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[Q] I want to build CyanogenMod 10 for my Samsung Galaxy Chat B5330 myself. Help!

Okay so I've bought a samsung galaxy chat B5330 device back in feb'2013. Don't ask me why cause I conciously bought it. So I realised after searching for 6 months that there is no interest of developers in this device. so I have taken up the initiative to 1) Build CM 10, 2) Port CWM, 3) Root the device myself. However I don't have much idea about building android. I've rooted and flashed Custom recovery n ROMs to my dad's phone before and I'm a geek so I learn things quickly about computers n phones. So I'm nor a complete newbie neither a Master developer. Therefore I need help of those devlopers who will be kind enough not to discourage me. Anyone can root a device which is more popular because it gets vulnarable too quickly so there is no point in telling me that "you should have bought a device which has developer support". I am interested to be a developer myself n that challenge is really so tempting to me. So here are my questions which I don't have exact idea about.
1) I have a computer of the config -> AMD fx 6100 hexacore buldozer 3.3 GHz/4 GB RAM/500 GB HDD/Windows7(32) & Ubnuntu 13.04(64). Can I do the job of building roms from the source with this config in the first place?
2) Does galaxy chat B5330 support 'fastboot'? if yes then How can I boot into fastboot mode? I've tried with adb 'reboot-bootloader' but the device just restarted normally. So I don't know How can I get into the fastboot mode?
3) CM developers are really kind enough that they have put alot effort into making the wiki. I've got precious informations about building android from source and all. But I have a confusion. There was mentioned fastboot is necessery for building CM. So if my phone does not have fastboot should it mean that I can't build CM for my device at all?
4) How much data do I have to download? Do I need to be connected to the internet always while editing local file? n If I use 'repo sync' to update the code always won't my editings get overwritten by stock code again?
so these are few basic questions I have for now. I know I might not get any response at all. But there's no harm in trying. thanks

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ranchoabc said:
Okay so I've bought a samsung galaxy chat B5330 device back in feb'2013. Don't ask me why cause I conciously bought it. So I realised after searching for 6 months that there is no interest of developers in this device. so I have taken up the initiative to 1) Build CM 10, 2) Port CWM, 3) Root the device myself. However I don't have much idea about building android. I've rooted and flashed Custom recovery n ROMs to my dad's phone before and I'm a geek so I learn things quickly about computers n phones. So I'm nor a complete newbie neither a Master developer. Therefore I need help of those devlopers who will be kind enough not to discourage me. Anyone can root a device which is more popular because it gets vulnarable too quickly so there is no point in telling me that "you should have bought a device which has developer support". I am interested to be a developer myself n that challenge is really so tempting to me. So here are my questions which I don't have exact idea about.
1) I have a computer of the config -> AMD fx 6100 hexacore buldozer 3.3 GHz/4 GB RAM/500 GB HDD/Windows7(32) & Ubnuntu 13.04(64). Can I do the job of building roms from the source with this config in the first place?
2) Does galaxy chat B5330 support 'fastboot'? if yes then How can I boot into fastboot mode? I've tried with adb 'reboot-bootloader' but the device just restarted normally. So I don't know How can I get into the fastboot mode?
3) CM developers are really kind enough that they have put alot effort into making the wiki. I've got precious informations about building android from source and all. But I have a confusion. There was mentioned fastboot is necessery for building CM. So if my phone does not have fastboot should it mean that I can't build CM for my device at all?
4) How much data do I have to download? Do I need to be connected to the internet always while editing local file? n If I use 'repo sync' to update the code always won't my editings get overwritten by stock code again?
so these are few basic questions I have for now. I know I might not get any response at all. But there's no harm in trying. thanks
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I have acquired the source code for my device from samsung. Now I just need to port the board configs to the CM10 source.

ranchoabc said:
I have acquired the source code for my device from samsung. Now I just need to port the board configs to the CM10 source.
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nce going man

"Devs Not Interested...."
I don't know whether some people are still talking about this device.
I thought everybody started throwing it and getting his newer one.
Niral.DMello said:
How did you manage to do that? You wrote to them and they gave it? If thats the case you must have some special powers. I'm impressed.
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If I were not wrong, you could get the source from ://opensource.s*msung.com (*can't post yet )
My Bad English....

excellent
: Bueno:: Bueno: wouldnt see anything wrong in my galaxy cm10 ch @ t gt-B5330 : Bueno:: Bueno:

I've got a working CWM. Looking forward to porting a newer version.
I've got my hands on a working cwm (somehow it did) for b5330. Now looking forward to porting CWM 6 from cm source. I just have too slow bandwidth for cm source syncing. So let's see how it goes.

ranchoabc said:
I've got my hands on a working cwm (somehow it did) for b5330. Now looking forward to porting CWM 6 from cm source. I just have too slow bandwidth for cm source syncing. So let's see how it goes.
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I really hope you succeed and make it working! Good luck mate!

TheUnknownThing said:
I really hope you succeed and make it working! Good luck mate!
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Can you give me some directions? I'm trying my best to learn it.
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ranchoabc said:
Can you give me some directions? I'm trying my best to learn it.
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The best way to start is to use another Rom as base (get permission first) then start tweaking it with scripts, apps and build.prop tweaks. Once you start to get familiar with the basics, start experimenting with different tweaks. Since you are going to create a Cyanogenmod 10 Rom from scratch, I give you best of luck and hope many people will use it!

FINALLY!
ported

I always support you sir!
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REALLY for GT B5330
patraanjan23 said:
ported
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REALLY ??
when date to release this ROM ?
sorry my bad english language..

[email protected] said:
REALLY ??
when date to release this ROM ?
sorry my bad english language..
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I'm currently working on it. It still does not support audio/bluetooth/wifi/phone/usb nothing. It just supports full touch n can run games. You can't use it for calls/internet! I just sideloaded few apk files via adb. So it ran them smoothly. N don't call me sir please. I hate formalities.. just chill
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patraanjan23 said:
I'm currently working on it. It still does not support audio/bluetooth/wifi/phone/usb nothing. It just supports full touch n can run games. You can't use it for calls/internet! I just sideloaded few apk files via adb. So it ran them smoothly. N don't call me sir please. I hate formalities.. just chill
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how did you port cm to your device
i also have Samsung star pro and have made a manufacturer based stock rom
my device is samsung star pro

gamersam16 said:
how did you port cm to your device
i also have Samsung star pro and have made a manufacturer based stock rom
my device is samsung star pro
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I am building from source. it's teadious job. but you sure can try

device tree
by source do you mean the android source(10gb +)
i am also trying the same thing but my source is now syncing
could you help me with making my device tree.
and what else do i need apart from the the device tree

gamersam16 said:
by source do you mean the android source(10gb +)
i am also trying the same thing but my source is now syncing
could you help me with making my device tree.
and what else do i need apart from the the device tree
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Sure ask whatever you need. But I suggest you do thorough research n a lot of forum searching before you ask anything. I've been digging for 1 year collecting info n learning things.
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Cyanogenmod for B5330
HERE COMES CYANOZANE
GO for it n test it yourself!

help
patraanjan23 said:
HERE COMES CYANOZANE
GO for it n test it yourself!
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could you guide me in this process as i have to build the device tree from scratch and am having difficulties in finding the correct info.
how did you start to look for info in the boot.img
help needed
if possible could you provide a basic guide minimum stuff to help
thanks

gamersam16 said:
could you guide me in this process as i have to build the device tree from scratch and am having difficulties in finding the correct info.
how did you start to look for info in the boot.img
help needed
if possible could you provide a basic guide minimum stuff to help
thanks
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read this thotoughly.

[CM DEVELOPMENT] Asus MeMO Pad ME172V

Today my wife got this device as a gift for Christmas. She asked me to look at it and set it up for her. After about an hour of research I was deeply disappointed by the fact that this device has no ROMs or Kernels and barely supports ROOT. The device is kind of slow for 2013 due to its one core 1GHz processor. But I am sure this issue would be fixed with optimizations from custom ROMs and Kernels. I myself am not an android developer but do some coding in the free time and worked on a few ports of sense for several devices. On this thread I would like to get as many developers possible with the Asus MeMO Pad to communicate and collaborate to develop a working port of CyanogenMod for the device. I will be happy to help anyone interested in this project by doing some work in the free time. I chose CyanogenMod as it is probably the easiest one to compile and is much simpler than its competitors. If we get a successful build of CM then we can move on to developing Kernels and more complex versions of Android. Keep in mind that this is not a request for any particular developer but just an invitation to collaborate and build a working ROM for this tablet. If you are interested in working with me on this project please PM me or comment down below. I will be glad to help as much as I can. Thank you to all of the developers that would be willing to participate in this project.
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Im in
I did the AMPC app and mini rom (not a full rom but more mods collection)
How are you skills to decompile img ?? since the guy who did root before is no more...and we should start by doing root for latest FW.
and CWM is also very buggy (build using online kitchen)
Please feel free to PM me

I'd like to but I don't know android coding. I do some basic Java programming if that helps
Sent from my MemoPad

crazykiddo said:
Im in
I did the AMPC app and mini rom (not a full rom but more mods collection)
How are you skills to decompile img ?? since the guy who did root before is no more...and we should start by doing root for latest FW.
and CWM is also very buggy (build using online kitchen)
Please feel free to PM me
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I will PM you as soon as possible and we can begin on the work. Sorry due to the vacation I am not home and will only be back stating monday.
fundre said:
I'd like to but I don't know android coding. I do some basic Java programming if that helps
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Thank you for you reply also, as of right now I don't see our need for any Java coding, but maybe if we find a need for it I will message you. Thank you once again.
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aanonymoushuman said:
I will PM you as soon as possible and we can begin on the work. Sorry due to the vacation I am not home and will only be back stating monday.
Thank you for you reply also, as of right now I don't see our need for any Java coding, but maybe if we find a need for it I will message you. Thank you once again.
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Hi! I'm the guy that made CWM for this tablet, as well as the one on whos idea the whole root thing is based I'm very glad that someone picked up work on this tablet and is trying to make it better, since I don't have the time and I've lost my patience since ASUS is refusing to co-operate as far as updates and source codes are concerned. You can always PM me with questions as well as all or any info you have and I'm also willing to test builds out. Thanks

nerotNS said:
Hi! I'm the guy that made CWM for this tablet, as well as the one on whos idea the whole root thing is based I'm very glad that someone picked up work on this tablet and is trying to make it better, since I don't have the time and I've lost my patience since ASUS is refusing to co-operate as far as updates and source codes are concerned. You can always PM me with questions as well as all or any info you have and I'm also willing to test builds out. Thanks
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Hiya @nerotNS, I'm currently new (a noob) at xda-developers forum but since I'm actually getting a memo pad what better way of installing cyanogenmod properly than asking for help. However I couldn't help but to find the source code, and I did. I'm currently still learning so the source code wouldn't be of help to me than it would to you. So that said, heres the source
==> support (dot) asus (dot) com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=ASUS+MeMO+Pad&p=28&s=6
(remove spaces and replace '(dot)' with '.')

42java said:
Hiya @nerotNS, I'm currently new (a noob) at xda-developers forum but since I'm actually getting a memo pad what better way of installing cyanogenmod properly than asking for help. However I couldn't help but to find the source code, and I did. I'm currently still learning so the source code wouldn't be of help to me than it would to you. So that said, heres the source
==> support (dot) asus (dot) com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=ASUS+MeMO+Pad&p=28&s=6
(remove spaces and replace '(dot)' with '.')
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Hmm that's the kernel source code, we already have that Though it was in a bit of a strange format, plus I firmly believe that it's outdated as I think ASUS made some changes in the kernels via OTA. Thanks for your tip though,it's good to see that someone's trying to do with this pad

RE: CM Development
Hello, new guy here at XDA, I do not have any knowledge to Linux or Android programming yet I know how to flash and play with recoveries and such things. I am willing to be a tester for this project.

waiting for someone to port this into CM...
source code: http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=ASUS+MeMO+Pad&p=28&s=6

Cygaeonmod 12 me172v device tree
After months of research and goggleing i have made a me172v device tree and i will upload it on github by 1 st of march
i want someone to test the device tree by building a cygaeonmod 12 rom
i have made a official working recovery using the tree but there are few errors i am working on that
if some body wants to help here s my email adrress [email protected]
its double 'a' DONT GET CONFUSED:laugh:
THIS IS MY SECOND POST ON XDA BY MY NEW USERNAME
SORRY FOR BAD ENGLISH
wait till 1 st of march

Pranav89 said:
After months of research and goggleing i have made a me172v device tree and i will upload it on github by 1 st of march
i want someone to test the device tree by building a cygaeonmod 12 rom
i have made a official working recovery using the tree but there are few errors i am working on that
if some body wants to help here s my email adrress [email protected]
its double 'a' DONT GET CONFUSED:laugh:
THIS IS MY SECOND POST ON XDA BY MY NEW USERNAME
AND HERE'S A LINK FOR GITHUB ME172V RESPORITORY : github.com/Pranavkumar09/android_ASUS_MEMOPAD_ME172V
just add before the url
SORRY FOR BAD ENGLISH
wait till 1 st of march
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It's a good news... But too bad my memo pad has broken successfully and hard to find the spare part
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Keep me posted on your progress, I will keep an eye on your github repo.
?

I Too Am Interested
I may be able to lend my tablet for the cause of testing. Just can't brick it.
It's my 7 year old daughter's, so no harm no foul.
I'll look for updates

It could be hard to port on cm, because the chipset is VIA and no similar device successfully ported with this chipset..
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Thanks Bro That Will be a great help
maricopajoe said:
I may be able to lend my tablet for the cause of testing. Just can't brick it.
It's my 7 year old daughter's, so no harm no foul.
I'll look for updates
Actually i bricked my asus bootloader and even adb does not work out and i am just able to make half of it if you could provide me some information about the pad
and i have found a similar device tree from tft300t and tft700t
first i will make a device tree which can make a working recovery basically twrp
guys its an awesome tab but very slow and having cm 12.1 will be great on the tab so please help
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Pranav89 said:
maricopajoe said:
I may be able to lend my tablet for the cause of testing. Just can't brick it.
It's my 7 year old daughter's, so no harm no foul.
I'll look for updates
Actually i bricked my asus bootloader and even adb does not work out and i am just able to make half of it if you could provide me some information about the pad
and i have found a similar device tree from tft300t and tft700t
first i will make a device tree which can make a working recovery basically twrp
guys its an awesome tab but very slow and having cm 12.1 will be great on the tab so please help
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What info do you need?
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CM 12.1 for me172v
My ME172V device tree repo address https://github.com/Pranavkumar09/android_device_asus_me172v
Finally i made it after 1 months hardwork
I wanted someone who has more internet plan atleast 50 gb who can make the cm 12.1 rom as i live in country like India where internet speed sucks it wont work plzzzzzzzzzz guyz
u can even use Docker to build it on windows follow this link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2650345 or u can use ubuntu plzzz help me out
if any ones interested u can email me [email protected] for any queries or doubt abt the device tree
It would be a great help

Help
Pranav89 said:
My ME172V device tree repo address https://github.com/Pranavkumar09/android_device_asus_me172v
Finally i made it after 1 months hardwork
I wanted someone who has more internet plan atleast 50 gb who can make the cm 12.1 rom as i live in country like India where internet speed sucks it wont work plzzzzzzzzzz guyz
u can even use Docker to build it on windows follow this link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2650345 or u can use ubuntu plzzz help me out
if any ones interested u can email me [email protected] for any queries or doubt abt the device tree
It would be a great help
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I'm gonna try building it with Docker. Is there still a chance of killing the device bootloader?
Btw I'm a total noob with custom roms so it may take a while + my PC is old

Thank you Darthsternie
Darthsternie said:
I'm gonna try building it with Docker. Is there still a chance of killing the device bootloader?
Btw I'm a total noob with custom roms so it may take a while + my PC is old
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what do u mean by killing the bootloader????
whats ur system specification like ram processor
plzzzzz ur the last hope for this device

CPU Specs
Pranav89 said:
what do u mean by killing the bootloader????
whats ur system specification like ram processor
plzzzzz ur the last hope for this device
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I have a AMD Athlon Dualcore 5000B 2,60 GHz with 4 GB RAM
And my 500gb drive died yesterday so I have to buy myself a new drive first

Custom rom

Blu Studio 6.0 d651

androidlearner2015 said:
Blu Studio 6.0 d651
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What exactly are you trying to say?

I'm looking for a custom rom for this phone.

First, this is not a ROM request forum. Second, it's generally considered rude to ask a developer to make a ROM. Developers for the most part do this as a hobby, in their free time with no compensation outside of any donations they may receive. They do not work for you. You are welcome to start reading and researching how to build your own Android ROM.
Please do not make further posts of this nature.
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I would like to install TWRP, root and rom for Vivo V3 Max

as title. I see this phone very well without you support should ask. Look forward to the developers interested and help. thank you.

Vivo v3 max is dead ... Get a life

Why? I don't understand!

Can anyone please provide custom rom for vivo v3 max i want it too......refering too
Please tell us any method to root vivo v3 max .....please:crying:

rybxda said:
Please tell us any method to root vivo v3 max .....please:crying:
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Do a Google search for:
"How to root (type your device's model number here)"
Go to system settings>about phone and look around in those settings for your model number then use that model number in your search.
If it doesn't find anything for your device then there is not a known method to root your device.
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thank you for your reply,
Hmm, thank you for your reply, But i can't find anything useful on google that's why i posted it here , vivo v3 max is decent device has 4GB of ram sd652 wich can support qc 3.0 , gives great performance in pubg , and what not . The thing is someone started developing rom (old post @liamcrayden on xda) but till now it's all radio silence , please if any dev reading this help there are more than 20,000 user's of vivo v3 max who want custom rom till now date

rybxda said:
Hmm, thank you for your reply, But i can't find anything useful on google that's why i posted it here , vivo v3 max is decent device has 4GB of ram sd652 wich can support qc 3.0 , gives great performance in pubg , and what not . The thing is someone started developing rom (old post @liamcrayden on xda) but till now it's all radio silence , please if any dev reading this help there are more than 20,000 user's of vivo v3 max who want custom rom till now date
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If a developer that has the skills to build a ROM actually owned one of your devices or had interest in building a ROM for that device, ROMs would already be built for it.
Since there are not any ROMs for it, that means that no developers own the device, developers only build for devices they own and then share their work with the community. This device is not the kind of device that a real developer would own or be interested in building for, it is not "new" or "cool" enough.
If you want a developer to build a ROM for that device, you have to be willing to buy another device like it and donate it to a developer(if you can find a developer that is willing to build the ROM for you, you have to find them, they will NOT come to you). If you can't or won't donate a device to a developer then you won't be getting your ROM unless you or another user of the device or you and several other users of the device get together and get to work learning how to build a ROM.
Mid-range to low-end devices usually don't get support from developers, some of these devices might get/have ROMs available but that isn't because an actual developer built them, it is because a user of the device or a group of users, that are not developers, takes it upon themselves to build a ROM for the device.
If no developers have built ROMs for it, but you are determined to get a ROM, then you need to get to work learning how to build it for yourself, you stand a better chance of getting a ROM that way instead of waiting for "someone else" to build a ROM for a device that no one is really interested in.
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pfern_007 said:
Vivo v3 max is dead ... Get a life
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Don't say that it's powerful device needs just customize that's all
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Droidriven said:
If a developer that has the skills to build a ROM actually owned one of your devices or had interest in building a ROM for that device, ROMs would already be built for it.
Since there are not any ROMs for it, that means that no developers own the device, developers only build for devices they own and then share their work with the community. This device is not the kind of device that a real developer would own or be interested in building for, it is not "new" or "cool" enough.
If you want a developer to build a ROM for that device, you have to be willing to buy another device like it and donate it to a developer(if you can find a developer that is willing to build the ROM for you, you have to find them, they will NOT come to you). If you can't or won't donate a device to a developer then you won't be getting your ROM unless you or another user of the device or you and several other users of the device get together and get to work learning how to build a ROM.
Mid-range to low-end devices usually don't get support from developers, some of these devices might get/have ROMs available but that isn't because an actual developer built them, it is because a user of the device or a group of users, that are not developers, takes it upon themselves to build a ROM for the device.
If no developers have built ROMs for it, but you are determined to get a ROM, then you need to get to work learning how to build it for yourself, you stand a better chance of getting a ROM that way instead of waiting for "someone else" to build a ROM for a device that no one is really interested in.
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Ok [emoji26]
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rybxda said:
Don't say that it's powerful device needs just customize that's all
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Specs are not what really matters, it's all about how well the hardware components are made, the mid-low end devices typically do not have good quality parts, regardless of how awesome the specs look or what processor it has. A really good processor on a low rated/cheaply made motherboard isn't much to be excited about.
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Create TWRP using Auto TWRP Porter.

Hi,
Today I am here with new post.
As you know I am now posting new posts daily.
Many of you have a phone that is less popular and there is no active developer for that device but did you know that there is a way that you can be a developer of your own.
There is team Hovatek that they made up a tool to make TWRP maker tool which you can use to make your own TWRP recovery for your phone and be an engineer of your phone but note that your phone must have common chipset on it like Mediatek, Spreadtrum, etc and your android version must be Android 5,6,7,8,8.1,9 otherwise you need to port it your self.
I am making this post for people like me to help them get a test of Custom recovery.
Thanks, Folk.
I will continue it on Part 2

Roktim iH said:
Hi,
Today i am here with new post.
As you know i am now posting new post daily.
Many of you have phone that is less popular and there is no active developer for that device but did you know that there is a way that you can be a developer of your own.
There is team Hovatek that they made up a tool to make TWRP maker tool which you can use to make your own TWRP recovery for your phone and be a engineer of your phone but note that your phone must have popular chipset on itself like Mediatek,Spreadtrum etc and your android version must be Android 5,6,7,8,8.1,9 otherwise you need to port it your self.
I am making this post for people like me to help them get a test of Custom recovery.
Thanks Folk.
I will continue it on Part 2
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Did you just say Mediatek and Spreadtrum are "popular" chipsets?
Lol, no, I don't think so.
Most real developers avoid devices with those processors.
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well I'm so glad to heard about it, mm and maybe I'm so happy about it . well absolutely I can't wait for this one. I'll see you at the next part

so where is the next part?

Sorry
MarvinMod said:
so where is the next part?
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Sorry for replying late. But I will make it soon.