is there a way to tell what updates are applied to nightlies before installing? Not that Im complaining, but it would be nice to know before applying an update.
http://cm-nightlies.appspot.com/?device=p999
UNOFFICIAL CyanogenMod 12.1 for HTC One M9
Compiled from the CyanogenMod himaul device tree. Anyone could do this, I just thought I'd make my builds widely available so that people who don't have the time or resources to compile Cyanogenmod can get this awesome ROM on their devices!
Not Working
- Camera
- Headset Mic (at least not with Apple Earpods)
- USB has issues
- Bluetooth has issues
TO FIX THE FLASHING RED BORDER
On the first build available, you might notice a red border around the screen that flashes sometimes. This is because I built it as an "eng" build which are primarily for debugging. To disable this, go into Settings -> Developer Options, scroll all the way down to the bottom, and toggle "Strict Mode" on, and then back off. The red border shouldn't appear anymore. This doesn't apply to any build after the first one as I will run "userdebug" builds.
Apparently this can't be turned off. What a great start for me My apologies. I will run a new build tonight, and will upload tomorrow morning, WITHOUT the darn red border.
I haven't run extensive tests but it seems as though everything else works just fine.
I'm going to try to run a build every Monday night, and have it up by Tuesday evening. Each build takes my poor old desktop about 7 hours to run. I may miss a week sometimes if I have a lot of school work.
Downloads
Official CyanogenMod for himaul
XDA:DevDB Information
UNOFFICIAL CyanogenMod 12.1 for M9 (Weekly Builids), ROM for the HTC One (M9)
Contributors
drsn0w
ROM OS Version: 5.1.x Lollipop
Based On: Cyanogenmod
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2015-09-30
Last Updated 2015-11-14
Changelog
Changelog
????? October 26th, 2015 ?????
- Latest CM sources as of 10/26 00:10PST
- Latest Chadouming sources as of 10/26 00:05PST
- Spooky Scary Skeletons!!!
? All available camera fixes implemented, face detection disabled, recording should function, happy Snapchats!
- SELinux is now set to enforcing
- Storage permissions fix for enforcing SELinux
- Bluetooth configuration tweaks CAR PEOPLE LET ME KNOW IF IT'S FIXED
October 13th, 2015
- Latest CM sources as of 10/12 23:45PST
- Includes Google security stuffs
- Leprechauns! (Means I did nothing myself...)
October 7th, 2015
- Latest CM sources as of 10/7 02:30PST
- Latest Chadouming kernel sources as of 10/7 02:30PST
- Lag issues are extinct
- Signature faking commit from Gerrit
October 5th, 2015
- Latest CM sources as of 10/5 01:15PST
- Latest Chadouming kernel sources as of 10/6 01:15PST
- Keyboard lagging issues should be fixed, if not, flash his R31 Beta build
October 3rd, 2015
- Latest CM sources as of 10/3 02:10PST
- Enabled building of FMRadio app (doesn't work, will be a work in progress)
- Integrated partial camera fix from gerrit (face detection still crashes the app...looking into a fix)
- Switched to chadouming's kernel until CM's kernel supports his 1337 hotplugging (they may never [emoji14])
September 30th, 2015
- Latest CM sources as of 9/29 17:00PST
- Switched to userdebug variant (no more red borders or lagging)
September 29th, 2015
- Initial Release, eng build (sorry)
What the difference between this ROM and this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/one-m9/orig-development/rom-cyanogenmod-12-1-beta-1-t3150777
Maybe you just need will post updates in first theme?
I think OP is trying to get more updated cm builds.
included camera fix? why not?
clever_man said:
What the difference between this ROM and this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/one-m9/orig-development/rom-cyanogenmod-12-1-beta-1-t3150777
Maybe you just need will post updates in first theme?
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This is more updated and also built directly from the cyanogenmod repositories whereas the other ROM is built from old Hima-Dev repositories
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throcker said:
I think OP is trying to get more updated cm builds.
included camera fix? why not?
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Im only aware of a camera fix in the form of a flashable zip after installing the ROM. Also, I have not made any changes to the source, I'm just building from the cyanogenmod repositories. I'd be happy to integrate the camera fix into the ROM if the original developer is OK with it
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Nice job.But without camera.Sorry for that.
I'll look into integrating the camera fix into the ROM
oliver962464 said:
Nice job.But without camera.Sorry for that.
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Going to implement the camera fix and run a new build tonight. Will be up tomorrow afternoon.
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drsn0w said:
Going to implement the camera fix and run a new build tonight. Will be up tomorrow afternoon.
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Good work. Will be great to see more regular updates from CM source once Camera fix is implemented.
jody04c said:
Good work. Will be great to see more regular updates from CM source once Camera fix is implemented.
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Thanks! Always happy to contribute to the community
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Won't be able to build tonight but itll be up Saturday w/ camera fix
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Thanks for your builds!
Can't take Sense anymore, I need to switch now! I should be able to live with a half working camera for a while.
One question, what Gapps is recommended these days? Banks seems to have disappeared.
djsubtronic said:
Thanks for your builds!
Can't take Sense anymore, I need to switch now! I should be able to live with a half working camera for a while.
One question, what Gapps is recommended these days? Banks seems to have disappeared.
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I use what was previously known as PA Gapps...I forget what it's renamed to but a Google search of PA Gapps will bring em up. Also check out the CyanogenMod wiki page about Gapps
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Also, sorry. Yesterday's build failed because I'm trying out a new kernel and somehow managed to delete a source file...so I started it compiling, and went to bed... The next build should be up tomorrow
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I'm using your build at the moment, and everything is running great. I flashed the camera fix and apart from the FC whenever the front cam sees a face, it's working perfectly using various camera apps. Video seems to work(ish) using Cinema-FV5. No issues with bluetooth either.
However, the IR blaster doesn't seem to work for me even though remote apps detect the hardware. I used a webcam to check if the phone's IR light was actually blinking or not, and doesn't seem to be. In the other CM12 thread, someone posted that the IR was working, so I'm not sure if it's just me, but can anyone confirm if IR is working or not?
Thanks for this. Keep up the good work.
Hmm. I'll give it a test soon after I upload today's build.
New build is up, includes partial camera fix and a new hotplugging kernel. See changelog.
Can you explain the difference between this new kernel and the previous one? Thanks for all your efforts, downloading now )
I want to stay on MM (6.0.1). I am using a custom Rom (Alexis Rom) which is no longer updated.
What I want is to update only Android security patches.
Is there anyway to do this?
I am rooted and running a custom TWRP if it helps at all....
Thanks :fingers-crossed:
zapahacks said:
I want to stay on MM (6.0.1). I am using a custom Rom (Alexis Rom) which is no longer updated.
What I want is to update only Android security patches.
Is there anyway to do this?
I am rooted and running a custom TWRP if it helps at all....
Thanks :fingers-crossed:
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At this point in time, no. The way security patches are incorporated requires them to be baked into firmware from scratch probably stops the ability to incorporate them on the fly. I don't think reapply able patches has been achieved for any android device.
sofir786 said:
At this point in time, no. The way security patches are incorporated requires them to be baked into firmware from scratch probably stops the ability to incorporate them on the fly. I don't think reapply able patches has been achieved for any android device.
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Thanks. Hopefully in the future we could flash them as an OTA update.
I would like to flash it on crDroid, atm I am on OOS blobs, and camera sucks tbh...
OOS blobs work fine here...
Idk, the quality of pictures on Nougat is nowhere to MM's...
Then why don't use a sultan-ized/sultan's ROM?
Can we identify what (if any ROMs) have this patch implemented at this stage?
Can this be patched via kernel replacement only or does another whole rom need to be cooked up?
cantenna said:
Can we identify what (if any ROMs) have this patch implemented at this stage?
Can this be patched via kernel replacement only or does another whole rom need to be cooked up?
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Yes/No depends, You have to manually check for each rom, if those are kernel related bug then kernel update will work or you can patch by yourself, if it is OS related then check for which release have fixed it or try the attack on the OS with the bug and see if it is patched(Not easy task to do.)
superac11 said:
Yes/No depends, You have to manually check for each rom, if those are kernel related bug then kernel update will work or you can patch by yourself, if it is OS related then check for which release have fixed it or try the attack on the OS with the bug and see if it is patched(Not easy task to do.)
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I looked it over... Looks like in order to patch at this stage you need to flash the latest beta stock and no custom kernels are available ATM as they haven't been update and doing so would open you back up to the kernel exploits
cantenna said:
I looked it over... Looks like in order to patch at this stage you need to flash the latest beta stock and no custom kernels are available ATM as they haven't been update and doing so would open you back up to the kernel exploits
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Check the neutrino kernel which is on 4.14.195. I think that's the only kernel with most higher version AFAIK.
Ju