Because I noticed that there are enough problems on the kernels I decided to open this thread just for this.
jon.marius87 said:
Because I noticed that there are enough problems on the kernels I decided to open this thread just for this.
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How I've said in the official thread of CM 0.32, when i try to use the 318Mb ram Kernel, my wave (S8500) restart Bada after badadroid logo why?
I follow this steps:
1. With original Zimage i've wiped cache anche dalvik cache
2. Reboot (Bada) holding power key
3. Put Zimage with 318Mb of ram (It replace original Zimage)
4. Switch off phone and start android
Kiboi said:
How I've said in the official thread of CM 0.32, when i try to use the 318Mb ram Kernel, my wave (S8500) restart Bada after badadroid logo why?
I follow this steps:
1. With original Zimage i've wiped cache anche dalvik cache
2. Reboot (Bada) holding power key
3. Put Zimage with 318Mb of ram (It replace original Zimage)
4. Switch off phone and start android
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I use CFW firmware v10.1 Turko S4 Style: S8500, S8530, S8600. you can download it http://tizenhub.com/2013/06/turko-c...0s8530s8600-updated-v10-1-with-bug-fixes.html if you like
After I installed the firmware I did the following steps:
Enter Bada Settings-> General->Memory and make sure you have at Least:
- 370MB of free "System" memory
- 150MB of free "User" memory
- 400MB of free "Applications" memory
- Download three packages: BOOTFILES, armlinux_boot and selected release for your device (please pay attention if it\'s S8500 or S8530 BOOTFILES and FOTA you\'re choosing!)
- Releases:
- Start http://goo.im/devs/Rebellos/wave Bada.
- Extract zImage from the zip and copy it to the Bada\'s User partition (the one about 390MB big).
-Copy whole. Zip to the Bada\'s User partition.
-Flash BOOTFILES and FOTA using Multiloader.
If you have already been using my FOTA bootloaders, You Do not Need to flash BOOTFILES.
- Reboot the phone holding Power and Call key.
FOTA set of red messages SHOULD Appear, after about 15seconds Badadroid logo Shows up.
-Be patient, first bootup on Badadroid logo unresponsible Will keep for up to 5 minutes.
-CWM Recovery starts, pick:
- install zip from sdcard
- choose zip from sdcard - cm-10-wave- . Zip
- Yes - Install
- Reboot holding the Power key
After these steps I copied swapsd partition of 390 mb, gapps and kernel we replaced 318 mb.
jon.marius87 said:
I use CFW firmware v10.1 Turko S4 Style: S8500, S8530, S8600. you can download it here if you like After I installed the firmware I did the following steps:
Enter Bada Settings-> General->Memory and make sure you have at Least:
- 370MB of free "System" memory
- 150MB of free "User" memory
- 400MB of free "Applications" memory
- Download three packages: BOOTFILES, armlinux_boot and selected release for your device (please pay attention if it\'s S8500 or S8530 BOOTFILES and FOTA you\'re choosing!)
- Releases:
- Start http://goo.im/devs/Rebellos/wave Bada.
- Extract zImage from the zip and copy it to the Bada\'s User partition (the one about 390MB big).
-Copy whole. Zip to the Bada\'s User partition.
-Flash BOOTFILES and FOTA using Multiloader.
If you have already been using my FOTA bootloaders, You Do not Need to flash BOOTFILES.
- Reboot the phone holding Power and Call key.
FOTA set of red messages SHOULD Appear, after about 15seconds Badadroid logo Shows up.
-Be patient, first bootup on Badadroid logo unresponsible Will keep for up to 5 minutes.
-CWM Recovery starts, pick:
- install zip from sdcard
- choose zip from sdcard - cm-10-wave- . Zip
- Yes - Install
- Reboot holding the Power key
After these steps I copied swapsd partition of 390 mb, gapps and kernel we replaced 318 mb.
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Only difference is that i use Tuko CFW v9
Kiboi said:
Only difference is that i use Tuko CFW v9
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yes, try wipe data/factory resest in recovery mode and tell me if works ..
jon.marius87 said:
yes, try wipe data/factory resest in recovery mode and tell me if works ..
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I've a question... what is swapsd partition that you've installed?
Edit
I've found problem... The Kernel 318Mb Ram doesn't support the Sd Card
Kiboi said:
I've a question... what is swapsd partition that you've installed?
Edit
I've found problem... The Kernel 318Mb Ram doesn't support the Sd Card
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swapsd is files for swap external card
is to install older games or applications on external card
Kiboi said:
I've a question... what is swapsd partition that you've installed?
Edit
I've found problem... The Kernel 318Mb Ram doesn't support the Sd Card
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strange, it's good that you found the problem
Kiboi said:
How I've said in the official thread of CM 0.32, when i try to use the 318Mb ram Kernel, my wave (S8500) restart Bada after badadroid logo why?
I follow this steps:
1. With original Zimage i've wiped cache anche dalvik cache
2. Reboot (Bada) holding power key
3. Put Zimage with 318Mb of ram (It replace original Zimage)
4. Switch off phone and start android
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318mb kernel does not work because it is not compatible with your sd.
I have the same problem as you, my 32gb SD does not work with this kernel.
if you put a different SD (2GB) the kernel works perfectly
and report to mylove90
martinjhm271 said:
318mb kernel does not work because it is not compatible with your sd.
I have the same problem as you, my 32gb SD does not work with this kernel.
if you put a different SD (2GB) the kernel works perfectly
and report to mylove90
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I have a great 4Gb Sd..
jon.marius87 said:
swapsd is files for swap external card
is to install older games or applications on external card
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Sorry but I didn't understand what do swapsd
martinjhm271 said:
318mb kernel does not work because it is not compatible with your sd.
I have the same problem as you, my 32gb SD does not work with this kernel.
if you put a different SD (2GB) the kernel works perfectly
and report to mylove90
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yes it's true and i confirm this after tests
thank you:fingers-crossed:
HMIDA92 said:
yes it's true and i confirm this after tests
thank you:fingers-crossed:
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very strange, have WAVE 2 8gb sd card and works without problems
Kiboi said:
I have a great 4Gb Sd..
Sorry but I didn't understand what do swapsd
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copy in partition swapsd files(390 mb partition phone) and go into recovery mode and install sd swap , now you can move to bigger games you can move on external card
jon.marius87 said:
copy in partition swapsd files(390 mb partition phone) and go into recovery mode and install sd swap , now you can move to bigger games you can move on external card
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Thank you for clarification
I'm trying to compile kernel.
My problems are:
1) In wave_defconfig
Code:
CONFIG_INITRAMFS_SOURCE="source/usr/wave_initramfs.list"
This directory doesn't exist in kernel branch. {github.com/Rebell/android_kernel_samsung_wave}
I copied /usr/ to new catalog source.
2)
Code:
[email protected]:~/Desktop/wave/kernel/samsung/wave$ make
CHK include/linux/version.h
CHK include/generated/utsrelease.h
make[1]: `include/generated/mach-types.h' is up to date.
CALL scripts/checksyscalls.sh
CHK include/generated/compile.h
GEN usr/initramfs_data.cpio
File ../../ramdisk.img could not be opened for reading
line 32
File ../../ramdisk-recovery.img could not be opened for reading
line 33
make[1]: *** [usr/initramfs_data.cpio] Error 255
make: *** [usr] Error 2
I couldn't find these files in any branch. I'm using arm-linux-androideabi-4.4.3 / 4.6 / 4.7 toolchain and Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.
NoCrash said:
I'm trying to compile kernel.
My problems are:
1) In wave_defconfig
Code:
CONFIG_INITRAMFS_SOURCE="source/usr/wave_initramfs.list"
This directory doesn't exist in kernel branch. {github.com/Rebell/android_kernel_samsung_wave}
I copied /usr/ to new catalog source.
2)
Code:
[email protected]:~/Desktop/wave/kernel/samsung/wave$ make
CHK include/linux/version.h
CHK include/generated/utsrelease.h
make[1]: `include/generated/mach-types.h' is up to date.
CALL scripts/checksyscalls.sh
CHK include/generated/compile.h
GEN usr/initramfs_data.cpio
File ../../ramdisk.img could not be opened for reading
line 32
File ../../ramdisk-recovery.img could not be opened for reading
line 33
make[1]: *** [usr/initramfs_data.cpio] Error 255
make: *** [usr] Error 2
I couldn't find these files in any branch. I'm using arm-linux-androideabi-4.4.3 / 4.6 / 4.7 toolchain and Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.
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I do not know to tell you exactly where is the problem but I might ask your question here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1851818&page=278 or http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2215195&page=6
NoCrash said:
I'm trying to compile kernel.
My problems are:
1) In wave_defconfig
Code:
CONFIG_INITRAMFS_SOURCE="source/usr/wave_initramfs.list"
This directory doesn't exist in kernel branch. {github.com/Rebell/android_kernel_samsung_wave}
I copied /usr/ to new catalog source.
2)
Code:
[email protected]:~/Desktop/wave/kernel/samsung/wave$ make
CHK include/linux/version.h
CHK include/generated/utsrelease.h
make[1]: `include/generated/mach-types.h' is up to date.
CALL scripts/checksyscalls.sh
CHK include/generated/compile.h
GEN usr/initramfs_data.cpio
File ../../ramdisk.img could not be opened for reading
line 32
File ../../ramdisk-recovery.img could not be opened for reading
line 33
make[1]: *** [usr/initramfs_data.cpio] Error 255
make: *** [usr] Error 2
I couldn't find these files in any branch. I'm using arm-linux-androideabi-4.4.3 / 4.6 / 4.7 toolchain and Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.
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Hey
Glad to see you trying
CM 10 kernel goes with the ROM so you have to either download the whole repo or figure out how to use pre-compiled initramfs
I am attaching ramdisk.img & ramdisk-recovery.img for you....let me know if you got luck with those
Best Regards
mylove90 said:
Hey
Glad to see you trying
CM 10 kernel goes with the ROM so you have to either download the whole repo or figure out how to use pre-compiled initramfs
I am attaching ramdisk.img & ramdisk-recovery.img for you....let me know if you got luck with those
Best Regards
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Mylove90 can you fix the 4Gb (and other)SD Card problem?
And i've a other question, i've tried to intall video patch with 318MB ram kernel, but videos don't work
Kiboi said:
Mylove90 can you fix the 4Gb (and other)SD Card problem?
And i've a other question, i've tried to intall video patch with 318MB ram kernel, but videos don't work
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Patch is not working in any 300+ kernel
black0000 said:
Patch is not working in any 300+ kernel
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Ah ok thank you
Related
SEE BOTTOM PART FOR THE LATEST UPDATES.
Coffeebun 2.3 v1
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FIRST OF ALL I would like to thank all Devs where i got the idea of "MIXING & MATCHING" ROMS & KERNEL until i came up to this. Credits should be given to all MASTERS here: DJ Steve, Fards, _n0p_, Maxicet & many more....
I used Streakdroid 2.4.3 kernel, with 1,267 Mhz Overclock.
Note: Stable OC @ 1.19MHz
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USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. SO PLEASE DO NOT TRY THIS IF YOU'RE NOT SURE WHAT TO DO.
Download:
http://www.4shared.com/file/xfEI2AqG/CoffeeBun.html
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INSTALLATION:
1. make a nandroid backup via StreakMod Recovery
2. copy CoffeeBun.zip to the root directory of your SD card
3. do a Factory Reset (hardreset) via Dell Streak Recovery not in Streakmod Recovery
4. Flash CoffeeBun.zip via StreakMod Recovery
5. do a Factory Reset (hardreset) again via Dell Streak Recovery not in Streakmod Recovery
DETAILS
Rooted
Deodexed
Overclocked 1.19Mhz (interactiveX)
With working CRT animation on screen timeout
Added some ringtones & notifications
Default BootAnimation: DukeOS Duke Nukem Forever
Tweaks: LTGB Nitro (NoAtime/NoDirAtime Mounting, SD Speed Boost, VM Management, Kernel Management, Lowmemorykiller based on V6 Nitro Lag Nullifier)
DEMO VIDEO of my CoffeeBun: http://www.facebook.com/video/video.php?v=2286650363430
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@ ALL -> before flashing my ROM get the amss & dsp1 sa post ni DJSteve sa Modaco... FLASH AMSS & DSP1 via FASTBOOT... (HINDI sa STREAKMOD RECOVERY ha...)
DOWNLOAD AMSS-DSP1-STREAKMOD RECOVERY: http://www.4shared.com/file/tljURqB9/AMSS-DPS1-STREAKMOD.html
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THIS BASEBAND 406
HOW TO USE:
Extract it to some folder and run flash(flash.cmd). Instructions provided in batch file itself.
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LATEST UPDATE:
Coffeebun Rom 2.3 V2.0-Update2
Whats New:
1. Used GKernel 1.3.3 (no overclocking) with the compatible dhd.ko
2. Coffeebun Theme with hearbeat effects
3. Link2SD Support (replaced data2sd and works like Darktremor's A2SD)
4. Updated init.d scripts (removed data2sd as it's not working properly on Dell Streak)
5. Updated install options with Link2SD application
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What do you need????
- root permission.
- a second partition on your SD card.
You should have two partitions on SD card and both should be primary.
The first FAT partition is your standard SD card storage. The second partition is used for application files and can be ext2, ext3, ext4 or FAT32.
Some phones lack the ext2, ext3 or ext4 file system support and you may get mount errors like "no such device", "invalid argument". These phones need ext2.ko or ext3.ko modules and even some additional modules to be able to mount. Using FAT32 on the second partition will eleminate such problems, because FAT32 is supported on all phones.
Link2SD does not create the second partition, you need to create it yourself. You can use any partition manager such as Minitool, Paragon, Easeus etc. for this. ( I RECOMMEND MiniTool Partition Wizard Home 7 ).
How it works????
Link2SD mounts the second partition of your SD card as /data/sdext2 and makes OS mounts it at boot time.
When you select an application and press "Create Link" button you can select which files of the application will be linked and moved to SD card. Apk, dex and lib files can be moved and you can select all three or any two of three or even only one of them.
Depending on what you select, Link2SD moves apk file, dalvik-cache (.dex) file and lib files (.so) to SD card's second partition and creates symbolic links in original directories.
For MORE INFORMATION ON LINK2SD:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=919326
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How to FRESH INSTALL...
******
1. partition your sd card into two parts
a. FAT32
b. Ext2 or Ext4 (just choose your desired filesystem for this one)
2. download zip file and store in the root of sdcard
3. create install.txt file and store the following to make link2sd be installed in your system
portrait
link2sd
4. save install.txt and put in the root of your sd card
5. proceed with flashing (see procedure below)
******
1. Factory Reset
2. Flash CoffeeBun Rom V1
3. Flash CoffeBunV2_Beta1Update2_GKernel.zip
4. Factory Reset
5. Wait & Enjoy
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NOTE: Initial run after flashing this update on a post installation of V1... ignore the FC's that can be encountered... Just do the basic routine and reboot the phone and it will work normally...
LINK: http://www.4shared.com/file/wVcbZ2AE/CoffeBunV2_Beta1Update2_GKerne.html
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@ ALL -> Here's the quick flashing steps to Update GKernel 1.3.3 to GKernel 1.4.0.1
MAKE SURE TO GET THE COMPATIBLE dhd.ko HERE
DOWNLOAD THIS FILE: 406AMSS-DPS1-STREAKMOD-GKERNEL
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THIS INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING
FLASH.CMD USED FOR UPDATING BASEBAND TO 406
Run flash.cmd. Instructions provided in batch file itself.
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FlashKernel.cmd USED FOR UPDATING GKernel from 1.3.3 to 1.4.0.1
Run FlashKernel.cmd. Instructions provided in batch file itself.
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HOW TO USE
Extract it to some folder in your PC and run the CMD FILE. Instructions provided in batch file itself.
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OR SIMPLY FLASH THIS: Click this -> CoffeBunV2_Beta2_GKernel1401
ZIP file has the GKernel 1.4.0.1 with the compatible dhd.ko.
What you need to do??? >>> Flash the zip file over Coffeebun Rom 2.3 V2.0-Update2 then wipe cache, wipe dalvik, fix permission and finally reboot phone...
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CoffeeBun 2.3 v2.0-Update3 -> CoffeeBun 2.3 v2.0 GKernel 1.4.3.1
PRE-REQUISITE: CoffeeBun 2.3 v1.0 and Coffeebun Rom 2.3 V2.0-Update2
BASIC INSTRUCTIONS:
SIMPLY FLASH THIS: Click this -> CoffeeBun 2.3 v2.0-Update3
ZIP file has the GKernel 1.4.3.1 with the compatible dhd.ko.
What you need to do??? >>> Flash the zip file over Coffeebun Rom 2.3 V2.0-Update2 then wipe cache, wipe dalvik, fix permission and finally reboot phone...
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Minor Changes:
1. GKernel 1.4.0.1 has been upgraded to GKernel 1.4.3.1
2. Default DPI set to 160
3. Coffeebun Rom Theme
4. Default fonts - Decker
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Thanks to greg9100 for the latest GKernel....
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CoffeeBun 2.3 v2.0-Update4 -> CoffeeBun 2.3 v2.0 GXKernel 1.0
PRE-REQUISITE: CoffeeBun 2.3 v1.0 and Coffeebun Rom 2.3 V2.0-Update2
BASIC INSTRUCTIONS:
SIMPLY FLASH THIS: Click this -> CoffeeBun 2.3 v2.0-Update4
ZIP file has the GXKernel 1.0 with the compatible dhd.ko.
What you need to do??? >>> Flash the zip file over Coffeebun Rom 2.3 V2.0-Update2 then wipe cache, wipe dalvik, fix permission and finally reboot phone...
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Minor Changes:
1. GXKernel 1.0 by greg9100
2. Default DPI set to 160
3. Coffeebun Rom Theme
4. Default fonts - Decker
5. Bravia Xloud Engine
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NOW CAN BE OC to 1152
Thanks to greg9100 for the latest GKernel....
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nice review.. nice tweaks there
i need to know, what is exactly the base kernel that you use in coffebun there? is it the 2.4.3 (405 kernel) or olleh (406 kernel)?
is there any edit/tweakin the build.prop script?
is any bugfixs there? such as sod, random reboot, etc that i found in gs 2.4.3
however, i'm interesting (hungry) to test it
nice job my friend
Great job, would like to give it a try however i could not download through 4shared lol... Just 1 question, have you manage to get the ussd code working?
thank you.
@ ivantastic
Baseband: 406
Kernel: 2.4.3 with internal tun vpn support
Build.Prop: Some entries from Nitro Lag were added to make it as a default on my built.
So far, didn't experience SOD & random reboot yet.. (using this for about a week now before i planned to post it here.)
@ marketblack
-> can't tell about the USSD Code thing since i don't use it here in Manila... You can try it and give me some feedback...
tazzz811 said:
@ ivantastic
Baseband: 406
Kernel: 2.4.3 with internal tun vpn support
Build.Prop: Some entries from Nitro Lag were added to make it as a default on my built.
So far, didn't experience SOD & random reboot yet.. (using this for about a week now before i planned to post it here.)
@ marketblack
-> can't tell about the USSD Code thing since i don't use it here in Manila... You can try it and give me some feedback...
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sorry, nubie question here..
is that the 406 bb or the rom that make it stable?
& i see that huge size file ±178mb there, i just think what files is inside coffebun.zip that make it so huge?
thanks..
@ ivantastic -> i don't use the Olleh Kernel... About the package... I just add some useful apps to make it as a default for the system app... Added more notifications & ringtones where you can have more selections...
tazzz811 said:
@ ivantastic -> i don't use the Olleh Kernel... About the package... I just add some useful apps to make it as a default for the system app... Added more notifications & ringtones where you can have more selections...
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oh... i'm sorry, i mean the 406 baseband,..
what do you think? is the 406 baseband or the rom itself that make it stable? because, as i know (cmiiw) the gs2.4.3 has it own baseband...
about the files inside the package that you added there, i'm sure it'll be bonus point nice job my friend
@ivantastic
-> yes, i used the 406 baseband. 406 is a baseband buddy... that's was used as well by _n0p_ in his ROM.
Correct me if i'm wrong
GS2.4.x uses 405 baseband / DSP
DSC v0.55b uses 406 baseband / DSP
Maxicet's ROM uses 405 baseband / DSP
DJ Steve posted 3 versions of 2.4.3 (MAIN ROM, ARABIC MOD & kernel with internal tun vpn support)
Mine... I used 406 baseband / DSP + kernel with internal tun vpn support provided by DJ Steve... And i guess it's a good combination instead of using 405 baseband & dsp. I just mixed stuffs from ALL the ROMS that i mentioned above.
@ivantastic
sorry.. double post....
USSD code woking all Provider?
5. Activated INIT.D folder to be able to execute SH scripts at boot time (Maxicet forgot to activate this on his releases)
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LOL !!!!!!
Congratulations on the new ROM mate.
New adventure !
I have just Nandroid backup for PowerRom, MaxicetDroid, DSC055, GS244 with latest update and same application installed to compare each rom in exactly under same environment...of course, as a user & tester ~~ not as a develper ~~
And,
New Rom comes in !!!
I have a question below (Sorry, I am not a developer but I want to learn as a beginner ~~ )
example :
SLIDESCREENPRO
QQLAUNCHER
portrait
3. Full list of code selections:
SLIDESCREENPRO
QQLAUNCHER
stageui
density120
density140
density180
density200
density240
bios <-------- what is this function as a option ?
portrait
Will report if anything after installing...
Thanks to give me another adventure !!
androidunia said:
I have just Nandroid backup for PowerRom, MaxicetDroid, DSC055, GS244 with latest update and same application installed to compare each rom in exactly under same environment...of course, as a user & tester ~~ not as a develper ~~
And,
New Rom comes in !!!
I have a question below (Sorry, I am not a developer but I want to learn as a beginner ~~ )
example :
SLIDESCREENPRO
QQLAUNCHER
portrait
3. Full list of code selections:
SLIDESCREENPRO
QQLAUNCHER
stageui
density120
density140
density180
density200
density240
bios <-------- what is this function as a option ?
portrait
Will report if anything after installing...
Thanks to give me another adventure !!
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bios>>>>its bios bootanimation i.e it is just a boot animation like bios. found in djssteve's roms
Been using this rom for 3 days, excellent work.
thanks boss arvin
Delet
Sent from my Dell Streak using XDA App
Just flashed this ROM.
First thing I noticed is a GREAT set of APPS included in the ROM.
The first time ive flashed a ROM for the streak, and been happy with all the Apps incleded.
Excelent Job.
Hopefully I have no issues, definately happy with this one.
Boot animation is the best!
Thanks Mate
Loving this ROM till now
Sexy work sirr
But just one thing the default dpi I large, is it 180?
Sent from my HTC Explorer A310e using XDA App
well...
my friend here was tested this coffebun...
he said : "van, this coffebun is really sweety yummy rom"
so, i must say this ROM is absolutely AWESOME ROM
nice awesome job my friend
Is this based on 2.4.4 or 2.4.3?, install.txt was introduced in steves 2.4.4
What do you activated
Init.d support was included in sd ketnel
Uou just put init.d folder in/system/etc
Thats not called activating
This is a beta version of Boot Menu Manager v0.3.0~
Note : Version ending with alphabet is considered as beta/test version.
New features/changes:
- CWM 6.0.1.x & CyanogenMod 10.0 as code base.
- Touch button for recovery
- kexec boot support
- auto ramdisk convert (STS-Dev-Team based ROM only)
- advance backup/restore (partition is selectable)
- Change recovery partition mount point for storage.
/sdcard -> /ext (external storage)
/emmc -> /int (internal storage)
- virtual system (add extra 4 system)
specify each system setting in bootmenu.prop.
you can mixed internal/external storage to store partition image.
Todo :
Recovery
- fix installer zip filemanager (for now, use keypad to browse & select)
- add zip install queue
Bootmenu
- ramdisk cache
Bootmenu Manager App
- too many to list.
- priority : Easy Installer & Rebooter
Bugs/Issues :
- sync disk after a backup took long time. fix by optimizing IO scheduler??
If anybody want to help, try optimize /system/etc/bmm/conf/recovery.rc
Installer/Download:
If coming from 0.2.8 & below:
- backup your 2nd-system before begin.
- on first boot, choose setting, system_2, partition setup, activate CDROM.
- then go to recovery & restore your data.
For best result, start from a fresh install ROM. (use ROM not converted by older BMM)
If coming from 0.2.9/0.3.0a:
- move 1st-system /data/media/cache.img to /data/media/virtual/system_1/cache.img
- move 2/3/4/5 system data from /{internal/external storage}/bmm/system_* to /{internal/external storage}/clockworkmod/virtual/system_*
If coming from 0.3.0b & ++
- Just boot to system 1 & run install.bat. No need to backup/reinstall ROM
Install/upgrade method :
ADB push - Please boot to stock system
(APK installer is not done yet)
I'll edit this page as time permits. Please provide feedback for improvement.
Don't re-upload this file. I'll watch the download count to justify priority for further improvement
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This dev thread is abandon.
Development progress is not updated in here anymore.
Download link :
- Download link removed to push everyone to download from Google Play.
Credits
Change logs
[21/11/2012] - 0.3.0.c
Bugs fix
-Instal long zip file name --> error mounting
-Can't switch back to system 1 in recovery.
-Sometime kexec ROM won't boot.
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[26/11/2012] - 0.3.0.d
Bugs fix
-Flash radio firmware --> error mounting
-Fix ROM booting with 2nd-init disable (aka Normal booting).
New
- Re-Implement /data/.recovery_mode file check as trigger to recovery boot.
- Add reboot command (/system/etc/bmm/sbin/bb reboot [ -p | recovery | bootloader | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 ])
- Auto naming system name upon restore/install (read props ro.build.display.id & ro.modversion (prefered))
- Integration with tweakerz app (reboot function only)
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[26/11/2012] - 0.3.0.e
Critical Bugs fix
-Fix re-installation of BMM on system 1.
New
- Removed /data/.recovery_mode file check as trigger to recovery boot
Check unnecessary, it's only working for system 1.
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[3/12/2012] - 0.3.0.f
Bugs fix
-Fix workaround for erased CID devices. (just temporary fix)
-Remove sio as default scheduler for recovery, now is noop
-Remove pattern.sed file. Every logic for STS rom convert now stored in boot.sh
New
- Add overclock menu at boot setting
- includes new overclock module & governor.
Recommended kernel : 3.0.8-gc00ba37 ([email protected]) (Mon Jul 16 11:28:41 CST 2012)
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Mini Q&A
Q : How to restore cdrom partition back to stock
A :
Code:
fastboot flash cdrom cdrom.img (cdrom_signed)
Q : How to uninstall BMM manually
A : boot to system 1
Code:
adb shell "su -c 'mount -o rw,remount /system'"
adb shell "su -c 'rm -r /system/etc/bmm'"
adb shell "su -c 'mv /system/bin/logwrapper.bin /system/bin/logwrapper'"
Thank you Whirleyes love to experiment
Looking good so far
Sent from my DROID RAZR CDMA XT912 using Tapatalk 2
Is this version compatable with d-wiz ROM?
If coming from 0.2.8 & below, backup your 2nd-system before begin.
On first boot, choose setting, system_2, partition setup, activate CDROM.
Then go to recovery & restore your data.
i came from 0.2.8 and seems every thing fine after activate CDROM. when i push recoervy button just boot to main system only, nothing happen, something wrong with me?
mydoom said:
If coming from 0.2.8 & below, backup your 2nd-system before begin.
On first boot, choose setting, system_2, partition setup, activate CDROM.
Then go to recovery & restore your data.
i came from 0.2.8 and seems every thing fine after activate CDROM. when i push recoervy button just boot to main system only, nothing happen, something wrong with me?
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same here but i have installed this from fresh install.
Thanks!!
I think i will try when apk is ready!
i3enz said:
same here but i have installed this from fresh install.
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Does it work after 2nd reboot? Any more details?
Some bugs I found :
-Instal long zip file name --> error mounting
-Can't switch back to system 1 in recovery.
-sometime kexec won't boot.
I'll upload 0.3.0.c in few hours
I got it. You need to create cache before go to recovery.
now trying to flash some rom
Brilliant very promising. Glad we can use the EXT.
Will it be able to recover backups from other recovery systems, like 2.7 was able to do?
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ok it looks like 0.3.0c has ability to create cache itself.
now i'm trying to flash some rom again.
i3enz said:
I got it. You need to create cache before go to recovery.
now trying to flash some rom
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thanks i got it too.
It should be create cache system1 before revovery section can be work.:good:
BTW. Awsome work to whirleyes
And where is BMM? Have plan to write it?
Sent from my XT910
Thanks whirleyes for your work. Its time for me to come back to your great recovery. One question, anyone tried restoring twrp (safestrap) backup?
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Did a migration from 0.2.7, everything was pretty smooth.
Sometimes second system won't boot, it just reboots to boot. choice menu.
How to set 2nd to be default without bmm apk?
Sent from my XT910 using Tapatalk 2
AndroidOL said:
And where is BMM? Have plan to write it?
Sent from my XT910
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read OP he said he will, but it will take somes times because he have to rewrite lot of things.
Thanks for your work Whirleyes!
desperex said:
Did a migration from 0.2.7, everything was pretty smooth.
Sometimes second system won't boot, it just reboots to boot. choice menu.
How to set 2nd to be default without bmm apk?
Sent from my XT910 using Tapatalk 2
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Go to /system/etc/bmm/conf/bootmenu.prop
Edit
"default=1"(for stock) 2(for second)
Oops. it's amazing new BootMenu!
Nice work!
Sent from my XT910S using Tapatalk 2
This is a great modern recovery and definitely a step forward over SafeStrap 3, thanks!
It is possible to edit slot layouts and keep compatibility with further development (e.g. the app)? I intend to mimic v0.2 behaviour, so that the stock firmware layout is left untouched ([email protected],data:[email protected],cache:[email protected]), and the other system is completely contained within webtop partition (system:[email protected],data:[email protected],cache:[email protected]), the other four slots will be unused. Will it work (especially redirecting everything to webtop)?
This has been converted to NativeSD booting from NAND version here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1209474
Thanks to AmeriCanAndroid, warrenb213, copenhagen, tytung, Xylograph, securecrt, CyanogenMod Team, marco.palumbi, Cotulla, dsixda (for kitchen), wis1152 et al.
There are two versions, one with original ACA .35 kernel which only works when booting from magldr, and the other with tytung's r16 which boots from both haret (wm6.5) and magldr.
Download
Magldr- http://d-h.st/V6f
Haret+Magldr- http://d-h.st/H22
NativeSD info can be found here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1869673
Guide to NativeSD for haret users here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1986437
We don't normally ask for donations, but please feel free to donate to AmeriCanAndroid in the parent thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1209474
Reserved
To change DPI edit the line ro.sf.lcd.density=160 in /system/build.prop to whatever value using root enabled file explorer and reboot, but you may get market issues at custom DPIs (HD2 default 240), if problem try clearing Market cache (thanks zyclone)
Extremely Reserved
aotillia expressed it well here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=35402327&postcount=15
nice work does it support 720p play via mxplayer or native video player?
yeyoo said:
nice work does it support 720p play via mxplayer or native video player?
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yes, it plays simpson's movie trailer 720p with native video player from magldr (aca kernel), haven't tried it with r16 kernel.
Edit; also works using r16 kernel from magldr
well the best sd rom and the most stable one in GB .. plays everything and good battery life.. cheers! awesome!
rest robbie knows the secret hehe!
fantastic
Your realize my Dream!
Thank you so much LNE Team and
last but not least : RobbieP & Wis1152.
Not forgot the great Dev's of the orginal Rom ;
Copenhagen ( Bürgermeister ) and WarrenB ( chiefcook )
Unforgettable the Burger Thursday barbeque.
Thank you all
God be with you
Downloading tap tap tap......
Learning Never Ends team said:
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To change DPI edit the line ro.sf.lcd.density=160 in /system/build.prop to whatever value using root enabled file explorer and reboot, but you may get market issues at custom DPIs (HD2 default 240)
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that picture at the bottom with red low battery make my scary!!
awesome Sd build anyway, at the moment the best what I testes so far.
Cheers ACA.
Market issues can be fixed by clearing Market cache.
Google with you
cheers
Glad you guys and girls are enjoying it
Maybe worth adding Dsixda to the thanks list for the kitchen without that we would have had no rom:thumbup:
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which is th version for WM 6.5 user on nand? haret-malgdr or malgdr??
Stensfie said:
which is th version for WM 6.5 user on nand? haret-malgdr or malgdr??
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haret+magldr one, sorry i should have made it clearer
Robbie P said:
haret+magldr one, sorry i should have made it clearer
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i'm noob sorry...thanks
Boot Problem.
Hi at all,
today I installed ACA NativeSD on partition EXT4 into my sd card. I copy and paste the 2, zImage & intrid file which I fund in NativeSD/ACA folder, into root of my sd card. I rebooted and when I choose Boot AS SD in MAGLDR the ROM do not boot.
What I do wrong?
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Hi at all,
today I installed ACA NativeSD on partition EXT4 into my sd card. I copy and paste the 2, zImage & intrid file which I fund in NativeSD/ACA folder, into root of my sd card. I rebooted and when I choose Boot AS SD in MAGLDR the ROM do not boot.
What I do wrong?
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If you used 4ext recovery to install, you should have a folder called NativeSD on your fat32 partition, point ad sd to this folder, it should have zimage and initrd in it already.
Robbie P said:
If you used 4ext recovery to install, you should have a folder called NativeSD on your fat32 partition, point ad sd to this folder, it should have zimage and initrd in it already.
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yes, I have it and the first time I didn't copy any file and the android did not boot anyway.
How point AD SD to this folder? Probably I miss this part...
Tha way I did is to choose option 2.Boot AD SD. Nothing else.
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yes, I have it and the first time I didn't copy any file and the android did not boot anyway.
How point AD SD to this folder? Probably I miss this part...
Tha way I did is to choose option 2.Boot AD SD. Nothing else.
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Aah
10 services > 1. bootsettings > 3.ad sd dir > NativeSD
Then 2.boot ad sd
Should work
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Aah
10 services > 1. bootsettings > 3.ad sd dir > NativeSD
Then 2.boot ad sd
Should work
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I think I have big problem, I do 10. services > 1.bootsettings > 3.ad sd dir > here I do not have NativeSD folder, I got only this sign "<.>",
My card working well, no problem found before to come at this point.
What I should do now?
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I think I have big problem, I do 10. services > 1.bootsettings > 3.ad sd dir > here I do not have NativeSD folder, I got only this sign "<.>",
My card working well, no problem found before to come at this point.
What I should do now?
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try re-starting magldr.
Does the nativeSD folder show up on pc?
Make a full backup of your sd card and format it according to the native-SD tutorial.
Then format the ext4 partition from recovery and reflash the rom.
You should be fine if you follow letter by tutorial the guide for flashing native-SD roms.
Hi there!
Today I finally found how to make our codinas' kernels universal, i.e. allow to install kernel on whatever ROM and finally separate recovery from kernel. It's well known, bootloader decides what will be loaded - kernel or recovery. That probably may explain why AnyKernel installer(or other similar) doesn't work on codina, because we can't move recovery partition anywhere.
But there is also a little trick that allow us load recovery and boot.cpio from different partition - https://github.com/ChronoMonochrome/Chrono_Kernel/commit/df9094f1f12618ad9599da266792d6b2f8106170 - just an another approach
Don't worry, we won't touch bootloader at all.
As can be seen, /dev/block/mmcblk0p17 (kernel2 partition) will be used for storing recovery.cpio and boot.cpio. On stock that may not work (I don't know for what exactly uses Kernel2 partition, besides of manually restoring of kernel1 partition. I only know that is almost useless on custom ROMs, and we can use it as we want )
First do some preparations:
Download this kernel and needed recovery/boot scripts(4.4.x.cpio.zip, 4.4.x_f2fs.cpio.zip, etc... 4.4.x.cpio means that it support only ext4) from my google drive (folder ramdisks), unzip recovery (twrp or cwm) and rename to recovery.cpio, then move it to external SD card. Then do it with boot scripts that you've downloaded (e.g. 4.4.x_f2fs.cpio.zip - unzip and rename to boot.cpio)
Well, that all that needs for installation. Read following instruction very carefully, otherwise that may cause brick Keep in mind, all that you do at your own risk! I'm not responsible if you brick your phone!
Installation method:
1) reboot into recovery, plug your phone to your PC, enable adb:
Code:
adb shell
2) Format kernel2 partition to ext4 file system:
Code:
mke2fs -T ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p17
Think twice before you hit 'enter' button - wrong command may cause hardbrick!
3) create /ramdisk folder and mount kernel2 partition
Code:
mkdir /ramdisk
mount -t ext4 /dev/block/mmcblk0p17 /ramdisk
move your recovery.cpio and boot.cpio to this folder, give 777 permissions:
Code:
chmod 777 /ramdisk/recovery.cpio
chmod 777 /ramdisk/boot.cpio
4) install downloaded kernel
Now you can change recovery via changing /ramdisk/recovery.cpio - just make a backup of this file, and then replace with one of another recoveries. If you want to install another ROM or change filesystem of partition then replace /ramdisk/boot.cpio with one of needed boot scripts. Don't forget to give 777 permission (probably 644 is enough, but I didn't test it) to both of these files.
This method tested and working on 4.4.x TC ROM + twrp recovery + kernel with full F2FS support.
Well, now it's time to create uncompressed kernel, that may slightly decrease the boot time
@ChronoMonochrome
Thanks. do you mean that kernel2 partition is useless in stock and cyanogenmod firmware?
Is it right that boot loader will read kernel1 partition then it will read system partition? and kernel2 is not necessary for booting?
I have installed new universal kernel (2.5) , so I flashed new ramdisk for 4.4.x , can I roll back to older versions or stock firmware with this ramdisk or I should restore Partition17 backup?
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@ChronoMonochrome
Thanks. do you mean that kernel2 partition is useless in stock and cyanogenmod firmware?
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As it turned out, it's unneeded even on stock. So if you won't restore kernel2 partition, nothing will happen.
Is it right that boot loader will read kernel1 partition then it will read system partition? and kernel2 is not necessary for booting?
I have installed new universal kernel (2.5) , so I flashed new ramdisk for 4.4.x , can I roll back to older versions or stock firmware with this ramdisk or I should restore Partition17 backup?
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Yes, you can roll back to usual kernels. it doesn't matter what written on kernel2 partition - real kernel or anything else...
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As it turned out, it's unneeded even on stock. So if you won't restore kernel2 partition, nothing will happen.
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Ok, thanks , But why do you mount kernel2 partition inside of OS? As I understand boot.cpio is necessary before booting OS . And inside of OS is just an extra storage! (is that true?)
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And inside of OS is just an extra storage! (is that true?)
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Yes and no, is 16 Mb big enough to be called "storage"? I did it, just to be able replace ramdisks even without booting to recovery. But newest boot scripts doesn't have it.
Ace 2 has 15 - 20 Partitions my Friend
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Ace 2 has 15 - 20 Partitions my Friend
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And what ? We actually talking about kernel2 partition.
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And what ? We actually talking about kernel2 partition.
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sorry, i meant @sorset
ChronoMonochrome said:
Yes and no, is 16 Mb big enough to be called "storage"? I did it, just to be able replace ramdisks even without booting to recovery. But newest boot scripts doesn't have it.
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You are right , but I remember days that 1.44MB floppy disk was a large STORAGE and 16MB was HUGE
sry , I have another question , So can I remove its line from fstab to prevent mounting?
I'm confused
boot.img in kernel archive is recovery image that will extract on partition15 (kernel) , but what recovery.cpio exactly is that yu copy on partition17 (kernel2) ?
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Ace 2 has 15 - 20 Partitions my Friend
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Yes,With counting internal storage , 17 exactly , but thats not the point , I'm afraid.
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sry , I have another question , So can I remove its line from fstab to prevent mounting?
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just redownload bootscripts(kernel/ramdisks), as I said, newest scripts doesn't mount kernel2 partition.
boot.img in kernel archive is recovery image that will extract on partition15 (kernel) , but what recovery.cpio exactly is that yu copy on partition17 (kernel2) ?
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I don't get it rephrase please
ChronoMonochrome said:
just redownload bootscripts(kernel/ramdisks), as I said, newest scripts doesn't mount kernel2 partition.
I don't get it rephrase please
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I didn't too
There is an Image named boot.img in kernel flashable zip archive that extracts into partition 15 (named kernel) as I understood is recovery (TWRP or CWM) image and you wont touch linux orginal image , and your modified custom kernel is new modules for linux image that loads while booting (sry, I cant explain fine), So what is recovery.cpio that is in recovery flashable zip image that extracts into partition 17 (named kernel2) ?
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as I understood is recovery (TWRP or CWM) image and you wont touch linux orginal image
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originally kernel + recovery
, and your modified custom kernel is new modules for linux image that loads while booting (sry, I cant explain fine), So what is recovery.cpio that is in recovery flashable zip image that extracts into partition 17 (named kernel2) ?
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In my mod kernel(mmcblk0p15) and recovery (mmcblk0p17) are splitted.
Thank you. I see.
This is probably the best (and only?) way to rebuild the ramdisk without having to compile anything, which is an excellent base for my NoUMS patches
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Hi All,
I found a CM12 Rom for Neo made by a developer called Komhir..... I think it has lot of bugs.... I tried it in my Neo V but it was only for Neo I suppose... Can anyone using Neo check and update what are working...... Below is the link to thread... Since the site was not in English I am posting the Google translate link...
http://translate.google.com/transla...ial-lolipop-5-0-1-cm12-0-legacyxperia-488058/
... for Neo L ?? It is for Neo but you can install it on your Neo V. First you must flash my kernel cm11 and do all wipes with format system. Now from CWM install cm12 and gapps. After this power off the phone and flash right kernel from zip cm12. I only compiled ROM from source from Mike. I dont change anything. Camera, Calling, SMSing dont work. You need partition Ext4 on memory card, becouse all apps will be installed on they. I recomend min. 1 GB and class 10 card.
Hi Komhir
Not Neo L..... I meant Neo..... I am using Neo V and have class 10 card with ext 4 partition done for 2 GB. But still I am unable to flash the ROM.. I shall try in the method you mentioned and will update.... Anyway thanks for your reply ....
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... for Neo L ?? It is for Neo but you can install it on your Neo V. First you must flash my kernel cm11 and do all wipes with format system. Now from CWM install cm12 and gapps. After this power off the phone and flash right kernel from zip cm12. I only compiled ROM from source from Mike. I dont change anything. Camera, Calling, SMSing dont work. You need partition Ext4 on memory card, becouse all apps will be installed on they. I recomend min. 1 GB and class 10 card.
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Hello,
Thank you for making the CM12, i just want to ask what are the bugs with this?
Can you read?? "Camera Autofocus, Calling, SMSing dont work" itd Rom have a lot of bugs. I will not be exchanged to you all. Try you self and you will be know. Its not for daily use, but for satisfy the curiosity.
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Can you read?? "Camera Autofocus, Calling, SMSing dont work" itd Rom have a lot of bugs. I will not be exchanged to you all. Try you self and you will be know. Its not for daily use, but for satisfy the curiosity.
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I did read about the non working, i was wondering about this:
http://translate.googleusercontent....LkJrhjK2NhW2795tjMza3RXT4ApalmKjg#post4307267
since he uploaded it for haida and not for hallon, i was referring to that question about the haida.
Atomrat build is for haida and have added overclocking to 2GHz and swap. Kernel from Atomrat you can install on my ROM, becouse date of compilacion is the same
Komhir said:
Atomrat build is for haida and have added overclocking to 2GHz and swap. Kernel from Atomrat you can install on my ROM, becouse date of compilacion is the same
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Ok, thank you, uhm.. what if i got EXT2 than EXT4 will it be ok? Or do i need EXT4 for that? and what's the difference between the two? Thank you..
I dont now. You can try on EXT2 and write here if it work or not.
Keep getting: "Encryption unsuccessful"
"Encryption was interrupted and can't complete......"
"To resume using your phone, you need to perform a factory reset...."
Any ideias?
"factory reset"??
You must do all wipes with format system.
EDIT: Probably you dont have partition EXT4 on SDcard
- Modified CM11 kernel: fastboot flash boot boot.img - OK
- Wipe data/factory reset. Not All Ok: Message: 'E: format_volume:no MTD partition "userdata"'
- Wipe cache partition: OK
- Wipe dalvik cache: failed to find "userdata" partition to mount at "/data"
- Format /system: OK
- Install cm-12-20141219....zip:
- Finding update package...
-Opening update package....
-Installing update....
-mount: failed to mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 at /data: No such file or directory
unmoun of /data failed; no such volume
- Script succeeded: result was [/system]
- Install from sdcard complete.
- new CM12 kernel: fastboot flash boot boot.img - OK
Just tried again. I thought i had worked :'( a message showed asking if I wanted to trust my computer and enable debug (exacly what I need). But it didn't. Then I got the same message as before!
I suppose '/data' missing is important! How can i fix it?!
Flash3001 said:
- Modified CM11 kernel: fastboot flash boot boot.img - OK
- Wipe data/factory reset. Not All Ok: Message: 'E: format_volume:no MTD partition "userdata"'
- Wipe cache partition: OK
- Wipe dalvik cache: failed to find "userdata" partition to mount at "/data"
- Format /system: OK
- Install cm-12-20141219....zip:
- Finding update package...
-Opening update package....
-Installing update....
-mount: failed to mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 at /data: No such file or directory
unmoun of /data failed; no such volume
- Script succeeded: result was [/system]
- Install from sdcard complete.
- new CM12 kernel: fastboot flash boot boot.img - OK
Just tried again. I thought i had worked :'( a message showed asking if I wanted to trust my computer and enable debug (exacly what I need). But it didn't. Then I got the same message as before!
I suppose '/data' missing is important! How can i fix it?!
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What i did is,
- Flash Modified Kernel of Komhir
- Wipe Everything
- Flash the Rom
- Flash the Haida Kernel by atomrat
- Then it's good to go, but please before installing any gapps, you must have EXT-4 because i tried with EXT-2 it doesn't work, no apps has been installed on my system except the one's in the rom.
Thanks for Komhir and Atomrat
Note: The list of the non-working is on their thread, check it, if you can live with your phone like that, then it's fine.
where is the thread ?
where can i download Rom & Gapps
Steps of installation
My device is Xperia Neo Mt15i using cm-11-20141224-UNOFFICIAL-LegacyXperia-hallon
thanks