post but, can you xplain how can i do the cluster plug off ? can you help me please

FanDroid09 said:
This is definitely posted in the wrong section. What about this thread implies "Original Android Development" ?
Should be in the general discussion section.
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The whole point was, the ROM was included in this section. So people will automatically see this post if they are facing any problems. Please understand the logic behind this

anderson.laverde said:
Men thks for the post but, can you xplain how can i do the cluster plug off ? can you help me please
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/mot...r-plug-enable-disable-stock-cm-t3422345/page4

kpamkar said:
The whole point was, the ROM was included in this section. So people will automatically see this post if they are facing any problems. Please understand the logic behind this
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Still the wrong section

Why is this needed? Most workarounds are told already. And this should be in general not development

kpamkar said:
The whole point was, the ROM was included in this section. So people will automatically see this post if they are facing any problems. Please understand the logic behind this
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It doesn't matter what your logic is. This section is for developers that are posting their original work.
The point is to keep the forums properly organized. Not to make it as easy as possible for users who can't search a thread for solutions that have already been talked about.

kpamkar said:
1.Okay so, in this thread I'm going to post a fix for the infamous mobile data bug I.e mobile data which stubbornly refuses to turn on until restart
2. Substratum weird notification toasts after installing dark themes in which the lowercase y,g,q are incompletely rendered or else, in simple terms, they look weird because the lines don't seem to fit the toast
3. Only 2g bug
3. Overheating bug and battery drain
4. People who are sceptical about doze
5. No sim detected problem
6.Video recording bug
7. And if any more bugs, please mention. The above ones are all fixable although 5th and 1st require some workaround.
Important note. : to make sure that you don't encounter any sim card problem, clean flash this ROM only if you have flashed the official ROMs
Fixes :
1. Install any cm13 nightly. Dial *#*#4636#*#* and change the network type to WCDMA(3G) Preferred (or any G according to your choice). I recommend this step as a must because it hardwires the device to use all of types of desired networks and not enforce only 2g. Also, *please note to insert the data sim in the first slot only* in order to properly use this functionality.
If you are done with the above step, congrats, 80% of the work is already done. Open root explorer and go to /system/etc/apnconfig.XML (something related to APN and I'm sure it'll be the first file). Copy the file and save it somewhere in the internal or external memory.
Now flash android 7.0 and replace the same file in /system/etc/ and set the permission to read only I.e disable every right to write that file.
(This will work in most cases. If not then its a modem issue perhaps )
2. Go to display, change the display size to large and text size to small.
3. Flash the latest ROM of AOSP and disable clusterplug. There's already a tutorial on it in moto x play section. Please google it also govtuner is reportedly working.
4.doze works and phone goes to deep sleep. Observed via EX kernel manager
5.flash the stock ROM properly and then reflash this. Also possibly this is due to .70 volte update. So make sure you use the .52 update before flashing this ROM
6.use google camera and set the quality to 720p
7.you mention.
I'm no developer and I love to experiment. I'll make it a point to experiment on any other bugs if present
Thank you and please post your opinions.
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Moved out of the Development sections to here....

can you give the important parameters from: /etc/apnconfig.XML
thnx

New fix is mentioned. Please check

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Error when flashing any nougat rom

PSxplay said:
E:Unknown Command[log]
E:Unknown Command[log]
Error when flashing any nougat rom
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Not an error. Happens with everyone. Don't worry

I'm trying to go with RR5.7.4 / CM13 but AOSP / AICP N7.0.0. Returning to .52, install the kernel from axxx007xxxz / only for N, full wipe, wipe data. Does not help. "Insert SIM". When flashing an error in a previous post.

Rive188 said:
I'm trying to go with RR5.7.4 / CM13 but AOSP / AICP N7.0.0. Returning to .52, install the kernel from axxx007xxxz / only for N, full wipe, wipe data. Does not help. "Insert SIM". When flashing an error in a previous post.
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Wait. Why are you flashing a different kernel other than what was given in the rom already ? Also you need to do a full flash which includes flashing of every single file in the retasia/reteu package

I need to go back through the fastboot on the stock?

Rive188 said:
I need to go back through the fastboot on the stock?
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I guess so. It seems you messed up with the kernel settings. And please give me the exact details of the files you flashed

kpamkar said:
I guess so. It seems you messed up with the kernel settings. And please give me the exact details of the files you flashed
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All files are taking on XDA. Now it sets RR 5.7.4. I tried to install AICP, AOSP.

Rive188 said:
All files are taking on XDA. Now it sets RR 5.7.4. I tried to install AICP, AOSP.
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I'm sorry I didn't get you. Can you elaborate properly?