[ROM/Kernel][AOSPA] Paranoid Android 7.3.1 for the Le Pro3 [10/31] - LeEco Le Pro3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D

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Artwork by the artist Hampus Olsson.​
An introduction to our Nougat sauce...
We're really excited to announce that we are releasing our Nougat flavor of Paranoid Android. We have a lot in store - with a mix of both features and improvements.
First and foremost, we have moved our code base to be fully CAF based. This brings many improvements to your device. The key improvement here is that Qualcomm hardware is better tuned on the CAF base and with our additional optimizations we can provide a smooth and fluid user experience that will let you enjoy using your device without any lags.
On the first launch, you'll notice a clean setup with a beautiful wallpaper from Hampus Olsson who's teamed up with us again and created several beautiful pieces of artwork. For those of you who don't know, Hampus is a multi-disciplinary artist whose work stands for itself and we're glad to have him onboard. We have also added several new features and made improvements to the UI of the system that we believe would enhance the overall experience.
The magic of the moment!
Immersive Mode: One of our main approaches on Paranoid Android was always the ability to set aside anything not needed and push the borders of your user experience to the top, literally. With Immersive Mode, this is no different but a rule. It allows you to have a clean workspace to focus your production on what really matters by hiding the navigation bar and status bar by default - being Fully Immersive - as well as it also allows you to hide both elements separately.
Pie: We've been working hard on redesigning this key feature of our portfolio and we're really happy with how it has turned out. The whole design has been reworked and it fits in well with the overall feel of Google's Material Design. This gives you the opportunity to use more gesture based control for navigating, rather than using the standard Navigation Bar at the bottom of your screen. Expect improvements and additions in the future.
Color Engine: We're proud to announce our newest feature, the ambitious Color Engine. It allows you to seamlessly change the colors of your device to be in Light, Grey, Dark (Pixel) and Black modes with a variety of accent colors to choose from. This makes changing the theme of your device really simple and quick without having to install any extra packages on your device.
Pocket Lock: This new feature prevents any form of accidental input when your device is in your pocket by disabling input sources. You can simply release Pocket Lock by long pressing the power button as highlighted by the minimal UI in case of any sort of obstruction or dust on the sensors. [7.2.0+]
Accidental Touch: Another brilliant feature useful for many, especially the gamers out there. It prevents any sort of accidental touch on hardware buttons while the touchscreen is in use. This means you won’t experience any unexpected behavior while playing games, web browsing or even when attempting to reach your finger out to the edge of that humongous display. [7.2.0+]
What does la critique say?​
What about my device?
This first post is pretty general for all our AOSPA threads, contains all the common features you'd find in any other Paranoid Android device.
The most fundamental piece of information is available in the SECOND POST, you'll find information regarding device specific features, Kernel configuration and general installation and usage advice.
On the mainstream media outlet...
XDA Developers: On our first release Paranoid Android 7.1.2
Android Police: Back from the dead, and we're thrilled
XDA Developers: On our latest release Paranoid Android 7.2.0
Android Police: Release 2 is out, with new device support and new features
Paranoid Android Corner: Introducing the second release of Paranoid Android
Please, check out our community resources:
AOSPA's official website
AOSPA's gerrit code review
AOSPA's github repositories
Paranoid Android community on G+
Paranoid Android Corner profile on G+
I've got turned on! Where are the downloads?
There you go, just don't let your pants fly away so quickly, you're still not done yet!
RELEASE builds at our PRIMARY server
RELEASE builds at our SECONDARY server
Warning: The alternative servers (secondary) are only used in case the primary one is down or under high pressure. Don't worry if the latest RELEASE is not available over there.
Hold on a minute, one last advice!
Remember to READ the SECOND POST before going any further, you're advised.
#StayParanoid
XDA:DevDB Information
Paranoid Android for the Le Pro3, ROM for the LeEco Le Pro3
Contributors
GalaticStryder, TheCrazyLex, xboxfanj
Source Code: https://github.com/AOSPA
ROM OS Version: 7.x Nougat
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.x
ROM Firmware Required: EUI 5.9.23S
Based On: CAF
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 7.3.1
Stable Release Date: 2017-10-31
Created 2017-07-11
Last Updated 2017-10-31

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A paranoid kick off to the LeEco Le Pro3...
This new device has been integrated into the Paranoid Android ecosystem after almost two months of heavy testing and stressing to ensure we deliver the most out of it for our users.
The first RELEASE available for it was 7.2.0 in 07/10, our biggest release on the nougat-mr2 branch. I should also mention that some of my builds are shared, they are DEV builds and are not compatible with RELEASE builds whatsoever.
I want developer builds right now, where to get it?
I must say that those builds are not endorsed and that I supply most of the new changes using my Paranoid Patcher but for the deepest changes, you ought to use those DEV builds when available.
Back up the RELEASE version on TWRP and switch to my DEV builds with a clean flash, when a new RELEASE is out, just restore your backup and update via the OTA system or manually.
If the DEV build is older than RELEASE there's nothing to be tested publicly at this time, just stick with RELEASE in those conditions.
You can download DEV builds at my AFH page.
Beware of dragons!
How to install this awesomeness?
There are two types of installation to choose from: System Cleaning and Complete Cleaning for the first install of Paranoid Android.
System Cleaning:
~> Back up all your needed data before going any further, just in case.
~> Reboot to TWRP recovery.
~> Copy the ROM and Gapps to the internal /sdcard folder.
~> Go to "Wipe" and then to "Advanced Wipe".
~> Mark "Dalvik / ART Cache", "System", "Data" and "Cache".
~> "Swipe to Wipe" and proceed back the main menu.
~> Go to "Install".
~> Select the ROM zip file and then press "Add more Zips" and select the Gapps zip file.
~> "Swipe to confirm Flash" and wait for some time.
~> After the flashing is finished, just reboot to system.
Complete Cleaning:
~> Back up all your needed data before going any further, just in case.
~> Reboot to TWRP recovery.
~> Go to "Wipe" and then to "Advanced Wipe".
~> Mark "Dalvik / ART Cache", "System", "Data", "Internal Storage" and "Cache".
~> "Swipe to Wipe" and proceed back the main menu. THIS WILL COMPLETELY WIPE YOUR PHONE!
~> Go to "Reboot" and press "Recovery".
----------> Hold Vol+ right after the screen turns black until you see the RECOVERY boot logo.
----------> This is needed on some phones because they don't boot to recovery if the system partition is empty.
~> Copy the ROM and Gapps to the internal /sdcard folder.
----------> You can use adb commands in this step as well:
----------> adb shell mkdir /sdcard/PA;
----------> adb push pa_zl1-7.2.1-RELEASE-20170718-signed.zip /sdcard/PA;
----------> Don't forget the ";" at the end of previous commands, the shell needs them.
~> Go to "Install".
~> Select the ROM zip file and then press "Add more Zips" and select the Gapps zip file.
~> "Swipe to confirm Flash" and wait for some time.
~> After the flashing is finished, just reboot to system.
What's under the hood?
Generally speaking this ROM is the fastest one and one that stands for itself on every detail due to small but perfectionist group of developers actively working on it in every possible manner, from back-end performance to front-end UX specialists.
Kernel:
~> Lightweight Minimal Tree (Pro3 Only)
~> Native LA.UM (Nougat) APIs
~> Always Latest QCOM Tag
~> Transparent Hugepages (THP)
~> Power Efficient Workqueue
~> Enhanced Interactive CPU Governor
~> SdcardFS Filesystem
~> F2FS Filesystem
~> Pstore Functionality
~> Per-UID Statistics (CPU Time/IO)
~> Green Boot State (SafetyNet)
~> 60% Button Vibration
~> Strong Stackprotector
~> Forward Port OEM Charger Bits
~> Always Latest Wi-Fi Driver
~> Patched LA.UM (Nougat) Camera Driver
~> Security Oriented Configuration
~> Reduced Memory Leaks
~> Optimized for Stability and Speed (-O2)
~> Quicker Panel Wake Up
~> Synchronized RGB LED Blinking
~> Suspend-to-Idle Mechanism
~> Real Time Priority for RCU Boosting
~> Latest Binder Communication Driver

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Flashable revision patches, we've got them all...
As we don't release often I decided to implement a way to update your RELEASE on demand with the latest development fixes for testing before the next release gets scheduled.
Those patches are separated in revisions, every revision contains new changes for testing as explained - per revision - below.
rev1.0 [Only < 7.2.0]
GERRIT
~> Changed the audio configuration to support speaker phone on both speakers (stereo).
~> Adjust some ACDB IDs for CDLA headphones usage on more audio usecases, please test.
~> Reduced bottom firing speaker volume.
Warning: To apply them, just flash them in recovery after the ROM, make sure you don't flash them on builds that are greater (>) than the target one.

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any prints pls?

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Download site loading / spinning for ages

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Thes1ev said:
Download site loading / spinning for ages
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Get from the second (backend server): http://downloads.hostingsharedbox.com/robbyf/public/zl1
The load is huge at the moment, probably because of Oneplus One and X having many users poking up at the server to download the ROM.

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The CDLA headphones aren't working with magisk

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good job bro
downloading....

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gapps version for this, or are they built in?
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dantonuci said:
gapps version for this, or are they built in?
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From the size of the rom I think none are required sorry about that.

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dantonuci said:
gapps version for this, or are they built in?
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From the size of the rom I think none are required sorry about that.
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They aren't built in the ROM I recommend you to flash open gapps nano

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Thanks very much sorry for that !

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Quavosh said:
The CDLA headphones aren't working with magisk
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Weird, what version? I'm on v12 on my previous backup and it works just fine.
On this release it works nicely as well, didn't test magisk on it though.
Only a dmesg and logcat are going to help.

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before install , can u tell me bugs , add feature ?

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Quavosh said:
The CDLA headphones aren't working with magisk
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They are not working with magisk vs13.1

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Hi @GalaticStryder awesome one
May I ask why does it say 23s firmware needed?

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saraprobe said:
Hi @GalaticStryder awesome one
May I ask why does it say 23s firmware needed?
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Latest stable firmware from LeEco, for X727 just don't flash the radio files and you'll be fine.
This is to ensure people will not be using an older one or unstable ones, if the one you're using is fine there's no need to change.

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So far so good. Can't test headphones until tomorrow at work. Will report if I run into anything.

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GalaticStryder said:
Latest stable firmware from LeEco, for X727 just don't flash the radio files and you'll be fine.
This is to ensure people will not be using an older one or unstable ones, if the one you're using is fine there's no need to change.
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I am on Purity
Should I then flash 23s and do PA?

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Quavosh said:
The CDLA headphones aren't working with magisk
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AICP also has this issue with magisk 13.1
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saraprobe said:
I am on Purity
Should I then flash 23s and do PA?
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You should be good to go if you didn't manually flash any radio firmware files.

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islandlife98 said:
AICP also has this issue with magisk 13.1
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You should be good to go if you didn't manually flash any radio firmware files.
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I have seen this radio file issue over and over here, wonder why folks here manually flash radio files?