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[ROM] AUG 05 2010 - Cronos Droid Version 2.1.3 Fully Stable

MOD EDIT
Here at XDA, we try very hard to work with everyone to resolve issues before they result in actions such as banning or locking threads. Unfortunately, hard as we try, we are not always able to meet those goals via ways that would be more desirable and seemingly more peaceful.
Here recently we have been having some issues with some Android devs who work with the Android Kernel. While we were able to work out the issues with quite a few devs we were sadly unable to reach such a peaceful settlement with the Android ROM dev Feeyo.
Before we go any farther into the underlying problems that we have had getting these issues resolved with this particular Android Dev, lets go over real quick what the main concern is about.
The Android kernel which is present in EVERY single ROM is an ever-growing community project. Android devs from all around the world have put their hard work into an open source project simply in an attempt to make the Android project better as a whole. While I am sure that all of these Android devs made these contributions to the kernels as a result of things that they wanted or needed to see develop within Android, they made their work available to ALL of us so that we could ALL benefit from their talents.
That being said, the Linux kernel is released under what is called the GNU GPL. (General Public License)
Basically this license allows for the Android kernel to be freely used and modified under the condition that the source of the kernel be released to the public. This "release" can be handled two ways, by either providing a direct link to the source where it can be downloaded, modified and reused under the GNU GPL, or by a written statement that offers the to provide the kernel source to anyone whom requests it. While I realize that I have only outlined a small portion of the GNU GPL, the bottom line here is that the COMPLETE and WORKING kernel source that was MODIFIED by anyone MUST be provided to the community, for any version of publicly released software.
You can find the full text of the GNU GPL licence here:
Herein, lies our problem. We here at XDA have had MULTIPLE interactions with the Android ROM dev, Feeyo, in regards to the specific problem that he has not followed these GNU GPL guidelines. There have been multiple instances where users have requested his Kernel source and he has continually refused to provide this source, or he has provided us with non working and otherwise incomplete source, or invalid or unmodified source.
The first thing we need to show is that Feeyo was MODIFYING the Android kernel source. Below is a screenshot that proves just that.
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Above, you can see the Kernel version says "2.6.29-opt-40-Cronos [email protected]#1", The only known way to put you name there, in the kernel, is to modify and compile the kernel yourself. You have to edit a file within the kernel source called .config.
We also have proof by Feeyo’s own release notes in his ROMs that he has modified the kernel source code as well. For example, the changelog for his kernel below shows the changes made between versions.
Here is another screenshot where he talks of changes he made to his kernel:
All of that being said, Feeyo has definitely made various improvements to the Android Kernel source by modifying that source and he has publicly released this kernel to the community.
In an attempt to resolve this matter we made various outreaches to Feeyo, including a moderator by the name of 12aon making several attempts to get this resolved... I’ve added some screenshots of the dialog that they exchanged...
Here we can see that we were trying to resolve the issue with Feeyo and he stated that he would no longer provide or distribute the 2.6.32 Kernel that he was working on because he didn’t intend on releasing code with he labeled as “messy”.
Feeyo did indeed stop providing that 2.6.32 kernel as far as we know, however he then continued to modify the 2.6.29 kernel source and distribute that in his ROMs again without following the GNU GPL guidelines.The sources for this 2.6.32 kernel were never released.
It is the decision of the XDA moderators that since Feeyo has no rights to use or distribute the Linux kernel without making available his valid source code and modifications, his ROMs and associated kernel releases will be treated as warez under forum rule 6
Here in this screenshot we are again trying to get him to post the sources to his Kernel after he released a ROM that mention various enhancements or modifications to the Android Kernel that he was providing in his ROM. Feeyo then sent us another PM as shown below:
In this PM Feeyo is stating that he did provide his sources... However, it was not complete and was missing many things that were needed to compile the Android Kernel in such a fashion that it would run on the Hero. Additionally, as these sources are not kept up to date, they do not meet the requirements of the GPL to release sources as used to compile the distributed binary kernel.Below is the link to the thread that he posted containing his supposed kernel source:
Supposed Sources used in Cronos Droid early releases
That thread was locked to preserve proof to the fact that the source he provided was not complete. In fact, on post #11 within that thread he even confirms that the source is not complete, again this is not following the GNU GPL guidelines.
Additionally, the screenshots below show occasions where Feeyo acknowledged he would not provide complete sources, by deliberately withholding the entire kernel source or constituent parts.
We have made this long explanation of recent events available to you, the community, for two reasons.
First of all, we realize that Feeyo is a talented dev and that his ROMs are well liked within the community. With this in mind, we wanted it to be known that the decisions that we have made here today are not decisions that have been taken lightly or irrationally made. This decision included opinions from AT LEAST 5 other Senior mods here at XDA. We feel that a full explanation of our actions is something that we owe the community and we truly regret that it has come down to this.
Secondly, this will be a marking point, I don’t want to say that this is an example because it was never intended to be an example. However the fact remains that this incident has caused quite a stir within XDA and from this point on we will be making sure whenever possible that any Android dev that modifies and publicly releases the Android kernel is following the GNU GPL guidelines.
The GNU GPL guidelines are important because they ensure that credit is given where credit is due and it also ensures that continued improvement, advancement, and development of such products under the GNU GPL continue to ensue. As part of the Android community, which is an OPEN SOURCE community, we owe it to ourselves and the ENTIRE community to make sure that we are staying true to the notion of an open source platform. Keeping your sources to yourself while working on a project that is open source and released under the GNU GPL is not staying true to what being open source is all about.
At this point in time, Feeyo has received a 30 day temporary ban for refusing to help us resolve this matter in a peaceful manner and for ultimately violating Rule #6 and Rule #9 which state:
6. Do not post warez.
If a piece of software requires you to pay to use it, either pay or find your cracks and serials somewhere else. We do not accept warez nor do we permit any member to promote or describe ways in which Warez, cracks, serial codes or other means of avoiding payment, can be obtained.
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Don't post copyrighted materials or do other things that will obviously lead to legal trouble. If you wouldn't do it on your own homepage, you probably don't want to do it here either. This does not mean we agree with everything the software piracy lobby try to impose on us, it simply means you cannot break any laws here, since we'll end up dealing with legal hassle caused by you. Please use common sense: respect the forum, its users, and those that write great code.
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Furthermore, at this time, all ROMs posted by Feeyo that do not follow the GNU GPL where applicable will be locked and the links to the ROMs removed.
During this time that Feeyo is away, we sincerely hope that he will come around and upon his return, which we thoroughly hope for, he will post the sources to his Android kernel changes in the spirit of the open source community and the GNU GPL and participate in a more supporting manner.
Best Regards,
The XDA Moderator team

Thank you for sharing. Are you gonna post screenshots, this makes it more interesting to download.

thanks finish downloading now and will report back when flashing

Sure downloading app now.

forget the screenshots, how did you get the kernel? is it/can it be overclocked? Can it be used with other ROMs (CM5.0.7 etc.)

it sounds very interesting let me test it and tell u .

downloading now, hope it is true what you're saying...

What about the kernel?

cyberkid2002 said:
forget the screenshots, how did you get the kernel? is it/can it be overclocked? Can it be used with other ROMs (CM5.0.7 etc.)
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I have not added any overclock options into the kernel. I think its fast enough the way it is. But try it out and let me know. Maybe I will add some patches so that you can overclock it

How did you get the 2.6.29 hero kernel sources?

this sounds great! ima try it now, is this kernel the kernel everyone's been waiting for?

I can't get it working, did a full wipe and keeps hanging on HERO logo.

Downloading and feed back

Flashing within 2 min
Get some sleep, or try it out? Guess?
started up, runs fine so long

RaduG said:
How did you get the 2.6.29 hero kernel sources?
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From my understanding, all the OP did was take the Eris .29 kernel source & ported anything needed for the GSM Hero to run.

Is this a sense rom?

Downloading now,, hope this is the one I have been searching for....

reidefors82 said:
Flashing within 2 min
Get some sleep, or try it out? Guess?
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Getting some sleep

Added screenshots.

Is the green/bad autofocus camera bug fixed?

[ROM] AUG 10 2010 - Cronos 2.2 (Froyo) 0.2

MOD EDIT
Here at XDA, we try very hard to work with everyone to resolve issues before they result in actions such as banning or locking threads. Unfortunately, hard as we try, we are not always able to meet those goals via ways that would be more desirable and seemingly more peaceful.
Here recently we have been having some issues with some Android devs who work with the Android Kernel. While we were able to work out the issues with quite a few devs we were sadly unable to reach such a peaceful settlement with the Android ROM dev Feeyo.
Before we go any farther into the underlying problems that we have had getting these issues resolved with this particular Android Dev, lets go over real quick what the main concern is about.
The Android kernel which is present in EVERY single ROM is an ever-growing community project. Android devs from all around the world have put their hard work into an open source project simply in an attempt to make the Android project better as a whole. While I am sure that all of these Android devs made these contributions to the kernels as a result of things that they wanted or needed to see develop within Android, they made their work available to ALL of us so that we could ALL benefit from their talents.
That being said, the Linux kernel is released under what is called the GNU GPL. (General Public License)
Basically this license allows for the Android kernel to be freely used and modified under the condition that the source of the kernel be released to the public. This "release" can be handled two ways, by either providing a direct link to the source where it can be downloaded, modified and reused under the GNU GPL, or by a written statement that offers the to provide the kernel source to anyone whom requests it. While I realize that I have only outlined a small portion of the GNU GPL, the bottom line here is that the COMPLETE and WORKING kernel source that was MODIFIED by anyone MUST be provided to the community, for any version of publicly released software.
You can find the full text of the GNU GPL licence here:
Herein, lies our problem. We here at XDA have had MULTIPLE interactions with the Android ROM dev, Feeyo, in regards to the specific problem that he has not followed these GNU GPL guidelines. There have been multiple instances where users have requested his Kernel source and he has continually refused to provide this source, or he has provided us with non working and otherwise incomplete source, or invalid or unmodified source.
The first thing we need to show is that Feeyo was MODIFYING the Android kernel source. Below is a screenshot that proves just that.
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Above, you can see the Kernel version says "2.6.29-opt-40-Cronos [email protected]#1", The only known way to put you name there, in the kernel, is to modify and compile the kernel yourself. You have to edit a file within the kernel source called .config.
We also have proof by Feeyo’s own release notes in his ROMs that he has modified the kernel source code as well. For example, the changelog for his kernel below shows the changes made between versions.
Here is another screenshot where he talks of changes he made to his kernel:
All of that being said, Feeyo has definitely made various improvements to the Android Kernel source by modifying that source and he has publicly released this kernel to the community.
In an attempt to resolve this matter we made various outreaches to Feeyo, including a moderator by the name of 12aon making several attempts to get this resolved... I’ve added some screenshots of the dialog that they exchanged...
Here we can see that we were trying to resolve the issue with Feeyo and he stated that he would no longer provide or distribute the 2.6.32 Kernel that he was working on because he didn’t intend on releasing code with he labeled as “messy”.
Feeyo did indeed stop providing that 2.6.32 kernel as far as we know, however he then continued to modify the 2.6.29 kernel source and distribute that in his ROMs again without following the GNU GPL guidelines.The sources for this 2.6.32 kernel were never released.
It is the decision of the XDA moderators that since Feeyo has no rights to use or distribute the Linux kernel without making available his valid source code and modifications, his ROMs and associated kernel releases will be treated as warez under forum rule 6
Here in this screenshot we are again trying to get him to post the sources to his Kernel after he released a ROM that mention various enhancements or modifications to the Android Kernel that he was providing in his ROM. Feeyo then sent us another PM as shown below:
In this PM Feeyo is stating that he did provide his sources... However, it was not complete and was missing many things that were needed to compile the Android Kernel in such a fashion that it would run on the Hero. Additionally, as these sources are not kept up to date, they do not meet the requirements of the GPL to release sources as used to compile the distributed binary kernel.Below is the link to the thread that he posted containing his supposed kernel source:
Supposed Sources used in Cronos Droid early releases
That thread was locked to preserve proof to the fact that the source he provided was not complete. In fact, on post #11 within that thread he even confirms that the source is not complete, again this is not following the GNU GPL guidelines.
Additionally, the screenshots below show occasions where Feeyo acknowledged he would not provide complete sources, by deliberately withholding the entire kernel source or constituent parts.
We have made this long explanation of recent events available to you, the community, for two reasons.
First of all, we realize that Feeyo is a talented dev and that his ROMs are well liked within the community. With this in mind, we wanted it to be known that the decisions that we have made here today are not decisions that have been taken lightly or irrationally made. This decision included opinions from AT LEAST 5 other Senior mods here at XDA. We feel that a full explanation of our actions is something that we owe the community and we truly regret that it has come down to this.
Secondly, this will be a marking point, I don’t want to say that this is an example because it was never intended to be an example. However the fact remains that this incident has caused quite a stir within XDA and from this point on we will be making sure whenever possible that any Android dev that modifies and publicly releases the Android kernel is following the GNU GPL guidelines.
The GNU GPL guidelines are important because they ensure that credit is given where credit is due and it also ensures that continued improvement, advancement, and development of such products under the GNU GPL continue to ensue. As part of the Android community, which is an OPEN SOURCE community, we owe it to ourselves and the ENTIRE community to make sure that we are staying true to the notion of an open source platform. Keeping your sources to yourself while working on a project that is open source and released under the GNU GPL is not staying true to what being open source is all about.
At this point in time, Feeyo has received a 30 day temporary ban for refusing to help us resolve this matter in a peaceful manner and for ultimately violating Rule #6 and Rule #9 which state:
6. Do not post warez.
If a piece of software requires you to pay to use it, either pay or find your cracks and serials somewhere else. We do not accept warez nor do we permit any member to promote or describe ways in which Warez, cracks, serial codes or other means of avoiding payment, can be obtained.
9. Don't get us in trouble.
Don't post copyrighted materials or do other things that will obviously lead to legal trouble. If you wouldn't do it on your own homepage, you probably don't want to do it here either. This does not mean we agree with everything the software piracy lobby try to impose on us, it simply means you cannot break any laws here, since we'll end up dealing with legal hassle caused by you. Please use common sense: respect the forum, its users, and those that write great code.
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Furthermore, at this time, all ROMs posted by Feeyo that do not follow the GNU GPL where applicable will be locked and the links to the ROMs removed.
During this time that Feeyo is away, we sincerely hope that he will come around and upon his return, which we thoroughly hope for, he will post the sources to his Android kernel changes in the spirit of the open source community and the GNU GPL and participate in a more supporting manner.
Best Regards,
The XDA Moderator team

finally i download now...fastttttttt..
no greek support?

thank you sooooo much! i've been waiting for this for a loooong time... finally i have it...thanks again...

oh you made it!

Going to flash now and see if it is an improvement to the fusion!rom

Going to try it now

How about the google applications? did you include them?

Going to give it a go now. Will post impressions.

cokbok said:
How about the google applications? did you include them?
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Yes they are included.

pornogeroc said:
finally i download now...fastttttttt..
no greek support?
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Sorry. Language list is not complete. Greek is supported.

Does anyone else have a notification about a blank SD card due to unsupported file system?

Brooks316 said:
Does anyone else have a notification about a blank SD card due to unsupported file system?
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EXT partitions are not supported. Froyo will see it as an unsupported Filesystem and wants to Format it. Backup your data first and then let Froyo do the formatting please.

this is a very good begin, but i wanna know, how i can enable jit, thanks for your work guy

Sow said:
this is a very good begin, but i wanna know, how i can enable jit, thanks for your work guy
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JIT is enabled. Hardcoded into the DalvikVM sources I compiled.

Feeyo said:
Sorry. Language list is not complete. Greek is supported.
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What other languages are missing? How about norwegian?
... and thanks for the ROM, btw!

skandahle said:
What other languages are missing? How about norwegian?
... and thanks for the ROM, btw!
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Supported.

Great to see a new Froyo ROM on the scene! Look forward to seeing it grow into one of the best...
For now, my early impressions are that it suffers from the same problems as other Froyo ROMs have / do.
To name two (and aside from the obvious):
* LED notifications
* Google Mail App displays at incorrect resolution for Hero

It might be a funny question but... All other Froyo releases I tried have been getting really laggy after installing all the applications I like and then 3-4 hours of usage. I use a task manager to kill applications so that a lot of memory is always free.
Would I have the same problem with this ROM? I am sure you have been using it for a couple of days at least before going public.
I would test it out by myself but formatting my SD card is going to take a lot of time for backing up, etc.
BR.

cokbok said:
It might be a funny question but... All other Froyo releases I tried have been getting really laggy after installing all the applications I like and then 3-4 hours of usage. I use a task manager to kill applications so that a lot of memory is always free.
Would I have the same problem with this ROM? I am sure you have been using it for a couple of days at least before going public.
I would test it out by myself but formatting my SD card is going to take a lot of time for backing up, etc.
BR.
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I have not yet run this build for a few days at it just came out of the oven...
But I did run some of the older builds of mine a few days and for me it stayed at the same performance. Although I do not have a lot of apps installed..
After installing apps you will need to give it a reboot to optimize the freshly installed packages.

Feeyo said:
I have not yet run this build for a few days at it just came out of the oven...
But I did run some of the older builds of mine a few days and for me it stayed at the same performance. Although I do not have a lot of apps installed..
After installing apps you will need to give it a reboot to optimize the freshly installed packages.
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Thank you for the speedy response and support. Appreciated.
I have a few questions in addition to the ones I've already asked.
1) When you long press a textbox and select "Input Method" option, the keyboard appears twice. Is it normal?
2) The news and weather application cannot find "Sofia" or "Sofia, Bulgaria" as a location. Do you think that might be a bug in the ROM or in the application itself?
BR.

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LineageOS is a free, community built, aftermarket firmware distribution of Android 9 (Pie), which is designed to increase performance and reliability over stock Android for your device.
LineageOS is based on the Android Open Source Project with extra contributions from many people within the Android community. It can be used without any need to have any Google application installed. Linked below is a package that has come from another Android project that restore the Google parts. LineageOS does still include various hardware-specific code, which is also slowly being open-sourced anyway.
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Boots
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Fingerprint
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Known issues :
Selinux permissive
Fingerprint may not work properly
Report with logcat if found any
Instructions :
Download the latest build
Reboot to recovery
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Credits :
@SagarMakhar for his work on Realme X
Thanks to all testers who helped in testing
XDA:DevDB Information
[ROM][RMX1921][9.0.0][UNOFFICIAL] LineageOS 16.0, ROM for the Realme XT
Contributors
thesprintster, SagarMakhar
Source Code: https://github.com/thesprintster/device_realme_RMX1921
ROM OS Version: 9.x Pie
ROM Kernel: Linux 4.x
ROM Firmware Required: TWRP
Based On: Lineage OS
Version Information
Status: Beta
Created 2019-10-17
Last Updated 2019-10-17

Screenshots
Changelog:
20191014: Initial build

wow! nice to see rXT development was fast after 3 days kernel source released!
can't wait to try this on rXT after 28 Oct (because Indonesia's rXT launched on 23 Oct lol)

Why screenshot has fingerprint icon on it?

Thanks for ROM and your efforts. :good::good::good:

Great to see ROMs popping

Thanks ? for such an amazing work , is there any telegram group for discussion ?

btw is there any way to revert back to stock rom ?

Waiting for stable one

naandha114 said:
Waiting for stable one
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Yes , you should

wow amazing that development has started.. hope more roms comes.. waiting for RR Rom and Liquid remix roms with more stability..
can some one using this Rom, please take a video and show to us

Finally custom rom development has started. Hope to see more stable android 10 roms.

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hi
can use this rom for realme x2?

Wow! Now waiting for reviews.. Then will try it.

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Ok i'm sorry
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h4mid said:
MOD EDIT: Quote full OP
hi
can use this rom for realme x2?
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Different hardware , so you can't

Custom rom 243 said:
btw is there any way to revert back to stock rom ?
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Go through this official page for stock rom flashing...
https://www.realme.com/in/support/software-update

I've read that if u unlock your bootloader the Widevine L1 certificate will go boom! Is this true? There is no way we could bring it back on custom ROM?

thanks for your great development work

Lol what the use of scribbling ,if it's clrealy visible your number inss

GSI AOSP 10 ROM For S20 & S20 Pro Ultra // stable [All model!]

Hello we are sharing a new union brush for the localised version of the S20 Planets
S20 is a fast phone with Multi Core CPU and top of the-line Large AMOLED panel.
What Works:
Wifi
Fingerprints
Touch
Brightness
GPS
Mobile data
Call
Speakers
Sounds
Camera
Videos
Recording
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Download at: Mod edit--link removed.
Download Link it
Use Odin or Twrp brusher
Brush to AP slot @ ODIN
Brush to super partition @ TWRP
Format data to begin boot.
Have intact a Vendor image.
Credits :
Google
phhusson
Source: https://github.com/phhusson/treble_experimentations
Learn & extras added on : https://source.android.com/setup/build/gsi

Could someone share some screenshots or a video review? Does Gcam work?

TWRP ? where ?

Orphee said:
TWRP ? where ?
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Exactly......
Sent from my SM-G965F using XDA-Developers Legacy app

pro199282 said:
Thanks for use my Rom
You use a different brush if you are not found TWRP.
Gcam support
Screenshot support
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Is this a joke? We dont have twrp yet and what the heck is a different brush?!

speedyjay said:
Is this a joke? We dont have twrp yet and what the heck is a different brush?!
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I think he is saying use Odin. I tired Odin and it got stuck.

pro199282 said:
are you kidding there is twrp
because u didnt enabled nand erase on odin to clean it though :laugh::laugh:
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Erase nand? Are you joking? I wouldnt trust this....

pro199282 said:
its clean flash due encryption and then use my kernel its my Djraz mix NEMSIS so you dont need that again
and use twrp just format data easy flash my kernel in odin or twrp after patched it on magisk MOST fastest s20 pro or s20
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Dude, with the greatest of respect - you come here with 25 posts, no pevious ROMs, nobody to verify this actually works and you want us to play guinea pig with our £1,400 phones? Can you post some screenshots or photos of your phone to show this actually works? Or, we're just going to have a really expensive paperweight...

pro199282 said:
without that understand you look i post picture odin how flash it btw
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Okay, but thats not evidence that this actually works.
Do you know what a nand erase does buddy? It erases:
boot
recovery
kernel
system
data
cache
.android_secure
sd-ext
datadata
wimax
efs
If people get this wrong then they're going to have a useless device. You have to show us that this actually works.

pro199282 said:
offtopic my thread i guess
nand erase = only userdata erase
look at download mode that same time you do it it show in blue letter erasing userdata and use my new Twrp and nemeses kernel btw its soo nicceee
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No, you're wrong. Nand erase erases EVERYTHING!! If you dont know this mate, then you shouldnt be making ROMs. I wont be trying this one.

pro199282 said:
like there it shows literallly cant belive it
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Okay, if you've proven that this works - why isnt your Knox tripped?

Also, please go back to the main page and read the rules. It clearly states you need screenshots of the ROM working on your device.
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pro199282 said:
you learn what is nand erase https://www.sammobile.com/forum/thr...ase-All-option-as-one-suggested-me-to-do-that
he didnt broke it your the bad here your the bad in my post that you will be delete of my post Just belive that developers like am developer i know what i say its true
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To be honest too, I really appreciate the effort. But it's quite hard for me to understand your posts... and as already said too, I'm not willing to try and untested rom/twrp/kernel on a 1k€ phone...
You really should explain how to flash, what are the impacts (data loss etc...)

pro199282 said:
ONLY data removed on NAND ERASE to you Moderation will block your account all your account that are you haves more if you have more accounts for what in my post here all everything its closed from my post You so bad
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man nand erase will wipe everything and now your wanting us to use your gsi rom with zero proof it works as you dont have device
Orphee said:
To be honest too, I really appreciate the effort. But it's quite hard for me to understand your posts... and as already said too, I'm not willing to try and untested rom/twrp/kernel on a 1k€ phone...
You really should explain how to flash, what are the impacts (data loss etc...)
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twrp cant mount super image stay clear

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