Looking for someone to explaining how to use github and integrate the latest changes to code to a already current existing cm rom. Not completely sure how to do it since I am not doing it from the ground up
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XDA:DevDB Information
CarbonROM, ROM for the Xiaomi Redmi 4a
Contributors
ankan005, Fabian, Sunnyraj, Aryan Patidar
ROM OS Version: 9.x Pie
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.10.x
ROM Firmware Required: Latest
Based On: AOSP
Version Information
Status: Beta
Current Beta Version: CR-7.0
Beta Release Date: 2018-08-29
Created 2018-08-29
Last Updated 2018-08-29
Excuse me, does this rom has hardware encryption error?
Anyone tried?
LordyAndry said:
Anyone tried?
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I tried but I don't tested all parts, but that parts seems to work for me:
-Wifi
-Audio
-No Graphic glitch
-sdcard
-Google Play Services (if you install gapps)
I'm going back to Android P Semi-GSI PR1, because I don't like the default launcher, and if I remove it or change it, the recent screen will be Oreo similar recents
I have been using this ROM for like 4 days and I can say it's super stable! The stock launcher is very snappy and I haven't had any performance issues. I have a ton of apps installed which make up for 33% of the avaliable space and I haven't had any problems. Highly recommend this build, if you want to try out the new Android P this is the way to go. Also to fix some display errors (on the notification bar) you should change the DPI to 372 or more otherwise the QS tiles get to close to the right and left margins of the screen Other than that everything works perfectly
Thx developer for making this awesome ROM looking forward in future I think many probs will be fixed
Thank you very much
eltxdxxfs said:
Excuse me, does this rom has hardware encryption error?
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Dint find hard wear encryption error when i flashed it .
Try removing pattern before flashing this ROM so you won't find any encryption error
LordyAndry said:
Anyone tried?
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Yup I tried it
Working
Boots
Ril
Volte
Some apps
Not working
Cam
Gallery
Play store
Nav bar
G services
File manager
Etc
Hi guys,
I'm trying to build an AOSP Custom ROM based on Android 10 and some cherry-picking for My Motorola one power(chef). For that, I need some answers.
Can I use the source tree from other ROM developers (like this one ) without making any changes. At the end of the linked thread, you can find the Device tree, Kernel tree, Vendor tree.
Can I use Motorola kernel found here
I'm new to ROM development btw new to programming too
I meant source tree means Device tree, Kernel tree, Vendor tree.
Help me in this I'm circling various thread for the last two days
Firstly, I Apologize in advance. I know this might sound ungrateful to those who have already built so many cutom roms for this device. But let me ask those whoever read this nonetheless.
Some of you might know Paranoid Android or better known as AOSPA. I think this ROM deserve more love for our device, with how much love developers put behind this project. Not to mention the history behind it. It doesn't mean other roms are bad or something. I've been searching for the latest build but only found the abandoned one. I don't have the knowledge or the gear to build one.
So I ask you, kindly who might read this and have the required knowledge. Would you mind take your time and check the sources of said rom? If it tickles your fancy, I would be grateful if you could build it as well. By the way, the ROM is based on CAF.
These are the sources of said ROM
AOSPA
Team Paranoid Android. AOSPA has 489 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.
github.com
Paranoid Android Project
Download center | Paranoid Android
aospa.pages.dev
Thank you.
Hey y'all, I've been recently working on a device tree for the X606F (codenamed "achilles6_row_wifi").
I do not have much experience on this topic, so I am essentially doing this blindly, basing it off other's work. I am currently only targeting the X606F, but X606X/V may also be supported.
I am looking for someone to collaborate with, I have an Android build machine ready to test changes. As I saw that Android 12 GSIs boot, I tried to build LineageOS 19.1, but ended up in the usual "black-screen bootloop", I don't know how to debug this so I am looking for someone to help
Link to the tree: https://github.com/UsrBinLuna/device_lenovo_achilles6
Credits
Yahoo-Mike for their recovery tree
Sushrut1101 for DumprX
did u remove the qcom references yet
areallydumbperson said:
did u remove the qcom references yet
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yes
Hi,
Were you able to make any progress or was it abandoned?
Abandoned OP hasn't done any commits in ages