List of Active Development Custom ROMs for ROM Cooker - Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]

In Alphabetical Order
AOSP ROM
ABC
Aquari
Benzo
Google+
Bliss
Google+
BlissRoms-Devices
Carbon
Google+
Copperhead
Cyanide
Google+
CyanideDevices
DarkKat
Elixir
Evervolv
Google+
Euclidean
Google+
Krexus
Google+
LiquidDeath
Google+
LiquidNougat
Master-Branch
Minimal
Google+
Nitrogen
Google+
nitrogen-os-devices
noobbuilds
PureNexus
Google+
SAOSP
Google+
Screw'd
Google+
Sheve
TorMan
TwistedCore
Google+
UBERROMS
Google+
UnholyDevs
Unlegacy-Android
Velvet
YAOSP
Google+
AOSP+CAF ROM
AICP
Google+
Anonymity
AOKP
Google+
AospExtended
Google+
BeanStalk
Google+
Candy
Google+
CandyDevices
Cardinal
Google+
Cardinal-devices
CMRemix
Google+
Cosmic
Google+
Crap
crDroid
Google+
crdroid-devices
Cypher
Google+
Darkness-reDefined
Discovery
Emotion
FireHound
Google+
FireHound-Devices
***** Ground Zero ROMs *****
GZR Google+
Tesla
TeslaROM-Devices
Tipsy
TipsyOs-Devices
Validus
ValidusOs-Devices
***** Ground Zero ROMs *****
Heritage
Hexagon
Google+
Hexa-Project
Lineage
Google+
Liquid Dark
Google+
LiquidDark-Devices
Mokee
Google+
NetHunter
Newel
aliceteam
Next
Nuclear
Google+
Oct
Google+
Team-OctOS-Devices
Omni
Google+
Orion
Google+
TeamOrion-Devices
PNougat-CAF
Reaper
RR
Google+
ResurrectionRemix-Devices
Scarex
Slim
Google+
Slim-Mimorin
StonedOSP
SudaMod
Google+
SudaMod-devices
Suicide-Squad-OMS
UB
Google+
UltraDevs
UOS
Google+
Vanir
Google+
Vertex
VertexOS-devices
Viper
XenonHD
Google+
XOSP
Google+
XOSP-devices
XPe
Google+
CAF ROM
AOSIP <= CAF
Google+
AOSiP-devices
AOSParadox
Google+
Athene <= CAF
BORG <= CAF
Citrus-CAF <= CAF
Cirtus-CAF n-8916 <= CAF
Cirtus-CAF n-8952 <= CAF
Cirtus-CAF n-8996 <= CAF
Google+
Exodus <= CAF
Google+
Halogen <= CAF
Google+
Infinitive <= CAF
Google+
InfinitiveOS-Devices
KodeParadise <= CAF
Omega <= CAF
Paranoid <= CAF
Google+
Phenex <= CAF
Phenex OS
XesKi <= CAF
Zephyr <= CAF
Google+
ZephyrOS-Devices
Note : ROMs that are not to be shared when you build them
AOSP
Flash
SkyDragon
AOSP+CAF
Broken
Google+
DU
Google+
Device specific
8890dev
AOSPlusone
AscendToDev
AquaXP
DakTak
Elixium
Exynos5420
FullGreen
FunRom
HUAWEI-MSM8916
J5-Nougat
JDC
LG_Volt-Lineage
Kenzo-CAF
Lineage-onyx
MSM8930-Samsung
Morph
MyAOSP
N3xtBit
nAOSP
Naosp
Nexus4ever
Google+
Omni-onyx
OnePlusOSS <= CAF
PixN
PURE AOSP
Pure-Hammerhead
S4
Slimbit
SM-G361F
SonyAosp
SultanXDA
TeamButter
Tesla-Unleashed
SonyM4
WeedZ
ROMs that has yet to be released
Nameless
Google+ <= Source
Vanilla-Coding <= Source
ROMs that may or may not be updated
aosp-op2
AOSP-RRO
Beltz
Dominion
Exotic
F-ASOP
Mainly
Maple
Google+
Marsh
Google+
n2o
Noise
Purity
Google+
Quantum Droid
Scorpion
SOKP
Google+
SOS
Turbo
Google+
Xylem
Theming/ App
Substratum
Custom ToolChains
UberTC
Linaro => More info here
SaberMod​
If you found any ROMs not listed here, mention my name in your reply with the link & i'll update OP, Thanks... :good:
How & Where to look for Newly Develop/ Latest Android Custom ROMs
Open any browser => github.com => Type manifest => Press ENTER
Select => Recently updated
XDA:DevDB Information
List of Active Custom ROMs, ROM for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
yuweng
ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat
Based On: AOSP, AOSP+CAF, CAF
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2017-01-27
Last Updated 2017-02-13

FAQ
What is AOSP ROM ? What is CAF ROM ? What is HAL ? There are only two types of Android sources, AOSP ROMs uses google source, Eg. here while CAF ROMs uses codeaurora, Eg. here. Do take note that CAF also have different branches, for Eg. AOSPA CAF branch uses 89xx, it won't boot on my MSM8916 or wouldn't even build.
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Source
The only custom CAF ROMs that boots on my MSM8916 uses this
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Source
Q : How do i know which custom ROMs will build & boot on my Android device ?
A : As RD Santhosh M once told me, you'll never know until you build them & flash it to your device. Generally, from the custom ROM manifest.xml, you'll see whether it is supported. Eg. My Android device uses MSM8916 & if a particular custom ROMs doesn't have that, even though it build but it won't boot. Best is to directly ask the ROM Developer via pm, most of them are active here on XDA or post at their Google+
Q : Which custom ROM shall i build ?
A : Each custom ROM is unique in their own way. i don't plan to review each of them, you'll have to build them & flash it to your device to know its feature. From experience at performance & battery life, 50% is from the kernel & balance is from the ROM, thats why some custom ROMs feels snappier than the other. While some offers custom toolchain too. More info then refer to here
Q : i wanna learn how to build custom ROMs, where do i start ?
A : There are tons of guides here on XDA & elsewhere. Personally, i use BBQLinux, more info then refer to my thread here
Q : i have a slow PC & slow connections
A : Try out Google Cloud for free, more info then refer to nitin.chobhe thread
Misc Tips
Syncing ROM Source
Code:
mkdir -p ~/AOSP/LineageOS
cd ~/AOSP/LineageOS
repo init -u git://github.com/LineageOS/android.git -b cm-14.1
repo sync -fcj68 --force-sync
Source Eg. For my kiwi. Each custom ROMs may be different, refer to their manifest for further build info
More info on syncing source here & info on fixing sync corruption here <= Misc Tips
Code:
cd ~/AOSP/LineageOS
prebuilts/misc/linux-x86/ccache/ccache -M 100G
export USE_CCACHE=1
export LC_ALL=C
export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/default
export ANDROID_JACK_VM_ARGS="-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 -XX:+TieredCompilation -Xmx4G"
source build/envsetup.sh
brunch kiwi 2>&1 | tee ~/AOSP/LineageOS/compile.log
My BBQLinux build-script
Fixing build error
From experience after building about forty custom ROMs, most of the time is either the ROM source or device tree. On some custom ROMs, you may need to replace certain projects in order for it to work, more info on using local_manifest.xml. Eg. below
Code:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<manifest>
<[COLOR="Blue"]remove[/COLOR]-project name="android_hardware_qcom_audio" />
<project path="hardware/qcom/audio-caf/msm8916" name="LineageOS/android_hardware_qcom_audio" remote="github" revision="cm-14.1-caf-8916" />
<[COLOR="blue"]remove[/COLOR]-project name="android_hardware_qcom_display" />
<project path="hardware/qcom/display-caf/msm8916" name="LineageOS/android_hardware_qcom_display" remote="github" revision="cm-14.1-caf-8916" />
<[COLOR="blue"]remove[/COLOR]-project name="android_hardware_qcom_media" />
<project path="hardware/qcom/media-caf/msm8916" name="LineageOS/android_hardware_qcom_media" remote="github" revision="cm-14.1-caf-8916" />
</manifest>
If a particular ROM is based on Lineage & Lineage developers there has added a new feature or fix some codes & this particular custom ROM developer haven't updated it yet then most of the time it will cause build error. So either wait for a few days until those changes has been merged then only build again.
Or refer to their github & gerrit to see what are the changes that might causes the build error. Then you can either revert those changes so that the ROM can be build. An Eg. here & the build error hints something about power.h then you can revert the change as below
Code:
cd ~/CustomROM/hardware/libhardware
git revert --no-edit [COLOR="Blue"]f29cb1fd95ee6e5b371d2d6a85c1aeac708b19a6[/COLOR]
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Every custom ROMs is unique so refer to their device tree for reference. Eg. Custom MSM8916 flags & dependencies on Omnirom for my kiwi
Another common build error & fixes
Code:
ninja: error: '/home/yuweng/5x/AOSP/Omni/out/target/product/kiwi/obj/SHARED_LIBRARIES/[COLOR="Blue"]libqmiservices[/COLOR]_intermediates/export_includes', needed by '/home/yuweng/5x/AOSP/Omni/out/target/product/kiwi/obj/EXECUTABLES/[COLOR="blue"]wcnss_service[/COLOR]_intermediates/import_includes', missing and no known rule to make it
make: *** [build/core/ninja.mk:149: ninja_wrapper] Error 1
Code:
[COLOR="Red"][B]#[/B][/COLOR] TARGET_USES_QCOM_WCNSS_QMI := true
OR
Code:
TARGET_PROVIDES_WCNSS_QMI := true
Either remark it or just delete that whole flag or add an additional new flag above will fix the build error on omnirom.
While some custom ROMs require additional flags for certain feature to work, always refer to their github device tree for reference. For Eg. on my kiwi, on DU, sliding the BT switch won't work, it will switch on but it won't detect nearby bluetooth devices & in a short while, it will auto switch off. All needed was an additional flag
Code:
BLUETOOTH_HCI_USE_MCT := true
Source
If you are still not able to solve those build errors or a certain function doesn't work on your device then try asking for help at their google+. Some provide realtime on IRC Freenode too. Eg. TWRP & omnirom, always check out the timezone first. Eg. You should be able to catch hold of Dees_Troy TWRP Lead Developer( very nice & approachable developer ) at 9am to 5pm & there won't be anyone around at 3am in the morning obviously !
Ethics
Gives Credit Where Credit is Due
Over the years, i've seen alot of fights & arguments here on XDA & elsewhere regarding taking the work of others. Most developers already shared/ public their work to the world, all you have to do is to show your gratitude by mentioning their name in your work when you share them, thats all they want, to be acknowledged & recognized for their work ! When you don't meaning you are stealing from them, end users wouldn't have known & they will think that you do all the work all by yourself. Gives Credit Where Credit is Due
Detail info then refer to here & here
Official Support
Most ROM Developers doesn't support devices that they don't own. If you do want to maintain a particular ROM for your device then talk to them & see how to work things out !
Example of a Basic requirement of a Device Maintainer
Code:
As a Maintainer you are expected to:
1. Be able to build for your device and provide users with regular builds.
a. You must own the device you wish to maintain. Blind builds and ports are NOT allowed!
b. Exceptions may be made (family/friend's devices with direct access and variants of devices etc) and are to be requested BEFORE submitting your patchset to Gerrit!
c. A Co-Maintainer may be elected for your device by you if wanted. He/she must follow the same rules as you and submit their own commit to Gerrit.
d. Maintainers will have merge permissions to their device and kernel specific repositories and are expected to keep their device in working order. Whether this done by; doing basic upkeep with upstream changes for fixes and updates, starting for an upstream base and doing original work (pushing upstream when you can), or a mixture of both. The main concern is following proper procedure and keeping your device(s) functioning. Additionally, common and shared repositories will be worked on together by the Maintainers; they will still be controlled and merged by the PAC Team. In this respect, teamwork among Maintainers with common devices will not only be encouraged, in some cases, it may be necessary.
2. Threads are to be compared to our templates regularly for updated topic and content changes.
a. Templates are to be used exactly as they are with NO alterations aside the foreseen places like Title, Installation, Updating, Not working, Other info, and additional credits below the current list if any, unless permitted otherwise.
b. Custom additions (custom builds, kernels, patches, software packages etc) are tolerated and may be distributed from the PAC-ROM thread's Downloads section of the first post.
c. Information about any custom additions is to be posted in the 2nd post of both threads.
d. Custom additions are your responsibility, and are not supported by the PAC-ROM Dev Team.
e. The PAC-ROM Dev Team may change, remove, disable, or tell you to delete ANY custom additions or infringing content for any reason, at any time, in our sole discretion.
f. If unsure, ask the reviewer you contacted.
3. Maintainers MUST create an account on our [JIRA] (http://jira.pac-rom.com/). Users will be able to submit issues and find contact information on the Maintainer for their device such as PAC/XDA Threads. Maintainers will be required to upkeep their JIRA support.
4. To maintain proper support and device usability across the PAC-ROM community, if a device is: abandoned, unsupported, unkempt, or devices where the Maintainer has; sold, broken, lost, no longer has and will not be replacing [within the grace period of 4 weeks], or no longer cares to maintain the device for PAC, then the device will be removed. Remember, if the device is removed and it gets further support, from someone else, then it can be resubmitted later as new.
a. Be fair to the users, if you can not maintain the device anymore for whatever reason, please try to find a follow up maintainer, have them submit their take over changes to Gerrit, and have your threads transferred if possible. If this is not possible, please remove the device and submit your cleanup to Gerrit.
5. Prereleases
* Only Maintainers may publish Alpha/Prerelease builds.
* Alpha/Prerelease build version tag should be set to UNOFFICIAL
* Users/Unofficial device Maintainers may NOT release/post our Prerelease builds.
* Permission for Maintainers may be revoked anytime for a Maintainer or global for all Maintainers.
* Alpha/Prerelease builds are to be uploaded to BB/codename/Unofficial.
* Alpha/Prerelease builds are NOT supported by PAC Dev Team or Maintainers.
* Maintainers are to check their XDA device category for threads posting Prereleases/Unofficial builds and have them removed/closed.
* Maintainers can use this opportunity to test and bring up their devices, users can play with cutting edge test builds and return feedback for the Maintainer at their own risk.
* Community/Forum posts about ETA's, Prerelease device compatibility, broken or missing features, or any other acquisition of Prerelease information and support will be deleted/directed toward the Maintainer.
6. As a Maintainer, you will be able to:
* Get official, clean built, and automated nightly/weekly builds from Jenkins.
* Use our file hosting for builds.
* Use our OTA for pushing your own builds.
* Join in on our discussions, get support from the Dev Team and other Maintainers.
* There is no cake, it's a lie!
* Devices that get less than 35 downloads a week are considered low activity and will be moved to weekly.xml.
7. This page is subject to change without notice! Check back regularly here for changes.[/hide]
Original Source
Build Server
Recently a good friend of mine shoxxy from Germany is so kind for letting me try out his build server... :good:
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repo sync completed in about 35 minutes only instead of 8 to 10 hours on my home 10MB broadband !
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speedtest 200MB/s while my home typically only 8 to 9MB/s !
How this works is that you are actually still using your PC to connect to the build server via terminal ssh, Eg. ssh [email protected] & you'll be prompt for password. shoxxy has already setup the OS so i only need to sync the source & start building ! There is absolutely no GUI only command line so you need to be familiar with nano to edit your device tree.
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Copy/ paste from your PC to build server terminal works. Some of the common nano shortcut key is ctrl + k = cut & ctrl + u = paste or you can also use your mouse to highlight that particular line then ctrl + k to cut it & copy whatever you need to replace from your PC to the terminal & right-click mouse to paste it. More info on nano keyboard commands
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Build completed successfully. You can also use gdrive to upload your build to google drive... :good:
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Use nano to check for build error. nano shortcut key to end of file is Ctrl + w + v
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Very important to use screen before you start building or your build will stop when connection is lost !
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
You can even connect directly from your Android device too !

Always wanted something like this . Glad to see you again @yuweng.

How are you my friend, indeed it has been quite awhile since our last chat... :highfive: Back in our early MTK days, absolute nothing can build from source, we have to resort to ROM porting to get the so called custom ROM on our device... Now i can see M.A.D Team are making some progress but not all MTK devices are supported. Mid of last year, i have made the decision to move to Qualcomm SoC, we have close to 50 custom ROMs build from source, Thanks to our device tree bring-up team, crpalmer & BadDaemon, we have 3 generations of Android on it, cm-12.1 (LP), cm-13.1 (MM), cm-14.1 (N) & now we have Official Support too... And Yes, with the exact same device tree, i alone was able to built about 40 of them...
The first custom ROMs database started back in 2013, very detail list but no longer updated, i don't plan to go so deep into it, just links to their source & Google+, you'll have to sync the source, build them, flash them to your device to know what those custom ROMs has to offer, all you need is your device tree, kernel source & vendor tree & last but not least, of course, a MSM SoC not MTK... :laugh:

yuweng said:
How are you my friend, indeed it has been quite awhile since our last chat... :highfive: Back in our early MTK days, absolute nothing can build from source, we have to resort to ROM porting to get the so called custom ROM on our device... Now i can see M.A.D Team are making some progress but not all MTK devices are supported. Mid of last year, i have made the decision to move to Qualcomm SoC, we have close to 50 custom ROMs build from source, Thanks to our device tree bring-up team, crpalmer & BadDaemon, we have 3 generations of Android on it, cm-12.1 (LP), cm-13.1 (MM), cm-14.1 (N) & now we have Official Support too... And Yes, with the exact same device tree, i alone was able to built about 40 of them...
The first custom ROMs database started back in 2013, very detail list but no longer updated, i don't plan to go so deep into it, just links to their source & Google+, you'll have to sync the source, build them, flash them to your device to know what those custom ROMs has to offer, all you need is your device tree, kernel source & vendor tree & last but not least, of course, a MSM SoC not MTK... :laugh:
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Hehe yeah, the good old MTK days. I still have the same device that you helped me with back in the day and I've done quite some work on my own too, built all the available recoveries, custom kernels and tried two ROMs (CM11 and CM12.1). They don't boot (libs issue) but haha it was a nice experience. I know you switched from the MTK scene for a while now and are working with the Honor device :silly:. M.A.D team is doing something great because a lot of other developers are coming out and getting other devices supported too!!. Sadly it's only the newer generation chips (MT67XX) while I still have the old MT65XX :laugh:. If I ever get a Qualcomm device, I'll be sure to continue following this thread .

Can i know which ROMS would get built for exynos devices?

rohit9757 said:
Can i know which ROMS would get built for exynos devices?
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Not the purpose of this thread and the developer of that device is who you should be asking that question.

kirito9 said:
Not the purpose of this thread and the developer of that device is who you should be asking that question.
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Apologies read it wrong and took your post in a wrong way.
Deleted.

rohit9757 said:
I agree I am a noob. Started learning stuff very recently. The device which i own is not an easy device for ROM building but am trying. Saw this wonderful post and thought would get help. But thats ok mate you can talk all about your golden days here[OFF-TOPIC] and I will take help from somebody else as xda is quite big.
Peace.
@OP:-Wonderful thread thank you.
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I never said anything about not offering help but alright xD.
You do have a point about the OT part tho, a question like that isn't quite as OT as my post.

Theoretically all, as all of them are actually a fork of Android however, having said that, RD codeworkx has ceased development on it since 5 years ago !
Source
rohit9757 said:
Can i know which ROMS would get built for exynos devices?
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Related

[ROM][7.1.2_r24][UNOFFICIAL][grouper] LineageOS 14.1 for Nexus 7 2012

[ROM][7.1.2_r8][UNOFFICIAL] LineageOS 14.1 for Nexus 7 2012 (grouper)
*** Disclamer
By downloading and installing this ROM you agree that you do so at
your own risk, and that you understand that it probably voids your
warranty. (But does anyone still have an active warranty on this 2012
device?)
Introduction
@AndDiSa's AOSP 7 builds look pretty nice, but I needed something that seamlessly upgrades from CM13. @GtrCraft who provided our CM13 builds has moved on to other devices, so we need a new CM maintainer. I may not be the right person for that job... but I can at least share the build I made for myself. Perhaps someone will be motivated to join the fun or even take over.
[Images on screenshots tab.]
Installation instructions
Back up your data and previous ROM with TWRP 3.0.2 or 3.1.0.
Download from link below.
Wipe system, cache, dalvik.
Also wipe data unless you are coming from CM13.
Install the ROM.
Optionally add opengapps-pico.
With default settings it will give an error about insufficient space. To avoid that, first copy this gapps-config-grouper.txt file, perhaps edit it to your taste (instructions here), then copy to the device in the same directory as the opengapps zip. The opengapps updater-script will look for it there when you install opengapps.​
Reboot.
WAIT for system to settle before you decide it is slow. Some of the app optimization which used to happen during initial boot now seems to happen in the background. When it's finished, responsiveness will improve.​
If you use ext4, run fstrim.
There are ways to automate this, but I just run this app after each ROM upgrade, plus roughly once a week, after large batches of app updates from Play Store, or whenever my tablet starts to feel sluggish.​
Download
lineage-14.1-20171122-UNOFFICIAL-aaopt-grouper.zip (AndroidFileHost)
Credits / Thanks
Google / AOSP
CyanogenMod LineageOS
@AndDiSa for AOSP 7.1 -- I use his kernel tree directly, and many of his device tree mods
@GtrCraft for the CM13 tree upon which mine is based
XDA:DevDB Information
Unofficial LineageOS 14.1 for Nexus 7, ROM for the Nexus 7
Contributors
aaopt, AndDiSa,GtrCraft
Source Code: https://github.com/aperomsik/lineageos_android_device_asus_grouper/
ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.1.x
Based On: LineageOS
Version Information
Status: Testing
Created 2017-01-02
Last Updated 2017-12-19
Changelog
Nearly all builds include LineageOS sync -- only mentioned specifically when it was the main point of the build.
(TESTING)20181209 (AndroidFileHost)
@AndDiSa's kernel and device tweaks since my last build and LineageOS sync.
(TESTING)20181104 (AndroidFileHost)
@AndDiSa's kernel and device tweaks since my last build and LineageOS sync.
(TESTING)20180708 (AndroidFileHost)
Added @AndDiSa's kernel and device tweaks since my last build and LineageOS sync with June patches.
(TESTING)20180121 (AndroidFileHost)
@AndDiSa's January performance tweaks. LineageOS sync with January patches.
older entries:
20171122 (AndroidFileHost)
LineageOS sync with November patches.
(TESTING) 20171112 (AndroidFileHost)
@AndDiSa's latest kernel and device tweaks.
(TESTING) 20171020 (AndroidFileHost)
LineageOS sync including October patches and KRAKN fix.
Kernel updates and latest device performance tweaks from @AndDiSa .
(TESTING) 20170811 (AndroidFileHost)
LineageOS sync including August patches.
20170717 (AndroidFileHost)
LineageOS sync brings us to 7.1.2r24 ; perf tweak from @AndDiSa
20170702 (AndroidFileHost)
LineageOS sync
20170609 (AndroidFileHost)
LineageOS sync including June patches; Following @AndDiSa's lead to intelliactive governor, for hopefully improved battery life with minimal performance impact.
20170507 (AndroidFileHost)
Following @AndDiSa's lead to pick up a better fix for RenderThread issues from UnlegacyAndroid.
20170503 (AndroidFileHost)
LineageOS sync brings us to 7.1.2_r8
20170423 (AndroidFileHost)
LineageOS sync brings us to 7.1.2_r2
Updated with @AndDiSa's kernel and device tree updates, including the RenderThread app crash fix he got from @Ziyann.
20170315 (XDA)
Updated with @AndDiSa's kernel and device tree updates.
20170308 (AndroidFileHost)
LineageOS sync includes March security patches. For unknown reasons this build seems to be somewhat crashy.
20170226 (AndroidFileHost)
LineageOS sync includes Feb security patches
20170212 (AndroidFileHost)
AndDiSa's kernel updates
20170129 (AndroidFileHost)
AndDiSa's kernel updates
20170122 (AndroidFileHost)
LineageOS sync, including boot animation and settings updates and various other fixes here and there.
20170108 (AndroidFileHost)
Switch to Snap camera, at least for now.
20170101 (AndroidFileHost)
First LineageOS 14.1 build for grouper.
Unofficial CM 14.1 (XDA)
Previous history in my CM 14.1 thread.
More detailed history: my device tree, AndDiSa's kernel, LineageOS .
Try this at home
(a.k.a. Build instructions)
There are plenty of guides to building CM. Those guides are still relevant with the possible exceptions of their URLs. Assuming you have read enough such guides to have the general idea of how to build a ROM from source, here is one way you can set up your source tree to mimic mine.
In a clean directory, perhaps ~/android/lineageos-14.1/ :
Code:
repo init -u git://github.com/LineageOS/android.git -b cm-14.1
git clone https://github.com/aperomsik/lineageos_local_manifests.git .repo/local_manifests -b cm-14.1
repo sync -c
. build/envsetup.sh
brunch grouper
fantastic Job! We now have a new ROM
aaopt said:
(a.k.a. Build instructions)
There are plenty of guides to building CM. Those guides are still relevant with the possible exceptions of their URLs. Assuming you have read enough such guides to have the general idea of how to build a ROM from source, here is one way you can set up your source tree to mimic mine.
In a clean directory, perhaps ~/android/lineageos-14.1/ :
Code:
repo init -u git://github.com/LineageOS/android.git -b cm-14.1
git clone [email protected]:aperomsik/lineageos_local_manifests.git .repo/local_manifests -b cm-14.1
repo sync -c
. build/envsetup.sh
brunch grouper
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Recent version of repo doesn't seem to explicitly support '-c' parameter any more to reduce the download size (mine have been around 30GB). Thanks for these instructions; still, I would like to know how you integrated the required changes for 14.1 grouper.
nixuser1980 said:
Recent version of repo doesn't seem to explicitly support '-c' parameter any more to reduce the download size (mine have been around 30GB). Thanks for these instructions; still, I would like to know how you integrated the required changes for 14.1 grouper.
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It's all in the local manifests.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk
Thank you aaopt for keeping our old Nexus 7 alive !
Can someone tell me the perfect settings for Kernel Adiutor to get the maximum performances ? Even if the battery life is shorten.
Thanx in advance
aaopt said:
It's all in the local manifests.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk
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Just took a look at those. I have been using TheMuppets at github for the proprietary components, having needed to patch the nvidia components due to an old GNU-ism (gcc extension that was eventually formalised).
Saw that you got the broadcom et al components from your "ads" git repo and wanted to know if there was any reason not to use TheMuppets (or if, indeed, you sourced them from there and modified them), that I can learn from.
Thanks again.
aaopt said:
(a.k.a. Build instructions)
There are plenty of guides to building CM. Those guides are still relevant with the possible exceptions of their URLs. Assuming you have read enough such guides to have the general idea of how to build a ROM from source, here is one way you can set up your source tree to mimic mine.
In a clean directory, perhaps ~/android/lineageos-14.1/ :
Code:
repo init -u git://github.com/LineageOS/android.git -b cm-14.1
git clone [email protected]:aperomsik/lineageos_local_manifests.git .repo/local_manifests -b cm-14.1
repo sync -c
. build/envsetup.sh
brunch grouper
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Can confirm that this works - now I just need to find the magic in the code. Also, how did kernel/timeconst.pl not need to be replaced with timeconst.bc and kernel/Makefile not need to be amended to use bc instead of perl? I was getting a compile error because of this in the grouper kernel tree.
nixuser1980 said:
Just took a look at those. I have been using TheMuppets at github for the proprietary components, having needed to patch the nvidia components due to an old GNU-ism (gcc extension that was eventually formalised).
Saw that you got the broadcom et al components from your "ads" git repo and wanted to know if there was any reason not to use TheMuppets (or if, indeed, you sourced them from there and modified them), that I can learn from.
Thanks again.
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The "ads" git repos referenced in my manifests are AndDiSa's. My repos are labelled "aaopt".
As stated in OP my goal with this ROM is to continue GtrCraft's CM13 work now that he has moved on to other devices. He had been following AndDiSa's proprietary components from AOSP so I just continued that way. In fact I took it a step further by using AndDiSa's kernel directly, not (yet?) seeing a clear reason to maintain my own. I just want to do the minimum amount of work needed to keep somewhat up to date with upstream LineageOS and take advantage of AndDiSa's device-specific performance improvements from the AOSP side.
aaopt said:
The "ads" git repos referenced in my manifests are AndDiSa's. My repos are labelled "aaopt".
As stated in OP my goal with this ROM is to continue GtrCraft's CM13 work now that he has moved on to other devices. He had been following AndDiSa's proprietary components from AOSP so I just continued that way. In fact I took it a step further by using AndDiSa's kernel directly, not (yet?) seeing a clear reason to maintain my own. I just want to do the minimum amount of work needed to keep somewhat up to date with upstream LineageOS and take advantage of AndDiSa's device-specific performance improvements from the AOSP side.
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Oops. I got that wrong. Anyway, thanks for your work and I learned a few things from it.
Just flashed it, will see how it goes.
For now when the only bug
When i take picture with camera, it mirrors it and makes it look pixelish
Great! Happy to see our grouper still updated, thanks
Inviato dal mio Nexus 7 utilizzando Tapatalk
Hey there! Will there be a ROM for Tilapia? I'd be nice to try it on it. I'm not a programmer but as I noticed building for Grouper and Tilapia is just a little different.
I think You can just flash the grouper recovery and flash the ROM.
From one day of full usage:
- The charging is a bit slow, i don't know if it's a big battery or the power flow is low
- There is lagging, like the ROM isn't optimized yet, slowdowns, applications are usually giving me stopped working etc...
- The camera bug i mentioned above, when u take picture it looks pixelated
I'll do more reviews like this if the updates keep coming
Cannot use the video option in the camera app.
The camera app force closes.
CrazyLegenD said:
From one day of full usage:
- The charging is a bit slow, i don't know if it's a big battery or the power flow is low
- There is lagging, like the ROM isn't optimized yet, slowdowns, applications are usually giving me stopped working etc...
- The camera bug i mentioned above, when u take picture it looks pixelated
I'll do more reviews like this if the updates keep coming
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Here is a build I am testing, in which all I did was sync sources with upstream. It feels somewhat less laggy to me... not sure if it is due to Lineage changes, 7.1.1_r9, or the fact that I used newer opengapps.
Camera issue is interesting -- I have a shot in my camera folder from 11-29 which looks better. Current shots claim to have the same resolution but file size is much smaller, which suggests the wrong jpeg quality setting was used. Something to dig for.
Regarding charging, are you saying it charges more slowly with this ROM than with others? Charging speed varies widely for me but recently it hasn't been that bad. If your hardware is behaving the expected charging time from nearly empty is supposed to be 3-4 hours. Over time the connector gets loose and then charging can take much longer. There are plenty of charging-related threads around here including some which say to replace the USB port and one which says take out the existing port and put it back in. Tried that on the worst of my family's tablets and it helped for a day or so but then went back to old slow charging speed.
Why is the "Mobile network signal" in orange in a WiFi tablet ?
eNVy said:
Why is the "Mobile network signal" in orange in a WiFi tablet ?
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How did you get to that screen?

[KERNEL-SOURCE][STABLE] Stable Kernel Source For LYF Wind 3 (LS-5502) :)

INTRODUCTION:​
The kernel is a computer program at the core of a computer's operating system with complete control over everything in the system. It is an integral part of any operating system. It is the "portion of the operating system code that is always resident in memory". It facilitates interactions between hardware and software components. On most systems, it is one of the first programs loaded on startup (after the bootloader). It handles the rest of startup as well as input/output requests from software, translating them into data-processing instructions for the central processing unit. It handles memory and peripherals like keyboards, monitors, printers, and speakers. In Android It is very important.​
STORY:​
As 'LYF' OEM has not released kernel source for the phone and never will. After many repeated tries to contact the OEM to release the Kernel Source, it seems they did not respond at all. After many refusals from the OEM, we decided to make the kernel source on our own.
And Here we are with the kernel.
Total Credits goes to shahnawaz_sheikh :angel:
What Works?​
boot
mtp/usb
RIL
Notification LED - Fixed On 7th July
Flashlight - Fixed On 17th July
Sensors
Touchscreen - Fixed On 4th June by shahnawaz_sheikh
Display
Audio
Camera - Can't Fix Due to Unique Lens Used
And Everything! :laugh:
Nutshell: This is a stable Kernel source for the phone and everything works!.
CREDITS:​
First Of All to everyone
Many Many Thanks To @shahnawaz_sheikh :angel:
My Brother @YashrajYadav | Yassuz
My Guidance @TipzTeam
My Mentor Mohd Faraz | androiabledroid
Me OfCourse
And EveryOne
NOTE:​
This is the pure work of Me(@The_God_Speed) and the people mentioned above. If you may somehow uses this Please give them proper credits. ​
LINK:​
Check Github :good:
Many Updates Coming. Make sure to follow on XDA and Telegram. ​
Support Group:​ Telegram
Version Info:​ Stable
Architecture:​ Both [arm + arm64]
Have Fun!!!
And
Once
Again
THANKS!
Reserved!
Nice!
Updated!
Just updated the kernel source of brach cm-14.1 ?
INFO:​
Arm64​1. lineage-17.1 kernel = can boot roms from lollipop to all the way up to Android 10
Arm​1. lineage17.1 kernel = can boot roms from Oreo to Android 10
2. cm-14.1 kernel = can boot roms from lollipop to nougat.
All the things mentioned above are well tested by me ??

[11][UNOFFICIAL] CarbonROM | cr-9.0 [raphael]

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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, build, and use our code at CarbonROM's GitHub...
What is R?
Our release of Android 11, titled CR-9.0.
It provides you with the features you need while keeping the focus on delivering an elegant, smooth, and well-polished experience. R delivers a set of unique features, like a system-wide font engine that also allows for applying fonts on user apps while supporting user fonts through custom APKs generated on fonts.carbonrom.org. We are confident you'll love it, and there are many more things to discover
Disclaimer:
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! As always, make sure to do backups.
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 addressed it already. Especially if you're even close to new at this.
2) 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.
3) Join our Discord server or Telegram group! There, you can connect with other Carbon users and our developers, and you can get quick responses to your bug reports. The invite link is right below.
Install Instructions:
It's mandatory to be on the latest miui a11 official firmware of your region
- Clean flash recommended
- Use the latest official orange fox recovery from here
- Wipe all the following
* Dalvik / ART Cache
* Cache
* System
* Vendor
* Data
- Flash latest miui a11 firmware for your specific region
* Global | China | Europe Firmware
* India Firmware
- Flash Carbon + Open Gapps Pico + DFE
- Wipe Dalvik / ART Cache, Cache & Data
- Reboot
Carbon Rom Download
Homepage
Join the CarbonROM Discord server
Meet us on Telegram
Source:
Carbon Rom
Raphael Device Tree
Raphael Vendor Tree
Raphael Kernel Tree
Remember, every penny you send to us goes right back into the rom. It's used for hardware, server costs, etc - all the things that help us make Carbon better with every release. Your support means the world to us! If you've enjoyed Carbon, please consider a donation toward this goal. Thank you, and we hope you continue to enjoy Carbon!
Special thanks to @kubersharma & @TH779 for trees @NATO66613 @naveenjohnsonv @DmitriiKudas for build help & assistance, last but not least I would like to thank all testers especially @shabahatfateh & @Dr.Watson for being available all time to test.
If you liked my work don't forget to give thanks, hit like, buy me a coffee UPI: [email protected]
ROM OS Version: Android 11
ROM Kernel: Linux 4.14.x
ROM Firmware Required: MIUI a11
Based On: AOSP
Bugs: You tell me
Changelog:
05/09/2021
Device Side:
- Initial build
28/09/2021
Device Side:
- Uprev radio to 1.5 for sim on/off toggle
- Fix Notification led
- Update blobs from miui_RAPHAELGlobal_V12.5.2.0.RFKMIXM
- Import more mithermald blobs
- Reduced heating and drain
- Switch to kernel side dt2w note: it wont work on other kernels
Source Side:
Changelog - CarbonROM
This site provides you with the latest changes from the CarbonROM Gerrit.
carbonrom.org
Pranav Temkar said:
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, build, and use our code at CarbonROM's GitHub...
What is R?
Our release of Android 11, titled CR-9.0.
It provides you with the features you need while keeping the focus on delivering an elegant, smooth, and well-polished experience. R delivers a set of unique features, like a system-wide font engine that also allows for applying fonts on user apps while supporting user fonts through custom APKs generated on fonts.carbonrom.org. We are confident you'll love it, and there are many more things to discover
Disclaimer:
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! As always, make sure to do backups.
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 addressed it already. Especially if you're even close to new at this.
2) 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.
3) Join our Discord server or Telegram group! There, you can connect with other Carbon users and our developers, and you can get quick responses to your bug reports. The invite link is right below.
Install Instructions:
It's mandatory to be on the latest miui a11 official firmware of your region
- Clean flash recommended
- Use the latest official orange fox recovery from here
- Wipe all the following
* Dalvik / ART Cache
* Cache
* System
* Vendor
* Data
- Flash latest miui a11 firmware for your specific region
* Global | China | Europe Firmware
* India Firmware
- Flash Carbon + Open Gapps Pico + DFE
- Wipe Dalvik / ART Cache, Cache & Data
- Reboot
Carbon Rom Download
Homepage
Join the CarbonROM Discord server
Meet us on Telegram
Source:
Carbon Rom
Raphael Device Tree
Raphael Vendor Tree
Raphael Kernel Tree
Remember, every penny you send to us goes right back into the rom. It's used for hardware, server costs, etc - all the things that help us make Carbon better with every release. Your support means the world to us! If you've enjoyed Carbon, please consider a donation toward this goal. Thank you, and we hope you continue to enjoy Carbon!
Special thanks to @kubersharma & @TH779 for trees @NATO66613 @naveenjohnsonv @DmitriiKudas for build help & assistance, last but not least I would like to thank all testers especially @shabahatfateh & @Dr.Watson for being available all time to test.
If you liked my work don't forget to give thanks, hit like, buy me a coffee UPI: [email protected]
ROM OS Version: Android 11
ROM Kernel: Linux 4.14.x
ROM Firmware Required: MIUI a11
Based On: AOSP
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Hehehe here it is finally! Good job bro!
Pranav Temkar said:
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, build, and use our code at CarbonROM's GitHub...
What is R?
Our release of Android 11, titled CR-9.0.
It provides you with the features you need while keeping the focus on delivering an elegant, smooth, and well-polished experience. R delivers a set of unique features, like a system-wide font engine that also allows for applying fonts on user apps while supporting user fonts through custom APKs generated on fonts.carbonrom.org. We are confident you'll love it, and there are many more things to discover
Disclaimer:
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! As always, make sure to do backups.
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 addressed it already. Especially if you're even close to new at this.
2) 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.
3) Join our Discord server or Telegram group! There, you can connect with other Carbon users and our developers, and you can get quick responses to your bug reports. The invite link is right below.
Install Instructions:
It's mandatory to be on the latest miui a11 official firmware of your region
- Clean flash recommended
- Use the latest official orange fox recovery from here
- Wipe all the following
* Dalvik / ART Cache
* Cache
* System
* Vendor
* Data
- Flash latest miui a11 firmware for your specific region
* Global | China | Europe Firmware
* India Firmware
- Flash Carbon + Open Gapps Pico + DFE
- Wipe Dalvik / ART Cache, Cache & Data
- Reboot
Carbon Rom Download
Homepage
Join the CarbonROM Discord server
Meet us on Telegram
Source:
Carbon Rom
Raphael Device Tree
Raphael Vendor Tree
Raphael Kernel Tree
Remember, every penny you send to us goes right back into the rom. It's used for hardware, server costs, etc - all the things that help us make Carbon better with every release. Your support means the world to us! If you've enjoyed Carbon, please consider a donation toward this goal. Thank you, and we hope you continue to enjoy Carbon!
Special thanks to @kubersharma & @TH779 for trees @NATO66613 @naveenjohnsonv @DmitriiKudas for build help & assistance, last but not least I would like to thank all testers especially @shabahatfateh & @Dr.Watson for being available all time to test.
If you liked my work don't forget to give thanks, hit like, buy me a coffee UPI: [email protected]
ROM OS Version: Android 11
ROM Kernel: Linux 4.14.x
ROM Firmware Required: MIUI a11
Based On: AOSP
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Finally its here. Nice work bro.
Thanks. G.W. Kernel is dim layer or no dim layer?
WasikFahim said:
Thanks. G.W. Kernel is dim layer or no dim layer?
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Nodim
New update is live with September security patch and miscellaneous bug fixes & improvements
Build Date: 28/09/2021
Changelog:
Device Side:
- Uprev radio to 1.5 for sim on/off toggle
- Fix Notification led
- Update blobs from miui_RAPHAELGlobal_V12.5.2.0.RFKMIXM
- Import more mithermald blobs
- Reduced heating and drain
- Switch to kernel side dt2w note: it wont work on other kernels

[CLOSED][ROM][13.0][Crystal] Android Open Source Project [Tiramisu] [18/08/2022]

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Android Open Source Project for Nokia 7.1
About AOSP
Android is an open source operating system for mobile devices and a corresponding open source project led by Google. This site and the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) repository offer the information and source code needed to create custom variants of the Android OS, port devices and accessories to the Android platform, and ensure devices meet the compatibility requirements that keep the Android ecosystem a healthy and stable environment for millions of users.
As an open source project, Android's goal is to avoid any central point of failure in which one industry player can restrict or control the innovations of any other player. To that end, Android is a full, production-quality operating system for consumer products, complete with customizable source code that can be ported to nearly any device and public documentation that is available to everyone.
Just as you can contribute code to AOSP, you can also contribute to AOSP documentation—and we want your input! Android's flexibility and ever-changing codebase means this site needs your feedback to keep content fresh, accurate, and relevant to Android implementors. We encourage you to check the changelog for details on recent AOSP updates and to report bugs or offer suggestions using the Site Feedback at the bottom of every page.
Whats working?
Wi-Fi
RIL
Volte
Mobile data
GPS
Camera
Flashlight
Camcorder
Bluetooth
Fingerprint
FM radio
Sound
vibration
Known issues ?
You tell me
Installation process
Note - I don't recommend to flash any other custom kernels on this rom, just to avoid issues .
Click Here for Installation process
Credits
* AOSP for source
* Nokia for kernel source & vendor
* Moderators (For Giving Freedom To Post Threads)​​
Download Rom {Mod edit: Link removed}
Android OS version: 13.0
Security patch level: 2022-08
Build author: Raghu varma
Kernel Source code: android_kernel_nokia_sdm660
Source code: https://android.googlesource.com
Changelog Thu Aug 18 17:39:49 UTC 2022
============================
• Based on android-13.0.0_r2
• Improved system stability
• User interface enhancements
• Google security patch 2022-08
Gapps included in ROM or what ?
Hi Raghu Verma Ji, Gapps is available for android 13 or what. Because other gapps is creating issue.
System Navigation... switch app option not working
First of all, thank you for your work.
Everything works fine except the bluetooth
I can't connect a bluetooth headset or speaker.
And why did you write that FM works if it is not available hardware?
The rom also doesn't have a built in sms app.
KonstantIMP said:
First of all, thank you for your work.
Everything works fine except the bluetooth
I can't connect a bluetooth headset or speaker.
And why did you write that FM works if it is not available hardware?
The rom also doesn't have a built in sms app.
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which gapps use, can you share me the link. because in my device incoming call screen not showing....
arun7129 said:
which gapps use, can you share me the link. because in my device incoming call screen not showing....
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Use LiteGapps. Don't forget to swap slots when flashing gapps in recovery.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/litegapps/files/litegapps/arm64/33/lite/v2.6/%5BRECOVERY%5DLiteGapps_arm64_13.0_v2.6_official.zip/download
Raghu varma said:
Android Open Source Project for Nokia 7.1
About AOSP
Android is an open source operating system for mobile devices and a corresponding open source project led by Google. This site and the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) repository offer the information and source code needed to create custom variants of the Android OS, port devices and accessories to the Android platform, and ensure devices meet the compatibility requirements that keep the Android ecosystem a healthy and stable environment for millions of users.
As an open source project, Android's goal is to avoid any central point of failure in which one industry player can restrict or control the innovations of any other player. To that end, Android is a full, production-quality operating system for consumer products, complete with customizable source code that can be ported to nearly any device and public documentation that is available to everyone.
Just as you can contribute code to AOSP, you can also contribute to AOSP documentation—and we want your input! Android's flexibility and ever-changing codebase means this site needs your feedback to keep content fresh, accurate, and relevant to Android implementors. We encourage you to check the changelog for details on recent AOSP updates and to report bugs or offer suggestions using the Site Feedback at the bottom of every page.
Whats working?
Wi-Fi
RIL
Volte
Mobile data
GPS
Camera
Flashlight
Camcorder
Bluetooth
Fingerprint
FM radio
Sound
vibration
Known issues ?
You tell me
Installation process
Note - I don't recommend to flash any other custom kernels on this rom, just to avoid issues .
Click Here for Installation process
Credits
* AOSP for source
* Nokia for kernel source & vendor
* Moderators (For Giving Freedom To Post Threads)​​
Download Rom
Android OS version: 13.0
Security patch level: 2022-08
Build author: Raghu varma
Kernel Source code: android_kernel_nokia_sdm660
Source code: https://android.googlesource.com
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Hi raghu verma Ji, I am using Nikgapps 13 full.. Incoming Call and Sms (Incoming & Outgoing not working)... Can you help me how to fix it.. Please..
Hansie00 said:
Use LiteGapps. Don't forget to swap slots when flashing gapps in recovery.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/litegapps/files/litegapps/arm64/33/lite/v2.6/%5BRECOVERY%5DLiteGapps_arm64_13.0_v2.6_official.zip/download
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In your device Incoming Call & Sms (In & Out) working or not....
Hello Users, Don't download this rom.. this is totally buggy, Raghu Verma not fixing this issue here... {Mod edited and screenshot deleted}
arun7129 said:
Hello Users, Don't download this rom.. this is totally buggy, Raghu Verma not fixing this issue here... {Mod edited and screenshot deleted}
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Control your sugar and thank you for your feedback in a positive way on day 1 and rubbish feedback on day 7. Anyway before you write reviews in your style i request you to first note down one thing "snapdragon 636 doesn't even fit for Android 11". But i managed for every Android version to bring up on day 2 after aosp drop by Google. So for me pushing latest Android versions is my target no matter if it has lag or drag or trash , at the end i should boot latest Android version and upload to public as first. Rest i repeat we don't even consider bugs or feedbacks.
On top of it we are not employees to work for public to make them satisfy by taking positive feedbacks or negative feedbacks because at the end we don't get anything except time waste by reading comments first but still we do and make them control their sugar. Moreover to run development we need financial support from community like donations. When you are unfit to donate then don't use my work. We don't run any useless business here. I repeat this is my work and my wish , if you feel you can then use if you feel it is useless then move on with other works. Or do by your own.
Note - my private project is not affiliated to any place including XDA. so no point of pushing unauthorised screenshot here. At the end this thread is actually belongs to aosp project and downloadable zip already linked here. So you better use that or move on with some other work.
Thank you!!
From now i repeat i don't even fix single bug because of this useless guy who demanded me to work as employee.
arun7129 said:
Hello Users, Don't download this rom.. this is totally buggy, Raghu Verma not fixing this issue here... {Mod edited and screenshot deleted}
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Thread provisionally closed due to investigation!
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arun7129 said:
Hello Users, Don't download this rom.. this is totally buggy, Raghu Verma not fixing this issue here... {Mod edited and screenshot deleted}
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@arun7129 I've edited your post and removed the screenshot that was attached. Please don't bring drama from the outside, which we don't control, to XDA. However, I can understand your frustration because I see that you (like others) didn't receive support in this thread in regard to the problems you've mentioned.
Raghu varma said:
Moreover to run development we need financial support from community like donations. When you are unfit to donate then don't use my work. We don't run any useless business here.
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@Raghu varma Thread remains closed, and I've removed the download link due to the missing support in the thread and because obviously means have been implemented that donations are required to be able to use your work bug free.
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Oswald Boelcke

General [info] Xiaomi 13 (fuxi) Open Source Kernel and Lineage Device Tree

Hi all,
For those of you, like me, who are interested in learning more about developing for custom ROMs, the following links will be helpful for finding .
First is the inclusive list of open source kernel releases by Xiaomi: https://github.com/MiCode/Xiaomi_Kernel_OpenSource
At the bottom of said list is the Xiaomi 13 (fuxi).
Second is the device tree (based on Lineage OS and said to be WIP) by YuKongA: https://github.com/YuKongA/device_xiaomi_fuxi
What is the primary difference between official xiaomi 13's device tree https://github.com/MiCode/kernel_devicetree/tree/fuxi-t-oss and https://github.com/YuKongA/device_xiaomi_fuxi ?
YuKongA's contribution is for Lineage OS, or instead of MIUI it's AOSP. I think.
To give additional information, the Lineage-derived device tree likely originates from: https://github.com/imasaru/android_device_tree_template
Also, the kernel includes a lot of stuff for the hardware and is accompanied by a kernel device tree, which is a kind of 'table of contents' (unless I'm mistaken about the analogy).
"The 'Open Firmware Device Tree', or simply Devicetree (DT), is a data structure and language for describing hardware."
Linux and the Devicetree — The Linux Kernel documentation
I imagine a lot of compatibility issues are lining up the system image and the kernel+device tree.
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(At this point, I'm really just spouting off some things as I'm learning, so feel free to correct or ignore me as I'm going along!)
Aquariuslt said:
What is the primary difference between official xiaomi 13's device tree https://github.com/MiCode/kernel_devicetree and https://github.com/YuKongA/device_xiaomi_fuxi ?
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1/Xiaomi Kernel OpenSource
2/Xiaomi fuxi prebuilt
Veiranx said:
To give additional information, the Lineage-derived device tree likely originates from: https://github.com/imasaru/android_device_tree_template
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