Hi guys,
Compiled Cyanogen 6 from sources:
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All right folks, everything is now part of CMSGS project. See http://cmsgs.com and http://github.com/cmsgs
Use build instructions from http://cmsgs.com/mediawiki/index.php?title=Building_from_Source
Before building apply local patches from device/samsung/galaxytab/patches
After building use tools from device/samsung/galaxytab/tools to build kernel and build factoryfs.ext4 from system.img, read the readme files
Thanks to Deodexed, who provided his hosting, we now have public beta
Only for people with GSM tabs who know how to use adb and heimdall
If you dont know how to backup and restore your tab don't try it!
Grab: http://files.deodexed.com/ModADroid-Galaxy-Tablet/Technomancer/cm6beta.zip
Read the readme file and have fun ;-)
The Tab should be partitioned with P1_add_hidden like for JJ4 or later ROMs.
If anyone wants to use Odin, rename factoryfs.ext4 to factoryfs.rfs and tar all rfs files and zImage and Odin should be able to flash it too.
Status:
What works
Phone calls, data
Wifi
Bluetooth Keyboard
GPS
Buttons backlight - linked to LCD backlight
Sensors:
- BMA020/BMA150 Accelerometer
- AK8973B
What doesn't
Camera
Sensors:
- BH1721FVC light sensor
- L3G4200D gyro
- Some are probably screwed up because of hwrotation = 90
Bluetooth Audio
Issues and workarounds
* Stuck on CM boot ani after flash
Probably / data is not mounted.
run "adb shell mount"
it will show list of mounted partitions, if /data is not mounted to /dev/block/mmcblk0p2 as rfs, format the /data partiton.
To do that "adb reboot recovery". "adb shell" when in recovery, "parted /dev/block/mmcblk0", initialize/format partition 2 to fat32 using "mkfs 2 fat32"
* BT doesnt start
Try again
Try rebooting
If that doesnt help try "adb shell stop hciattach" Sometimes hciattach service gets stuck when starting. I have added code to stop it automatically.
Latest fixes:
2011-01-20
Replaced lights with my own built from source
The linking of backlight and button light is now done in lights module instead of java LightsService
Replace copybit and s3cjpeg modules with ones from noobnl's samsung/common
2011-01-19
Switch to Nexus S libaudio. Much simpler, doesn't crash and Bluetooth headset shows some signs of life.
2011-01-17
Fix p1_keyboard.kl, remove key codes unsupported in CM. add left and right alt.
Fixed exec flags on recovery executables
2011-01-16
Moved everything to http://github.com/cmsgs
This build should be functionally the same as previous one
2011-01-15
Fix vold configuration so usb mount/unmount works
Add code to bt_enable to stop hciattach service if it is stuck.
older
Switched back to binary vold which is better and enables UMS
Force Phone app to start with speaker on
Switch to su built from sources
Big thanks to
noobnl, coolya and codeworkx for advice and CMSGS work
Current testers:
lilstevie
A_Snowman
JeffR714
Landroid
clmntch
ayman07
You can catch me on Freenode as TCMAN-dmg
This is quite amazing. Great job. Do you really think you need to build it all from source? Can't you just modify the current build instead of starting from scratch? Wouldn't it be faster. Please people don't bug the dev about doing testing or helping if you have NO dev experience. I'm sure he will release it if it's stable enough. This thread is gonna get raped in sure of it
ayman07 said:
This is quite amazing. Great job. Do you really think you need to build it all from source? Can't you just modify the current build instead of starting from scratch? Wouldn't it be faster. Please people don't bug the dev about doing testing or helping if you have NO dev experience. I'm sure he will release it if it's stable enough. This thread is gonna get raped in sure of it
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I have already built it (CM6 for Galaxy S) from source once, its not that bad.
I will need to create my own initramfs and proprietary samsung device files extracted from Tab ROM to get camera,wifi,bt and other stuff working.
Now where is my jar of vaseline ;-)
This is exactly what I've been waiting for!
Nice one
Sent from my GT-P1000 using XDA App
What about the Sprint Galaxy Tab?
This is awesome. I have the sprint tab and I always feel like my n1 running cm performs so much better than the tab even though the tab has more powerful hardware. Can't wait for this and certainly willing to help whether that be through testing or donations.
Sent from my Nexus One using XDA App
I only have ATT Tab so I can only do GSM development. But if any devs with Sprint or Verizon Tabs wanna join we can set up some git repositories ans cooperate.
So galaxy tab friendly our no?
Sent from my unlocked and rooted SGH-I987 using XDA App
Wow, this is awesome
Super Awsome buddy! All the best.
This is awesome work, but note it is really really unstable at the moment.
Last night when I was helping test it really did hose things, had to repartition and reformat the entire internal MMC to get any default firmwares to even boot again
But this is a good sign for the future
i cant wait for this
bumpity bumpy bump
CM 6 compiled from sources now! Looking for testers , see first post
Now to pull from the CM7 source for some Gingerbread goodness
I can test if you want, running JME at the moment on a GSM Tab.
knightnz said:
Now to pull from the CM7 source for some Gingerbread goodness
I can test if you want, running JME at the moment on a GSM Tab.
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Gingerbread goodness most likely requires newer kernel (2.6.35) so its not that easy ;-(
Will a cdma version be worked on or no?
Sent from my ADR6300 using XDA App
I would test but im not very good at android. I can flash my N1 like the best of them thou.
Sent from my AT&T TAB using XDA App
papi92 said:
Will a cdma version be worked on or no?
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No
You are welcome to start working on it yourself
coming along well, hope its read by the time i get my tab. keep up the good work
Related
I was able to partialy boot Linux kernel on Samsung i780. It wouldn't be possible without help from tmzt. You can find him, and other helpful people on #htc-linux IRC channel on freenode network.
Here are files (kernel, kernel config, default.txt) http://netbsd.pl/~lama/i780/
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How have i to use these files (.config,linux+default ecc)?
And what means "partially boot"?The i780 doesn t start?
Partially boot means the video is corrupt and the kernel panics because it can't find the root filesystem, the sd card is not implemented yet and ll4m4 did not use an initramfs.
This kernel is not specific to i780, it's just the first step in linux/android on i780.
Nice!
Now that's cool!! I'll be watching...
isn't the i780 hardware similar to the omnia?
It s a start point, but now we only know the i780 can run haret, we don t have a specific zImage or a specific default.txt...
I think we can modify the "omnia's linux" to get it working on i780.I tried to run those files without any modification but the phone vibrates a lot during boot and there is also a screen issue.
ilMessia said:
I think we can modify the "omnia's linux" to get it working on i780.I tried to run those files without any modification but the phone vibrates a lot during boot and there is also a screen issue.
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Looking forward to test this !!!
Keep the good work
I've manage to make some "progress"...
rev 1
Build kernel based on linux-2.6.29-rc4 sources with arm-2008q3 cross-compiler (config attached )
+fixed res problems, keys reacting (not mapped right), kernel is chill-out
-no connection with device
Cross-compiled busybox-1.13.2 and made initfs (I'm not sure is it working)
It's not big step but step at all
UPDATE 14.02
rev 2
+fixed key mapping, most letters are correct
+kernel is more stable, compressed and it don't spill errors,
+you can actually do something besides writing, there is busybox but don't have all symlinks. all commands are available by "busybox command" // usage example "busybox touch new_file"
- initrd still sucks a lot, it was created in 5min for sake of kernel. but this is just first day of develop...
Besides this I'm planning to move news and files to MelPlace2 website...
UPDATE 24.02
rev 3
+further key fixes
Vol up/down = up/down arrows
Green/red keys = page up/down (usefull to scroll console SHIFT+PGUP)
Rest of keys = explore
+framebuffer corrected - no cut letters near margins
+initrd with little kick, it show that working on this device can be enjoyable
+many devices appear in dmesg...
but
-initrd is still not enough - working on MMC and Ethernet
-randomly kernel boots with white area on right part of screen - reset your device as fast as possible or it will leave strange mark on screen for few minutes, even in WM (!!)
Please test latest revision and send some constructive feedback
I've created kernel git repository on GitHub HERE.
So if you want to help check it out (do not trash this thread with messages about git- it's separately thing).
I've just started (1 patch) so everybody should know what is going on.
Updated download link: i780Linux.zip (2,4 MB)
melgurth said:
I've manage to make some "progress"...
Build kernel based on linux-2.6.29-rc4 sources with arm-2008q3 cross-compiler (config attached )
+fixed res problems, keys reacting (not mapped right), kernel is chill-out
-no connection with device
Cross-compiled busybox-1.13.2 and made initfs (I'm not sure is it working)
It's not big step but step at all
Download link: i780Linux.zip (2,3 MB)
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Great work man!!!
I just baught my i780 couple of weeks ago. My original plan was, to buy an Android phone. But there was just the HTC Dream available and its price was doubled - compared to the i780.
Now I am glad to hear, that you are working on getting Linux running. I am a Linuxer since 1997. I will try the kernel.
If I can help somehow, let me know.
Cheers
Holger
linuxholgi said:
....
If I can help somehow, let me know.
Cheers
Holger
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...help is always needed.
Right now I'm in need of good initrd. If You willing to help You can try to make something.
I'll brake work on this weekend due to my birthday (social life) but I'm gonna resume kernel dev in monday. Could be useful to have good initrd with busybox and rootfs.
Ok, is there a ready-to-use toolchain I can use?
Holger
linuxholgi said:
Ok, is there a ready-to-use toolchain I can use?
Holger
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yes it is. it's magical and working like charm
http://www.codesourcery.com/sgpp/lite/arm/portal/release644
Advanced Packages:
IA32 GNU/Linux TAR
unpack to (location) and make changes in makefile of compiling source
Code:
ARCH ?= arm
CROSS_COMPILE ?= /(location)/arm-2008q3/bin/arm-none-linux-gnueabi-
OK I am prepared now, but take some time to get a good working initr.d. Quite busy these days but do my best!
Holger
Anyone has anynews?
check out this link guys:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=484228
which links to video on http://exabyte.es/omnia/2009/02/video-con-linux-corriendo-en-omnia/
which contains video of the omnia AND the i780! (starting from around 2min30s)
They even seem to have enabled all of the functions like camera as well, so why not try contacting those people instead of reinventing the wheel?
Greetz
bazzix said:
check out this link guys:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=484228
which links to video on http://exabyte.es/omnia/2009/02/video-con-linux-corriendo-en-omnia/
which contains video of the omnia AND the i780! (starting from around 2min30s)
They even seem to have enabled all of the functions like camera as well, so why not try contacting those people instead of reinventing the wheel?
Greetz
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It would be great, but i don't think samsung will tell you how to run LiMo
Awesome work!
Is there some news?
anyway, keep it on!!! *Thumps Up*
Linux seems to be running fine on the phone. Anyone trying android?
SD card isn't working is the only blocker for me.
I have got CM7 to boot on my Galaxy S using some of the same methods used to boot the stock Gingerbread ROM.
I take credit for nothing... All I did was switched around a couple files to boot CM7 instead of GB.
Requirements
You must be root on your phone
Your /data must be converted in Ext4 by Voodoo lagfix or another Ext4 lagfix.
You must have proceed to complete backups before
Some busybox installation is also useful for tar.
Another Important note
Be absolutely 100% sure you have access to the download mode using the 3 buttons combination.
If you don't, it will be extremely difficult (even if in theory not impossible) to to flash another kernel back.
This is the gingerbread Folder to push in /data/: h**p://dl.dropbox.com/u/17890197/gingerbread.tar
Steps:
1: Download CM7 dump to SDCARD:
h**p://dl.dropbox.com/u/17890197/CyanogenMod/CM7.tar
2: Run the following via ADB
adb shell
su
busybox mount -o remount,rw /data
cd /data
mkdir gingerbread
cd gingerbread
busybox tar zxvf /sdcard/CM7.tar
busybox cp -a /efs efs
sync
reboot recovery
3: Flash "nsonsgs-unsigned-cwm-update.zip" via CWM Recovery
Watch CyanogenMod 7 boot on your phone!
How do I get back?
This is a dual-boot setup... Everything is still intact that you were running before this.
All you have to do is download and flash your previous kernel via ODIN. Once you do this, the phone will reboot into Froyo. Simply reinstall the nsonsgs-unsigned-cwm-update.zip and your back on CM7 again, just like you left it. MAGIC!
What's about this port:
- It uses the Nexus S kernel compiled from sources by supercurio
- It runs the exact /system image release, that I pulled from a CM7 alpha .zip file posted in the NS forums.
Which filesystem?
This is simply a mod of supercurio's early gingerbread preview, so it runs on Ext4. no RFS at all, the kernel don't support RFS.
Does everything work ?
No; will update as I discover more of what does and doesn't work.
Camera is not working.
Wifi is not working.
This can fry the front camera.
Phone could not work . ( sometimes it works )
KEEP IN MIND
CyanogenMod ROMs do not come with any Gapps and using this method, you will not be able to access CWMrecovery to flash the Gapps files floating around. I hope to have an answer to getting Gapps installed with ease by late tonight.
Thanks for all the devs who did this hard work in such a short period of time... please donate to them.
DOWNLOADS:
Kernel : h**p://dl.project-voodoo.org/nexus-s-kernel-on-galaxy-s/nsonsgs-unsigned-cwm-update.zip
CM7 : h**p://dl.dropbox.com/u/17890197/CyanogenMod/CM7.tar
Gingerbread Folder: h**p://dl.dropbox.com/u/17890197/gingerbread.tar
Alberto96 said:
Kernel : http://dl.project-voodoo.org/nexus-s-kernel-on-galaxy-s/nsonsgs-unsigned-cwm-update.zip
CM7 : http://db.tt/TrRnYdm
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Does this kernel fry front-facing camera?
Just a heads up.
Camera app is not working.
where did this CM7 come from?
from nexus s alpha build . http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=886903
sounds nice, thanks for sharing!
do phone/sms/data/wifi work?
jodue said:
sounds nice, thanks for sharing!
do phone/sms/data/wifi work?
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Based on my experience from when running the GRH78 build, data etc will work (polling problems persist) Wifi will not work.
Just a heads up for people codeworkx and coolya said not to use this kernel as the voltages are wrong and can cause for you to fry your front facing camera.
They are working on a proper port. Be patient.
Plus its not really alpha because you are not really working in it so how can there be a beta?
This shouldn't really be in the development section.
Sent from my GT-I9000 using XDA App
I was thinking of doing this, never mind
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@Alberto96, your CM7.tar.gz file is corrupted !
I've just tried your tutorial in the first post all went well until I typed the line "busybox tar zxvf /sdcard/CM7.tar.gz" then it gived an error :
tar: invalid tar magic
# tar: write: Broken pipe
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I've tried re-downloading it three times, wipe dalvik cache, update busybox, activate USB debugging but it always gived me this error
tried with supercurios dump and all went well so it can only come from your dump
help will be much apreciated
i will upload a new CM7.tar soon . now i can't because is too late . tomorrow you will have the working one . However, it worked on my Galaxy. Maybe the upload is unsuccessful.
Edit : I did a test and found intact , not corrupted.
7-Zip [64] 9.20 Copyright (c) 1999-2010 Igor Pavlov 2010-11-18
Processing archive: C:\Users\Utente\Downloads\.ptmp573137\system.tar
Testing system
Testing system\app
Testing ..............
Testing system\xbin\vim
Everything is Ok
Folders: 63
Files: 1267
Size: 114894721
Compressed: 115906048
Will check that another time then...
Maybe that's because I tried to download it within the phone, I'm downloading now from my PC but... it is now a CM7.tar.tar file ??
will report back after few minutes...
still the same problem here
I've made a screenshot if it can help...
When you said u tested it what are you meanig ? did you try to flash or do you just clicked on the properties thing on the file ?
@Rawat, you are really boring if you don't want to test it on your GS just go get a life and leave this thread alone ! you are ridiculous...
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Just bumping this.
This Rom/Port whatever will most likely fry your front camera
skyworxx said:
Just bumping this.
This Rom/Port whatever will most likely fry your front camera
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Not correct if you don't use it at all
thanks for soft.
but loop boot, not work
device nexus, device android ... device nexus, device android ....
Everyone, we (the mods) have gone over this thread and the ROM posted here, and while it certainly will have a limited appeal and use, it is still within the guidelines for what is allowed...the proper credits, etc are included, and it doesn't violate GPL or any other regulations. Therefore the thread will remain, and I will ask everyone here to keep the discussions related to troubleshooting of the ROM itself.
I firmly believe that we should wait until an official alpha is posted by the CMSGS team.
After hearing of the front camera overvoltage, who knows what else could happen? The devs do, and they are working hard to bring us a great experience.
Excitement is great, but so is patience I'm sure it will be available very soon, so just hold on.
If you have a boot loop you must convert your data in EXT4 . I'm uploading the new file . And you must have mounted has R/W the data folder
i uploaded the new CM7.tar . Please test it on your phones .
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If you've been following my Twitter feed, you will have noticed i've finally started playing with (and enjoying) my Tab.
I've been playing with ROM updates, ClockworkMod recovery and other bits and bobs, and here is the first fruit of my labour - MoDaCo Custom Kernel r1 for the Samsung Galaxy Tab.
What? Why?
Koush has posted his EXT4 converting ClockworkMod release / kernel at XDA-Developers, however unfortunately it breaks a fair few things on the latest ROMs for international Tabs - keyboard backlights, rotation, camera and a few other bits. So, I set about compiling up my own kernel using Samsung's source, with the aim of including all of Koush's great additions plus the usual TUN and CIFS modules, as well as including things like IKCONFIG to make kernel development easy for others (particularly as I plan to upload the whole lot to github). As well as releasing for EXT4 / ClockworkMod, i've packaged it for standard RFS ROMs. The kernel / ramdisk is 'insecure' (for adb remount etc.).
This turned out to be somewhat traumatic due to the 'update1' Samsung source refusing to work on my device, but I got there in the end. So this is a prelude to the MoDaCo Custom ROM... my MoDaCo Custom Kernel.
Requirements
This kernel has been tested on a number of Tabs running a number of different ROMs with no issues. It comes in two versions - a simple 'RFS' version to use with a regular ROM, or the 'EXT4 ClockworkMod' version if you already have (or wish to) convert to EXT4.
In order to use either kernel you need to be familiar with flashing via Odin or Heimdall, although you could in theory extract the TAR file and flash using 'flash_image' I guess.
If you plan to do the EXT4 conversion, you MUST have a microSD inserted with enough space to do a backup of your system / data partitions (so this will depend on how much data is on your device).
YOU SHOULD BACKUP BEFORE INSTALLATION OR BE FAMILIAR USING ODIN / HEIMDALL FOR FULL SYSTEM RECOVERY IN CASE OF A SERIOUS ISSUE. YOU USE THESE DOWNLOADS AT YOUR OWN RISK!
This kernel is ONLY tested on a UK Galaxy Tab. It MAY work on other GSM Tabs, it almost certainly WON'T work on a CDMA Tab. If you have a non UK Tab and want to test (and know how to flash back to a regular version), then go ahead and report your results. At your own risk.
How to
RFS version
To use the RFS version (i.e. you have not converted to EXT4 yet and don't wish to)...
Download the RFS TAR file from below
Flash using ODIN (version 1.7, do not select the 'repartition' option)
Reboot, you're done!
Optionally download the kernel modules zip (for TUN/CIFS) and copy to a location of your choice
Simple huh?
EXT4 version
To use the EXT4 version (i.e. you are already running EXT4 or you wish to convert)...
Download the EXT4 TAR file from below
Flash using ODIN (version 1.7, do not select the 'repartition' option)
IF YOU NEED TO UPGRADE TO EXT4: Your device won't reboot normally - that's OK, just turn it off (hold down power button for 5 seconds)
IF YOU NEED TO UPGRADE TO EXT4: Load recovery - turn the device on with 'volume up' held
IF YOU NEED TO UPGRADE TO EXT4: Your device will now perform the EXT4 conversion - depending on the volume of your data, this can take a while, so be patient
Reboot, you're done!
Optionally download the kernel modules zip (for TUN/CIFS) and copy to a location of your choice
Downloads
DOWNLOAD
And finally
I hope this is usual for everyone - i've found this is a real performance boost (particularly with the newest ROMs) and I look forward to rolling MCR out for the Tab! I'll have the kernel in GitHub soon, after which i'll post the URL here.
Enjoy!
P
Changelog
r3 26/Jan
Additional governor / scheduler options
Battery icon fix for when device is powered off
Other minor tweaks
r2 24/Jan
Set default governor to 'on demand'
Added Fuse module (by request)
MCK version now shown in about
Updated compiler
EXT4 performance tweaks
r1 23/Jan
Initial release
Looks good!
Great too see you here!
Looking forward to the first MCR!
Does the RFS version include CWM?
On what versions will this work?
Thanks for the effort you put into this. Can you please tell on what version the base Tab must be, to make this kernel work? And also, if it will work with the protected bootloaders?
Thanks again!
Testing it now on Roger/AT&T GSM Tab i987.
It is backing up and converting to ext4 right now.
It would be helpful if you put GSM in the title, or Euro for that matter, if that's the case.
Cheers Paul,
Will give the EXT4 a whirl once I work out the pros/cons
Confirmed that it works for NA GSM Tabs. Converted everything over to ext4 and working.
No real increase in speed really. Quadrant scores are about the same...around 1000.
Gallery has some glitches were it does not show pictures the first time...have to exit and come back in.
Let's give it a shoot
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rmanaudio said:
Confirmed that it works for NA GSM Tabs. Converted everything over to ext4 and working.
No real increase in speed really. Quadrant scores are about the same...around 1000.
Gallery has some glitches were it does not show pictures the first time...have to exit and come back in.
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I get this on all my Android devices now and again if a media index is running (generally soon after a boot)...
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paulobrien said:
I get this on all my Android devices now and again if a media index is running (generally soon after a boot)...
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Really weird problem where browser (with google.com as homepage) starts to rotate itself once you open browser till it is upside down!
If you have any issues, please post your ROM version and whether you are on the latest release.
I am on XXJMF and don't experience the issues mentioned above.
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Great work man thank you!!! Only 1 ( noob i think question ) : what exactly do the additionals zip TUN/CIFS?
Frustu said:
Great work man thank you!!! Only 1 ( noob i think question ) : what exactly do the additionals zip TUN/CIFS?
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If you don't know what they are, you don't need them
Screenshot from r2 (coming tomorrow).
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TheGrammarFreak said:
If you don't know what they are, you don't need them
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Ah ok thank you ... But i m curious please tell me
Im on Roto JME v4...and only problem found is Web browser rotates itself 180 degrees when you start it up.
Frustu said:
Ah ok thank you ... But i m curious please tell me
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=What+is+CIFS
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=What+is+TUN
TheGrammarFreak said:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=What+is+CIFS
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=What+is+TUN
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Well i learn 2 new things thank you
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ROM Factory
What is ROM Factory?
Its a tool that will allow the user to create a picture perfect .img from your boot and system partition. It will then create an update.zip from it.
What is a "Fruit Cake"?
A fruit cake is the finish product, a self contain rom, already ready for installation, already inside an update.zip.
So really what does it do?
It allows a bootloader unlocked user to create a full copy of their boot and system partition. All of it, including mods and changes done to either one of those partitions.
Can this be use for easier rom development?
Yes! Beyond just its normal capabilities! After installing the resources you can modify the script and add things to it in *sdcard* /fcm/workdir! Once you are done adding and changing things in there, press "Create ROM".
Supported Devices:
olympus (atrix), sunfire (photon), triumph, WX435, fb0 (triumph), p999 (lg g2x), p990 (lg o2x), p970 (lg optimus black), ace (htc desired hd), pyramid (htc sensation), galaxys2, GT-I9100, GT-I9100M, GT-I9100T, SGH-I777, SGH-I727, hercules, crespo (nexus s), crespo4g (nexus s 4g), toro (cdma galaxy nexus), maguro (gsm galaxy nexus)
Experimental Support:
umts_jordan(defy), wingray, stingray (xoom)
Your phone must be rooted!
Step One: Press the Install Resources button on screen.
Patience this step could take up to 5 minutes.
Step Two: Press the Create Fruit Cake button on the screen.
Patience this step could take up to 5 minutes.
You use this application at your own risk, I am in no way responsible for any damage this application causes.
Oficial Support for Galaxy S2
Back Up mode = Further information is needed to enable back up mode for this device
Am I right to understand that this is an alternative to taking Nandroid backup?.
hacksome said:
Am I right to understand that this is an alternative to taking Nandroid backup?.
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no 10 xchar
So it will create an update.zip which is CWM flashable? How about generating a .tar.md5 for Odin?
Anyways, great work! Looking forward to this!
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Am I right to understand that this is an alternative to taking Nandroid backup?.
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Sounds like it, looks cool non the less.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using XDA App
Kingybear said:
Sounds like it, looks cool non the less.
Sent from my GT-I9100 using XDA App
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Afaik a nandroid backup is everything including data folder. This one i think is a little less than that. As op said it copies the rom so devs can pass them to their beta testers etc. A nandoid backup is including ur personal settings like bookmarks or last viewed webpages and contacts etc. And a nandroid backup is recovery dependant. Afaik a nandroid from a cwm v4 base wont be suitable for a phone with a cwm v5 phone.
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FCM RC3 v1.4.4
FCM RC3 v1.4.4(Current Release)
Release Notes
Added Reset Option Menu.
Re-write the engine that configures the phone install!
fixed a bug on photon 4g.
fixed the force close of doom bug.
fixed sgs2att issues
fixed sgs2att install script
fixes to various bugs
Added support for latest ics
GUI Touch Ups
Added Experimental Support:
triumph, WX435, fb0, p999, p990, p970, ace, pyramid, galaxys2, GT-I9100, GT-I9100M, GT-I9100T, SGH-I777, SGH-I727, hercules, crespo, crespo4g, toro, maguro
#FCM RC4 v1.5(Current Release)
-GUI Enhancements
Multiple Screen Size support
Tablet Support
A new themed layout
NO MORE ADS
-Script Engine Enhancements
Options, ie: Dev name, rom name, save rom preferences.
-Performance
Complete Re-write of the install and create methods (faster performance)
The reset button is bye bye! The app will now erase the workdir as it creates the rom!
Hello Guys
Is anyone experiencing issues, someone msg me about some installation issues, but did not really offer any info. If you are an user and you are suffering from install issues, let me know!
guys for latest info always check http://fcm.x10.mx/joomla/
1.6 - The update that took a month. Will be release today. This will be amazing. I'm just waiting on testers.
Advance Mode
Apps Mode
Back Up Mode
New look
Open Source components
New site, new forums, new devices.
The update will be made available late tonight or early tomorrow. Depends on how tire I am after i get off work.
We are alive and kicking. Since release, Fruit Cake Maker has been downloaded 1,956 times. We are 556 active developers. A total of 12 bugs have been crushed. We currently work on 20+ devices and devices variants.
Nightlys and experimental.
Starting Feb 1st or 2nd. My build bot will begin auto compiling nightlys for those who want to experiment with the latest changes. Nightlys will be compile each night and made available no later than midnight.
An experimental build will begin to be compile mid Feb. the build will be compile every friday at 6pm. The experimental build will feture a different preference screen, and will require the user to specify all the variables. ie: boot location, system location, storage, mode. so on. This build aims at enthusiast who wish to use the tool on a non supported device.
FCM now has requirements. Busybox must be installed to use the back up mode.
Thank guys for your support.
I think it's great personally, used it on DHD also with ease.
I'm surprised this project doesn't receive more attention.
It certainly deserves it.
Many thanks
Wow. If I get it well, it create a flashable zip image of your current installation, with apps etc?
Wow. That will be a lot easier to share beta ROMs in the future.
Many many thanks.
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I'm currently waiting on Google.
I submitted the new version into the market, but somehow i ended up with an older version being available for download. hopefully this issue will be solved soon. I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
1.6 finally!
Some of the testers are reporting errors with the new modes, but changing storage location seem to be working quit good. I will be writing a tutorial on how to properly use all the new modes. Regardless, this new version requires Busybox for app mode, and back up mode. It must be installed on /system/xbin << same location used by cm7 and cm9. I will be releasing a new version tomorrow or Thursday, to fix some of the new mode woes.
Again, sorry for the inconvenience.
Very good work!
Awesome! keep the good work, I will try it tonight from home.
Sounds Great
Hello,
The ROM Factory sounds like a great Idea, im not a developer but i can see why its great for devs,
Question is, will it be useful for just a user like I am?
if i am to use it to back up, how does it differ from Titanium and CWM NAND backup?
Thanks
Go read post #7
DO NOT flash to the Galaxy W or Galaxy S+. This will not work on either device, and only on the SGH-I847 Rugby Smart
So, the next iteration in the AOKP development is finally ready for release:
I'm liking this ROM so far, it feels pretty fast. Using a kernel based on arco's 3.4 means I can keep it up to date with his work.
So far, this is stable, but not without issues:
- USB tethering feature is broken (kernel needs tweaking
- Camera is still broken (Kernel limitation)
- Video decoding (Media libs are messed up, breaks Youtube)
Tested and working:
- 3G data
- Mass Storage
- adb connection
- User switching ( switch is on landscape lockscreen, I'm looking at fixing this)
UPDATE: 9/5/13
-WiFi works (odd programming in 3.4)
- No more "stuck-in-speakerphone" (was missing a file)
UPDATE: 9/14/13
- WiFi tethering decided it wanted to work
- Bluetooth works great
I'm sure I'm missing stuff
Thanks to:
KemoNine - Getting me in to development in the first place
utkanos - the helpful hints along the way
arco68 - supplying a solid base kernel for me to work from
Team Codefire for hosting my projects and builds
Grumpyspud for pointing out the video bug
The rest of the users and supporters for the various things that helped
To Install, you must meet these criteria:
- Have a Samsung Rugby Smart
- Be using KemoNine96's 6.0.1.1 or newer CWM recovery or my TWRP builds
- Have GAPPS 4.2.2 in a flashable zip
- MOST IMPORTANTLY, accept the fact that I, as a developer, take no responsibility for damage to your device. Consider yourself warned.
Current Builds
Alpha 2
Older Builds
Alpha 1
Gapps information
For those that don't know about GAPPS
Installation is as easy as:
1. Download the zips, and transfer it to your device
2. Boot into recovery mode and select "install zip from sdcard"
3. Select "Choose zip from sdcard", find the ROM zip, then confirm the installation
4. Follow the same procedure for GAPPS
5.Enjoy the new ROM!
Experimental builds, explanations and other such things will go here.
Experiment 1: User switch in portrait mode
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It worked but needs some serious tweaking.
WHy dont u post at SGH-I847 thread?
Since it's not compatible for galaxy W. Why u post at this thread. -_- i just DONT get it.
ghost141 said:
WHy dont u post at SGH-I847 thread?
Since it's not compatible for galaxy W. Why u post at this thread. -_- i just DONT get it.
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Because the hardware is so closely related and we don't have our own board. If you look around, the I847 is mentioned a few times.
Sweet
Dirty loading from 4.1.2 gave me issues (as expected) ... so don't do that
grumpyspud said:
Sweet
Dirty loading from 4.1.2 gave me issues (as expected) ... so don't do that
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This is where that screenshot came from
I managed to fix the wifi, new build going up later tonight. I'm still working on the speakerphone bug.
EDIT: WiFi and speakerphone are fixed
any progress on getting the camera to work?
great rom, keep up the good work!
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any progress on getting the camera to work?
great rom, keep up the good work!
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Still looking at it.
Dude this ROM is extremely stable man. Awesome work.
Sent from my cellphone.
I noticed that myself... 4.2.2 seems to be incredibly efficient. My phone idled for 10 hours and was still at 92% when I got to it.
One thing I noticed is that background data kicks on for no reason, even if it's disabled.
smoothest rom for this phone i have seen thus far. I was on CM10 for a few days got choppy from time to time, this one is the best just needs camera! :fingers-crossed:
OP updated with a bug found by grumpyspud. Fortunately it's stable enough for daily use .
OP has the 8th's file in the database.
I found the bug on the 9th... Did you just forget to name it 9/9?
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OP has the 8th's file in the database.
I found the bug on the 9th... Did you just forget to name it 9/9?
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It affects all builds, so tye timestamp is irrelevant. The one I did on the 8th was an experimental build if I remember right.
im not sure if i did something wrong or this is a bug but, when i go into snapchat or zedge it says "SD-card required for this application" it worked fine for CM10 and the phone is reading my SD card from the apps storage.
still can't youtube bro bo
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still can't youtube bro bo
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I know . It's a problem with the media libs.
I completely misread your post about me finding the bug. btw