Android 6.0 is out for Nexus Devices. Lenovo A6000/Plus is Entry Level Phone which may/maynot get Android 6.0 update. Remember the delay in the Lollipop update . I have contacted the Lenovo India via Twitter & they responded to have no information in regard with this. So I expect developers here to start deveoping a Marshmallow ROM for A6000/Plus could star
Is the Stock Nexus ROM for Android 6.0 enough to develop a ROM for A6000/Plus?
I am not a expert here & would like to see your responses....
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Lenovo and broken promises :
A6000/Plus Is good smart phone with descent price
but the problem is the lenovo policy
Lenovo again broke it's promise about the lollipop update
lenovo is good at marketing but sucks at service after sale yes we don't have to expect so much from budget phone
but if we compare another growing company like Xiaomi , lenovo has to review it's policy or will lose it's ground
so if they can not afford good support and update why for heaven sake don't give us complete source code ,so we can depend on our self.
no developer can develop custom ROM without complete source code
some Chinese developer release cm 12.1 for k30-t/k30-w and because they share same specification with
a6000/plus sometimes work perfectly sometimes work with bugs
and one of the bugs found at this ROM cm 12.1 developed by Flour_mo is Sim bug
mean that non of the Sims working
we ask the developer of the ROM Flour_mo to fix for this but until now there is no fix and i don't think will be soon
may be until the end of the year
until lenovo release complete source code or lollipop version for a6000
so the only choice we have kitkat either with stock ROM or- if you don't like it-custom Roms
the most poplar of these custom Roms :
cyanogenmod cm11 based on kitkat 4.4.4 its very stable fast light no bugs best coustom ROM for a6000 until now download it from here
you can color it with lollipop theme included-almost give the same look -
or you can download pacman from techolaty or mightylenovoa6000
please developers if possible build a asop based android N rom for lenovo vibe k5/k5 plus with full substratum support...:good::good::good:
Hello i have a Firefly Mobile Aurii Envy which has MT6753 SoC and runs on Android 6.0 Marshmallow. I stumbled upon a MT6753 Ported MIUI8 ROM and i wish to port it to my device. The problem is, the MIUI8 ROM is based on Android 5.0 Lollipop.
Is it possible to Port this ROM to my Marshmallow Device ? If yes can i be lent with some guides please ? Thank you very much.
Hello, Sir OR Team XDA
I Am New Member Here. I wanted to ask if there are any roms available for my phone (D335)?
I've already tried AOSPrime ROM but i was not satisfied with it. So i wanted to port rom for it.
I've downloaded three roms :-
1. Resurrection Remix 5.8.5 - Android Nougat
2. Amigo OS Plus - Android Lollipop
3. Flyme OS 5.1.12.23beta - Android Lollipop
These roms are for symphony P6, I tried to port them but unsuccessful.
I always stuck on bootloop when i tried to port them. I am using AOSPrime v06.4 r26 as Stock ROM cause i dont have stock rom extracted from .kdz file.
If anyone can help me try to port rom, please help.
I'll be very grateful to you OR your Team
BTW, I've successfully ported roms for my old phone P55 Novo Based on MT6592 Kernel - 3.4.67
Link For site for roms for P55 Novo -https://p55novo.blogspot.com
Thanks To XDA
Shashank Rajput
Hello i am on XDA today for ask you how i can update my device to more recent android like android 9 or 10 because mine ( umidigi one pro ) is on android 8.1 oreo and no update is avaible.
So i want like android 9 to get the last features, gesture, ui and security. But my device don't have any custom rom which support it.
So i tell your help to know how i can build my own custom rom with a base like lineage os or havoc os or other, build an unofficial rom. to get exactly the same spec than i add in stock rom with no bug and other
So please tell me how i can do or who i can tell for do this.
This tread can help some people like me
You might want to start by building an AOSP ROM for your device. Here's some info to get you started.