[05/22/2013][ROM][GB 2.3.8][UNOFFICIAL] Cyanmobile eXperience for Nook Color - Nook Color Android Development

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CyanMobile is an aftermarket ROM like CyanogenMod, MIUI, JoyOS, LewaOS and others that are build from source. Absolutely build from source based on CyanogenMod 7.2 and modifications form AOSP, AOKP, and Paranoid etc.
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THIS ROM IS ONLY FOR NOOK COLOR (ENCORE) AND NOT FOR THE OTHERS
YOUR DEVICE'S ANDROID VERSION MUST BE GINGERBREAD 2.3.4 OR ABOVE
DO A FACTORY RESET/FULL WIPE BEFORE FLASHING THIS ROM
FLASH VIA CWM RECOVERY OR OTHER CUSTOM RECOVERIES
IT'S RECOMMENDED TO NOT USE ANY APP2SD SCRIPT
DO IT WITH YOUR OWN RISK
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This is my first source-compiled ROM port and thread, so, sorry if I disappoints you.
And please correct me if I'm wrong.
May I ask for your opinion about which dpi suits NC the best? 160, 200, or 240?
What's working :
Everything not listed as bugs
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Bugs :
- Statusbar trackingview (the bottom part and background of expanded statusbar) doesn't resize like the top part of expanded statbar and its contents when it's in landscape mode.
- Some lockscreens doesn't resize according to screen's lcd density. They only look nicely at 200 dpi. Well, LCD density changing is NOT officially supported. So please tell me which dpi suits NC the best
- Boot animation and shutdown animation looks crappy
- Sense lockscreen is buggy (well, it's still beta, I mean the sense lockscreen)
- Tell me.
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Many thanks to :
-squadzone for creating CyanMobile
-mrg666 for his kernel (I used MiRaGe kernel in this rom, cuz I suck at building kernel )
-cyanogenmod team
-everyone who supported me
-you
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Download :
ROM[05/22/2013]
GAPPS
Aaand for the egl fix, see the attachment.
Note : If the link is broken please tell me
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Older releases :
[04/21/2013]
[04/11/2013]
[04/07/2013]
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To report bug (specially FCs), please also provide the logcat. (A link to download it or to show it (pastebin etc). And please don't report for a bug that has been listed as bugs above.
How to do so :
1. Run Android Terminal Emulator and type "su", then tap "allow"
2. Type "logcat > /sdcard/logcat.txt"
3. Wait for a little while (maybe around 10 secs) and stop it by pressing Vol Down + C then exit by pressing back softbutton.
4. The logcat should be on your sdcard
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Changelog :
[05/22/2013]
- Synced with latest CMX source (systemui update)
- Update kernel with latest MiRaGe kernel WITHOUT KSM support
- Resized Bootanimation and Shutdownanimation to smaller resolution (WVGA) to reduce lag
- This might be the last update
[04/21/2013]
- Update kernel with latest MiRaGe kernel with KSM support
- fixed lockscreens, but it will be crappy if you change the dpi
- default lcd density changed to 200 (The minimum one for apps to work)
- fixed tether settings fc
- bootanimation is now pretty smooth but looks crappy
and so does shutdownanimation
- synced with CMX source 04/16/2013
- CMX changelog : fixed statusbar above keyguard
[04/11/2013]
- Support KSM (using older MiRaGe kernel)
- Modules now loads at boot
- Usb mounting fixed
- Always use GPU rendering for better performance
- Added ROM manager
[04/07/2013]
- First release
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Screenshots:
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I have a day off. So I'll mess with this.
Sent from my NookColor using xda app-developers app

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Would love to see bigger pictures. But I am down to try this out this weekend
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2

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I couldn't get it to boot.
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halrulez said:
Would love to see bigger pictures. But I am down to try this out this weekend
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2
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Haha, sorry, I thought big pictures will be a bandwith killer and it will take time to load this page
Well I'll update the screenshots to be the big one later.
Anyway, did you know that if you click those small pictures it will show you the exact sized ones? (The big ones with exact 1024x600 px)
AgentCherryColla said:
I couldn't get it to boot.
Sent from my NookColor using xda app-developers app
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Thanks for your review.
Have you done a factory reset/full wipe of /data and /cache before flashing this ROM? If not, you can try it now. And if it still doesn't boot, can you please upload the logcat? And also what ROM did you use before this?
I'm sure I've wrote in the first post that you need to do a full wipe before flashing this rom (well, after flashing will do just fine too) and it has to be gingerbread or above before flashing

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I guess I just had a bad flash. But this ROM is cool. Its like AOKP, but based off CM7.2. The UI is as close to ICS as GB can get. The performance is on par to mirage. The settings can get a little confusing. There's a lot of UI tweaks. ICS Navigation bar. Pie Navigation. I like it. I like the DPI at stock. The default Make's it seem to big. The ICS navigation bar icons are blurry. But outside that everything is perfect.
Sent from my NookColor using xda app-developers app

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AgentCherryColla said:
I guess I just had a bad flash. But this ROM is cool. Its like AOKP, but based off CM7.2. The UI is as close to ICS as GB can get. The performance is on par to mirage. The settings can get a little confusing. There's a lot of UI tweaks. ICS Navigation bar. Pie Navigation. I like it. I like the DPI at stock. The default Make's it seem to big. The ICS navigation bar icons are blurry. But outside that everything is perfect.
Sent from my NookColor using xda app-developers app
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Glad that you like it
Yeah the icons are blurry, because they were made for 480x800 while NC is 600x1024. I'll resize them later.
And by stock do you mean 160 or 240? Well, I got my NC from my uncle, It was already flashed to CM7 with 160 dpi as default. So I don't know how it was on the stock ROM ._.
Anyway, for better 3d performance, please remove "0 0 android" line from /system/lib/egl/egl.cfg
Be sure to leave an empty line and don't touch the powervr line.
Or just flash the flashable zip I attached at the first post.

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this is running on gingerbread? it looks so much like JB 4.2.2...

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explorer-10 said:
this is running on gingerbread? it looks so much like JB 4.2.2...
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Yes, as what I wrote in the first post. It's based on CM7.2, so it's gingerbread, with ICS/JB feel (well, not completely but it's enough for me )

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I like this ROM. I'm shaving very little issues. Most issues are related to the UI tweaks, but that expected.
This is ny new DD until CM10.1 gets fast enough for me.
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I would recommend using the latest MiRaGe kernel regardless of KSM. We tried KSM with CM7 and found that it is useless with Gingerbread.

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mrg666 said:
I would recommend using the latest MiRaGe kernel regardless of KSM. We tried KSM with CM7 and found that it is useless with Gingerbread.
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Oh, thanks for your advice.
is it useless or is it making the system worse?
I do agree that it seems useless since I don't notice any improvement with it.

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RizqiN said:
Oh, thanks for your advice.
is it useless or is it making the system worse?
I do agree that it seems useless since I don't notice any improvement with it.
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Just useless without modifications in dalvik-vm. The simple modifications we tested in dalvik-vm were too simple and made the system worse. My conclusion is that full Android 4.0+ code base is necessary/ideal to use KSM.

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mrg666 said:
Just useless without modifications in dalvik-vm. The simple modifications we tested in dalvik-vm were too simple and made the system worse. My conclusion is that full Android 4.0+ code base is necessary/ideal to use KSM.
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Oh, so it makes the system worse. Thanks for your explaination
Wait, shouldn't there be no problem if the kernel does support it but it's deactivated? It's deactivated by default anyway, so users can choose to use it or not. The reason why I still put it in the ROM though it's useless is just because I want to bring the full feature of the ROM.
Edit : Alright, I get it. Too much feature, specially the unused ones will only slow down the kernel, right? Thanks