Has anyone tried the official Sony AOSP roms yet? Specifically this:
http://developer.sonymobile.com/knowledge-base/open-source/open-devices/latest-updates/
Is it stable?
I haven't but i suggest installing the Marshmallow Concept it's literally Vanilla Android and it's perfect.
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I have Xperia Miro I want to upgrade it to kitkat but officially it haven't been released for Xperia miro so what i have to do to get my miro upgraded
Hi @Jayesh4all
Since there isn't an official Kitkat update for your device released, your only resort is to use custom firmware. It seems there are Alpha Cyanogenmod 11 builds for this device.
What is Cyanogenmod?
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CyanogenMod is an aftermarket firmware for a number of cell phones based on the open-source Android operating system. It offers features not found in the official Android based firmwares of vendors.
CyanogenMod is based of AOSP and is the closest you'll come to stock Android. Bear in mind that this build is still in Alpha stages and will be buggy.
This is the only way you can use Android KitKat on you Xperia Miro.
Cheers!
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PulseDroid said:
Hi @Jayesh4all
Since there isn't an official Kitkat update for your device released, your only resort is to use custom firmware. It seems there are Alpha Cyanogenmod 11 builds for this device.
What is Cyanogenmod?
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CyanogenMod is an aftermarket firmware for a number of cell phones based on the open-source Android operating system. It offers features not found in the official Android based firmwares of vendors.
CyanogenMod is based of AOSP and is the closest you'll come to stock Android. Bear in mind that this build is still in Alpha stages and will be buggy.
This is the only way you can use Android KitKat on you Xperia Miro.
Cheers!
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thanks alot for your help :laugh:
so which would be better for now Kitkat or Jelly bean and if i update to jelly bean will i be able to upgrade to kilkat in future ??
This: {MIRO/TIPO/J/E}[DEVELOPMENT] - CM10 - FreeXperia Project seems to be the least buggy CyanogenMod build. Yes there is a good chance that they resolve the bugs for the CM11 ( Kitkat ) build and make it fully usable.
Cheers!
I'd like to know if there will be a developer who will port this rom to our beloved Z3.
Oneplus One specifications is not that far from Z3, even it is almost the same.
afaik OxygenOS also based on Android Lollipop (CM12)
Would be grateful if someone will port it or at least teach me how to port rom in Lollipop
Ty :$
daniel_erd said:
I'd like to know if there will be a developer who will port this rom to our beloved Z3.
Oneplus One specifications is not that far from Z3, even it is almost the same.
afaik OxygenOS also based on Android Lollipop (CM12)
Would be grateful if someone will port it or at least teach me how to port rom in Lollipop
Ty :$
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OxygenOS is pretty much vanilla Android - clean and minimal. Any minimal AOSP derivative will be similar.
I know that Sony has released aosp for marshmallow, but I haven't seen any builds to download. Is the rom not working? I can try compiling the code myself, but I'd like to know if the rom would be suitable for daily use.
I've only seen Sony's Concept Marshmallow for the Z3. Aside of that only the open source code is published without the proprietary drivers/binaries.
Does anyone knows where to find a Fully functional AOSP 5.1.1 ROM?
I'd rather suggest you SlimLP, CyanogenMod 12.1 or Omni. Depending on the builds, everything works, and take into account pure AOSP doesn't have camera support.
The 3 mentioned roms are in the Original Android Development section.
Hi! I'm looking for an AOSP custom ROM running marshmallow, and of course I would be happy if it has working camera too