Hi guys I am creating a new ROM and I would like to change the database of updates of CyanogenMod to receive updates released by me and not relased by CyanogenMod, as I do?and how do I get the anonymous stats to me and not to CyanogenMod? Thanks for the answers and excuse me for my bad english
Are you talking about your github log? It will be updated as you commit your changes.
thewadegeek said:
Are you talking about your github log? It will be updated as you commit your changes.
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But how do I make him get the updates from my Github account and not from CyanogenMod account? What file should I change?
---blacksoul--- said:
But how do I make him get the updates from my Github account and not from CyanogenMod account? What file should I change?
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You need to be more specific as in what you mean by updates. Rom updates as in downloading the lastest rom when there is a new version, changelogs? What?
lithid-cm said:
You need to be more specific as in what you mean by updates. Rom updates as in downloading the lastest rom when there is a new version, changelogs? What?
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I want the ROM update itself (obviously, the first requiring the consent of the user) when I release a new version and that the anonymous statistics come to me and not to CyanogenMod
Ok so you want to have a OTA updater, and you want to collect anonymous statistics. Write a Java app that checks a server, compares the version of the current ROM with the one present there, if it's less then downloads the file and prompts the user to reboot into recovery. As to the statistics, that's in the CyanogenMod repo, and if you can't figure it out you shouldn't be collecting them.
thewadegeek said:
Ok so you want to have a OTA updater, and you want to collect anonymous statistics. Write a Java app that checks a server, compares the version of the current ROM with the one present there, if it's less then downloads the file and prompts the user to reboot into recovery. As to the statistics, that's in the CyanogenMod repo, and if you can't figure it out you shouldn't be collecting them.
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Sorry maybe Google translator sucks but I do not understand the issue of anonymous statistical
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Some of you per'haps use Cyanogenmod nightly for S2 but their buidbot is out and no update since november, so I decided to compile it for me directly from the Repos it is long and needs a linux box so I decided to share it if you wants to update without compiling during ours.
It work well on mine, i Provide it without any warranty it's just extracted from cyanogenmod.com (see there for more details on the rom).
so : BACKUP before update !
Built on 12/09/11 : http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AWTI0B9Y
http://www.multiupload.com/72JF8PUMNX
I was ready to compile when I find on the CM forum somone who done it today :
latest build can be downloaded here:
http://codeworkx.de/...72011-galaxys2/
dont forget to install gapps
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first tanks
include CWM?
superleeds27 said:
include CWM?
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yes if you haven't already CM7 read this before : http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_II:_Full_Update_Guide
This package does not includes google apps to flash separately (see the link above)
Great, thanks! I hope you don´t stop updating
per haps once a week since the build bot repaired...
any mirror pls ?
http://www.multiupload.com/72JF8PUMNX
Any known bugs with this release ?
I finally decided to leave stock (after having the device ~2 weeks) and wish to get something almost as stable as stock.
Thanks
Thanks for this
http://fitsnugly.euroskank.com/gigglebread/galaxys2/ ?
i've no info on it but seems to be an output compiled (that's the default name of the file when we excute the script) i've posted in first page a build from today tested and ok
Codeworkx posted a nightly on his site yesterday: http://codeworkx.de/wordpress/
Any apps available that make configuring Haptic Feedback easier?
Just build it: http://www.mediafire.com/?wn5i2mjbh2e2kl2
Whats changed since yesterdays build?
superleeds27 said:
Whats changed since yesterdays build?
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This: http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#change,11072
Any easy to way to adjust Haptic Feedback, other than CM7 Settings?
Running Insanity 57, current to Dec 20 changelog. Forked if I can find the option to disable boot animation however, anyone know where it hides?
Cant you just delete the bootanimation.zip?
Hi guys,
Here is new CM9 changelog site with email subscription service.
Once new nightly is out you will recieve email with change log and direct download link.
http://cmnightlies.nechko.com
Nedzadk said:
Hi guys,
Here is new CM9 changelog site with email subscription service.
Once new nightly is out you will recieve email with change log and direct download link.
http://cmnightlies.nechko.com
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This looks nice - nicer that the CM9 changelog that is currently available. It is cool having the d/l links there too. Did you make this yourself?
You should post this in the CM9 thread in the dev section. Most people in the General forum won't care about this (unlike actual CM9 users!).
Yes i've created this by my self ! I already feel like i'm spamming i posted it in different device forums
Nedzadk said:
Hi guys,
Here is new CM9 changelog site with email subscription service.
Once new nightly is out you will recieve email with change log and direct download link.
http://cmnightlies.nechko.com
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One small suggestion: Could you update the changelogs with device-specific changes as well? No website that have these changelogs (other than Gerrit itself) show device-specific changes.
pandaball said:
One small suggestion: Could you update the changelogs with device-specific changes as well? No website that have these changelogs (other than Gerrit itself) show device-specific changes.
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It already shows device specific changes (merged commits), you just need to select your device from menu and it shows all generic changes and device specific if there is any (by default it opens galaxy s when you visit site).
Nedzadk said:
It already shows device specific changes (merged commits), you just need to select your device from menu and it shows all generic changes and device specific if there is any (by default it opens galaxy s when you visit site).
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Ah I see. Didn't select the correct device, sorry
Great job on the site by the way. Better than CM's own "recommended" site
Nedzadk said:
Yes i've created this by my self ! I already feel like i'm spamming i posted it in different device forums
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I must have missed your post in the Development forum. I try to keep tabs on the CM9 thread since although I am not using it at the moment I think it is going to be one of the best roms for the Prime.
pandaball said:
Great job on the site by the way. Better than CM's own "recommended" site
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I agree!
I know you can get OTA updates on a custom ROM via rom manager but its proprietary. Are there any open source solutions to OTA updates on custom roms?
SHAWDAH said:
I know you can get OTA updates on a custom ROM via rom manager but its proprietary. Are there any open source solutions to OTA updates on custom roms?
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One open source OTA update solutions for custom roms is OTA-UpdateCenter. It's open source and easy to start using, you can check it out here, and check out the source code on their github. Let me know if you have any other questions.
shimp208 said:
One open source OTA update solutions for custom roms is OTA-UpdateCenter. It's open source and easy to start using, you can check it out here, and check out the source code on their github. Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Yea I saw that while googling around but it seems pretty... outdated.
https://github.com/OTAUpdateCenter/ota-updater-2.0/graphs/contributors
I saw the cyanogenmod ota updater which seems good.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...ng-rom-manager-for-its-own-ota-update-system/
SHAWDAH said:
Yea I saw that while googling around but it seems pretty... outdated.
https://github.com/OTAUpdateCenter/ota-updater-2.0/graphs/contributors
I saw the cyanogenmod ota updater which seems good.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...ng-rom-manager-for-its-own-ota-update-system/
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What you could do is fork the cyanogenmod OTA updater and then modify it to suit your own needs fairly easily.
shimp208 said:
What you could do is fork the cyanogenmod OTA updater and then modify it to suit your own needs fairly easily.
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That seems like the best solution, thanks.
Hello, we have dedicated own OTA server. We cann't use OTA UpdateCenter or other services. What is the best way for use OTA update in aosp?
I have S905x with AOSP provided by amlogic. For OTA update, OTAUpgrade2 app is used.
I set...
Code:
PRODUCT_PROPERTY_OVERRIDES += \
ro.product.firmware=0002\
ro.product.otaupdateurl=h_t_t_p/myurl/myfile
It works. I see incoming requests in my HTTP log. But i don't know the structure and format of checked file (I think, it contains actual_version, url_to_zip, md5...). Thus when I start UPDATE&BACKUP and press "online update button", "No New Version Discovered message" is showed. I tried find in source code, but I think, this all is in one library without source codes (/vendor/amlogic/apps/OTAUpgrade2/libs/libotaupdate.jar). I could not find anywhere on the internet that file format. Thank you for help.
cizek.milan said:
Hello, we have dedicated own OTA server. We cann't use OTA UpdateCenter or other services. What is the best way for use OTA update in aosp?
I have S905x with AOSP provided by amlogic. For OTA update, OTAUpgrade2 app is used.
I set...
Code:
PRODUCT_PROPERTY_OVERRIDES += \
ro.product.firmware=0002\
ro.product.otaupdateurl=h_t_t_p/myurl/myfile
It works. I see incoming requests in my HTTP log. But i don't know the structure and format of checked file (I think, it contains actual_version, url_to_zip, md5...). Thus when I start UPDATE&BACKUP and press "online update button", "No New Version Discovered message" is showed. I tried find in source code, but I think, this all is in one library without source codes (/vendor/amlogic/apps/OTAUpgrade2/libs/libotaupdate.jar). I could not find anywhere on the internet that file format. Thank you for help.
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Did you find a solution? The protocol or any ready-to-use server application?
Thanks
I found some build instructions at chromium.org and some public repo (not google's) at github, but so far no apk.
I'm asking because I couldn't find a video or demo of chromium running on android either which makes me wonder if it works at all or just limited to a webview basic mode.
MGREX said:
I found some build instructions at chromium.org and some public repo (not google's) at github, but so far no apk.
I'm asking because I couldn't find a video or demo of chromium running on android either which makes me wonder if it works at all or just limited to a webview basic mode.
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I saw it once and tried researching it but could not find it again. Not 1 apk but 2. You need them both. I do not remember their names.
mint-an said:
I saw it once and tried researching it but could not find it again. Not 1 apk but 2. You need them both. I do not remember their names.
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Sounds like some modded whatsapp apks I seen, but couldn't find anything either
Wonder how difficult would it be to couple the chromium-based webview with a browser UI
MGREX said:
I found some build instructions at chromium.org and some public repo (not google's) at github, but so far no apk.
I'm asking because I couldn't find a video or demo of chromium running on android either which makes me wonder if it works at all or just limited to a webview basic mode.
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https://storage.googleapis.com/chro...oid/32eaa6c2911c647846e31071e4e02efe56c8cd1c/
mint-an said:
I saw it once and tried researching it but could not find it again. Not 1 apk but 2. You need them both. I do not remember their names.
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here is the link
download the zip
4Freedom said:
https://storage.googleapis.com/chro...oid/32eaa6c2911c647846e31071e4e02efe56c8cd1c/
here is the link
download the zip
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Needs to be flashed via custom recovery?
Dr. Krieger said:
Needs to be flashed via custom recovery?
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nope, last version 15-01-2015 download from here https://www.googleapis.com/download...oid.zip?generation=1421347610268000&alt=media
Yes, but it gets released everyday.
The trick with the official build of Chromium for Android is that it's constantly being released by the Chromium team.
These builds don't auto-update, so you need to install new builds occasionally( I install a new build every day, personally).
I put together an app getChromium that's available on Google Play(can't link anything in here yet) that securely pulls the latest build from the official repository and installs it.
Code's on github.
andDevW said:
The trick with the official build of Chromium for Android is that it's constantly being released by the Chromium team.
These builds don't auto-update, so you need to install new builds occasionally( I install a new build every day, personally).
I put together an app getChromium that's available on Google Play(can't link anything in here yet) that securely pulls the latest build from the official repository and installs it.
Code's on github.
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You should place the link to your app here for the playstore
ink718 said:
You should place the link to your app here for the playstore
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The app wasn't being used correctly by most of the users acquired on Google Play, so I've actually permanently moved it to GitHub. https://github.com/andDevW/getChromium. People all over the world were using it to install Chromium and then uninstalling it, unaware that the Chromium browser they're using will never update itself.
I have a repo with android cm-12.1 as branch.
Now i want to update this repo to new CM version 13.0 without downloading the whole repo again.
Is that possible?
Unfortunately, no. Too many differences in the code bases.
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Unfortunately, no. Too many differences in the code bases.
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Okay,what happens if init a new branch (cm-13.0) in the same repo directory.
Is it faster than new repo?
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svprm said:
Okay,what happens if init a new branch (cm-13.0) in the same repo directory.
Is it faster than new repo?
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Even if you could do that (and I'm not sure you can), the new branch would probably have to sync every single package over again, so you aren't really saving any time (and would likely cause major headaches). I think you really would be better off creating a completely new repo.