I am currently running CyanideL Version 5.1-RC-10.5-d851 and the camera app leaves a little to be desired (in my opinion). Also, I was wondering if there was perhaps a newer radio zip I could flash. Also, can the stock LG G3 Camera app be applied to this rom? If so, where could I find it and a newer radio (if available or necessary)?
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Hello a noob question for you guys.
I see some custom ROMS (if not every one) says that you have to have a certain radio version or newer.
then again I see stock ROMS often has a radio version in the file name.
Does that mean that the stock ROMS include the proper radio ? and that i dont need to find a radio seperately ?
thanks
Yes, stock roms such as this RUU_Bravo_HTC_WWE_1.15.405.4_Radio_32.30.00.28U_4. 05.00.11_release_122704.exe include an associated radio also.
If you flash a custom rom from the stock rom, you will always have the default stock radio version (e.g. 32.30.00.28U_4. 05.00.11) installed unless you flash a newer radio rom yourself.
You will find that the selection of custom roms will be without radio versions, and the OP will normally provide links to the recommended radio versions that will work with that associated rom, for performance and functionality purposes.
thank you for helpfull info
another one for you
if i want to downgrade to stock sometime, wil the "old" version of the radio overwrite the newer one i might have installed with a custom ROM ?
jorgenask said:
thank you for helpfull info
another one for you
if i want to downgrade to stock sometime, wil the "old" version of the radio overwrite the newer one i might have installed with a custom ROM ?
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If you flash back to a stock rom with the radio version included, then you will also have stock rom and radio installed. The rom image and radio image will be replaced to stock firmware.
You could even flash the stock radio rom individually, list of stock radio's here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=687464
thanks for your help
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thanks for your help
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No problem bud
Quick question leading on from this...if you flash a new radio, does it delete all your apps and settings like when you flash a new rom, or do they survive?
Cheers.
scutworker said:
Quick question leading on from this...if you flash a new radio, does it delete all your apps and settings like when you flash a new rom, or do they survive?
Cheers.
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No, the radio is written to a seperate part of the device, and does not interfere with the OS portion.
Does anyone have a link to download this radio version from? The Official Stock Radio thread only has 5.x links
thanks
Why do you want an old radio? 720p won't run on it and it'll likely crash your phone if you're on a FroYo-based ROM
If your rooted and planning on staying that way then there is absolutely no reason what-so-ever to downgrade your radio back to one that old, newer radio's only bring newer and better things to your phone.
Hi, everybody. Got an unusual question today:
Last wednesday I updated my Defy to Barebones v1.5 (did my SBF backup, don't worry) right from stock Eclair. I'm having ABSOLUTELY no issues with it, but today Motorola released the official Froyo here in Brazil.
Even though I trust my phone's life completely to XDA, I feel safer using an official firmware (if no additional features in custom ROMs tease me).
I can easily downgrade to 2.1 and update to the official ROM, but I have a specific need: 720p recording. With this mod I'm currently able to do so in Barebones, but I'm not sure if I'll be able to do so in the official firmware. As shown in the mod's thread, they currently support 3.4.2-117, 3.4.2-145 and 3.4.2-155 build versions.
So, my question is: is there any way I can find out the official firmware's version? If I won't be able to record in 720p (which is a indispensable feature for me, as a future vlogger), I won't update. The update comes as an executable (so I can't look into the ROM's files), so a database of official firmwares would be better.
Thanks in advance,
Gabriel
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If I put a custom ROM onto the A52s will I have a worse (or better?) camera or camera software compared to stock Samsung firmware?
In my opinion, the best 3rd party camera app is Open Camera. So if you want to check how the camera would perform on a custom ROM, install that app on the stock ROM and make sure you select Camera API 2 in the settings.
That being said, there is no custom ROM for any of the A52 devices yet.
Also there are a lot of reports that your camera won't work at all (firmware issue) if you unlock the bootloader, which you would definitely have to do to install a Custom ROM.
I am currently on 12.0.0.6
Which is the best stock rom to update to?
Is there any disadvantages using the latest?
Whatever the last version of MIUI 12.5 (A11) is for your region. It's all downhill after 13 (A12), particularly in terms of battery life.
Also, please let us know if you're still able to update the easy way. Since Xiaomi ended support for this device, I haven't been able to manually install any new stock roms via the updater app. Doing so causes the app to crash. And the app no longer auto-detects newer roms, even though they exist.
OTA updated to 12..0.0.6 and does not find any other ROM.
So thats why I am looking to which ROM I am updating to.
Is there any difference on photo quality between different ROMs?
No difference.